Casson, Herbert Newton, 1869- · Chicago, A.C. McClurg & Co. · leaf 108
owledge or enthusiasm to give to the new enter-prise. With all its power, it found itself out-fought by this compact body of picked men, whowere young, zealous, well-handled, and protectedby a most invulnerable patent. The Bell Telephone now took its place with theTelegraph, the Railroad, the… … CIIAUNCEY SMITH THE HISTORY OP THE TELEPHONE ern Union, and hastened to join in the grand TeDeum of applause. Within five months fromthe signing of the agreement, there had to be areorganization; and the American Bell TelephoneCompany was created, with six million dollarscapital. In the following…
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