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Evening sentinel, Thursday, October 22, 1914 · page 9

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.. THE FORD.
8. L.ABENIDIGT. Agent.

Home Departures; Sentinel:

l macaw 3'0" engine with angles or not in alignment. In them“ 1“ “W "10“!“ ”it“! I“ m “”1“

through shafts misting at different

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lie have the World new
ris {scram Lana, i‘Eddy

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'A (Continued from yesterday’ a Sentinel 5

Again he drifts about for. some aim!

ind once more we find him wandering;
é onlhshotlovoasof New Martin-1 tootoad hear this High. with»!!! hhn.andgaastockaln.botb Europaondf seeing the grant future in

m 'of‘biriaoe um , iii-Pr smwmm pooh: tWhiloW m..-

or m and
“micelles. be

fine“ morningileI drift! ‘4‘-

tdndhig his condition and moabrios of

10!! determined look. and ‘ths stout
yyonngihsartr‘beat as bravely“ as ever.

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long he wnm‘ . .l...VVV_. _V . V
[me “131', ‘0 ”16 WW Uhlon Hfiwamtlllhiflwa‘m to!“

tit—give than thosoptionaa all hurts!- ed to ho inst aaamnoonoclous of it as
mph invention. Thear'at moderate he was of the riaculc of past years—v
resolved for his potentials; saflfito and heparightVVpn turning out constlnt-

4’“. a ”Wampanynovdlasthomnstbch thiohomgeturn‘hlshad. Hosppear
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also any that “IO much money rota-,beiiove mi. he was capable of doing

sented by such a small’gllp of m,1almoyl anything.

1° 11%me 51'? that he “3“ ‘1 Reporters accepted anything he told

MW aoalmoaay. I1“ W1ihomaud-housod-oohavo much sport

' let M tollin- them: some
Now

long looked forward to. haneedod Nth-'5 which they in turn would put before

 

he could ”this cherished scheoss to condom! lamp brought capital? to

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Instill all-M
ville. clothed in an old weather? bate-1M before the MM unadrla my was established in New York- wry fought no. am. to
guhter.V an old straw hat. barely .c'overs1llio: W» loam by- which city to supply commercial electric light- festive decisions more handed down or. achieved great-ass. out of 01::on
but his head from the rise! and' his tournaments-two in any!!! direct!“ ingoma lamscois by. thendlson iii-«mucous. granted until great for- 1!!de andzlhua lilies inn-toasts“
shoes much in need of soles. Notwith- *0?!“ 1’9 iii“ °"°" one. “'1” ‘1 ”‘9 companion The central star tunerhad boon sport. When Edison W“ bill: mm- mm
“lid in dually won just as the last years dared lovbildfl Mill’s Inc-cm
1"“ ideas that “D to now had availed in!!!“ of If!" and polar to W nothing two old storehouse buildings. in Poor! 1'0: his patents were em; to an end. lousrforce, making it- shalom
hhn‘nothing. .hia ta‘dc wore the same1of million- ot dollar- to the «lemon street. near Fulton. and on smoother Yet our.pgtent system, “is to b. m. smooch-arias. A man um
“i- 1882. 11!. GW‘ VON 3W M mills world. fills tho courts with dull!!! £0 hall II Mariana»

some time illu- loving thousands of non of this company was

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D‘hwvabecuaehevohfor 8W. aadtltoy iy new wonders still people began tol'.

