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no valor Jaen ohflciopbsre. or,
all; M‘mutass is all that per-‘
finite the unseen side of life, to at-
tsln this knowledge they have dedi-
cated their supreme efforts. The vari-
ous nations, represented in the
World’s Congress of Religions, heidin
Chicago, some time ago, sent their‘
wisest men as their representatives.
To this congress came Gandl, a Jean!
philosopher. These representatives‘i
of the highest sndbest in the world
questioned Gandi for hours upon all
the subtle questions of all kinds of;
knowledge, and the result was that
. . ; they were ready to doff their hats to
Th" eighth 1mm ‘“ "‘9 “our“ 0“,: Gandi. Joseph Croke {aid of him: 1
mioggife’n gig:- W- T: W“): have for the iirst time in my life
N m Ba “ IV night maths. found a man in whose presence I must
or mist Church. The “Whittaker on my hat and keep silence. Do
“’9 reading “’35 the 103rd Psalm,'in ‘l not think these things are not sane—
“16h the singer. 01' Israel acknew-l these are men in the world tonight.
We! the diamond blessings 0} GOdI who have had such experiences that, ~
beginning with “Bless the Wd'fiq'i if they would speak of them, they
.1 “a“: “a 9-“ that it within; 193‘ would astonish tlle world, as Christ3
bless ‘Hls holy name," and closing did, when he proclaimed that there
.. m the injunction “Bless the 1‘“ in’ was nothing over which man divine
:nom 1:: Toni“: “1 all places 0‘ His had not power. We are so anxious to:
0'1- 1”“ the Lord, 0 my get on that we have lost out of our
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soul."
The doctor said in part:
if I Were to preach a sermon m
this scripture, i should want to ta“;
it in its entirety, for the whole Psalm
eomprehends the whole thought or
the text. Many seem to premise the
onset in any kingdom in rightedllsi.
seas of life, but we find this isnn‘ot
is
always the rule for we read them , ,
“The wicked flourish as a green Within divine is seen and noted by God, sickness and poverty.
"811d "WEN this being ln God's image.~men n0w believe in the intelligencel
tree." it is always true that be what.
obeys the law on the plane omwbich.
he works, whether that obedience is,,.
conscious or unconscious, willows
the desired results for his war]? fii
accounts for the fact that so misty
immoral individuals are prospered on
the material plane of being, they reap.
as they sow. obedience to law is the
great desideratilm; and it is import-
V‘iilves the potency that,
. what we call evils of the flesh are not’ crossed a thousand told.
,tude if you are to control your for-, addressing the right party. You need
Avtune. and be influential in your circle; not be able to diagnose your case. You
* in life. You and l are to have domin-l know how you feel. Some organs are“
if utilized,-
would do fcr us beyond what man
could ask or hope.
my possession would be enough to‘:
:convince anyone. it know it is possi-zl
_ l ble for you to accomplish results, and:
Y0“ “'0 created in 1113 image, with find redemption. if you work accord—l
righiS. mind you! It 13 only 011 the ing to law, and your faith in God andl
spiritual side 01 man that 300d100k5. in the salvation of men, will be in-2
, You will!
noticed—they are like barnacles OD 3' have in your own soul, evidence of thel
ship—they are to be short: EWBYNMY: power at God that redeems rromi
All scientific ,
are directed the promises of all that‘of the organs of the body. Can you:
18 good. and true and worth while in talk to yourself? When people talk
the universe. This must be your attl-tto themselves they are intelligently
l
. i
ion by the consciousness of what we, more sensitive than others. the llearti
are—then if the breath of God is can-i is the most sensitive and refined or-
es! in my being, may 1 not align my! gun of the body, it has the most work:
not to every individual soul, and. it do.» will with the will of God and, observ- to do. if it is not acting right, so by;
equally important, no matter. . 3
you choose to cast ydur lot m
men. Obedience to the law is the is};
to achieve, andtlle force is in the. law
, and-ls in you only by reason-of your
attitude to the law. “The Father-"in
me doetb the work." ’Splrit alone is
causal, and in force all that occupies
films and space is effect. Yin are.
