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Chiriqui, little capuchin monkey, | . gases. Wiatt,ly ai the Virion étowds who gather dally in front of his cage : in the Primate Building at the New| with his work as head of tropical re- : for the z00, and Is very devot- Accustomed when on board ship to listless in the narrow confines of his cage, but is confidently waiting for his much-loved friend to come and take him once more on his Yeyaging, If it hadn't been for Chiriqui's pressible" desire to upset Tuts for the thrill of hearing the crash, he would not be separated from his mas-| §I «ter, Dr. Beebe's home is full of many | utifal souvenirs of his travels to} when 1 sat down to a meal I felt I did not want to eat. A "a told me I was : all parts of the world, as well as valuable sceintific specimens, and Chiriqul could not learn the proper respect for them. The fatal crash which brought about his sojourn at the zoo occurred one day when & priceless Ming vase was pushed from the bookcase by the ruthless little monkey. The friendship of Chiriqui and Dr. pe my Beebe dates back about four years| every to the time when the latter was on has van his way to Galapagos or World's End : in search of sea-turtles. The boat had stopped at the little island of Chiriqui, oft the coast of Panama, and FF g upon-a cruel scene. Tn natives were seated in a a iesle around a post to which a little' mon- key was tied and were playing a hideous game of spitting at him. The little animal was seated obin in hand gazing far off over their heads at a palm 'tree beyond and seemed un- aware of their existence. Mr. Beebe took in the situation at a glance and | stepping briskly into the center of the circle threw dowa $16 and gath- ered up the monkey and strode away. Since then Chiriqui has been his de- voted slave. When Mr. Beebe goes to see his small friend at the zoo the monkey is full of animation and chat- ters incessantly and when Mr. Beebe leaves, he stretches his arms through the bars of the cage and waves to Jin until he is out of sight. ~#'@hiriqui 1s happiest when he is on board ship, where he romps and plays with a puppy and a kitten 'and is pampered and fed in the cook's gal ° ley. When the cook has given him The :Miracle 4 some delectable morsel he will take : ~ of Next Century it to the door of Mr. Beebe's cabin Birkenhead Looks Ahead for and nibbling the edges Will walk back and forth in the opening, casting a Hundred Years and Visualize Progress side glances at his friend, until Mr. Equal to Past Beebe throws something at him. He NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE Cn PINK PILLS a then will scamper to the tiptop of the mast and finish the rest of it with a much chattering and gloating. Chiriqui accompanied Mr. Beebe on bis trip around the world and on his __ expeditions to Cocos, Galapagos and |} |are almost illimitable. seals entific data. "the Sargasso Sea. At Galapagos, an island inhabited by sea turtles, pen- many and such marvelous 'changes guin and seals, Chisiqui rolled and|3Fn8 men that we are disposed to|dicts the Earl, applied physics will de tumbled on the rocks with the baby may be made for the next one. So hi + v {lg his waster) collected set} tye "tits Efe} of Birkenhead tells us,' expectations, A cage is provided on board ship for the monkey at night, but on a re- accept calmly whatever predictions in Hearst's International-Cosmopoli- tan (February), that in 2029 we shall have cheap atomic power on a cosmic lout Syne yas an scale, that there wili be no more farm- his left side. Looking down, he dis- ing, and that we shall even breed off-| of politics. bustion motor, as -well as. wireless] telephones, and all the many: other practical uses of electrical energy, will certainly ig Bodigions advances be- fre the year 2 "The best scientific opinion believes that before 2020 physicists will have | solved 'the problém of supplying the world with limitless mount re tho power, At energy- which drives yo hl industry from coal and oil. Both th substances are won from nature at the expense of much money and vast | stores of muscular energy, Jor are their supplies inexhaustible. A pound Ee ira horsepower for one hour. 'constitute a pound of water, there is ten million horse-power hours. There "| is no question that this colossal source | of energy exists; but as yet physicists do not know how to release it; or, having done so, how to make it per- form useful work. _ "This problem will be solved before 2029. Some investigator, at- present in his cradle or unborn, will discover the match with which 'to light this bon- fire, or the detonator needful to cause this. terrific explosion. - "The consequences of tapping such stupendous sourcez of cheap energy For the first time in his history, man wil! be armed with sufficient power to undertake operations on a cosmic scale It will 'be open to him radically to alter the geography or the climate of the world. By utilizing - some 50,000 