Semi-weekly herald., 1912-06-03


SJsasssA and happiness and constantly reaching out
to acquire till full maturity is
attained civilization grown passing from one stage to
another discading mode of life government for
better prong by experiences adding the sum total of
each generation something that better and more
complex till today has reached maturity per-
feet is but with us the future
will add what lacks.
The passed in accomplishing this can
not be estimated do know early people
their mode of life and do that from
the babary of the savage today there
has been change great estimate it. Could
see our earliest would living
tropical region, his food the fruit of vine, weapon
club mis- clothes the skin the animal defense of
his life His food uncooked for he had knowledge
fire; his home tree cp. these
people that speech developed.
In few centuries the of fire discovered,
the flesh OF animals was used food People could then
from the tropics search of lands
New of living adopted and through his wanderngs
the of the bow weapon were
driven along for food and his neghbor
holding herds IN common Progress rapid for after
the discovery of the
Withstand it, and of making pottery
Crude these utensils have been,
great step in the progress of civilization for being able
cook his food mans body became healthy and
Next turned his attention the domestcation of
animals The first animal be dog
followed closely by the sheep and another great
in advance for people could then travel distant cmes and
become familiar with foreign customs large trading industry
was started and thousands of became herdsmen
mingmg with the different tribes and putting their ideals
gether the of iron Now would
withstand fire. and very much effective firearms could be
made About this time system of writing adopted
and form of literature into being. Crude the
literature the poetry stoes and the histories these
the the periods something
example.
While literature advancing, another forward step
made That the gathering of people communities
Before this time the people had lived nomadc life roaming
from part of the continent to the other But they had
fixed homes and agriculture became their occupation New
duties and rights the government
pex. The increase of population the multiplication
munties involving relations that had existed before
ties of kindred people and allied interests formed nations and
in these nations the struggle has cOntnuda struggle for
higher and better things, marked by varying
New lands to have been discovered offering homes for
the needy and oppressed New inventions have been made
Two of the inventions that the
agbt of, the printing with movable type, and the
engine. Both these inventions in the
tteenth and eighteenth centuries.
The period in which enjoying life naturally the
civilized but would not have been had been
ancestors, who abored faithfully
articles the benefit mankind The people
today have made marvellous inventions, such the
photograph aeropane automobile, motorcycle Linotype
chine and many others. But there still many
known things that will be discovered.
Civilization will not be at its height till do
that which he is best adapted One of leading thinkers
Civilization will not be perfect until international jealousy
essened language adopted by all people, and the
questions settled" doubt will many
accomplish things but when the has taken
place. every child will enjoy the greatest
fort and civilization the human is able to provide.