Miss Kate E. Andreae, Committee on Publication for Sussex, England,
There appeared in the Observer of recent date an account of a lecture given on the subject of "How to counteract worry!" under the heading "Fresh Air Benefits.
David A. Giel, Committee on Publication for Holland,
A short report of a lecture on Christian Science, appearing in your issue of recent date, contains a few remarks which, apart from the question whether they are to be put down to the speaker or to your reporter, are apt to give a very wrong impression of the teachings of Christian Science.
J. Latimer Davis, Committee on Publication for the State of Iowa,
In the "Current Comment" column of your issue of recent date, under the caption "It is Life," your statement, "One or two benign publications that look at the world through smoked glasses print no crime news at all," leaves an erroneous impression as to the position of such publications.
Henry Deutsch, Committee on Publication for the State of Minnesota,
During the more than fifty years of the existence of Christian Science, it has been subjected to misrepresentation and attack in much the same manner as that which characterized the actions of those who persecuted Jesus himself, misinterpreted and maligned his teachings, and made martyrs of those of his followers who had the courage to stand for the truth of what he taught.
A Story
is told of one who went to a friend and said: "This five-dollar bill is all the money I have in the world, except a small amount of money that is owing to me.
