The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-28

consequently it couples only about one- half the space. Oncez the transformation has been completed ro normal conditions will affect 1t any more than they would affect gold produced from mines 1t is gold for all time to come. It will stand every test for gold known to man." He explained that there was no limit to the possible production except by the quantity of apparatus employed. Double the plant means double the production ad infiniturn. While I am not willing to explain the details of the process and apparatus whereby I am enabled to man. ufacture pure gold out of baser metals" :" he said, 'T will for the benefit of those of scientific mind impart an insight into the theory As has been stated and has been asserted by Professor Crookes of Berlin, Professor Lodge of London, Pro- lessor Currie of Paris and Professor Houston of Philadelphia, all atoms are divided into ions or elections of element ary character and all ions or primary ele- ments of all substances are alike-namely. the basis of all matter.
 Goes Into Scientific Explanation.
 ''The number of ions in an atom of diff ferent metals differ. Thus a silver atom consists of about 75,60O ions and a gold atom of 1S7, ,620 ions, almost twice as many As all ions are of the same weight 1t foi- lows gold atom Is almost twice as heavy as the silver atom. These ions are pos sessed of inductive characteristics, so that they are electro positive and electro-neg- ative. which conditions induce attrac- tions and repellances with great rapid ity and produce orbital movements of these infinitesimal clements. These in- ductive or electrical characteristics pro- duce in each atom a large number of opposite polarities which while exercising In mass their influence between the att oms to produce molecular cohesion and solidity to the eye of man also create a the attraction to the earth and gives the effect of weight.
 Tn other words, the rearrangements of the ions change the force with which an atom is attracted to the earth, and hence change its specific gravity, which is function of the attraction of gravitation.
 ITO transform one atom into another it is necessary to destroy the inductional ca- pacity of these ions and bring them to condition of temporary inactivity or tor DOT. The ions can then be segregated and forced out of their previous correlation. then reassembled, re-electrolzed and again put into activity due to the polar ization, and we then have the new atom. with all the basic characteristics of the new metal and it's stability.
 Results Sure as Sunshine"
 ''The splitting up and encouragement of the ions and their depolarization and re- polarization can only be effected under certain conditions, for the elementary forces of nature in combination and de- composition are almost irresistible and hence these forces must be rendered dor mant during the temporary movement of transition of the ions Molecular disin- tegration and reformation takes place, requiring the destruction of approximate ly two atoms of silver to produce an atom of gold and this involves the proper molecular disturbance. coupled with cer- tain chemical and electrical treatments. The results are as sure as the sun shines above us."