The Archive · 1927

Subject of Universal Interest

the sun shall continue to shine we will not be without power to create all the energy we shall need, but nobody Knows what it will cost us to produce this energy." Mare-over, the earth receives from the sun each year such a huge amount of energy compared with what man uses that ite magnitude, as Mr, Hoherty agrees, would be dificult to state by any means whereby it could be thoroughly: comprehended, The problem will at all times in the future be of getting energy directly from the sun, if the cost is less than getting the tame energy fom any ther source, At the present time all is one of the most important sources. of energy. There can be no doubt that the rate at which the United States using up her of supplies renders it highly problematical that she will be able to keep up the pace for long.

New fields will probably be sought, as, indeed, they are being sought' by every all company in the country." Once' strike all, and you find every company in the country Interested and generally willing (0 buy acreage.

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