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… THE MISSING PAPERS 270 under the imprint of the Tesla Museum at Belgrade, were eagerly awaited by … able to take care of his own affairs.... He forbid me to buy them or do anything in any way about them." Shortly …

… THE WAR OF THE CURRENTS BEGINS 44 been named chairman of the International Niagara Commission established to choose the … he figured, AC would be stopped. But the legislators didn't buy it since Westinghouse countered with a threat to sue the …

… THE WAR OF THE CURRENTS BEGINS 45 awful memory of body and soul being wrenched asunder ... the sensations of an immense rough … the death of a third party. Brown managed by subterfuge to buy a license to use three of the Tesla AC patents without …

… I had enough money to load myself with diamonds, I could think of better ways of spending it." "What would you do with money if you had it?" he … my millions," he said, "I will solve that problem. I will buy a square block here in New York and build a villa for …

… AN ERROR OF JUDGMENT 99 express rather than as freight, being in an agony to get on with interrupted research, … its resumption will have a good effect upon me." Even while buying equipment Tesla was mulling over the tempting offer …

… 178. CATALOG NO 12 The William B. Duck Co ANYTHING ELECTRICAL ELECTRICAL EXPERIMENTER DUCK'S BIG 300 PP. … experienced amateur will tell you to see our catalog before buying. You are thereby insured against an unwise purchase. …

… PIGEONS 228 fact been a little money in the office-$5 in petty cash. But this he claimed at once for his pigeons, … seed. He had asked one of his secretaries to go out and buy a fresh supply. With the help of Czito, to whom he also …

… THE WAR OF THE CURRENTS BEGINS ← 39 Patent Office for testing and filed his first AC … he was the antithesis of a robber baron: he did not see the buying up of politicians *Patents 381,968, 381,969, 381,970, …

… become, like Edison, "Morganized?" Should he be "Astored," "Insulled," "Melloned." "Ryaned," or "Fricked"? He had no … riots. Partisan politics scarcely interested them, only the buying of blocs of votes as necessary to protect the rates …