Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 551
owever badly insulated, while the wireless 416 THE NERVES OF AN ARMY [Mar., gets its name from the utter absence of any vis- according to the number and strength of the ible connection between two stations. wireless waves, causes clicks to be heard in the If it were possible to pack a wireless… … ATTACHING A BUZZER WIRE TO THE BARBED WIRE OF AFENCE. THE BUZZER KIT IS ON THE GROUND AND THE REELOF WIRE IN THE HAND OF THE SOLDIER AT THE LEFT. existence. While we are a long way from thatpoint, we are equally far ahead, in point of porta-bility, of the immense permanent stations main-tained by…
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