 

In 1884 the Edison inventions proI
{Iliad tho chief attraction at. the Phil-
adelphia international Electrical Exhi-
bition. though his works :had previous.
“ly been exhibited in Paris and London
Soon Edison stations sprang up in
all parts of the United States and the
old world. Curiously enough one of the
first. Edison stations built in Europo1

 

homo-baron was the moment Edlaal‘ol

the chandp that he so rather stretchy otories.V oometlmes.1 birthplace in Ohio. These stationa100mpany. with capital of 818.0%“:

have supplied millions of incandescent

lag more to was him than his” ghoulish. pails-s smut» wonders to be an lamps with in creasing popularity mu limit as the Edison General W
Tahitian Wharton andlnvent. Now pocted.’ The news of tlu perfected in- now, no place of importance h with (impair. and then, soon ‘afterwlm.

hers.
or.

opt“ its incandchcent hydrant:

 

no of.

ones whiahgiotr inventor-soften can-i

.. Wager-n.- union Coll rials buildings within a district of warlord tom omandaaro either Edits: leLLsAlorerof-e We“
make and our music... “a... shaft drive automobile tho tmmltgkinfir his itchy and experimenting. stay. a “from !Ifl-"fl! N- «L about one scion Jolie in lower use races to spend all they have to pro-1M1! he ind-f. m m
“Bulletins a change to lump spark. sion of power from the com plant log. In“ WW I!!! ridicule and John of 9”le 3“" W '1“ "m ‘1' W“! ' ‘

tact the We of weary dc‘ye of

(it! tillll bounce and bill! use the the rear axle would” be impossibieimu' “013' Mm. W116. because they ‘7” ”3‘3”“ 1°” than ‘5 W”: This station thereafter coutinuedinlthouahtw uracil cabal miserably low

010‘ W‘figsioa inagaetoz Tim. M without mung.“ joints in the drive could not understand his earnestness, tioaa. .
‘J W and one. and I don't shaft. since the angle of the drive made-his 1““ bindenaome g
shaft congmnuy changes. This 1, duo :. It win here that he set up a little daron'oos howl showodc‘ltls

“Clo:
like *mwut 3am}.

“law“! “are early in 1890.1! was then “blink;

ooutantoorvioo with)!“ single shut- Minus: and if the inventor does notgin‘ Hobart.
1Thcimnwuimln W's who-auto it was almost destroyed by agree to the terms casted: those of pals-t work .xwlton

greater moody power than he. may

‘1 “hits rbocmtold the VAtwater Kent to the power plant, or one end of at, lsaboratory in the telegraph office. physical strength. for whoasaonla use! at unsound was operated for many undertake to use his inventions with-

would; be the best system to install. drive shaft being mounwd above the which; by great mom). be stocked idea struck him. and thoyrwsro many. years after until the modern mammoth out regard to his rlshtl Ind in denim” return.

Waikiki!!! bo_ poealblo wfor you to 0x", springs and the axle or other end or. .with a modest collection of books and he would at one put than ovary lei! Edison stations of the city entirely rcuof the baton! hw-

press on sputum

1the shaft below the reprlngs. The

Kindly—advise me if dry cells would1 spring action «uses the difference in:
give any satisfaction for two small angle of the connecting shaft.

side lights:
as much
the some as for a Klaxon‘.’

will be appreciated.

W.H.C

how many cells would 1:

{save considerable trouble when the car mymng he could .mt' oven at the fished the world famous laboratory at “”63“.“ mp be found busy on to“, m.- on.“ laboratory. in“ the anatomic; dull; and: bandingab

 

slow instruments.

W'ith ail’hil MN work and ”We little rest ill!“ hols-m WWW M Ma“. fun um. to 111.1 wife, big gogpo'A WI! "w lllldy for 31 “Willi Incl beam 1!. “We“!!! ‘
“mention. he wrote and printed result. acths oamotlmoho would call M or bun“, m, much “a [gy- time, it was thought that his inventive am In would no! he “harm-wit“!
on his own little press a book on else-1m number o! anon away from other Melba mm conductors. which “mg, was at an end. But not so thei with igood cars too- often bedroom
needs What else Tungstens to give1 In laying when for the wintorcare tricity regarded as one of tho best oftwork to help him. connoisseur order were M “W“; Thus it was laboratory at Manic Park had been ”11‘5““ good toll 0“-

light as a good' oil .1“. should be taken to cover- tho nickel or its period.
light? Should cello be connected up hm- flnhhlm with a tubular! my During this time n. gupported g1out of the question.

