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I con- sider it practically certain, that some day, and not a very distant One. either, we shall be drawing food supplies from the air. Why not? Prof. Bernthsen of Germany has already succeeded in making the simple compound of ni* trogen and hydrogen, v J Since we can make simple com- pounds in imitation of nature, we shall soon learn how to make more complex compounds." The Russian chemist admitted that his prediction, if realized, will revolu- tionize the world's ideas of food sup- ply, solve the problem of the high cost of living and provide an ever-ready source ot competition |pr th* "beef '^W^l'i •â-  Opp. City Hall. ltc mierr antf ^bargain Aitlfidal eggs ax^ proinlsed 1 the high cost of Uving; These made from the air, wlU be the next great feat "of -^eheials|r|f@|'^|Bi^B^ I This stateiwmt m a satire e|v a propnecy was made by Dr. Paul, jStnth Tntfltnatlfflial tVms3jrssj; of Petersbnrg^lilk^inieno^ parted 4om CUesM with 15S: i&^MZggg&iZ ltodern chemistry is ainply teaching us to o^ for ourselvea what nature has always done for ua,M contlnuetl Dr. Welder ^Itrow noralshlng stoents of snch foA meats and egsja> ^* <H»urs In .^'?MS^S^S'^;;_^S^BJfc.-iSJ^Sga^ W^S4»W^Sa^pB^ â- â- ^SSJfci -]BjSuSJV" 'isaasi^iSsim^mmsm^r'if INS WRITTEN IN THE BESTC0MPANM p:*f/!^---ii.l yr? "t". Phone354 mi "pjffm, mm*m ^^i^>-:|^':Knew. Him. si^iaoeW loi#er!* said «h« iindgl geSLi The chemical process of the hen wm b* niatatM m the laboratory. **Two great fields for. the future de» ^velopmei^ef science ar» the chemistry *<rieav«I^ «ow, never to ee '-^:^ilr^jmi.^tt^4aejn»^ ... of electricity. Undreamedof benefita Ue parlor scene. -Bnt before^ to mankind wfil eome Wifi| the-is*^*^i^tm^im^^Ji^ ss an aid to synthetic chemtorrr t*