Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1912-04-05

any more either difficult or improbable for sound produce
sound In the of the graphophone
does do it. We trace it thousand tines a Million by
the megaphone and graphophone the by
and then by reproducer obtain similar
denture So that know that these sounds must have
created these indentnres."
And how long will these ndentues instruments last?"
AS long they carefully handled At quite
time 1t is the usual condition Shock the shock made bv
the reproducer each time produces the
made to UTTER and Ellen has repeatedly the same
precisely that piano or any musical instrument does For
these indentures musical instrument giving
sounds when struck
It's the way this universe made It's all made this way
All the sounds in the universe this way thinks
it's awuly good way If it didn't work correctly
OF what would her piano be to herr It's the blow
hammer that the sound and these do always
and Ellen has piano that talks her And
out, might talk for thousand years. far knows
following the laws that create sound The divine and
hcent Power who has created all this universe established
laws nor can Ellen imagine how they could be better.
The graphophone musical instrument governed
by the laws, all of them knows these in
denures tiny little bits of instruments keys are all
perfect and pour forth the which He designed
this universe arranged for them make
The instrument is abundanty able to perform its work.
it's dreadfuy funny instrument Certainly is small,
this great creation size cuts but little ice In
the sounds formed which do all talking the world nn
tesmas OF the highest grade And when the sounds from
the mouth they instantly separate every direction and fiji all
surrounding space"
'And does Ellen these sounds are made in the
throat2"
She knows they are Try it Shut the mouth and the
great opening for articuate speech closed very
sound able yet to from the feeble and 60
but little ways Close the the atmosphere in all d
rectons far this of concerned silent
the grave
The ndentures will have infinite advantage over the
throat in the making of sounds. million may
their command all perfect and all possible through
OF the reproducer You will get sounds whatever without
this collision any than you will from the mouth
for exactly the reason; all sound made by shock
is collision which separates from the sounding
be- infinite number of nnesmal particles
matter which will fill all the atmosphere finding
opening by the of any animal animals
the sensation of sound.
But why indenure give the particular
sounds which we hear?"
For the same reason that piano gives the sounds does
because it fashioned sound will be got
but what arranged advance will one from
the gaphophOne any other instrument There this
difference The mechanic makes the piano Sounds make
the ndentues, introduced by the ingenuity of Man. And
sounds make them correctly mirror makes picture
the body before it."
These indenures themselves, Ellen said are not
sound but the result which made them
loses its existence in few brief ndentures
made by them have longer lease of life. They might
wholly neglected for years. but will indefinitely the
meantime played upon, that is struck by appropriate
body will yield the sounds they made yield piano
will, a violin, any other instrument when struck
And thus these instruments played
inhntesmal particles of matter the that OF piano
any other instrument these particles bring to us
the music
These instruments, capable OF including all sounds.
manufactured almost instantly by the graphic
phone That is sound will make musical instrument any
musical instrument almost instantly and the category
every variety Surely old Pine will see what
infinite advantage nature has the manufacture
sounds. And this is but sample but fair sample of the
differences between and producing things And
yet all things which makes he obedience to the
laws of Nature.
"And the ndentures will continue respond indefinitely
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