1he could think of. and with but very 91.0.4 it.

1"“ "WV 0‘ working 4‘1“" "1" the first underground system for corn-

Aftor the death of Mr. Edison's first

on fire by somtrampuwho had lodg

“I 1m mm menial electric llshttns'sm built. Theied In a vocal; ontbdldi'ngr and it 'wasi ‘mctlcal methods for he to trill!l

Y 1613“! ll 1M! true with nickel finiah- friend who was out of work. for ho wasA “'0 “P mm‘“ “"0“ M“work was done night and day by differ-‘ partly 5"“ doors 5" “m" “’19"
our answers to- these quegflan. lags. This will prevent unduerustand never known to see ‘ friend in need otgsntirc time to inventing. and estab- eat sum. of men. but. at any time or than am: at: Orange; N. d.‘ when ls1

You cannot satisfactorily use thofifi 8891!! 1111061! in ”"108.

old magneto

Tho Atwater-Kenr ‘system is Avery'equlppod with electric

good! '

The more recent modeli‘cars are now
lighting and?

starting systems. This electrical

Dry ceils\are not good for fighting equipment necessitates the use of an

purposes. You hadlboitor use a swr.l1expensivo bdltcry.

In laying the car:

agel battery; Dry" coils are good for up for the winter care should be taken

intermittent service but not econ- to disconnect lhesbattery and store

conical or efficient for continuum. same with some responsibly party 'who

vice such as repaired ton lighting par-l will limbo!!! care lol' the W10!!-

it

poses. With a six-volt storage bat- loft in the car- it Mfdsteriorate. and:
tcry use about four and “Volvo candle by spring will have buomd of very

power six-veil iamp.

 

 

. Motoring rDepavtmclm Schubert
What is the object '0! a diffs

construction!
Thowobisct of

compound“ the d!

the rear wheels.

the outside wheel.

 

““11””
.also. a universal .ioipt‘cllls motor car gConsidmbloblsrd work can be avoid-
”“Bnlmvlvr: ELI"

differential is to greater! Wily. with a little shel-

such in travel of [ac aid Milka. Aluminum paintlsr‘
in turning corners also {gooditb prevent the bdad of tho
the inside wheel must turn less than the from rusting on the rim; it is a 0"“ TN“ ““1”“ Company to “I'll
The differential dlflic1llt matter;

.litcle cash Dbl-lag :.'tha winter season
is E gooddim'l owls-s battery over-

1&33 h‘Vyif a responsible

 

shawl .-

ed Oll‘till‘ road if the tire rims are

.‘to remove the casing

permits the wheels .to aura of differ. fromth rim when filling hscoaio rusted.
out speeds and at the same time re-

Nifidlorous

ceive equal drive power from the beauties Ifront tires wear out more
engine, thus obviating unnecessary quickly! thanltlvo reomtirssr. The duo! on the “1'5““ force. H“ ”1°" 0“
strains and aliwhs of wheels. Evil! is that front tires ghould last consider: applicatiOn 1“me been shown follow

sacrifice of his civil comfort.

During one of his. oapcrlmodlnhoao-
cidentally spilled a quantity odaaoid in
the telegraph office. doing codoidsr‘abie‘"
damage, and was discharged. Thrown
on the world’ Iain. he turned up at
Cincinnati and devoted himself to
reading the scientific works of the Ma
chanics' Library. He also
his” duplex telegraph and amused him
self building a complete locomotive ln1.
miniature.

