Gentlemen, We Have Run Out Of Money.

I Have To Keep Going, As There Are Always People On My Track. I Have To Publish My Present Work As Rapidly As Possible In Order To Keep In The Race. The Best Sprinters In This Road Of Investigation Are Becquerel And The Curies.

Should A Young Scientist Working With Me Come To Me After Two Years Of Such Work And Ask Me What To Do Next, I Would Advise Him To Get Out Of Science. After Two Years Of Work, If A Man Does Not Know What To Do Next, He Will Never Make A Real Scientist.

Every Good Laboratory Consists Of First Rate Men Working In Great Harmony To Insure The Progress Of Science; But Down At The End Of The Hall Is An Unsociable, Wrong-headed Fellow Working On Unprofitable Lines, And In His Hands Lies The Hope Of Discovery.

All Scientific Men Will Be Delighted To Extend Their Warmest Congratulations To Tesla And To Express Their Appreciation Of His Great Contributions To Science.

The Greatest Contributor To The Feeling Of Tension And Fear Of War Arose From The Power Of The Bombing Aeroplane. If All Nations Would Consent To Abolish Air Bombardment . . . That Would Mean The Greatest Possible Release From Fear.