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The United States geological survey has just issued the first sheet of the international map of the world, including Rhode Island and portions of New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Maine, and Nova Scotia. This world map, recently undertaken by agreement with the leading nations, is being prepared on a scale of nearly sixteen miles to the inch. The entire map is to consist of about fifteen hundred sheets, covering all the land areas. of the world, each sheet representing four degrees of latitude and six of longitude. It has long been the hope of geographers to have an international map scientifically constructed on a uniform scale, and the work is now well under way. Maps now available, printed on all sorts of scales, in geographies and atlases, where important areas are given the greatest space, lead to misconceptions as to the relative size of different countries.
In a highly important decision under the antitrust and patent laws, the supreme court of the United States sustains the contentions of the department of justice in what is commonly known as the "Bathtub Trust" case. The importance of the decision lies not merely in the fact that the combination is crushed, but in the fact that the decision in the Dick patent case some months ago is modified. The supreme court takes the position that the moropoly of a patentee does not include control of commerce in the unpatented product of the patented article. The court in the decision recognizes the value of the patented tool which is involved, but at the same time holds the patentee cannot fix the price of the unpatented article. The decision is regarded as a strong point won for the government in the United Shoe Machinery Company case and in the motion-picture case.

November 30, 1912 issue
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BEING HONEST WITH GOD
SAMUEL GREENWOOD.
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"THOU SHALT NOT BEAR FALSE WITNESS"
JANE STANNARD JOHNSON.
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"ARROGANCE OF LEARNING"
H. E. MC MEEL.
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THE WAY TO REJOICE
MARY H. AITKEN.
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SAFETY ON THE SEA
COL. W. E. FELL.
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RESPONSIVENESS
CLARA A. CURTIS.
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THE MOTHER CHURCH
FLORIA A. MOCATTA.
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In the address of a clergyman, reported in your paper,...
Frederick Dixon
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A recent issue reports in part a clergyman's sermon at...
Willis D. McKinstry
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In the recent comment on Christian Science the inference...
Ezra W. Palmer
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In a late issue the writer of the column entitled "A Seasonable Chat"...
William J. Bonnin
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I would be glad of the opportunity to review some recent...
David Anderson
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THANKSGIVING
AGNES V. SINZ.
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CHRISTMAS AND CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
MARY BAKER EDDY with contributions from Editor
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READING-ROOM PRIVILEGES
Annie M. Knott
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"NEARER, MY GOD, TO THEE"
John B. Willis
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THE LECTURES
with contributions from Frank A. Clarke, R. M. Williams, J. W. Segrist, Arthur Fosbery, James F. Foster, Edward Ray Inman, Mayor Fiske, John F. Hertlein
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After many physical healings, and the moral and spiritual...
Otto E. Curtis
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In Science and Health (p. 4) we read that...
Rose J. Seal
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It is with the deepest gratitude to God for the many blessings...
Emanuel Weil with contributions from Agnes Weil
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Before I heard of Christian Science I was subject to...
Catharine Verrall
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A parable of frequent mention in Christian Science is that...
Mary Luella Mercer
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I have been the recipient of manifold blessings through...
Ada Ladd Dalby
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I have been interested in Christian Science for ten years,...
Lillian Cruse Luther
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I wish to express my deep gratitude to God for Christian...
Anna B. Harden
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"HE THAT KEEPETH ISRAEL"
MARY C. RICHARDS.
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FROM OUR EXCHANGES
with contributions from R. J. Campbell, Edward Arthur Wicher, Philip Moxom