A Marina toygo bacon! turnover-11., m. ppfltyihfil‘ machines of today.

powered hint. «enhancement for

while his"!
Port Huron. — u! h‘s could not endure
idlanooa' and the now travolddtaad ea-
porinnced young than cl 8!, after a

lme begun to look about for some
thing to do. Oa~bolng asked by the

crease a smallsubmarlnacabl’e. ho was
glad to accept the work and received as

complaints are registered 9" a M to Boston, where he had Ih' .
Pliod through a friend for a position

in straightftirward driving the diffoi' Eably longer than the rear tires, in that oral Manager 0-. 1" Millikan, who, B0!-
cntial pcrforms~important duties", in they wars relieved-10f driving strains. “‘5 "“1 peculiar 11131“. “W‘- POW“
that when one drlvowhcol hits an ob- Excessive wear on front. tirends more hand. 13 ““0th ‘9 WN- "GT9“ 5““:

drive mechanism

The object of the universal joints is ..l or. ”alignment. The trust wheels 4W!" W“ the mess?! order
to permit the transmission of powor- should have a slight amine.- ”and: an

 

 

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Vstructlon the differential. prevents the generally due to“ misalignment of tha-
torque strain which otherwise would front wheels. Drivers forgot that they '
her transmitted through the whole oftcarzhit thorcullb with the front mere“ “1’ 'W’VMM stiditbilnfl.

wheels. and in this manner thronhorn

slimlnnmrw Thaloxdlmonsioiis

.does he tells it from the line and put
it down in that” ships!"-.“Y&..- and

piled .Edlson's friend. “Then send for

..to make full of him. but whom. they

. Tshonldi'be chm-i Magnum, I one found, aside from his peculiar manners

Howlyacnrlnlmmveg.
otabieCoumound Kept Her

in Health Serif—Years.
Shippsriaburg, Pa—"lc'wb i...

 

yearsagoth‘atlstartedtakingLydia
Wow ! Ventu- lvcnt- freezing The die of a blanket

131° 003190113111 I 'over the radiator is also advisable

 
 
 
 
 

than snfluedflerm

away.

hummw i; ”’11!”

bottle of it and it In this. age of marvelous tiilllgs— o

helped moKrightl

Then after 1

my seeded childm I
. ‘ born I [lads female ;

slid inashortliil'i‘eA-wal'

 
 
 
 
 
 

whencvsrlhareeu

Lately I have

of its worth.”

pound, madefroransfiverouteand

know it helped mo‘and will help others.

as?!

Writs
.my daughter and lamb all sad-ring
women wouldtoko itoild be convinced
"-5-me it." 3m
no N. Pom Suwsflppunlalrgq Pia.
Lydia E. Piilkharnfa Veptobio‘film- -

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Compend-
cured and have been in crashes! health “
since. I always praise tbs' Compound

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wishéa to obtain best results 1mm “hi! “Mme ill—dressy tbotvbe tool-0W1» caret lhto~iight

gEm b

Now that the winter season is ap-
gproaching and many privatotgsralos
«are bummed.- the probleiaarta’es as
to how to prevent freezing. Thrush-
of an anti freosing solution in the rod.
labor lg good. in ‘AjrhroA weather. how-
ever. one needs to use extra prcéawV

entcnalo‘n lanip's earlobe arranged,

 

VEARNINGB.
Raisers.“ Sultans. Csars and
Kings-
Enlightenment of church and state—
ambition led“ to strife and hate—-:~
Great Father; of the human race, hide
not'Tllyr light; and smiling face-—
SendI down the Sacred DoveofPsaoo-

lease. ED JAMES.

W

NQW’AMAQy EWINGKNOTEB . .

Building Inspector Ciel-once I,Vfi
Finch iodn‘y is'auc‘d th‘dV following perv
mils:

R. V. Geoppier to build a game.‘
18:25 fe'ct ofjwrood had Moderate. to.

andm-dayhoidstherecordofbsing o" L

roost uncouth! remedydor fsinalof

ffieraadltbdusandsbtvolan "
testimonials on file in the Plath“: ‘

 

from all war horrors prey rc1 '

understood his business as an Electra!
clan. and was such a splendid operator
that he was soon in charge of the

1m'lrsv‘mlsfi!

in Boston his associates attempted

ildonlo M N‘ J“ '1‘“. become the southpaw! of it. even .worklng in the world. where he brought- forth infimmmmmm Mill.
ills tubes containing train telegram, by; which a inseam "'lemme- know the actual sombre

