The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-06
Inventor Overjoycd When He
Learns That Congress Has
Passed Measure
MAKES ALL PRESENT
FUELS UNNECESSARY
Engine Driven by New System
Is Portable, Operates Any
where and Steam Power
May Become Obsolete
BY JOHN @. MELLETT.

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Washington, Oct. 5.-Garabed. tn.
fuelless engine that is designed to
revolutionize war and make peaceful
pursuits more profta BILE than ever in
the history of the world, touirht
awaits recognition of President VIII
son.
His signature on bill passed by
this senate ana house of representa-
tives will legally compel a densonstr
ton BY Garabed r. X. Giragossian or
ms 'f-ee energy generator" before 4
commission of reputable scientists,
The inventor, an Armenian from
Boston. was over loved TODAY that con-
gress had passed the bill giving Rim
his opportunity
Representative Robert Crosser OF
Cleveland, telephoned Girarossian
/ that the bill had passed.
1t is up TO you now" said csrosxer.
| TO make good your assertions"
Mr.. Crosser, shall do more. TIE
Garabed will do more things than
! have ever claimed for it"
This declaration Mr. Girayoss;an
implied when asked for an inter-
view.
Even L." he said. cannot say def
nitely how much the Garaoed will dr..
II is not 7 or the n1a chine that win
accomplish results, RI Is natures linn
itless source Of energy. Energy. you
must know everything IT s.everv-
where in nature fsara5e will sin, ~
pfv transform and harness a supply
OF this energy, making IT do what man
will want done.
Therefore say that nature viii
do more. through Cara bed. then I
have ever claimed it would"
Mr.. Giragossian an earnest middle
aged man with sharp brown ewes and
quizzica1. intent expression then
went on to lament the fact that the
i'm preston has gone broad his de-
vice liz an engine OF war. He had
been working on il for years he said,
and did not dream Of war purposes
when he was experimenting His
dream always had been. he declared.
to produce a generator that would do
away with the use of coal, oil gas or
other fuels thar are dirty. expensive
and inefficient m that they waste
energy.
Only when he had practically COM
r'cted his work, the inventor assert
co did il occur TO him that hs had
de .sed a free energy transformer
SO powerful that ii would revolutions
lie warfare to the distinct advantage
Of the nation employing it.
Then. in reply to a question. Mr..
Giragosstan agreed the public was en-
titled TO an idea of his Garabed
I'VE have TO ina CINE a working
engine" said he, the motive power
OF which is not steam. but something
else which can he obtained freely.
The size of this motor and the uuan-
titv Of energy TO be produced by Il
are dependent upon our will and en-
terprise II can be manufactured with
less expense and occupies less space
and is very much lighter than the
steam engine, with it's numerous ap-
pliances, II is portable and can Be
placed and put into operation wher-
ever there exists a shark OF human
life Consequently the steam enKina
will become obsolete. The future
generation will see It only in a mu-
scum and curiosity hall.
The Cara bed. being free from
boiler and furnaces. there will be no
more explosions, no more victins. no
more smoke, no more danger and no
more toilers TO produce energy. In
an area no larger than Boston cont
mon (which is forty-eight acreaf.
SUFFICIENT power can he produced ur-
der the new system to supply the
wants Of the whole Industrial world
Mr. Giragossian declared he had
operated his device. ten-horse now
er generator. for ten hours without
interruption. with of course. no fuel
or other source of energy now used.
When President Wilson has signed
the hill the inventor will get into
touch with Secretary of the Interior
Lane as provided by the law. and
arrange with him to demonstrate the
Cara he'd before a committee OF hve
scientists
Mr. Giragossian could not say to.
day when the demonstration will take
place or whore. He is ready, how-
ever whAn--the fermaiities can ~
completed.