stiller in possession of the {what}
unity of lire, which is unity‘t)! pow'
or and wisdom, or you still believev
yourself lobe the corporeal and net-l
Ira! body. effective and responsible}
in this, for the results of life. Eith-
er you believe that you are diuinaJn.
your true being or you do not so be-
lieye. If you do not belioVe yourseliH
fbofbo the offspring of Dietyfi you know
'yoli ,did not create your-Self inethis'
being, and you must frame some
kind of a theory about it or else think
and care nothing about it, and firm
hep-bazzard, consenting to abldothm
issue this is the situation tonight.
The universal life and power isy‘tb’e
life and power manifest in your‘llféi
Ind because this life. which mania
tests in you, is one with the ‘ll‘nl‘v‘eri
'that works in the tree and animal. is‘ manda, for it is a stupid, lui' anneal
ing his law, inniy individuality, do in; yourself, where there is no chancel
myself and brother man the warrior interruption, sit. recline or he;
thatris my right to do by virtue of myl perfectly still, repeat the word suml
divinity, The same life that in the-la few times. The Orlentalist will tell3
wounded tree or animal. sets to work? you it is the more effective, the long-
to heal the wound, through innate. er drawn out, then talk to your heart
knowledge, the same’ power that: as you would talk to a child, you are}
brings healing to the wounded bird.§addressing an intelligence higher than‘
~the same power that grow a new lpg’vhuman intelligence, and you can talkl
on the sea crab in place of one taken: your heart into right action. Tidal
off, is in all created beings. Do you: universal intelligence. God, that never?
‘believe that 'that intelligence that‘leaves nor forsaken you. will take1
works in all nature leaves you orphan. care of you. if your liver is the cub ;
ed to cars for yourself? The one life,,prli, make your demands like com-i
i
Jubmathed in me. Note the import-lcommand that it perform its func-'
ance of breathing in a certain way—l tions perfectly. Address any ‘omn;
do you say why! Remember this, you. the same way, concentrate your mind;
are Christians and believe the Bible} on it, that. is, pay attention. Put yourj
The first act of I. divine soul incarnate! mind on the one thing. When you srei
ed in a human body is respiration, and through giving the command or giv-l
never ceases until the soul leaves the. ing attention to the organ, drop tbnl
body; other things may go at liap- matter, do not get up any argument,f
hazard, but that, never; for inspiration or question whether it will take effect";
and expiration is the breath of God! or not. When you thus question, you‘
. The Jaen philosopher tells you thatlcounteract the effect of the command.
‘Prana, the divine element, sum is “1:0 you ask how shall 1 drop it out of‘
the atmosphere, and the moment you; my mind? Think of something else,‘
cease to take in the universallife,you:alld it will drop itself out, you can
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, Ashore was most congenial
informer in his play. The informer
accumulates enough damaging evi-
dence against Captain Jack to con-
vict him.
Squire Shannon, however, iiiferms
Aline he will stay the hand of justice
from arresting her brother if she will
become his wife. Being again refused
the squire looks up Captain Edward
Gordon, commanding a detachment of
English soldiers, stationed in lreland,
who have been hunting for Captain
Jack, and informs him where he will
find his quarry; The arrest is made,
much to the chagrin of the dashing
captain of the English guards, who is
the ardent lover of the pretty Aline.
As Squire Shannon, Attorney John
J. Cuneo was splendid. lie was right
to home in this role, and he showed
his cleverness as an actor throughout
the entire play, The part of Aline
to bliss
Vera D. Hanlon. lllss Hanlon show-
ed much natural talent in her portray
al of this role. Her easy and gracedul
than it limits
Willi lill
(Continued from first page).
Lynch, and it it was due to his ener-
getic efforts that the measure of suc-
cess was so full.
