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Caption: Booklet - Element of Inspiration in the Schools (1902)
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!| | ,N!\ EH n F T U B STATU >" ! ['• ' sioncr of labor poinl out th i whi UHi MJ i, i, iii-s to ma b) uand II now i I in bine in 10 minutes id thai II rmerlj t< i • i i !ii Bid< r in i an of paj w Uile with n man d I in 2 houi . Col. \\ right odd in ordin ; mi li ! in the nited Stai rai " ' in Ki nd. >ur in I'i Q fiv< ' n inj >r < in A m which si] > •! an enorraou w <\ • ' b the rmers ai not pos d r i be m in I Ii ii (1 in the at< Who i an >mpla i iI bin and doubt Ameri a pr >minen< in trade or i il i whether \ will or no we are facin \< i1 in rn 1 t tnsformation ? A II rican mow and i aper America u ai An ri in cash registers and ty] writers and bicycl mobiles and lo >motiv< J ai invadin II land I i a shop on th >n nd in London to jet some tvin 1 irked thai I " apposed Pear wa the I Ii ^ ]."* the clerk said, " bu1 we generally e II Willi A i tn Hour rown in Dakota and mill' ii Minn< i lis I c r bread than they have <-\ r se D before in India. An can engineers are building i antaliver brid in Burma I ubw in London. American machi ry i bundli 1 in German nd an American trolley road i the i miidf of Eg p t Mr Prank A. V^anderlip, formerly 8 Btudenl ai tin University of Illinois, and recently assistant tan ol i ti ury, i r sponsible for the statement that in the J, st ai we have sold abroad in produce and manufactui 00i 000 more than we bave bought, while m th b of tin government up to six years a the foreign ide bal in on; f a v o r WB but | s{ ? 000,000, J have recently come on an elaborate editorial from th< / -i dan daily telegraph entitle I, America, the univei il < i„> {j toj L continent < >mingofage," If I could put A d n,\ ( < and i I the ul) of thai to 3 a if would 1 : n o r ( than uything I \ D §ay. I tmequoto a few -ii. u § :
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