Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-29

machine. II was over ten Years bofo..
ne round tho answer to the problem
ten Years of making cxperImcn,,,
hachlnes and scrapplng them. OF lIIna
useless patents. of doubt and neraia,
cncc. But the answer was found-tn
tne spinning top. A spinning ton 80.
uo"n so That 1t stands at an angle 70
,m, e moor VIII right Itself: II VIII rise
elll IL stands upright on the no{nt =,
equal friction Brennan's- rcaonrco
therefore. was to treat his cyrosco,,s
as top. He enclosed IL in 60
through which its axles projected ans
at each side of tho car no buut ST.,
brackets reaching forth few ,ncbes
ueiow each end of the axle The -
SUIT Is not difficult to deducc. Wbon
.aI ~, came TO curve, the centrlfu-
gal action tended to throw n o,,,r,nI
the side OF the car that was on tba "a =
sioe or the curve swung up nnd ,h-
bracket touched the axle OF tbo o,,,s
scope. Forthwith. in the manncr -,
its rather. the top. the eyroscono trlot
10 stand upright on the bracket. a,i
the weight OF 1t and all Its wonderfn,
lorce were pressed on that side OF tho
car holding IL down against tho ton-
dency to rise and capsIZe Tho ,ht-
was done: the spinning top had co.,
TO the rescue OF Its posterIty II oni
remained to fit n double rvrooco,.
win the wheels revolving In onnolt,o
uirectons. and. save for eneInecr,n,
"details. the mono-rail Cur was evolved 8
-Percival Gibbon In McCmre'a fo-
February. io'
Power or Tho things and the forces
Public that arc seen are 80,
opinion. poraL 1t Is the thing
and the forces that nye
not seen that are eternal The trolIav
wire attached to loaded cars yyoriI
soon be snapped IL the attemnt werr
made TO haul the cars by direct trac-
tlon. but that same trolley wire can
be charged with an invisible force thai
Will move all the cars OF a great city
loaded to their utmost capacity. That
IL seems to me, is a just Illustration of
the force of public opinion. II is In
tangible: 1t cannot be weighed; It can.
not De seen; and yet, more and more.
In every country of the world, whatever
De Its form OF government. this In
tangible public opinion Is becoming the
decisive force that shapes the destiny
OF the peoples. Slowly, IL you please
but surely. there Is developing public
opinion of the world to the bar Of
which every nation must come which
breaks the peace of the world. nv
prayer is that the United States. and
England, my mother country. and Ger
many which Is your fatherland, 4ash
IN It's own measure. may help power
fully to develop the public opinions
that one day will bring about for all
nations that PAX Humana," whlca
VIII mean the peace and prosperity
OF the whole world.-Seth Low.
Millions ireland boasted popula-
Have Left tlon of nearly 100000 In
Ireland. lS4I. Today II is little
more than 4.250,000 and
nearly $4,000 OF the finest. strongest
ablest young men of the country, the
flower of the land, are annually emi-
grating. nearly ninetyfive per cent OF
them going TO the United States where
went at least ninety per cent OF the
total emigration from Ireland In the
last century-and where today people
with largo percentage of Irish blood
number not less than 20.000.000 At the
natural rate OF increase. Ireland should
have today, Instead of "a. 4.25o. 900 in
hnbitants, at least three times that
number. With $4,000 square miles of
land. the greater portion of 1t ex-
ceptionally favorable for the raising
of grains. roots. fruits and cattle
with magnificent water power, a water
power equaled by few countries; and
with Its we'll known. IL undeveloped,
great mineral resources Ireland Is cap
dplc aol supporting In comfort. and
plenty 20,00O,000 people. Emigration has
been q blessing az we'll as n curse to
Ireland, While for sixty or seventy
years 1t has gone on deprIving Ireland
of all that was healthiest and brain
lest and best In the country, thus en-
eryating the race at home, tho Irish
nation is not at the same time unmlnd-
full of the fact that the millions OF
American money poured home TO Ire
land In steady stream. has helped,
through the trying decades that have
gone by. TO keep alive an Treland-at-
home. In at least twenty of the thirty
two counties of Ireland II is rare to
find family that has not represen-
tatiVe In America, Some OF them have
four or 1--WE. In all the poorer noun
tainous counties that border the rug
ged western coast there Is hardly a
comfortable new house erected that has
not been erected by American money!
-Seumas MacManus in Tho Travel
Magazine"