The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-22

electricity have their full capacity stored
| IN the mass and the generated has only
the capacity to enable the inactive mass
to become active This theory gave to me
4 more plausible reason why the whole
mass responds to unionism and why the
! bend causes loss Of activity
In order to obtain this positive or self
generated electricity one must understand
how nature produces it. From an author
action OF electricity is very closely analo-
gous to that of water" 1 then carried
thus asn;alegy to TO- arr; as nature makes It's
gallon OF water in 4 flow is equal to an
ampere, 81 Gu IN Of air at the density
/ pere. II this water falling one foot Is
| equal to volt. the 231 Gu. inches Of air.
space space When % 81 cubic inches ots Of air I at
/ the grea test density that air can be com
pressed or condensed expands in one min
tricity, or flash of lightning of 1000
watts fills that space So much for heat
| that 81 cubic inches Of $. l. d, in flow
! of $40 per NJ, gives one H P to volume.
while air with a greater density or veIoci-
I Y. or both. produce tornadoes or blizzards.
/ When this density and velocity adds to 1t
motion with well known results The
power to produce velocity aud expansion
i is what IS needed to combat the cold bu-
on a decidedly limited scale to what the
| cyclone uses.
/ Motion is Just as much an existing force
| in nature substance Is an existing thing.
/ Can the naked eye see a molecule: If SO
/ then the senses can discern motion If the
moIecuIa has to be multiplied before seen
/ by the eye. then motion has to be multi
/ piled before action is comprehended Ii
/ takes the action of law to cause wood and
/ coal to burn, or water to boil or steam to
have power. When kerosene gasoline
Is burned the action of law reduces their
I substances to a gaseous state and nberates
1 the energy stored within causing these
gases to expand simular to the analogy
/ above given and 1t is If-generated elee-
| tricfty that does the work 1t takes the
law OF action to produce the mass and the
/ actien of law to reduce the mass and
/ obtain power. This is the scope of mans
/ dominion over the elements. Hence nature
| has stored these three forms of electricity
/ mass
Natural science has gone far enough to
| find what substances contain the two
! negatives and how to obtain them. II mat
| ter,-the mass was the~Aa sis would not
/ need plans and specifications but since we
! do the mass Is to law as clay TO the potteFs
| hands. This then proves our premises
| a true understanding and right application
or Ia " produce the desired results-a per
feetIy and sufficiently harmonious manifes-
! tation of the thing.
/ I found that the self generated electric
| ity is stored in iron and the plans and
~specifeat ations for obtaining it are: Take
| a 3-inch cube of iron and cut "A square
inch opening thru the length breadth and
height: also two 3x3x1 inch block with
1 Il square inch opening cut in center of one
/ and circular inch in center Of the other !;
I also cut threads in Circular inch opeuinz
Connect this circular inch opening to cen
ter opening of a tee-joint- In this tee
/ joint place as many bare copper wires
/ can be at least four, and two Of each
must be OF the same sized wire Two OF
/ these wires need not be more than one
posite end placed in opposite end Of tee
| joint. These wires can be covered except
what part IS in tee joint; then place block
/ with square inch opening over circular inch
| opening. keeping openings In line and cubic
| block on top. Then give the wires charge
| of electricity An end Of nail or iron
Z Aad hot IL NFHa rn~An rf,ara
| be able to obtain from those other two
/ wires sufficient electricity to light any
/ that have not stated the size Of the tee
I joint While I DO not know positively.
| feel It Is safe TO state It can be from
one to five inches There are five open
ings and il may prove that 1t viii generate
/ or cause as large wires 70 become active
| and again it may only what could be
\ capacity for a One-ineh joint then by put
ting this device between the electric range
D. above@stated. will furnish sufficient
hest for it. and two or three furnish suf
ficient heat for furnace with only cost q
! starting -Four of these placed in the
ground rod apart, so that tee joint is
buried. will think. keep square rod Of
/ ground from freezing. These can be
+ changed by building fire ct one end. and
the electricity can be turned OF by break
ing the eircuit or renoring one of the
wires that bends back in opposite end
There are twelve sizes Of those For
business firm or for q large field TO use
these small sizes would not be profitable.
could they get the larger sizes
The public can make and use as many
j OF this size az they wish with the IN
+ ferxtanfIinc that they owe the government
T one When the government collects that
! sum It is with the understanding that Il
owes seven and one half eents f6TJe3
for each, or IL.
/ You NAY rot thank me for using this
method Of placing my ad In the paper.
I but knew not how to do Otherwise