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thought travels. There are things which we may not detect with our senses which nevertheless exist and this is one of them.

Electricity exists all about us, but we are unaware of the fact, and there was a time when we would have deemed it impossible that it should be pressed into service as it now is. If Edison lives long enough he will show us how to find and use it without putting up great electric plants and a lot of cumbersome machinery.

Even now he is discovering a way to produce it direct from coal. We shall run our automobiles, light our houses and do all sorts of things with electricity minus the engine or dynamo.

What an advance, but it only goes to show how the world is moving toward finer and finer agencies.

Who would have thought that we should be telegraphing without wires? I confess that it is still a wonder to me when a transmitter is set up here in Washington and a receiver in Boston, that a message should travel without wires from here to Boston and not get lost on the way.

But it gets there and so does thought when it goes from a healer here to a patient in Boston. The healer is the transmitter and the patient is the receiver, the message going straight and true from one to the other. And not only that, but from here to England, from here to Finland, from here to South Africa, from here anywhere