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Scientific American, Vol. 100, No. 25 (June 1909) (1909)

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now ceiver and listen for the maintains stations at Chi- message transmitted. cago, Michigan City, Milwau- The recent developments in kee, Toledo, and Cleveland, the Great Lakes experiments all with towers of suitable include the invention of a height to carry the antennae, Portable radio-telephone… … Dr. Lee De Forest, Inventor of the radio-telephone, in his Portable radio-telephone for com- less telephone introduced sev- municating over short distances. laboratory. (Gont. on page eral improve- ments which IMPROVEMENTS IN TEE DE F0BE6T SYSTEM OF WIEELE8S TELEPHONY.

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