tons of water, hte amount displaced by a large liner, it would be possible to remove Irsland to the deeper portion of the Atlantic Ocean, The heat obtainable from the same' quantity of water would suffice to maintain the polar regions at the temperature of the Sahara for a thousand years. "The liberation of this emergy na- turally will reviutionize travel and transport. Concerning the nature of the vehicles it is rash to prophesy. Passengers will travel in enormously swift airplanes which will .scend and {descend vertically. Goods will be ear- ried cheaply and rapidly by land or sea, propelled by motors whose fuel bill will be almost nil." But if this source of energy is not tapped by 2029, we need not worry; others are available. As we are re- minded: "Some authoritative scien:ists do' not believe that the solution of the power problem will be reached along thes~ lines. They consider that eithdr the winds or the tides will be forced to yield up their energy. Water-power is too unevenly distributed cver the earth's surface, and to much affected by seasonal variations, ever to become the principal source of the world's energy; but the winds are ever still, and the tides flow and ebb~with un- varying precision. _ "If the winds were harnessed they eould produce a siperabundance of cheap wore. During storm~ weather their surplus energy could be stored in a variety of ways and so be avail- able during calms. "The exploitation of tical energy presents difficulties which have yet to be solved in a satisfactory manner. those of principle but of technique; and if the wealth and the serious en- gineering attention of the world were focussed on the question for ten years, there is no doubt that they would be overcome. The tides of the Bay of Fundy alone could supply the whole of North Americs. with electrical The past century has witressed so|energy." During the next hundred years, pre velopments, must influence the future By 2029 the spokesman of i by laboratory methods, we i covered Obiriqui curled up in a tight spring ¥ J each party will be able to address ball and got up and put 2 a ug in | merely remark, "Yes, yes; as likely as|overy voter us effectively as he now his cage. Later the same night he was awakened again by the. pressure of the little body and when he open- u his eyes Chiriqoi, who was watch- him closely, sigh gh and trust that this form of rash- 3imootied Tig evens Sousties Spl ness may in some way be averted, The il Rccupled that night. Earl has been Secretary for India e's fond of coud: since November, 1924, was Lord High y, and when Mss. | chancellor of Great Britain from 1919 "Beobe 'would say, "Put away the cacy Before Chirigal gets dt" Te to 1922, and is an authority on mod- would make a wild spring at the box rm histo ry: and international law, He and arabes Mefors stvone could: get has visited America several times, and it. Now If he stars'to say "put has written two books about the U.S. X Of his article on mankind in £029 we away" in his presence he gazes , i frantically about and tries to find the have gpace ay gor the Earl's main tithit which must be hidden from bim.| "wrne child of 2029, looking back on It has now been almost a year{igog will consider it as primitive and since Chiriqui- and hls master have .uaint as 1829 seems to the children been together for any length of time! ¢ the present day. Our means of and they are both growing restless.|iiavel, our sources of wealth, our may start an atomic catastrophe that will blow up the universe before any not!" And when he erds up by saying can address a legislative bod I y, We arg that after all some daring investigator | assured, and so the electorate itself, rather than its representatives, may decide each political issue. Within reached Wp and of these things comes to pass, we just twenty minutes from the end of the las' speech, its will could be ascertain- ed and announced. We read further: "And developments in physics and chemistry which reasonably may be predicted 'to' vecur before 2029 do no more than alter the accidentals of hu- man 'existence. In biology, however, developments may be predicted which will change the whole natural life as we experience it today. The abolition of epidemic disease by 2029 is fairly certain, as is the discovery of cures for such scourges as cancer and tuber- culosis: Complete and prolonged local anesthesia will becom» practicable; so that not only will operations be pain- ' » Dr. Beebe is having « cage built and : i i | less, but the patient will feel no pain soon will bring his little Boleine,. se a Bi afterward as a result of them. Such LE i nd home for a visit. * century as they did in the course of the last. - an advance also entails completely childbirth. "Applied physics, 'which has given un. the steam-engine, the internal com- Settling 'the Empire K. H. in the New Statesman| v5 gn : The rate of increase of] the Australian population has. i er than that of any country in world, with the exceptio f New | Assuming that it is a good |. 