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l m cannon or WORLD Declaring that his belief in a Cre- w is Justified by the has of sci- ence. Michael Pupin. noted inventor uni professor at Columbia University describes in tin: August Scribeter's Equine the direction of his reli- gious though! since he secured his fin! employment in a futon in New York " yam up “It taught me that the tire under the boiler supplies the driving power to every machine in the factory." he writes. "To :11 untamed Serbian immigrant who had - seen such things in his! native village, that was aweimpiriugi knowledge, tusd it thrilled me. It stirred my emotions and my imgin-1 ation and l nlmost became . tire-) worshipper." . i Dr. Pupin then points out other Mets which he discovered during the following half-century. and sums up his philosophy in these words: Tell Sale Story "The smooth and steady motion of the piatim in the boiler-room, assist: in the trained hind of mun in the futnry; the roaring furnace tumes fumry; the roaring furnace tumes in the foundry announcing the birth) of beautiful castings; the radiating chaos of our central star, the sum} sustaining the ceaseless terrestriali cycles of co-ordinated energy New merit; the messages transmitted to nun by the galaxy of stars, pro-l claiming the lavish expenditure of their inexhaustible stare of energy) as a preparation for higher forms of creation; ill of them tell the same! joyous story which Tyndall hrsb told me titty years ago, the story of trans- l formation of the primordial chaos ire to a cosmos. a universe of beautiful‘ law and order. This is also the story of the universe of organic lfe. The[ truth which this ‘story reveals was; recognized intuitively by man since the very beginning of civilization and,f guided by the power of his creative“ soul, he heean to dream of a social cosmos which makes life worth living{ Tic, awakening from this beautiful dream is the birth of. church and} staterguided by the love 'of God and ot fellow nun these social ctr-ordinal- tors will certainly give us a soeidt' Mu; um slum-t». -t..»...._ _ -v.-." r-r‘ V“ "W "V", . _ - cycles of co-ordinated energy moves; The turtle, a big fellow with strong f to den the erossisstt m pull the fires merit; the messages transmitted to) jaws, was caught downstate in Eli-ion the ottfme to t f tl “I" man by the galaxy of stars, pro-l, nois and sent alive to the PT""."":- to the boiler? chiming the lavish expenditure of by its cantor. who expected it to bei Woman Badly C I I their inexhaustible store of energy!“pickled” in alcohol and added to the! Mrs Manning is believed to have as a preparation for higher forms of institution's collections. Carl P‘ydied at the moment of the id nt, creation; all of them tell the same , Schmidt, assistant curator in charch Life was extinct when her] I had- joyous story which Tyndall hrst told of reptiles, into whose custody it "Fir; crushed was picked up by Viii; me titty years ago, the story of tratts- I discovered that the turtle likes to) bers of iii; train crew and pl I in formation of the primordial chaos in- l have its back rubbed. It would stand l an ambulance for removal to . t r- to a cosmos. a universe of beautiful‘ perfectly still. hump apis back, andi‘l home in Libertyville. law and order. This is also the story act just like a dog or cat when ML} Her husband suffering from inter- of the universe of organic lfe. Ther Schmidt scratched its shell, leaningin-l injuries 'iUiiiiii consciouances truth which this story reveals was‘to whichever side it was being pettedirie; the {Est shock of the ident recognized intuitively by man since on. _ 'had passed and retained his t lties the very beginning of civilization and,‘ Discovering that this type of turtle up to within a short time before his guided by the power of his creative was already represented in the "deeath at 9:15 o'eloek in the Victory soul, he began to dream of a social ( scum collection. museum authorities 5 Memorial hospital in Wank . He cosmos which makes life worth tiv-in/spared its life and set it free in . died without knowl l 'tIIN,',', wife 2t i',"tket'e"'t,frrt'i'," {thishubehmrxi r homelike pond near tha'city. shad succumbed and believing that she ream IS e I or. C re T ------.' _ ' . . . . staterguided by the love a God and? HOW LINCOLN NEARLY ir'"' '"'it'i1ntc','i",r, mix”- of fellow than these social co-ordinav TOOK PART IN DUEL! . ll y L' III! tors will certainly give us a soeittt', c. -.r--- I Lack of .kaow.ledery of them that cosmos, the realization of the tsigh-' He and CM In Pier),',?:)',?",')',',',':',','")", ?0::erghw'$d . . . no esern air non est aspiration “It"? Pee sfel:, ‘ might" wt Mad lis known in railroad circles as "the “From this point pf view science. religion. and the tine arts, as expres- sions of the intellectual. spiritual, and aesthetic eo-ordination of the creative power of the hum» sou], are three in- separable parts of a single science, the Science of Creative coordination." "The school borr' patrol (one in northern Illinois and northern Indiana now embraces some ten thousand boys. and in influence is felt by u)- proximately one million school chil- dress," says Chas M. Bars, president of the Chimp Motor club, “Ind this "mftaeoee does not stop wittrthe child, but spreads until it comes in contact with punk and thus it is a force for the reduction of accidents, not iii,Gisoueeorretttr--duitr' ”well. "The work interests the boys be- e-it-ta-roy-e"." by. myruliuthutheyuedo- iirFnakw-or*amytet'te eoee, dialling. um! quinine“ arethait-etioaibe'""- In“ Mundane to In" a re- “(tuba-dork. Mum, and “it h nun hm nu- i"ii"itiTua-eMdretthe - WM-pwdolntkupinc 08 little uh m on the lid:- iariiuu.u-ituer"or Grietoi-h-ralt tret- ml m1: the little an to” hummion! FiGaiieetber-u-"ret iiiGroreeG-1ieterpttr1e't SCHOOL BOYS PATROL INCLUDES 10.000 LABS In Northern Illinois and In North"! Misha; Work Interests TTartu.' 70......" a." _ Mi. an mimti.t-omottaetd.ttdu_rP “an.” a: the “In: at “.1991”.- gamma-"Mme“- iuusrtseputod_t8eDete: HUGE VALUE or FARM mourn m ILLINOIS - - bl 0' - magmatic-VII. “magma-Md ”umM.M--v- I'm" -_-_ -___ 7 'GaikAerieit-.vnhmuorttetht iiauuGeointtsiasea'td manna-aw _at.e.tu--wi9hs ”mun-mum “Wuhan-mur- iiii.-vurthierrm.10to'" Gm-te-re-hehe"' “1!.“ch aF.Gaataitr-re, “unmanned-hi I Pupil. Noted ”(was Ion-bin. " Magazine Article Points Oet His Ruse-s NPR-AND“ WWW“. “yuan-1m.- Kuwaiti-16min!- Winks...“ we: issued by m it." " Illinois. The firat qdition in Niall! - h-tod and it is - I nee-d edition will be m. Thebookletuthe-nrkotll. Miller, chief forum, and d-tate. about too native not: trf the W. 1nd is mutt-Md viii: can“ of twigs. lava and fruit of the tron. The book is intended for yum peo- ple and than dentin: popuhr inlon mation about been. Mainlinoh'iumdbythnn- {amolthmtmdum Already many troops of Boy Scouts, camptlre'Gir1s, and similar org-ain'- tions have been supplied with the pull» nation, while sever-l service bureau in the state have written the _ merit of Conservation akin perni- sion to assist in the W of the publication, and pluiux orders for upwards of 1,000 copies. An "ectionate smpping turtle, which responded to petting in the same manner that a dog or a eat does, has just been granted his freedom from Field Museum of Natural His- FIELD MUSEUM LETS tory. SN APPING TURTLE GO " Was An “action“: Sort But Type Was Already In the Institution I Abraham Lincoln came within a} [few paces of fighting a duel with ‘Gen. James Shields when the twol jwere colleagues in the Illinois legis- ‘Iature. Shields was formerly a sen-l itin-1mm Illinois. Minnesota and His-g (sour), and the incident was recalled} on the forty-eighth anniversary of his, Ihurinl. In the period just preceding the Civil war, when political ire val [early roused, he challenged Lincoln: ‘in order to defend his character iagninst xmeomplimerttarrr lethal. and 2','T,te', a poem, accusing Lincoln of their authorship. Cavalry all.” were named as weapons and the duel almost - all in a small woods clearing near Alton. The mad: for both sides finally brought about uni understanding and Shields m eon- vinced that his distinguished oppo- C',','. was trot the author of the let- ten. Discovering that this type orturtle was already represented in the mu- sewn collection, museum authorities spared itis life and Bet it free in a homelike pond he!" tha‘city. Henry B. Rankin, childhood friend of Abnhm Lincoln. uni author of tvoboohducriptiveofthe-mnci- pam’s life, died in BpritmSeU, Aug. it,haviutteuedtheneeoftNrbrn