South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-12

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a1 figures but in their place is
little preachmeut that may wei;
pc absorbed in the rush 80 re-
abish the normal
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adhere 10 an aeefr-e5 or a~hftrar,
r5err v,an- 10 .mp5asize wbat
,.l.,.5,- o.. 10 the gra.+eet ree5 ~
o.r an-a-.-.7 riy-lizatfo, -cb,r-
erfer There is q GROWING need for
i-. moro and more che barr,o,ir.,,s
citations lf ro4-L.-5 are rror,oted
d. r.re-.. of ,ur,ora
roof-frr bacr- -brou~b .be r-ist,.
r-.g. .f +re ne note co-t.i,
.H randsne epochs charac-e4ized bv
rho high de,r,oprert If 7r- Literal
lure trade or wan So -rrdar. oe
the advance Of civilization .ar fail
TO recognize in the present epoch
ihe pronounced development Of in
i've genius The wonderful me-
i'nical agencies of utility which
"Eafe come 70 as during the last
hundred wears. have glorihed the ac-
iiN.tiea OF the world Man has been
lited our or The slow methods ana
processes ot the toikome past. and
ms very nature is being transform
ed A thousand years from now Z
is not unlikely that people viii re-
vert 70 this period and marvel at its
pecu'iarltles and Its epochal won
drousnees The present time may
Dc thea STYLED as the Age OF Inven-
ten, ;Ae Electrical AGE. the Rail-
road AGE or the Money Age. How
ever. not being able 20 approximate
the centuries ahead Of us it IS Of
course impossible for one 20 do more
than guess az how the present era
viii impress the people of the
distant future. We may progress so
far I'm our inventive genius that
perspective OF this time viii OILY
reveal il 90 have been the BIRTH Of
human inventive genius
Three Score and Ton
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do assert thar the miraculous me-
chanicaI DEVELOPMENTS OF recent
times have reacted heavily upon hui
man conditions. There is little doubt
that the morals Of the people have
been affected through our new-found
freedom. and that we are confused in
tile living out OF our Interpretation
of liberty as AGAINST license.
Many OF our students and philoso.
pliers and moralizers are expressing
great discoura cement az what is
termed the breaking down of our
human integrity Many OF our
thinkers believe that theamoraIs or
our American people are az a low
ehb Others try 90 De more hopeful
pointing out that with the advent
of greater personal freedom and
greater governmental guarantees OF
liberty that people are only assert
ing their natural instincts without
bad intent. and they point out that
there IS now broader human char
iry. more Eentleness Of soul and
greater freedom from bicotry than
ever before
Mood FOR Human C-b,r,ctcr
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