Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-25

| @ men, IN physics. beyond the dreams ~
| hs,s. aaIlng investigator. that aGeC
belonged to primitive race. and vae 2S1Sl
practlced by them in a period ana ,6t>SSf Il
wi.hout scientific culture. The whole sG1S0S-j
.nueed furnished an instance where sdI11r1iS
! seemed seemed to overstep the borderland ~ "a
"lhacuious. 1t was as marvellous AfkSe c1(:+'
% the FAMILIAR achievements Of wireysn6 -
@ u,.e cinema would have been IL hu662&25
| ''tsehled Ii TO the world of half a century aHS
| .nJoyihg the savsnts bewiderment eSlfS,
| pona described more of tbe cava,s wn.S~sSt q
r iier forefathers, she said, had dispoveresS n
| nieh, ~ initiate the changes from day 70
| unrai,ins simple process of yelling ana
| Neulhg the ball of radium This was fo,,s = 4
necessary in order to create tho r,sht - SsrsZ
| va,n, "ns between growth and a state Of rssf a.
| usa az. circumstances made 1t desirable - Y
was So. as permanent habitatlou. n
| dar,nosa .iat this variation from light 20
e. was indispensable to human vvhisN
,,are' without 1t there could be li,,is - ~ 4
an5 ., that comes from the storine ,r~ J
ona, e suosequent expenditure OF husnas, \
dians ans 'overihg this. certain wise IN
s,',I a'hohs the cavemen OF the past ,ns6.
,uIther experiments in tho ravii. 49, -
n;ar i'u neat Among other things thes6 4
ooIa. % III new science found that 49,.
feren, nya,r.,g emanating from radium had an Y
i.s pioperties-some being mora lifa-n4Gs
,s thah others-and that nv cont vSrsSs,.- 4
,, rays 1t was possible to create ma ~ a
Tho, ea ear,ous Kinds OF subterranean plants. I
along these lines it would no no..,S,s -
>e at new animal forms Some nAarik, 4
a u!e experiments were made in this dIrsctinr 8
tira, s % resuts were too indefinite for pfjS6- N
t .,eal purposes The whole nrobie,r -,,Ssxs
therefore abandoned wears non a.. 80 ~r'ss7,MM
as ins having been increased by the reIisSss5a \
peJuuice excited against IT, This intr,,Siss, II
unon tSa ne ne regarded as blind superstitloN y
pol, .he profitable labors of science incsrr.1 -
entoh ~ VINO muttered imprecat tions ~, 49,
ni.s,s i'Iies or barbarians But in this r. -
rnuekea r,,,s by Sajipona, who declared thst ~ Il
sense ,Soro ,s, or her people were in no
IT, - -ie iuoiatrous than many OF fha ~. e
80 ''reht IN the outside yytyrld rrh., 49, \
.nelr @ fantastic legends it ia true-iil. ~ =
dano, Oh the god who, through the secsn- Il
t'hey OF an evil rival had hem ,r,,-s-"S-e a at
lor ages at the bottom CT tho SonrI. ~ N N
mmsnce WI, ne had been released by the nrs 49, 4
., u sacrinces OF his followers Such r.-.,.S-s 4
fables n,,'I G.'isntened regarded purely ~
.' nes' within which were conveves c.sx.s 81
,s ,uths mat were of lasting vaI,a - ..SH 49, u
ni, nc ignorant probably failed 10, relSss,.sAA
e s .hese truths underneath their ccv.~s.ss-ss
norant i, ,,. nut u was not merely the f9sz
nui ' was those who possessed T. hi.sS- r
ieneious sense who were revojta, So - 4 4
rnon 10 create animal life through arf,n.ss3 s4
snni,. rms FEELING of antagonism nr~Ss IL
ments atta,,. IN the last of the experf. 4
. attempted by the Indian ,vi.s- sssS S
IAN i' .orins were developed giving t..S1I "
he. oi ire, and indicating unmistak ksri,S Il
nlete ,nase we're ever endowed with a cne6s q
come race of no.Ia,ss ssence; they would be-
~ ~ an existing institutions and neon,a. rS.ssss
nroo,,,, 'e men were counseed by the y,,nvs n
porares to abandon t, @ OF their conteEn-Sss
ing the production ~ ne oi Eieator. Aeew.fS
.s sing Methods to which Nature ---Sssss75
hut ,i, lhey were loath to Yield, ~ -thes u
them; the relipiou aI. 100 strong Tor rsS
these savants Of old ,,,rns eonquered-andM IS
a new problem that h.a ,en attention - 55s
gested by their p,r.i% aiieaoy oeen eu9-
creation of ifn pa'.,ai experiments In tha II
really worth wbiIo r, pioHlsed something ~
volved the regulation nf ~ pr0plem ln-sS
intellectual natures mot ,h moral ana III
ing of ideas but hI ~ ~ III @,',oush the teadA-s
cal and chemio., sne employment OF phynt-
II b.a 49,, va
the rad,u,, ,, uiaeoNered long before tho&&
life coming ,r,th; o.ioiled the subterrAneanx
sup ,raa ",.iih lts influence. But n tls4n4
49,, 60 user capable of regulation pasfss.sss
opnept ,,aa a,oepartures in human
practice of tho rn. POSSIBLE by an intell
Her, .n,i,, 'o'ar science. a7S
,,a,. Asaii' as IN the experiments Iy125E
pi"''' M IL was the variation of colors ~ 1s.Ss hi
the Ina;an ass that furnished the key to whst 1
1aarnnI savahts We're after. Thus Il was Ia
., ai i,eu that certain radium colors hah -. III
moral attributes nomi1 iSfat attributes These
greatly ;ncraas, ILL., Tor this reason, be
woman to he a,.os ns piacing the man or
la ted color batb I-nfo. oa ~ properly regu- IS
men had not continual thair these wise ri
the theory of coIors af,ar eApeiments with e
few crude rasuI, rL ieachins the nrot %
subject when it's intense,,, S, ,m.erest IN TIE
cation of all the colors on, p.ac',cai ciassif-
colors with their moral a n, ,'otl,,oinations Of M
hntles, was still hacking I o.. ,i'eiiectual af-a
discovered 70 ba 30 % But enough was
the education of the cavsr,e, pUs'sne oenent IN 81
order among them psonio anu anu IA Keeping
assed by domestic troubles for ~ in. we're mar
put through a course of co,or traoe were
wives who were temnted 70 ,reatment
bands or husbands who got tin.s ,"eIr nus
wives tas it seems. they sometimas AZ, ~ lnsIr W
Lard of the Condor) were nlunsad ,,. u.u ~ tne
baths varied according to the exant ,a.' A
of the complaint from which tha', - I'a.uss uss u
ferinR. and kept in these baths ,mt" stt wi 6
were brought back 10 a reasonah,a r...ty t'1yy s
mind. And then in matters Tho, .,s.e ane ~ 2es
we'll -haip ,Pt