Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-02-26
THE NEW PLY SICS.
CoPYRIGHT 1909 BY JOSEPH BATTELL.
CHAPTER |. Concluded

principle of their brought into aconsomethng to play
upon them That is there be shock For this is as in
dspensable feature the creation Sound soil for the
development of seed food for that of animals All of this
is easily perceived by little careful study and is fully
explained in Ellen And these infnitesima instruments
made by Sound just capable of uttering their music
when the proper machinery set in notion as the largest
organ and this whatever the of their nfnesmal ap
pearance They look small but what that signifies
do know. They will make the sounds all right which,
in form, certainly infinitely smaller than they. And the
megaphone will magnify these sounds that they may equal
those Of the larger instruments.
With this further instruction showing the unchangeabeness
of the laws of learn that all sounds heard the tee
phone made where the sound producing instruments
make them situated And this the persons
where person the of whose recog
nized.
The principles then in the manufacture of sounds
first machine whether large small fitted certain
sound and this represented by any socaed elastic body
and second shock disturbance produce the sound which
the instrument formed to
above principles universal application in the pro-
duction And they just certainly connected
with the telephone with any other Nature
supeluous Her creations into every
conceivable there useless work in them They
stop when their object is accomplished.
Natures plan then is that every sound producing body makes
made make and others.
The scientific explanation of the action of Sound in tele-
phone that every soaed elastic body may make and indeed
will make every sound in the universe
For dafram made vibrae repeat all sounds,
every body which sounds and that nearly
quite all bodies do the and thus be engaged in
definitely producing all sounds and thus often striving hard
make number OF sounds the time OF max
ing dismal failure although it possible that any of
the fundamental laws of like that OF Sound light
odo being made by instruments things made to make them
could be violated all might be, and body thing
any body any person-mgh well make several things
any number them the time That light made by
bodies made to make it, the a lamp; odor by
things made make a pea ly-that is,
by things having Matchmaking odor-makng machinery, and
that they make other light odos than those they
were made to make or have machinery make,-is
that nothing make Sound unless made
make any sound except what it made make and
that any unless has the machinery to make it. In
this way, of law and order is the Universe made,
how it could be made without law and order AS
fact certainly you do gather grapes from hons
figs from histes.
In this un-scenthc explanation of the action of Sound
telephone we have assumption that all the the
made without whatever make them
that that the wires sounding board keys
sary the of piano, but that this music could be
got Just IS we'll from iron post a rail fence.
Instead any such universe this there is of great
magncence and perfection made by the Creator who makes
every particular thing purpose and ordans that many
things should have the perpetuate their kind but here
their ability create ends.
Sir Newton in Book H. of the Principal under Rules
of Reasoning in Philosophy with great force truth says:
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of natural things than such
both and sufficient explain their appearances.
this purpose the philosophers say that Nature does nothing
van when less will for Nature pleased
simplicity the pomp supehuous
III.