lawman humiliate“ ot-ti-wet-fr/ments' and Berodem.brrthf.rrieatd+ett* tummmhmm and from the tin-”Rankin m " FRIEND OF LINmLN DIES AT SPRINGFIELD “yin-sunk Bother-tAr-Heh.. ---P_oeMrieh. limpet a! you" - th- yudo. Wch-uhuiuhu {Run-um. Perk-p- In -rstartd that Sabre Fight annulu‘Tw-t l Members of the engine cm, " rlhough enveloped by cloud: of blind~ l in: and burning steam from n broken {steam pipe on the engine. -ed to clear the crossing and putt the firms {on the (ugh: to prevent tum an ', up: to the boiler. : Waln- Bully Crushed , Mrs. Manning is believed to have ldied " the moment of the midtnL Life m extinct when her body. tod- Iv, crushed, was picked up by num- "ters of the train crew and placed in WWII mum IN LAKE CO. ON MONDAY ManaHWifeuNieaesAre wunumum s.ihrrurr0verrT- III-band. Etheridge W. Mint, and 33 years, premium Chic-go ntuspuper mu. received injuries from which he died when his atrtgtqgger- bile. a Lincoln sedan. crushed into I locomotive on the Mihraah- - cmsing over the E, J. t E. I'M near the Hawthorn km. on. and one-half mm: south of awe. a 7:50 o’clock loudly morning. loco-din Din-Had The force of the collision was no amen that the heavy automobile in practically demolished and the Iueo- motive In: damaged to the extent that it V‘s necessity to send another engine from Wankegnn to but] the train into that city. Imam“. who was relax-Inn. to his home at 3424 Throop street, CM, Uter spending the week-end " his mum:- home at Nippeuink lodge near Genoa, Wis, drove his machine into the side of the angina. the at striking the min drive rod of the locomotive. according to win-lulu. left hand tmek," a condition opposite to that which exists on other nil- Mrs, Marion Naming. - 29 us, In: inst-my 1il!ed.eu ‘her "r"eeheram"-"""""trv"""r" c; ---- ~THE"'-"-] ' OAK-TERRACE, ' I Al INhDv . i "tyAUFieny5rr H..N my WASHING 'SPLENDIDLV AND l tp gave some 11m: licrt- -'."e" “ --r" 2 ip.tt,g 'rtn/lifaigtit, tantalum. ammonium Iva-lulu man ' stunt-An. '"?P"'."""""""" cum-M #1"th cuminndhdmum Im. not a my“! an -rsxrtutltmh1ldsltsttrrt “my. CCa2CaUErtT77 Mtrieikiieid iiitiFiif YOU TOO. CAN HAVE SWEET! AND CLEAN 'eaarhrvietim ASISTANCB 104 W-------, “thu‘hm Y._,aq.i8.g-.ae-ht muGI‘WIC‘IM- in; nation. “"3“ - ch txaehsnftuteri_-t-_t oetemiu-tkeftHN.ethW-tqm "_ttieeGrttuhe."'tva. o'ehteh_t-ue. l tux-canyon. I Amin the copy-book maxim: uni _ wrong. Lindherg in his famous "hor") {across the Athntic in. you will re-; 'can. pretty - of I 'lr-hr""--; , Farm and Pimide. . Annually will. cl a. up- proaehrrtaNathie-btmtd-- uncertain-Idols.“ drri- xiouclkhmu'mand SLPuulnihouluthcn-ium lheGnyshkn-lvuhuwmu one and one-half all. ”It. of Grnythke. laven- Wat-hr, Aged " ,ears.ofRxmhvf1u,m.,betmehous beenresridimeirtam-tmetkme- "earGrarui.atesruiytoeeth ofatrainnnd-i-taittrkinedat 6:30 O'clock loch: -rresin.. Dim-min; the M new we minimum for “an - in Mat land. the Wanna-'1 Home Comp-aha mdiuovendthtmotnm still eoetsidered liely to be giddy and are often thud u "fu-." Cots. semtim ue nil: thin " In am- ment against the proposed mm to allow women to vote It the in of 21 instead of str, the trresent mini- mum, "in Marcia.” up the with. "a girl outgrow: {hyperac- ahortt the time the and“ In. high nhool. But most astoetishirte is the tear ex- pressed by the British conservatives that England will ultimately go the way of the United States, which is taunted as n country where luvs In: ”and lately to please the women." ENGLAND STILL THINKS WOMEN " ARE FLAPPERS HE THE BIG MOP PRODUCER OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO ara, Will Buy This Fall E9359 f:ilWtt,,.,eottfl,l!8,t,tt,t,r OXFORD" GRAYS Are Here, of Course! Plenty of Thenr---Along With All The Other Smart Fall Shades-ond You SimplyCan’t Appreciate How Much Your Dependuponit. Whateverthem id-in-r-o-roots-tmme qs6.amr-thingheeentamy price yoaehm-toPar---tunro-ietin dice-nieuochofmm tir-asf-Mains-e-to-. That’s why out tremeodrm. vohlnc is luch an mhaneage an both dun. gesuie'reaty*"trdrr_trmre' auMp-um 'm'erpeie-tftouesiep-iHem '35 and uo f Society Band Odoed (any. Go _ SmuafBihmmeHim& - ’75 Lyman Canon Taihimd q Srit-rh-e8ratd- Won Shop Open Tuesday, muddy and Saturday Evening Uittit You Sie THESE! 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