Salt Lake Telegram | 1916-12-03 | Page 19 | Hump or Bump

II I- I I I Hump or Bump By HERBERT KAUFMAN SE ISE this was a p poor or mans man's land America was forced to al ake c for itself the many things which it could not afford to abroad I les ity fired inventiveness isolation inventiveness isolation fanned th the flame and of bloods and brains utterly unlike any existing mixture r j d t a unique imagination which made free play with virgin of the richest continent man ever encountered e e. e dreams of peasants and menials through cen- cen f f ft oppression found space and took wing in the boundless pf of a new free world T r e awaited land and raw mater materials als for the translation of any i hin the compass of human reasoning I could afford experiments on unprecedented scales With Withof Withof Withof of square miles and the contents therein free for the caution caption and conservation tion seemed unnecessary as impossible that mere man could consume the yields of ill Id I