A touch of pleasing color and gen-
' uineness was obtained by the coe-
tumes worn and the elaborate scen—
ery. The homellke atmosphere of the
scene in the second act, and the out-
door effoct of the first and third made
a hit,
Financially, considering the attend-
ance. the play was a remarkable suc-
cess. There was a large attendance at
the afternoon performance, given for
the children, but in the evening there
was an unusually large crowd present.
So far as ability was concerned the
‘affair was a winner in every respect.
The story was that of the eventful
career of the rebel leader “Captain
Jack" Drisooll, upon whose head had
been set a price by the courts of Ens- .
land because of his activities in lrlsb
rebel circles. The several pretty love
affairs. humorous situations and
items momenta. incident to Captain:
Jack’s pursuit and capture by the
English soldiers. were a source of
continual enjoyment
The trouble all starts over Squire
Shannon‘s great passion for pretty
Aline Driaooll. the rebel leader's sis-
tor. The squire has vowed that by
fair or foul Aline shall become his
bride. Aline however has an entirely
different opinion of this. for she des-
pises the crafty, middle-aged English
squire. _ '
the advances dlsdainfully rejected
by the fair Aline. Squire Shannon
formulates a plan to get her in his
power that he may marry her by
force. Suspecting her brother. known
acting made her a great favorite with
' the audience. The character of Teddy
lBurke, the spy and informer, was
3well-acted by Edward J. Hayes. Mr.
E Hayes is a familiar figure in difficult
Eroles, and last night, as usual, he
‘carrled of! high honors. Thomas F.
Murphy made a brilliant English 01—
iiicer as Captain Edward Gordon. Mr.
‘il‘lurphy skillfully carried off the dif-
ficult situations incident to this part.
lVlncent M. Costello was a typical
ghandsome and i‘eal'lesn rebel leader.
illis depiction of this part was inter-
esting.
l Captain Jack is thrown into prison.
and sentenced to be shot after being
‘given a mock trial. The recourceful
Barney Donovan, who really was none
lotber than Edward J. Splan, With
E more than half a touch of the brogne,
insults in the rebel leader escaping
ifrom prison.
l With soldiers in hot pursuit, the
,csptain makes his way to his enemy's
gnome, Squire Simpson. Every aid is
:olfered by the Squire's daughter,
‘whose love is as warmly returned by
4
{the pursued rebel, Ones, at the risk
”of his own life, Captain Jack saved
'Nelile summons. and this she re
{worded with her love. With much ex-
pression and skill Miss Alice 8. Foley
Junta/ed the role of Nellie Shannon.
l Aline Driaooll. knowing not of her
brother's escape, visits Squire Shan-
inon to plead that he pardon Captain.
Jack. The‘ squire is surprised. during
forceful love-making, by the former
captain Edward Gordon, who has re
l
;
don reaches Captain Jack before he
is captured the second time. and thus
does it and very happily for all con.
corned but Squire Shannon and the
informer, Teddy Burke.
Others in the cast were Miss Olive
A. Blake, as Mary, Squire Shannon’s
demure little serving maid; Kate Kel-
ley, a true~liesrted colleen, who loves
,Barnoy Donovan so much she con.