191.».le of thomgreatert number 0‘ ‘trenebm- laying
inventions ever known. tlmcoaductors and making connections
in. long and: paying to lie-lo Park himself. The building of this station
he produced his great 13mm 1“ was shortlydollowod by others located
the telephone. and in 13" 1“ “WV.“ ' in varioimpons omits country.
at! the principle of- the channel's” Nor was; the experimental plant
while trying to invent a machine to imldonlod’arb- tho—fl"! actual com--
”1.7M???” mmtauudih hm mos-stab- Edlsoo Central Station.;
“‘va was rectum! 101' “1‘ 1"“ thougha very until one. wall instailod1

‘tinlo. by mechanical means. in the his!“ “‘1;pr Wis... in 1882 iii-the some

110" of 1110 “"111 “‘3 11"“ Im"""'1Ayoatl',but a little mouthed the larger

mas o erode slain“ calm one-in New Turk city. This little plant
had a capacity of between 200 and 300
ism alps.

'ro emulsions-i ‘Irapidlr‘bgrowing
, industryar tho Eben-clamp Foundry;
1““‘W V“ '1 1“" mm at maniacs. tholfldison filaohino
15‘1““ Wort-lac Newman «city annuals-t
9. “I.“ “W 0‘ “‘5 “mow W" at! Schsmctodr; )1.qu and at» Shor-

1

it was large and clumsy and bad to to
thumb: hand. while the sound it re-
produced. though the worth could bo‘

W “"3” 11- Ilng momentum» a big consul»
“r sin a machine with neither teeth 'tlcn' coupon was also started to plan
our ton’guo. . "' and build Edison pleats; lathe align
Built can-anal: any language under peering departures at which. the wri-

till’IIIIs , tor of: this skatoh -wao the youngest
Add slag any songrtllali ever Gas M1

II 11y ‘V ..J ‘a

Edison was about to produce commeh1'0m' concern.

«dial electrlc321ight by incandescent: moans took upiths directional
w‘ialape. da‘fidimhlcb time the canine..ch railways; which resulted in tho
so phonograph was laid away; and.“ introduction of a pretty little electric

A~ October run; 1879. bags" the worchdocomctiva. that drew" an ordinary

”the practical incandescent electric auto! car at I hood speed on the roll-
anyway ‘11th on a never-lobe tom-call bulicrohwln manic Parlt; ltwaa
gotten night the whole park appearod'lo morn! of the thrill and men of
' scionod from all over the world some

m warihil first successmattsmptjlowib Thu electric current was
to millions practical electric lighting carried by the rails, and besides driv»
by incandescent lamps. How sidtpio in the locomotive. also oporatéd the

‘craok" New York win.” their lunatic-a1! rooms to those who admircdgiho mainland lighted the headlight and

changed to wonder. lHerc beacons-
structed allothVer small“
where he put some 'of his ideas ill
practical form,

record votes. He also built lam
ments for private” telegraph mos.
1whlch would spell out the words on a
Vidfai containing the alphabet. This“

1 forms of telegraphy ho shorted Initial!”

the master, but when calld‘d uncured“
deliver a lecture to an academy of
young ladies, his courage failed. and

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

nothing—come one lolsoihadilo I!
talking. while he did thsadeinons

 

just after V '
tom had '
the ancestor the ”
since been replaced by the familiar
little "stock tlclcdr.” An scoldoht hat!

