The April CENTURY is full of interest, — illustrated articles, important serials, complete stories, etc. One feature is an authoritative account of the latest electrical discoveries of
NIKOLA TESLA,
including the first description of Tesla's new oscillator, combining the steam engine and dynamo in one mechanism of the highest economy. The text (by T. C. Martin, editor of The Electrical Engineer) and illustrations deal with
A New Power Machine, Telegraphy without Wires, Illumination by Phosphorescence, Electric Lamps in Free Space,
and other marvels. Here are shown, for the first time, photographs taken by phosphorescence, with portraits of Mark Twain, Joseph Jefferson and Marion Crawford, made in Tesla's laboratory.
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