The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-08

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world like this could not consist O
matter in a primary state. That the
earth and all forms upon the same i:
composed of matter in a complex state
that each substance consists of Two OIL
more of the primary elements in q
combined state, that the constituent
parts may be evolved and changed into
a substance of unlike kind by arrange
ment.
This perpetual change always did
exist and is the only fixed law that
matter knows-the law of change
| there is no fixed except it be the
primary atom, motion, forms and space.
THE primary atom is both the small
est and largest particle of matter there
is in space. It has no weight. is spheri-
cal, is hollow. has two unlike heni-
spheres with open poles, the one con-
wave, the other convex; each hemi-
sphere, because of form, vibrates in a
different pitch, thus producing posi-
tive and negative pole; they are not of
uniform size, are transparent, hence
primary light does not travel, but is
everywhere. These atoms consist of
but one substance or element but
manifest different characteristics be-
cause of their different sizes and pitch
es; they have three primary motions,
namely, their walls vibrate they rotate
undulating orbits; if at any time they
strike each other, they rebound because
of their thin elastic walls. There are
no solid atoms, for nature abhors a
solid. It has often been said that nat
ure abhors a vacuum, but this cannot
be true, as she moves and has her
being in a void-a vacuum.
1.-The smallest of these atoms can
and DO pass to and fro through the
larger by way of the open poles; they
also form bicells and tricells by re-
voIving within each other.
These primary atoms vibrate and
move with the highest velocity known
to matter in any other state, therefore
their dynamic force is greater than all
other states of matter by passing to
and fro, through and between the cells
and molecules of all other secondary
forms and states of matter.
These single, double and triune
atoms group themselves in such order
as to form perfect, tiny, planetary
systems when forming molecules. suns,
stars, planets etc.
mo atom has useful energy within
itself and alone, it cannot manifest in
any way except conformity with other
atoms: it could never change it's state
if it were alone in space; it could not
build worlds or other forms except it
unite with other atoms and thus mani
fest its presence in countless ways.
IF the above be true, in reference
to primary atomic matter, then it is
also true that radium has no useful en-
ergy within itself, and therefore does
not project-as stated by sone-rays
of force. It's manifest energy comes
1IOIl HllIOul dI1d Is uue ~ swiftly
moving matter, in a state unlike itself,
striking the radium with a dynamic
wave of a specific kind. But radiun
on account of it's resisting qualities,
which are due to its inertness, molecu-
lar arrangement and pitch, retards
these waves of force from passing free
1y through, or to and fro in their Sc
lected paths; hence they rebound with
equal force. but are transformed into
waves of a different pitch, thus mani
Testing to the brain of man, as heat,
light and force. Had these waves of
matter passed freely through the mass
of radium, then there could not have
been any local manifestation of heat,
light and force.
with the exception of radium, so
far as known, these waves of matter
pass so freely through all solid bodies
(so-called) that there is no local force
revealed.
yet 1 maintain there is no substance
that does not offer more or less resist
ance to the passage through them OF
these waves of force. and that local
energy is always present, even though
it does not manifest to the senses of
man.
'Radium is not unlike other sub
stances except in so far that it offers
greater resistance to the passage of
these rays of force, thus causing con-
centration and producing intense local
lines of force.
No body can, within itself and alone,
manifest energy of any kind. If