The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-29

lifri INnt up OF mag III AilltEf ttFAi0sA
w one Of our numbkFfold Of ai&oyef
Mnd Journey he haH'Nderlakfn wit
fN ollehl of his. befprea the fahoads
li{seiffie. 30 -hsnncfolis. ahdetne FcoIfl,
5DiEh ut-shsa Hieht liecalne auxiopE
ali18llt ssit .easA fnnd declared tha
Rsniisl iGfs flSswOng ~ home and NJ
wanted t2 got,baek; hy morning hc
tWhs in slich 4 nervous state thpt Det
sbHOke out IN tears and annopnced HIS
EMtention TO 60 back home, alefough
The journey was not attcoifiNeted-
they started homewarll urging thc
horses 10 their linton their way q
Imam on 6orsetiack appeared approach
ling them, and. The nervous man de-
clgred Il was messenger with i'll
ldings Tor him, and true II was. II
was q neigtbor who informed him,
that his little son. whom he left in
Health and strength, vas dead What
lnower conveyed that note Of forebod'
ling TO the father? Upon what mystcf
ious wave current was II carried? An-
other of as had to tell Of a strange
story where captain OF ship, IN
lmid ocean, discovered upon his log
look. written IN strange hand, the
words, steer to the northwest b.
cry one on board the ship denied hay
ing written 1t, and the captain scent
ir'eDa mystery. determined TO change
lis course, and steered in thesrirecG
ton indicated, and In some houfs he
came upon wrecked and sinking
snip with crew and passengers. .stary-
t,to qfhnt Nen a., AKA Va "a. hoftt,fo no
iiseoyery OF wireless telegrapEN.l
Man now knows how to signal, how
10 send forth his cry for help, lor
thousand miles over the watery main,
on the curren OF air, on the wings
Oi the wind. But WAC sent that mes
sage?
Since man has been upon the earth
be has been peering Godward, striy-
ing to know something OF those mys-
terious forces which gave him life,
Whica control bis being and which
olds the spheres in their place. lie
has learned little He has discov-
cred that the universe is ruled by
laws. He has been able to observe
some OF those laws, and by placing
himself in accord with them. he has
accomplished many things, which had
they been performed before his dis
coyery OF the law governing them,
would have been considered miracles.
! il is according to the rule of a nat
ural law, watch always existed, but
which he has recently discovered.
ltFat man speaks to nlan DER miles o.
land or sea. This was done at first
! by certain instruments and con
necting wire charged with electricity,
as bv the telegraph, then 1t was done
without the Instruments except q
mouth piece, and with the connecting
wire. as by The telephone. Now it is
done with Instruments, but without
The wire BY some other law, as yet
undiscovered, doubt moi, snan has,
/ and can again, with mind and soul in
ipll accord, in perfect attune, comnu-
inicate by words unspoken, one with
lauother, and with God HIMSELF
Tdc same laws which rule this
world, are, says Henry Drummond
/ protected into the world beyond
/ the land Of the hereafter, that Is, the
same law, wherever II is applicable
obtains everywhere. ! think this
must be true and when we come to
enter upon the higher life, we will
sei witl clearer vision the workings
( 81 the immutable laws of God.
have not chosen to SPEAK OF the
\ great men of the earth who tower
above their fellows. nor of those poor
stupid souls, who seek not the knowl-
ledge of life, but rather to portray the
thoughts the feelings, the hunWs
and musings, the dreams and long.
ings of that type of the great mass
Of humanity, the average man.