Milwaukee School of Engineering - EMF Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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 •TEE fi920 EMF-' .... SPASM 3. Since the operator controls the entire supply of electrons in the tank he may allow an unlimited number to flow through the motor at one time and hence the speed of the car is Qo. The device described above is very effi- cient. In fact the only losses that can occur is the waste of electrons to notify the operator that the flask is filled to capacity. At first sight it would appear that the device would not work when running on an insulated pavement because a ground could not be established, but the contrary is true. The pavement, acting on the principle of a plate in a condenser, would absorb all the electrons and later discharge them to the ground. Caution: It is very necessary that an induction coil be used in the isola- tion of these electrons since they must all be of the same polarity. I11 case a transformer be used a positive electron would first be isolated and then a negative one. Consequently when they rolled into the receptacle they would neutralize each other and nothing would be gained. Realizing the commercial future of this great invention the inventors have opened offices for the manufacture of this device. However, due to the fact that the discovery is such an important one that the inventors would be certain to be drowned with inquiries and offers, they have thought best to keep the address a secret. Princely salaries have already been refused and many excellent offers rejected by the originators of this device for the manu- facture of chemically pure electricity. However, for the advancement of science these gentlemen have condescended to explain the device further to anyone interested. Send us your name and address, together with 25 cents in stamps and your questions will be answered in the due course of business. N. B.:—You need not be troubled by the fact that the inventor’s address is kept secret—send the stamps anyway.—Ed. 4 n 0 Page One Hundred Three

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