Milton Hymes answered and with the new capital, Electro Importing moved to a larger building on Fulton Street and later opened two retail stores. "Modern Electrics" was launched as a magazine in April 1908. The Electro Importing Catalogs continued independently. This is the magazine where Gernsback wrote his first science fiction story "Ralph 124C 41+" in April 1911. Gernsback wanted to start a second magazine, "Electrical Experimenter", so he sold "Modern Electrics" and the Modern Publishing Company to a business partner, Orland Ridenour. The last issue with Hugo Gernsback as editor was March 1913. The first issue of "Electrical Experimenter" was May 1913. Modern Publishing acquired "Electrician and Mechanic" and merged it with "Modern Electrics" in January 1914 to become "Modern Electrics and Mechanics". After a series of mergers and title changes the magazine became "Popular Science Monthly" in October 1915 and is still published today.