The sun., 1900-07-27
WORLDS SECRET REVEALED
Emmit Clark's Perpetual Motion
Motor Continues as. in
the Dream.
FIRST SAW WIFE In A VISION
young Dover Mechanic Dreamed
That He Would Meet Miss Deiss
and Marry Her. His Dream
Proved True. Hopes the
Latest Dream Will
Prove True.
FIRST SAW WIFE IN A VISION

rmmit Clark. the dreamer is going
broadcast and the strange phehoiheiia
which has brought the young Dover
mechanic into such prominence re-
mains unexplained.
All that can he said. is, tilat whel
Emmit Clark dreams, he dreams 10
good purpose. Once he dreamed that
he saw the girl that was 70 be ms Wlie' /
and. sure enough, the dream-malden ar
rived in the city within the week linen |
he dreamed that he had solved the pro-
} blpm of perpetual motion ana now ne mas |
one Of his dream motors dong business
with remarkable regularity.
Clark's dreum-wife is beautlful
voung woman. with big blue eyes and
heavy blonde hair and if the value ofthe
dream motor can be judged by the sue
cess of the dream-wife Clark ull-
doubtedly has Il great fortune III MS
grasp.
In fact. Clark admits that his wife
8 WAS the inspiration which enabled nm
3 10 complete his invention. Before ms
marriage Clark tried time and time
: again 10 finish his motor, hut in vain.
1 He had given up hope when Mrs. Clark
t heard of his former efforts ana urged
+ him to hcgn work again. She Is hrln
believer in the invention and encouraged
n her husband to Keep at it. Thelh after
q long DAYS uf toll, cuinr the drraln
! This was about two months ago.
: Clark aWakc early one morning and,
d turning 10 lis wife. said; Z know how
,s to make my motor. now. ! saw il III q
:, dream Just aS plainly as though it were
before me nOW.
:, Clark Is Il most practical young man
! and by No mems belongs to the ori-
"a nary class of drcamcrS. Hc has lived
!. in Dover III his life and now has II
) little house in New street. Clark was
y, not fond of school and kept running
40 AWAY. 50 he WAS ut last put 70 work
ID in machine shop.
- Then he worked for some time with
H. Il watch maker. and his fame as me-
al chanical genius began to spread. In the
a. big Hotel Richardson was a great clock
os which. besides recording the time, kept
- track of the days Of the week, the
I'M months. the phases of the moon. tn,
~. tides and the years. One day it fel
,er and was broken. Every watch make
by in town tried ii turn ut the intricate
,is clock-work but failed to find what wa
,ar wrong with the mechanism. Then
On Clark was allowed to try his hand an
in twenty-for hours the clock was i
complete order.
CLARK'S DREAM-WIFE.
Eight months ago Clark had his frs
dream. In his sleep he saw the face G
an beautiful girl and knew that she WA
to he his wife. The next week Il Mis-
Deiss, Of Philadelphia, arrived in Dove
" ~ to visit her sister. Clark met her upo
'@ -, the street and recognized his dream VIII
,.a Within two months they were married
5vs. @ rhcy began housekeeping in Il cottal
al in New strcc5. The house is Sulraund'
'nt 'ant by u garden and everything is aS nei
'"sO as possible. Clark tit once hogan 10 i
the house with his inventions.
1ct1 Over his bcd is little lsX containl
Dy Il mysterious motor which runs i +
hen voving ran which drives away flies III
'an- mosquitoes. Mrs Clark's sewing III
re. chine is rin by little brass en@il
hlef built entirely hy her husband. Up
til" tailr in the parlor is I'M accordi'
eet- made hy Clark.
IN The young inventor has some Stlan
b. pets. Under the low caves of the hou
len is hornets nest and strange as il mi
seem, the hornets have been 50 tam
by Clark and his wife that they q
he handled with impnnity.
Clnrk's perpetual motion machine
ut present attached to II large clo'
lceo Two men who are prepared to help t
last inventor manufacture these motto
ing. possibly get III the works. In this con
on's tion the motor has kept the clock goi
den; steadily for several weeks.
ana PERPETUAL MOTION.
XII In speaking of his invention, Ga
the said today: ut looks to me aS thou
trac. | have solved the question of p
,cep- pe'nai ii"tIol. : w nv. v"ir :" ~ ~
fail me vet and | don't wish -
=. laughed at | can say that in the mo
no ~ | use Il spring. but the secret of
es es w thing is that the spring winds itself.
T Iuna Itl whether or not | can devc
',ieo enough power to apply the invention
aiso t, larger things | can't vet say. Al
~, know is that with All ordinary twri
Tn; SaV four hour spring, taken from sIl
r." alarm clock, ] have been running
: M i1oo clock for seven weeks. ] shall le
@ nunl' the thing alone for three months. II
Holy nn,vor % I Shall hn,inve nv Invention
success and shall take steps to plac
upon the market.
The details Of the machine cam,
con. me in Il dream. | cannot explain
venth dreams. Usually | sleep Soundly.
been whenever do dream it is about 50
young thing practical and the dream alN
natter come true. | am not student enc
)bbed to attempt any theory regarding Il
fruit, People can laugh if they wish. III
S lne know what | am talking about.
% his Il have no wish to pose as IL ci'
hut if my dreams are practical
perfectly willing to take advantage
them.'
of age Whilt awaiting me 'eS' OF MS M
night lark Is Worship ~ p':' lnr,
street. Wer" ne Is oll, ol we i"S,ps' M.N
all he lie Stahds wen III thp rp!liniul!ns
d that eVrrS"ii" = n"l'lllG tu't " n,ol"i
:, but 'ho'e on e"r''' aS wen "S III ure''n''