Logan Republican | 1906-04-25 | Page 4 | The Unity of Things

The Unity of Things. Only an accidental (lower; planted by no Kardener's cave, lint sprung from some wind-blown seed; yet think what mystic relations radiate from that tiny, unnoticed blossom. Relations Rela-tions with the wind "'.ileh bore It to tho crevice In w! .. .i lies; to tho rains, that watt-ied It; the lirown earth, that fed It; and the far-oft sun, from whose untwisted light it takes Its color. And what Is true of tho (lower In the crannied wall Is true of every other form of life. Dr. W. II. Fltchctt.