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Accordingly, in May of 1929, Ferris confronted Rearden in his office with hard, written evidence of the affair, in the form of records of [[hotel]] stays in and near Starnesville and Rome, [[Wisconsin]], that occurred shortly after the John Galt Line had opened. As Taggart and Mouch had confidently predicted, Henry Rearden signed the "gift certificate" and surrendered the rights to his Metal.
Accordingly, in May of 1929, Ferris confronted Rearden in his office with hard, written evidence of the affair, in the form of records of [[hotel]] stays in and near Starnesville and Rome, [[Wisconsin]], that occurred shortly after the John Galt Line had opened. As Taggart and Mouch had confidently predicted, Henry Rearden signed the "gift certificate" and surrendered the rights to his Metal.
If Ferris tried again to get a supply of Rearden Metal for Project X, the novel does not say. Orren Boyle ''did'' try to make Rearden Metal, now known as Miracle Metal, at his mills on the coast of [[Maine]]. But the notorious [[privateer]] [[Ragnar Danneskjold]] destroyed those mills. Neither Boyle nor anyone other than Rearden would try to make Rearden Metal ever again.
== Project X, revisited ==
== Project X, revisited ==