54 Origin of the Chemical Elements 



light throughout a given field of gaseous electricity, as a magnetic 

 field of force. The forms of the vacuoles are the shape of bac- 

 terial growths, and may be described as bacteria cells decomposed 

 into primal gaseous electricity. 



Figure (6) shows the resemblance in form of many bacteria 

 colonies, and individual species of the Foraminifera. The bacteria 

 formations are opposite in arrangement to that of the Foraminifera, 

 or a turning to the right and to the left making a difference in 

 species. The bacterial formations are marked as B, and the Fora- 

 minifera as F. The evidence of the constructions as " rotating " 

 forces is very evident. 



PLATE 2 



In Figures (i) and (2) we have compared the formations of 

 positive dust particles, and a bacteria colony, Bacillus radiatus; 

 Figures (5) and (6) negative dust particles, and a bacteria colony; 

 Figures (4) and (7) show photographs of an electric current pass- 

 ing along a wire, and a growth of bacteria. 



In Figure (3) a drop of human blood shows the same arrange- 

 ment of blood cells as described by Lodge as part of the phenomena 

 attending experiments with the vacuum tube. He says after the 

 positive column fills the whole tube it gradually loses its bright 

 red or crimson tint, and breaks up into a number of very narrow 

 discs, like pennies seen edgeways." 



The phenomenon attending the vacuum tube affords a perfect 

 picture of the primordial grouping of electric charges, which made 

 up groups in a field of force, the field representing the different 

 kinds of charges, in the capacity of " food " for the " rotating 

 charges," as fields of ether in continual change of places. There 

 would be as many different centres as there were different kinds 

 of charges. The " dark space " is the space in which new fields 

 of ether are collecting, and the light can only be produced when 

 the parts of the fields are brought into opposition. The two shells 

 give us the inner core and outer shell of the atom, and the two 

 dark spaces the two atmospheres. The phosphorescent glow arises 

 from the decomposition of the inner core of the atom, and there 

 must be different cores in decomposition, because they must release 

 different kinds of fields of ether, or gaseous electricity, travelling in 

 opposite directions. 



It can all be worked out with ease when we know the place in 

 atomic activity occupied by a " field of force " as a system of bal- 

 ance between different kinds of electric charges, making up a 

 definite number of the same kind of atoms. 



In Figures (9) and (10) we have two bacterial growths, showing 

 the arrangement of a growth superposed upon another accumula- 

 tion, and in Figure 9 we have a beautiful illustration of the defini- 



