Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-23
periments OF Prof. Blendlet and made the
discovery
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Body Emits Mays.

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Body Emits Mays.
sThat the human body emits N-rays.
Yes. our bodies are permanent sources of
these rays. tCompte rendu de rAcademie
des Sciences. "A December. 1908. No. 24)
The emission Is continuous"
.Ohf' said the pretty girl.
Inc demonstration Is easy. You have
but to repeat, with slight difference. the
experiment OF the dark room and the phos-
phorescent body. Prof. Charpentier used
huerescent substances. like the platine-
cyanure of baryum regulating its luminous
intensity with salt of radium covered with
black paper and placed at varying distances
from 1t. The luminosity of the platine-
cyanure of baryum being fixed in dark
room, Prof Charpentier discovered that it
grew brighter as he himself approached it,
Yes; and the increase of light became
more marked and clear, he found, the mo-
Inent he put a muscle In contraction. Then
ne FOUND the same result on the nearer ap-
proach of nerve or nerve center.
Now listen. These effects are observable
not only when the human body is SO near
as to make practically a contact, but also
at distance. with almost the same in
tensfty! And substances transparent to NJ
rays from the sun {alIimunium. paper.
glass; are transparent to these N-rays of
the human body; while bodies opaque to
sun Mays dead. incompletely, and wet
paper intercept them. Note that we have
no heat effect here, because heat screens
make no difference They are sure and GER
tainly N-rays!"
Prof. Blondlot discovered that many
bodies store up sun N-rays. May not the
human body do the same, after being ex-
posed to hours of sunlight asked some
one.
That question has been threshed out"
replied the prince. NO after nocturnal
sojourn of nine hours in complete dark
ness, Prof. Charpentier found that his body
gave out the same N-rays, even more easy
to observe because of the more perfect
adaptation of his eyes to the darkness"
And we deduce from this?' unused the
pretty girl. She had lost her lack of in
terest
The medical effects / will pass over"
said the prince. Il will give one example
the examination of the human heart.
See. little luminiscent object may be
moved slowly over the skin around the
cardiac region; the exact limits of the
organ and the exact character of it's pull
sations will be beautifully shown by the
increasing and decreasing luminosity of
that little luminescent object, pulsating
light in response to the N-rays sent out
In greater intensity when nearer to the
contracting muscle! But you who seek
the fairyland of science you will perhaps
be interested in some of the more spirit
ual-''
"Tell!"
Tt is now clear that each one of us
emits continually an autonomous radia-
ton that must react on Others"
81.
looking man.
Listen" said the pretty girl.
Exchange Of Radiations.
There is exchange of radiations
ooh, OH"
And the healthier and stronger one is
emitting the most and strongest rays en-
riches so much the weaker ones around
him or her."
Are we sure of this?"
No, not yet; but there is certainly inter-
action, and force ought to produce force
We are all at the mercy of N-rays
On the other hand, the hypnotizers and
magnetizers will have cause to be jubilant
They will say, When we affirmed that we
posses an impenderable fluid capable of
acting on other beings in the most evident
fashion we We're laughed at. Now, were we
not right? 1t will be hard to reply to
them," said the prince, with frank laugh
Note that the magnetizer or hypnotizer is
either very strong and solid man or else
very nervous. You see? 1t is either his
muscular activity OF else his nervous ac-
tivity that produces an excess of N-rays
IL he has them in excess why shall they
not act on others? They act on metals
We shall begin to explain everything by
Mays, said some one. ''Telepathy,
thought reading hypnotism, the personal
influence of one over Others
Eyerythfng? murmured the pretty girl.
In consterna tion-ft seemed for a brief in
Stant New Things are startling. Every
thing?"
why not?' replied the prince, gently.
Is sunlight less glorious because we can
separate it into the color gamut of the
spectrum? Love and hate
"Oh. no! No, MOI!
WHO knows?"
Everything will be explained" said the
sad man, to relieve the almost painful ten
sion. 1t had become very serious CONVEX
sation. You see, there are terrible inter
ests involved. Everything will be ex-
plained-sympathies. antipathies affinities,
premonitions vague warnings. Out of the
vague shadows of neurasthenia will
emerge"
NO" replied the prince sharply
Then what will you make of the hyper
sensibility of neurasthenia?"
If the delicate instrument acts i'll for the
moment do you mock the great forces of
nature? AS to telepathy, Prof Crooks ac-
cepted 1t long ago on the hypothesis that
there are possible radiations that have &C.
capped u.s. All that he needed were the
radiations Now he has them-the N-rays
of the human BODY
And they explain why we like-some-"
yes, they explain why we like"
STERLING HELLO