 

 

smooth out f carries; causing a vast

 

 

laboratory «stimuli! shares-it waséwendly e‘ r

and they multiplied ra-1alatanta only after thousands
Moat atomseV yucca m mip ‘llldIY. u his hm brain in howl-full.
M with 'olectric 1W!» 0;, or two of invention; for the more he saw, the .0! months before the desired M

so more he saw to improve. He soon took obtained. during which time none. of
that the electric light bulbs will pre- out his first patent for a machined!) those who were so confident " '

iso abashed was he, that he could say '

 

" years. but he did not believe that ill

 

” -"aatlirnd!i'sa absolu- ides "€11

thrown a large number of these lactic ‘

 

 

beautiful ”solo 113%“!!qu bdrif‘toII interbr- d! the car; thus. Mr Edison

 

 
 

tireless inventor and his inlaid

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

shower fluidly”? thoughfsof slos V:
“In on desks. benches and b0 on. or woman Stanlysi'ive Years Old Ex-
cared for anything else than ch‘ 1 “PM“ by Effects 0' GNP”. R0-
airad aim. and instead co though» stored to Strength by Vlrmi.
moonsldcrsd‘loolongmy the“ tireless!“ Canton Miss—“l am seventy-five
*woflb’rh. as Kr Edition lids” sald‘ binds. ysarruld; Int! 1 contracted a severe
Wmmgtmm ‘ cold and cough due to a case of La
Edison makes no claim as the actual Grimm“? so-thal I 103! my strength
,. define lishtluzle 8o heaped became ver oak and ”feeble.
. bundhmhfiforthd crewman mm to me. and
Charles Brush had been in use some after taking itibr some time, l one
o truly an it has alone me a world of
arc intimation!!! be LpWL dildl180iflil‘ Timed“ iamdtiwhad.” Amy cough
cores-anduspito of being told: both . ’ is ..praoticallyltcured and it has built
who word looked‘upon at that little so ’uptmy‘strsngt so 1 fool active and
" women-Tc} iathlnkrfosiot offlinol,

 
 

 

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in!” doeclbo the little instrument ‘3 “we.“ won .1" built! «onpluy- i.

ln‘b’thmmoaotilho tho company how

Hardly «had the ow Monaural-anemone beert
known. than it was understood that mlflinmm totho 0mm

. snob vicissitudes as are seldom

can be sea! from a m train to
1any other train or" telegraph oiled
along the linoywwlthout any who WA
auction-Ll This was really ahelforclua—
nor ofcwirsleae toloaaphy. Thelma»
noflooro ssparotouwaadevslopedbeu;
by whim thalron is extracted-drool the
are by maroon operated by electricity.
1A. largo-A plant of this cord was built
1noaVrA Ogden, N 1.. at thaslte of an
abandoned iron mine:
1 The Pym-game motor. producing
1eleotrtc!ty‘.frolaaooalldiroobwlthou
Jun. ”of engines Mrs-sans). whit
lsoon darrnosdouht will; be- pardoned
Jall! cauloanother revolutionrin tho
1ohetrioabsoloaoa~outerod the elector
leaped-lent lanthanow laboratory. To.
alas. ninety per cent. of theooalburnod
1 larder! in' “filling host: This loss
iEdlson believes can be ghostly. lesson
ed.
when Mr. Edison again mlflliadflhfl
lady was lmhl's dativo state and
aside mm entering his on About. she.
Willa heal-two! the children. and

would be hard to find. nor more in ao-
icon! with his lifoand advancing years.
Arum Edls'bn's ”great triumphs were
the perfection of the phonographli tho
.pmdubtiowof- 'Wlill! locum 911lov-
insanioturfl’and the towing pictures
The-'storagc'l-battorytho! one day may
solve ‘vths' 'ele‘ctric‘ralli'ray problem: in"

given this ' smcmchhh "highdr'p

of excellence. was here developed. The
improving. swim. incandescent.
lamp toosworo evolved horef' But the
list is too long and too welhhaown for1
further introddbtion.*rln brief. that la~
hot-story hssfion. and is. the clearing
house of ‘alcctricol evolution.