'for new countries to increase | "Biologists by 2029 will have learn- ed the secrets of the living chemistry "Yet, locked up in the atoms which |" These difficulties, however, are not|" velop wireless telephony and television | progress, beyond our present most imaginative |and not final. By 2029 it should be possible, he says, for any person sit-| applications of scientific discovery de- ting at home to be "present" at no|serve the support of intelligent men matter what distant event. Such de-|and women. 9 oF ny were going out, "Why should we feel unlucky just England. high optimism, of the human body. Rejuvenation will be an ordinary and well-recognized matter of a few injections at appro- priate intervals. "Before 2029 biologists will have solved some of the mysteries of hu- man heredity. Heredity is determined by certain 'genes' or units, minute bo- dies, 'so small that, if a hen's egg were magnified to the size of the world, one of the genes in it would lie on a fair- sized dining-table. 'When biologists can control these, they will be able to control heredity. "Most probably by 2020 a clever young man will consider his fiancee's hereditary complexion before propos- ing' marriage; and the young woman of that day wilt refuse him | has inherited a gere from his father that will predispose their children quarrelsomeness. By intelligent com- binations of suitable genes, it will be possible to predict with reasonable certainty that truly brilliant children shall be born of marriage. "It is pssible, howevel, thai by 2029 the whole question of human heredity and eugenics will be swallow- ed up by the prospect of ectogenetic birth. "By this is meant tho development of a child from a fertilized cell out- side its mother's body--in a glass ves- sel filled with serum on a laboratory bench. The results of muck research show that the connection betwen a mother and her growing child are purely chemical; there is no valid reason why one day biologists should not be able perfectly to imitate the chemical connactiou in the laboratory Should ectogenesis ever become an established part of human society, its effects will be shattering. Marriage will become wholly changed. Further, the character of the future inhabitants could be determined by government. "Production will become so cheap, wealth will accumulate to such an ex- tent that men will work as machine minders for one or two hours a day and be free to devote the vest of their energies to whatever form of activity they enjoy. "It is conceivable tl.at not all these changes will have occurred by 2029. The progress of scientific discovery is | checkered, and subject to no ascertain- _| able regularity or period. Halts in however, are comparative "But it is not self-evident that all Because science has benefited humanity in the past, there so in the future. you are reading these words, some dis- interested researcher may detonate an atomic explosion which will involve vortex of incandescent gas." ee Boundaries "Why speak of boundaries? For you can lay A hedge, and I can take a pile of stones And build a wall, bones Can plant a row of trees across our and any bag o way. Yet of us all, who is there that can turn The flowing, shapely curve of hill aside, Or break the cup wherein the valleys wide Drink deep of mists and to 8ky-spaces . yearn? And lo, when colors glow and shadows pass Like winds across the land, what care have they |For staying hedge or wall? They mould their Nay flowers in grass i Beneath their renin the: daunting "boundary Hne; Sunk in the rich fulfilment | of design." Ruth Harrison, in The Sunday Times. A mame About the. time. we thonght the 8aX0- Ji began to talk, Cunard Brings "fucky 13" at Fitzmaurice and his two German pals who by a miracle landed their "plane in Labrador on a Friday tbe 13th and became famous overnight." "This is the joint argument of the family seen above, fathered by J. Pike, of Reading, As they landed at Halifax from the big Cunarder Lancastria, they told Cunard immigration officials that they will try their luck in Canada with '| they are absolutely guaranteed free kindness and acts of love. is no reason why it always should do A biological dis- covery may well plunge the world into England Considers Tunnel such a catastrophe as would. destroy civilization for a thousand years. As the world and reduce it to a flaring England and France has revived plans e 'movies | Hats Linon or or argo and Fu, : because we are 13 in yumiber. Look A PERFECT MEDICINE FOR LITTLE ONES Baby's Own Tablets Should be in Every Home Where There Are Children The perfect medicine for little ones fs found in Baby's Own Tablets. They are a gentle but thorough lax- ative which regulate the bowels, sweeten the stomach; drive out can- stipation and indigestion; break up colds and simple fever and promote healthful Sul refreshing sleep. 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