Show WHEN TIlE THE WORLD TIPPED ON ITS AXIS One William F. F Johnson who vho has haR been up near neal Cape Nome for a year rear past has returned to Minneapolis Minneapolis Minne Minne- apolis and gives it as his opinion that the extreme c north was once a tropical country but that through some fome tremendous seismic upheaval the Uie earth poles were changed and what was once a tropical forest supporting mastodons and other huge beasts beast became a field of ice There is nothing new in Mr Johnson Johnsons s 5 conclusions A mastodon was found imbedded in anice anice an anice ice pack in Siberia years cars ago and the thc proof was conclusive conclusive con con- elusive that he was browsing on green and luxuriant vegetation when his destruction came ages before his bod body was found Many ran learned men have pointed out that the drainage of the world is toward the southern hemisphere that as the earth is inclined upon its axis as that drainage continues in the natural natural natural nat nat- ural course of things when that southern half overbalances overbalances overbalances over over- balances the north there will be another tip of the world on oli its axis the axis the utter annihilation of life on the planet planet planet-a a new geological period It is possible that the same cause cause has produced every geological period that the earth has been through Of course such ShelL a cataclysm would shatter the earths earth's 8 crust all its heated vapors would escape into the air and when condensed would naturally the poles of the earth Having changed fall a in snow and ice and a glacial period wo would ld follow a slow recreation of the earth a preparation for a new abode of animal life Of course that such a cataclysm may ever happen is but speculation that the same cause e ever er produced any preceding geological period is but speculation but itIs itis it itis is Is as plausible as any ny that has ever been advanced and all aU n man nian an can an do is to keep in mind that man and the earth are in the hand of God a and d beyond that wedo we wc wedo do not know |