latamly delights in injuring his feel-
i
lingo: and Lieut. Rogers. another of-
Cbe w .m. Read
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sal life, you are competent to do than cease to live, To breathe in a differ, change your thinking, but not your
things you do. You may not believe; out way is to accept God in a different; feeling. it you are sick, you can
that you are competent to heal your-j way, in accord with natural laws, withi think yourself well. if in pain, you;
‘9“. 0" that any other Deflation-'90“ divine life added to youalife. A drops can think you are free from pain, and
“augment your power, as to prodiic'e'; of salt water is small, but. add tlio‘ bye and bye there is no pain. if the
the change desired and cure yeuieoftocenn and you have power. My life; pain persists, try again, keep on try-
your disease. You are on tlansl may mm small to me but when i’ing. here is the secret oi success in
born and reared in a Cliristian'.[atmos-' awake the consciousness of God, lldeaiing with unseen force. Do not
1"“?“3 3'9“ “9119"“ in the #8359011 on have added the Atlantic Ocean to nieu give up. Repetition, repetition wins
God and You believe that in f some.I God and one man! How many can we sucrose. When you want to give up
V‘strange way The was possessed of then put, to night? If we are going to is the time to go on. The law of God
“7e know’that the medical man i: t ,
day pronounced those cures I ll-
lous, a kind of arbitrary coming in of;
5 a strage power to do the work.' on'
’ «this foundation. Christ Jesus, You can
safely build, sure that no stormy-of
life. can move you from this founda-r
‘ lion. You accept. as l accept. title
3 foot that the Christ succeeded whelle
others tailed, His method was the
best. You will consent with netball
if we accept the method and apply
’~ it. this Universal power indvidual ed
.;-ip you and me will '
power and lei'owledge- to heal (listings;
'not so far away when this
will be used universally in connec-
- grid physiology.'and the physicla ‘
A, “possessing the dual knowledgeffiii
‘ be able to do works they have not.
yet done. i am not posing as; one
tlon With a knowledge of sonic?
Ofli
t *wordfl “Only speak tbe3,W
inane-inns oft‘aith." and the” 3
,tysa spoken and healing resulted,-
-. fwhai‘. that word was, no one knows.
' useommend was to the idiom
that-they should speak in the autopilot
the son of God; This greet muster
accepted throughout the world?”
.been given various names or termsg
,Tbe Oriental, who is an adept, tea‘gli-
' es that the .mytserious and mightily,
«Mention name is Aim, and “fie;
fiogis tell you that the .repetition'if
Mme Anni will change thawi-
branch "cl every member of your
body. This same teacher will
Jilliaplicate of the entire man. and
belissu'this on the fact dun seal
individiml is is the image of the Bill-i
. W and that each individull loll
3' animals of the Universal Old M
heal ourselves; we need the vision of} will be faithful to you if you persist.
as Captain Jack. to be a leader among i liner in the English army.
the rebels, the squire endeavors to:
charge the young captain with plow
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fit your eyes were opened. The Christ
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Holy spirit—«he Spirit Divine will
you
textile and of the world." That Divine
be
releasedto goout into the region of
your body. and to your associates in
life, for healilm.
,‘ _When this God reinforced by the
divinity which you are, comes in,
who professes to have discoveredills:M him in“ “”0“! “1““ bid“ 9""
and aliak’ away, Two things
will: been; the someplace at once,
not if dodj‘t‘e inj‘yoh, thrilling your
soul with illusion, the devilish ele-
fn‘lenr Who the!» [You know
hoe the was ham..uie body. What
..does sudden bad news do?‘ it takes
. a,“ W “petite mv changes day
into highs wrist onect'ooes joyful
flows have ou'youf Just the opposite.
We are forced to believe that saws
stains-o we are. flat emotive
manuals W. in the hour.
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You may oceasionally be able to
speak the right word, and thus effect
instant cure, but this is only once in
awhile. Persistent effort accomplish-
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The same thing that applies to the
E body
‘man expect if his mind is filled with
vthe thought of defeat? As you think,
so will you be. Mind rules over mat-
ter. llf you want to utterly fail, hold
:in your mind fear of this, and as a
:great magnet you attract conditions
:that spell defeat and ruin. This is
the secret, ambitious men have put
{forth gigantic eiforts snd‘failed, be-
lcause they did not understand the
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supply of wealth. All who have get-
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have a right to demand this right. Do
you ask how can I change my sir-3
cumstancesf In partnership with God
this marvelous mind that built the
body. will magnify the dollars in a
way you know not of.,mosey will so
hither in this partnership.
that is God's world are unseen Moss.
worm is our lives in‘ obedience
applies to finances. What can a .
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