Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-06-27
GARABED, A NEW ENERGY,

Garabed Is the name of new ener-
gy, and If the claims of the inventor
are realized, it is the most remarkable
discovery of ages. Listen to the claims
made for this miraculous new discov-
cry:
THE airman will be able to circle
the globe as many times as he pleases
without descending to the ground be-
cause of scarcity of fuel is one Of
the claims made for this remarkable
new energy by it's inventor I. X. Gira-
gossion, an Armenian, whose place in
Americas Hall of Fame is assured il
even half of his claims are substan-
tiated in the final tests of his appara-
tus or fluid, or method, or whatever it
may be called
Garabed employs no fuel, no boilers,
no gigantic machinery, says the in
ventor, who told the committee on pat
ents that with the money that is an
nually spent to supply the department
of printing with boilers alone he could
furnish all the energy required to OPP
crate every mechanical branch of the
government
Giragossion is truly wonderful in
dividual, whether his invention revo-
lutionizes engineering or not, for did
he not go to Washington, and without
once illustrating his method or in the
least disclosing the secret of his pro-
cess of generating the new energy
hypnotic congressman and cabine
members anad high officials until he
got congress to take him so seriously
that body passed bill providing that,
if he could demonstrate the practical
bility of his discovery to d commission
Of five scientists, the United States
would recognize him as the Giscoverer
and legal owner of the invention.
Not only did he get this bill through,
but when President Wilson, who had
not been subjected to his hypnotic in
fluence, let the bill die by means of a
pocket veto" he was able to go back
to congress and get another joint res
olution through This one the presi-
dent signed, and it is now part of the
law of the country. And he did all
this without telling soul anything
about his machine-how it works, OF
what consists the mysterious principle
he has invoked, or any other fact that.
would give the slightest clue to what
he is about
During the time he was engaged in
doing all this Giragossion was care
full to guard the secret of his method,
taking the precaution to destroy GER
tain ESSENTIAL parts of his machine, ard
some time was required to replace
these after congress had consented to
guaranteed the inventors claims to
priority in the invention before any
demonstration of its virtues had been
made Announcement is now made
that these parts have been replaced
and definite date fixed Tor a test of
machine. The five scientists who will
decide the merits of the invention,
doubtless. have been selected. but their
names are not to be announced until
after the test is completed. and mean
while the whole affair is shrouded in
deepest mystery.
Well, therefore, may the average
individual await with interest the con-
clusion of the test of this marvellous
new machine that is expected to gen.
crate power without fuel, that will
send giant locomotives and monster
marine engines to the junk heap, that
may revolutionize industry and bust
ness, that may yeet chop our wood and
draw our water and drive our automo-
hiles and cause our airships to forge
J through space at a thousand miles an
hour. Few things are more marvel
Gus than the claims of the inventor
of Garabed, and in this day few things,