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... John Kruesi , afterward engineer of the great General Electric Works at Schenectady . A third was Schuckert , who left the bench to settle up his father's little estate at Nuremberg , stayed there and founded electrical factories which ...
... John Kruesi , afterward engineer of the great General Electric Works at Schenectady . A third was Schuckert , who left the bench to settle up his father's little estate at Nuremberg , stayed there and founded electrical factories which ...
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... John Kruesi . I didn't have much faith that it would work , expecting that I might possibly hear a word or so that would give hope of a future for the idea . Kruesi , when he had nearly finished it , asked what it was for . I told him I ...
... John Kruesi . I didn't have much faith that it would work , expecting that I might possibly hear a word or so that would give hope of a future for the idea . Kruesi , when he had nearly finished it , asked what it was for . I told him I ...
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... John Kruesi . They found plenty to do in the various developments of the art , and as I now look back I sometimes wonder how we did so much in so short a time . " To this roll of honor may be added the names of a few others : The Carman ...
... John Kruesi . They found plenty to do in the various developments of the art , and as I now look back I sometimes wonder how we did so much in so short a time . " To this roll of honor may be added the names of a few others : The Carman ...
Contents
THE YOUNG NEWSBOY | 21 |
V | 32 |
THE YOUNG TELEGRAPH OPERATOR | 41 |
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