The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-15
THESE DAYS Of
NEW DISCOVERY
World Is Changing All the
Time and New Things Are
Now Being Found.
SOME THINGS IN RELIGION

and less ON authority than In any 9th
or In world making We want to know
for ourselves. There Is pride In
! knowing for ourselves, and IN know
ling iu new way We have little use
/ for the puSt except as stepping
Istuue 10 stretch across into that larger
| era Of achievement which every live
imam cOuyriyes 10 bee the destiny Of
this age Just rs the oriental world
Is noted for the stcreotpyed condition
Iof its civilization, ours Is noted for
the everlasting novelty Of its ciyiliza
| tlon They never change their styles,
I've never keep a style And when we
|cau't change fast enough we oscillate
| back ana forth between old and new
styles, making the old new, and the
new old The great heroes Of this
age ure Livingston and Stanley, and
Edison ana Tesloy, aud Marconi and
Shacklcton aud Scott
we are TIT successors Of Columbus.
Columbus Is distinguished above the
| Chinese and Norwegian discoycrers Of
America In that he made an effeCtual
discovery He was followed by those
who couDrCIrl up the new world with
the old The power of steam certainly
had been noted long before Watts and
Stevenson ana Fulton and Ericsson II
must be made effective. and that dis
,c''ry was '", '''H' new u'N'"'srE "'
,ue power "l steam. ana lhu7 oi cree
'I,''y' u"l ever o'n'' ',"'"'"' e'e'sS
WIN "nI'n we nave /" u". =,
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III s'lani'l N''' "o' '""u'''eu ~, ~
some new t'StS I'D an n-' ,lN' ours, ours,
wy rn'ei nun WIN i,' '''ro,"E''' ~ =.
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EI'e NE II 'i'aI,'e' 'eau II OUT III" '"'
yer g"''hc' hnu oppression ,,. ,.-
ne great lnI'E "p"", ','S n'l'''
"" w oulS - 'n"l IT '',S T." Wv u,,,"'
In was rpdIscoycrcd hy every new 60
Iloninl enterprise that pushed littl,
lu' "''' 'l'," tu' N.u'''''N', ",,' u,'u''.
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MANY Other Discovers.
Sam llouston and those who pnshc,
|dcvD into Tcxns and dcvelopcd A new
rcpubllr The rortv.ulncrs. the eigh
ty miners. those who found gold, or sil
yer mr. thn rrcot sroms of coal. o
Iron or conner Those who followc,
fl river from its sourrr 10 the sen
I1busa who rrosppJ prp poteutipllty
II wos radIscoypred by the pIlgrIn
frthrrs certainly II wgs rcdiscovpr,
In, Thomas jefferson and the Adamse,
and TIoncocks and Washington Fo,
America has bpru growing with ever,
nov draft on IFS resources AmprIc,
Inns bocp revealing itself hy ever,
widening of It's nrrp Of liberty anC
proprpss
- om saving t.o.e things that
may gay the pu. rbiug for which
stand before Won. tnnt Irsus chris
IL n continent a world and that m,
noas stretch themselves out an hin
nvcrmora fIndiu., Ior,nr lifa and nm
. told wonders as ury rcpIizc him
rhnmos and Arlra,r and ph,uI, an,
uortho,,mn,, pnI s.nop .ppd rohn an,
Ind. FUND Nh, N,..tgh. thr christ
t 'rbcv dId NOT find OIL M him II WA,
, lrnt In thcm f., find ,II ~ him Agon
,opd again thr, ornrnd tboir stnnI,
|ryrs in ,rrrr., nul ,ondar Tbe,
cam Inc rn,.I tnry pn he steadfnst