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The Referee: Overruled. Mr. Hawkins: Exception. Mr. Fordham: Yon may proceed, Mr. Bingham. A. What is the question again, please? The question was read as follows: Have you had any experience, and if so what, in the purchase and sale of machinery? A. Weil, I have not had any in a great many years no, sir. either direct purchase or selling. Q. Well, have you had any experience so that you are qualified to speak as to the value of machinery? A. Only partially, I think. Q. I call your attention to the testimony of the defendant Tesla. which appears on pages 88 to 161 of the record here inclusive, at the hearing on January 26, 1922, and ask you if you have read that testimony? A. Yes, sir, 1 read that whole paragraph through. Q. Are you acquainted with the premise referred to in the complaint in this action and the deed which is in evidence of the premises of the defendant Tesla? Mr. Hawkins: That is objected to as immaterial, irrelevant and incompetent. The Referee. Overruled. Mr. Hawkins: Exception. A. Yes, sir. Q. When did you first visit those premises? Mr. Hawkins: Same objection. The Referee: Same ruling. Mr. Hawkins: Exception. A. Well, it is hard for me to state just when I first—— Q. (Interrupting.) Well, as near as you recall? A. I would say about 191.'}. Q. What was the occasion of your visit then? Mr. Hawkins: Same objection. The Referee: Same ruling. Mr. Hawkins: Exception. A. Mr. Boldt held a mortgage on this property and he sent me down there to check up and go over the condition of it and see what condition it was in. Q. Yes; and how many times were you there? Mr. Hawkins: Same objection. The Referee: Same ruling. Mr. Hawkins: Exception. A. Oh, up until the time that I received that notice from Mr. Hutchins, I presume twenty times. Q. The notice to which you refer is the letter of July -'0, 1915, of which I show you a copy? Mr. Hawkins: Same objection. The Referee: Same ruling. Mr. Hawkins: Exception. A. Yes, sir. Q. You haven't the original letter in your possession, have you? A. No, sir; I have not.
Q. This is a correct copy? A. Yes, sir. The Referee: May I see that, Mr. Fordham? I do not just bear it in mind. Mr. Fordham: Yes. I offer this letter in evidence. Mr. Hawkins: Objected to as incompetent irrelevant and immaterial and further on the ground that it is a self-serving declaration: and I further object to it because it is not the original document. The Referee: I will take it. Mr. Hawkins: Exception. (Letter marked Plaintiffs’ Exhibit Xo. 8. Q. Mr. Bingham, between the time you first went there to the property in 1913 and July 20, 1915, so far us you recall, how many visits did you make to the property? Mr. Hawkins: Same objection. The Referee: Same ruling. Mr. Hawkins: Exception. A. I could not say. I used to go there on an average of once or twice a month. Q. During that period? A. During that period. Q. Will you please fell the Court what you found on the property during those visits? Mr. Hawkins: Objected to as incompetent, immaterial and irrelevant and certainly can have no bearing upon the question as to whether these instruments were delivered as absolute conveyances or as security. The Referee: Overruled. Mr. Hawkins: Exception. A. The first time I went down there I found the windows—well, I should say there was half a dozen of them that were wide open, and in the big room such as was used for experimenting and things of that, kind there was probably a dozen or fifteen desks in there and a great many wardrobes, that is closets and things of that kind, and among them was a—what you would call a model submarine. Well, this place had practically been wrecked. Mr. Hawkins: I ask that be stricken out. The Referee: Yes, strike out the "practically been wrecked." Just describe its condition. A. There had been a desk that the drawers had been opened, pulled out and thrown on the floor and all the tops of the desks—they were roll-tops desks—they had been ripped off and thrown on the floor, the doors were ripped off the closets and the books and emit that was in there, I would say there was four truckloads of that thrown all over this big room, and I came back and made a report to Mr. Holdt of the condition we found things. Mr. Hawkins: I ask that be stricken out. The Referee: No, the fact that he made a report, let it stand. Mr. Hawkins: Exception. A. (Continuing.) And in two or three days I took a couple of carpenters and we went down there and nailed up the windows. Mr. Hawkins: I ask that be stricken out
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THE FANTASTIC INVENTIONS OF NIKOLA
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THE FANTASTIC INVENTIONS OF NIKOLA
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image of Francis Joseph I. There wa
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An 1893 design for an electric spac
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Tesla's first patent, applied for i
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I cannot find words to express how
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Here is a coil which is operated by
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more than one respect. Viewed from
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FIG 4. — ARRANGEMENT OF IMPROVED
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to take the wires at the start very
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are lifted out of the oil and place
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other it does not. Unless a special
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In Fig. 12 the bulb comprises an in
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When the globe L (Figs. 12 and 13)
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or if, generally speaking, the bomb
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obtainable at any point of the univ
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wound tightly around the rod, and a
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FIG. 20 - BULB FOR EXPERIMENTS WITH
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A different arrangement used in som
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emit relatively less visible and mo
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luminous intensity, but the energy
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men, might be an objectionable feat
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A more perfected arrangement used i
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doubt that to such small disturbanc
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I think, however, that in the case
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The apparatus is illustrated in a d
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e cut in the middle as not, for pra
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In Fig. 32 a wide tube T was sealed
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Fig 34. - TUBE WITH FILAMENT RENDER
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Chapter 4 MORE PATENTS (1889-1900)
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It is impossible to resist your cou
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In the latter part of the same mont
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Tesla’s perfected system of wirel
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Diagramatic illustrations of the he
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In a 1929 article on "World-Wide Tr
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Tesla's X-Ray tube, part of his met
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Chapter 6 TESLA'S DEATH RAYS
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Tests of the destructive ray, the T
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power without burning fuel he "was
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added: This is not a dream. Even no
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Above & Below: Tesla's Death Ray po
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Page 150: TESLA SCALAR WAVE SYSTEMS: THE EART
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Page 163 and 164: THE FIRST PRACTICAL TELAUTOMATON. A
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Page 176 and 177: of atomic weapons and then mysterio
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Page 202 and 203: Q. What was its condition? Describe
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Page 209 and 210: A. In fact, the proposition was mad
Page 211 and 212: 1 testing motion by Crocker Wheeler
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