Twentieth century manual of railway and commercial telegraphy (1905)
Meyer, Frederic Louis, b. 1875 · Chicago, New York, Rand, McNally & Company · leaf 203
able, because all cables go onspecial cable blanks, except at Relay offices,where they are copied on pink paper. A cable is a message transmitted, or 1?o be trans-mitted, by submarine line. MANUAL OF TELEGRAPHY. 199 ^5 i N r CO g Co 9 rO z D zzO ? ? ir -10 il ^^ M CD CBOr QhSsbO w ■• |_J ^?ztO SIS… … MANUAL OF TELEGRAPHY. 201 All cable messages sent or received should bewritten on cable blanks, and must always be pre-paid, and in place of check only the number ofwords are mentioned. The maximum length ofchargeable words is fixed at ten letters, whichapplies to the words in the address,…
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