Article September 4, 1902 Issue

The New Light

with contributions from M. S. Kaufman

Acetylene mixed with a certain proportion of oxygen gives a light three times as intense as the oxyhydric [calcium] light. Its brilliancy is such that even in full daylight signals can be sent to a distance of about five miles. In the night this distance is about trebled.

The Literary Digest.

Man is four: —

He who knows not, and knows not he knows not; he is a fool, shun him.

He who knows not, and knows he knows not; he is simple, teach him.

He who knows, and knows not he knows; he is asleep, waken him.

He who knows and knows he knows; he is wise, follow him. — An Arab Apothegm.

In all this world babel of myriad tongues, confusing, clashing, bewildering, there is always one voice that we may safely follow. It is the voice of Jesus.

Dr. M. S. Kaufman.

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