The Washington times., 1910-05-07

sum Of gold which the world can raise
without too great Dr1vaIiOn.-r
VIII need at least 500 600 tons
$50 ,I'',le - Catnopus- Nov, get This
u IN v.H-pound lnEotS. and get a corrs
OF engineers ready 20 lake iustrucfio1s
70 1LIld me air ship 7 viii Immediately
fe4TfaHEe The action Of my referfo-
gravity magnets, and bring the earrF,
very gradually back into IFS orbit n
VII tdAF ABOUT two months before YOU
Will be normal again CfOoi-by-v
1nahS you replied EMERSON, weak
When the news was sent all over the
world there was immense refofcfrFr-
t$onnTes were built. bells rung and
tlanhs oEerec- The giving IN OF the
gold was looked upon lightly and f1a
,oiItHlll-ee winch were appointed TO aC-
cofnpilsh the collection OF the metal
were hopeful that the ulcuafary- sfz--5
afo could be changed without much loss
OF confusion
terry His plant was working dssr av9rz
utHht. and air his workmeu refused TO
aiFHise what was going on Er1rno-s
were spread that he mad learned some
great scientific thing from Canoy-,,@ -
We Wor King at it. but he would saw
ncihinE about his labors. II was E0ov1-11
S 80 ne nad lad another talk with
tahopus IN private. at which he recefy-
- fun Instructions 10 ma J-e ~ -
SHip5 but this air snip was now baire,
et--it Dy a large shipbrffG{ne- cor~evT2
on Specifications furnished then ~
one could understand what the 80.
tTician might he doing
Curiosity was stiU more heightened
when prominent astronomers and eIer
tricianS were very often seen Al fba
plant Later. Il became known that on
the New jersey coast was being bl,fIf
t"o mileS OF apparatus Guesses were
lIillileolaIeiy made that a way to har-
ness the waves 10 rake power had heen
found and that EiveTso7l was PLANNING
40 use II IN some way. A large a ne
curious machine was being erected IN
q SuhbaSement near the tower The lar
ter was remOCeled so that high up-
across It's facade was structure that
resembied the bridge Of shin
One day, after there had been mani
bitter complaints at the harm being
cone the business Of the world by the
collection OF gold, me little group %
scientists made this startling announce
ment-
We have succeeded in discovering a
wonderful principle, and applying It
We have discovered that by means Of
the fact that nitrogen, phosphorus. sol
FUR and oxygen are absent on the sun.
we can CCunteract and balance gravity. Z
The well-known slight variation in
the suns rotary motion affords sec
Ond possibly, and with the use Of ter
rife high frequency waves Of g new
current or electricity which We have
evolved out Of the alternating current, /
we can actually direct gravitation-
In simpler woTds-we can at any mo-
what IS more, steer II wherever we viii. [
In the past month We have ten times
successfully steereG the earth out OF its
orbit, unknown 70 any but scientific !
men, and manipulated II to and from
determined point
Still more, We have been able to man
ipulate our newly discovered forces 50 /
that we can form perfect magnetic /
screen about the earth. which no current /
of whatever power can pierce. Our re-
cent dangerous situation at the hands |
OF a terrible tyTant on Campus, who 1
undoubtedly uses this same force to in /
timidate US. stimulated our faculties to I
a high pitch. and. as necessity Is the /
mother Of invention, we have been work /
ing with all the power IN Us to be less /
at the mercy Of the heaTtlesS Napoleon i
CT the universe who is so insaneIy /
greedy Of power.
We feel so confident OF our new DOW
ers that after carefully considering pos
We would not be afraid 10 4
defy Campus and refuse TO deliver the |
gold when mis- airship arrives for IL /
three months from now
We are ready 10 undertake the pro- /
leCt OF resisting Campus and hereby 4
affirm that We consider IT safe and ex-
pedient so to do.
No matter how great in power are 1
the waves Of electricity ne sends here, i T!
cannot penetrate our screen This IS 4
proved by the fact that ne had not been /
able TO break through the screen we /!
have built about our factory
As he uses the same force as We do 4
10 take Ine e2TLn from AGL Out II i
a vastly greater distance from US we 1
have a great advantage over him
When this statement was given cut Il Il
profoundly stirred the world
The various plants were thrown omen /
to the public for inspection, and confer /
ences were again held to take action /
upon the matter For month discus /
sion as to the advisa biIity Of making a /
second resistance TO the greatly feared /
power on Campus was bitter and excit- |
Ing. At first, few would even think Of /
doing so: but as more details were print /
ed about the huge Wave-pOWer plant, /
and as thousands visited the plant, there /
were moro and more converts to the /
idea of resistance
The Continuation OF This Story VIII /
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