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jet which is lighted and surrounded with a lamp shade in such a way as to make it produce under given conditions sounds resembling those of the singing flames A perfectly similar system is arranged at the other end of the line in such a way that the sounds emitted in each case shall be precisely in unison If the two systems are so regulated as not to emit sounds in their normal condition they can be made to sing by causing a tuningfork in the vicinity of one or the other to vibrate the same note and then the corresponding flame will begin to sing producing a vibration in the diaphragm of the telephone with which it is in correspondence and hence will follow the vibration of the diaphragm of the other telephone and consequently the vibration of the flame of the calling instrument In this way the call signal may be made without the intervention of any battery APPLICATIONS OF THE TELEPHONE The applications of the telephone are much more numerous than might be supposed at the first glance As far as the telegraphic service is concerned its use must evidently be rather limited since it cannot register the messages sent and the speed of transmission is inferior to that o

he helmet is replaced by a copper plate in which the telephone is framed so that the diver need only make a slight movement of his head in order to receive or address communications to those in charge of the apparatus Wi xtent Mr Grays conception of the liquid transmitter for he introduced into the platinum contacts of Mr Reisss instrument a drop of water which adapted it for the reproduction of articulate sounds However no notice was then taken of this result EXAMINATION INTO THE FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES ON WHICH BELL
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by speech and these are reproduced by corresponding variations in a liquid column which may thus act as a telephone receiver and consequently may reproduce speech without any €™ that they dont other incline to It makes me ireful to think o them Why its them that not content with printin lies on paper an preachin them out of pulpits does want to be cuttin them on the tombstones Look here all around you in what airt ye will all them steans holdin up their heads as well as they can out of their pride is acantsimpl
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stances equivalent to 10 kilomètres were introduced into the circuit without increasing the number of cells in the battery We believe that this is the first experiment of the kind which has been made in Europe at least in a theatre and with a complete opera and those who are acquainted w r wenn jetzt alle Ruhe aller Wohlstand alle Zufriedenheit ein Ende mit Schrecken nehmen sollte Um sich nicht in solche Gedanken zu verlieren setzte sich Gregor lieber in Bewegung und kroch im Zimmer auf und ab Einmal während des langen Abends wurde die eine Seitentüre und einmal die andere bis zu einer kleinen Spalte geö from that awful place that I would go God forbid that I should take her into that place There is workwild workto be done there that her eyes may not see We men here all save Jonathan have seen with their own eyes what is to be done before that place can be purify Remember that we are in terrible straits by acting as contactbreaker react on the primary current of the induction coil if the number of the tuningforks equals that of the musical notes which are to be transmitted and if the electromagnets which set them in motion are connected with the keyboard of a piano it would be possible

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I might frighten him and he should run off Chasing an errant swarm of bees is nothing to following a naked lunatic when the fit of escaping is upon him After a few minutes however I could see that he did not take note of anything around him and so ventured to draw nearer to himthe more so as my men had now crossed the wall and were closing him in I heard him say