The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-03-28
Isl. Lsri. G.o.e-pemocra.j

Al age ia. murders steep il tie
last indic,men, the critics bring
.gainst is. The serious nature Of Il
no, the sternex OF them feels com
rs,ent - declare. To oGer gentle
helpe &c fhe sufferers IS about all tha.
,he k!ndiiex, venture to undertake.
That sleep viii never lie where care
aha. has put ali the poppy and rhe
mandreEo.a and the croxsy sirupe 0.
the world" OFT Of use. without quite
satisfying them % those mental aids
which nea, exercises in counting or
watching imaginary sheep. IN singie
Sic leap imsginarT hafs we're sup
posed 70 cHes. Yet that its case IS
che wherein the patient must minister
n himself is GO well esta bi:shed g
aiir turns In this direction 70 capture
definite results that can be measured
fo. The building up o. itself Wiz. CT
dinarr people.
This. at any rate. is much the posi-
ton Of the author who offers a work.
entitled The Gift Of Sleep" that is
designed to bring the mental forces
into cooperation with the physical IN
recovering that los, gift which the
heavenly powers provided al tired IA
lures sweet restorer for mortal men
I, IL significant that it ie to its opera
ton here that he looks especially for
results that may be measured and
known Of all msn for the vindicstion
Of mental science in its whole heic.
A poin, Of crowning interest iiee also
in the authors claim that. with the
help Of mental science. sweet sleep
may continue TO weigh mans eyelids
down. despite any turmoil or ciatter
which the modern world may keep UP
about MIN" And this certainly does
look like recovering natures Sif:.
which the poet submits. can
Seal Up the ship boys eyes, q
rock his brain
In cradle Of the rude imperious surge.
Or in the visitation Of the winds
Tha, take the ru6ian biAows by the
top.
Hanging them
With ~deafening ciamor TO the slip
perry clouds.
II was Sha kespe4re who reduced
his problem Of sleep to the very lines
and principles science IL now bringing
forward TO rescue Cassius' tribe Of
Jean and anxious men from the!r
growing insomnia. Peaceful creatures
and such as sleep o nights are great
Is In demand, and 70 bring the hone.
dew Of slumber'' 10 beaf upon some Of
tke restless spirits that murder sleep
for the whole population 10 q c0nsum-
nation deveutty TO be wished. Science
and the immortal bard might we'll
compound together IN the noble work.
especially If they could effect II: be.
fore some veteran editors and inex-
pestenced politicians wax o. wYothy
or TOO rash and stir up party strife
that will make a whole nation lie
awake nights dexisin1 Ways Of escape
from the melee. sealing up . ship
boys eyes amid the most d~ee3ening
ciamor Of the angry clouds would be
a small matter beside sooshing poor
creatures to rest who vers. caught IN
campaign. and It 10 = gracious and
timely service that the writer's are
concerned in who ? trying to show
the American people how to sleep. in
spite Of any turmoil that may 20 on
about them. One scientific writer even
goes 70 Tar a. TO tell the sleeper how
TO dream, how to understand and In
ute the dreams that make for his
happiness and Advancement and il
with this the curtain Of peaceful sleep
might once more drop down upon q
rescued nation. For Il II . arst psinci.
pie Of this happy dreaming that all
the wearing elements Of the eaSish
day must be dropped out Of the life
atmosphere. The strenuous life and
it, dis1nguiahsd advocate mus part
company and the charm u somstiins
doing yield to an unwonted sense Of
something possible without his doing.
before the best ministry Of sleep OF
dreams lays hold Of any mortal.
This, indeed. IL . principle OF science
in the whole case that n man can
test for himself. Let but . fraction
Of some vain and unhappy wSostit Of
his own With fate and Circumstances
haSer IN hS b1ain ~ 10 lAyS down