At the Paris Exposition of 1888, the
displays rcprosentlngthe many-electri-
look lnduhtrles of the United States
1wore very poor, with the single excep-

tion of the Edison inusntlona whinin- at
a cost of about 81.00 000; made up for
all the rest. It was the donut olectrl:

’ call-”exhibitovenpccduceduooverlngaa
area of several thousand square feet in
machinery hall of .olsctrihtli‘ghl lappw
rains in‘ operation of all classes for can
not stations. isolated. "municipal? and
marine plants; Many phonograph
were in ope‘ tic talking?“ violets
in every alngcagc ' the greenalnu‘sce
mono: or the myrlsdr of via tors of all
nations who could he a to to
sit own inbound. by a machine. This
iclc‘gant exhibit was set up. under the

 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 

turbimsclf.

The Much people felt that? they
could not do too: much homage to the?3
man who had “turned tho lightning."
”and “organised the ccholl.” in opitojofA

 

vase; of the weather-beaten m

was at lilies, Italy, which, it .wili.he;.¢ansoildotlon of all the different

1'

1so-thatvll can» compare than!!! ’ was

a prettier homothaa theonoatflrangs :

a" simple way." and “w'hlch has already

personal direction of the great invent A 1

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

new IA

w1-'ihc

': «r;

in “UMBER-(Ind behold the ma I!
madetho world groasorand bowel-bile
cause he has been of it. ‘

Yet in spirit of this you wll .
him the same unassuming 5W
hearted man as of old—4n can“;
that one can follow with profit. l V ”' .

In a few years Mr. Edison saw all

panics hearing his shadow

trolling all the Edie‘on’pam

came the greater com

 

trical interests now known all over tho
Athafloaors! Electrieccorm
about and most powerlnlme
ls- ‘oiiatenne: All “thin“lt'lfls
ed largely from the could of this
one man. not born great, but who

 
 
 

Meatball-rarest: work can”

theldrllc of in. anybodyszlro cal-l , ,,
him a goodwne can wima manuals“\
for he will ovon- W
loathing M m
1movs him to hear a good sternum
usually linear a better lotto facial! dis
Being a true philosopher he makes .
the best otlcvcrythhlg+thorofors, he ~'

Many- stories tare toldxob w

1Aombodllaelt of *prootlcollideastn A
On one occasion he WW

cubic inches of space it accept-om“
several ofltho- boys to: “won it also.
letting :nvoue» know-soothers answer.

’looasldcrabio figuringtcnd: meadow"
thoauswors were handed in.- 1! Z
this?” said the greats inventor..wiios
glaacad~over the figures. "Those; _
swors'Adon’t soon: tooyoowlth ” ‘
other, how am I to» knowmhiohwis.
root! Now just watch anal? Thaw
dug a graduated glass, such as is
for menung liquids, having a
showing thovnumbootoflsubic 1
contained at various points.
it brimtnltwith water. Then _.
up. the damp-I and submerged 1t)?!-
glll’ro until it was entirely new
displaced water meanwhile was its:
to run over at the top. Wftiidr

the lamp. all he had to do was to dog
by the scale the number of 6:!)ch
os remaining and subtract that!
the total contents, the result gays.
correct answer without resort!
any complicated outsell-those. ‘ .
do another occasion not“

many pounds‘ prawn-3'15
ular vessel would holdr meroiy'to'
hawthoy- would somehout it.
measuring and Align-lug;

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going to all that figuring. wit
you just put the vessel on the ,
and see how much it weighed out
then fill it” with water aflsiweig‘
bflim The-‘1‘ difference? 0! “I .
weights would thus give the ass 1
pounds."
Many more just such instance
relatedc: of thermot man’s” V_
method! but those just givbn are
elect to illustrate one of the an
dominating characteristics of the
who has deveiowd'end» placed at
service andccaufort of mankind
useful and wonderful inventions d,“
log such’a comparativelruaholt,
than have ever. been known V
out the ages of ‘thc world-o V
whom too much praise. and hobo
not be given”; who has placed
thandlcf manwtho powertc. flaps
‘1 sound vanish *darkncssand. uVir
lightning ho- deplorea war. and
'and does all things for the ad
motif. of prosmdvc. industrial

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