The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-17

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in WITH s wSs and GGdrSat
orator sent The operator who was writing It
keyboard. while the other operator wrote rs IL
he were Undecided whether to take nap or
stopped talking. The first one handed over the
foi1TIn ,Ss without sII an error n i,
sd NJ almost "r acaa s H d' sa s"
upon the sarcophngus of rare and namelsss
restless man, l leaned over the, balustrade
and thought about the career of the greatest
soldier OF the modern world
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Tonlon-I saw him putting down the mot, in
bridge q Lodi with the tri. color in. his hand
ryramidsI1 saw him I'm Conquer S the Alps and
mh M the eagles 81 FRANCE with the eagles 81
blu, blast sSattered I,is lssions ike winters
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where chance and fate eombined to wreck the
ct st Helena. with his hands crossed behind
him; gazing out upon the. sad and solemn sea.
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his glory. aud OF tho only woman who ever
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shoes: would rather have have f IN q hut With
growing pnrpl" in the kisses Of the, autumn
sun; would rather have been that poor
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mel would rather have been that man and
peersonntion Of force and murder.
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The matter was sent in q little more than six
minutes or 4 trife more than half the time
cctving. operator been forced to rely on pen
A. that pace two columns of matter for THE
sf could be sent in an hour. which is very
The system is used only by the Press Asso-
Citations and tho neWsparers on their leased
the place Of two wires and saving time. When
wires are leased they are watched clandestine-
the pumGer Of words transmitted between the
hours that the wires are required. The capa-
city Of wire Is gaugel by tie amount Of mat
price is enormous mt the hest.
The introduction Of the Typewriter in telesra-
pliers. especially those in the Western Union
offlces. Ihe old operators. while they admit
lne IeASl UllltS Dl me pan, arc unit ODpOS-
in: Its Introduction into the Western Union
Company. They have worked SO long under
the present u system OF receiving that any
telegraphy. New operators are inclined to
favor il.
Assistant Manager Brennan OF the Western
value, Of tho typewriter in telegraphy The
Postal Company opcrntors have proved that.
might be some trouble. "0 II an e opers
anime his machins liner I" n ast out stop wh eFs
Sst t sass m naf s sna
Sssis %.nats ss mus! Pfh5HsHs t'oFsy
typewriter it is different Just a he speed Of
q typewriterexcceds that Of the pen. 80 is it
ta M s Ssss to F sssSs % aS
u typcwriting operator must move in perfect
harmony II fret, IN operator must he part
how Objectionable this scheme is to old
operators. IT means that new men stand
they. Besides. they must learn the knack Of
tyncwritinG which would take time. For
wo @TG nsd tpa
tors with good. clear hand We do not want it.
ing, the INTRODUCTION Of the Typewriter. the
cost and the additional space necessary must
be t. considered; hardly think We Will adopt
Superintendent Charles Palmer OF tho auto
nat Whentst"nS system faynrs the inroduc
eddy favor the adoption oi the Typewriter and
look forward to its early Introduction. Weuse il
in our offices for copying 1t is only natural for
the Morse operators to object. as tho Phillips
code moves hand In hand with the Typewriter.
The typewriter Is bound to come. and the
sooner It is in uso the better. / do not see
how cipher messages or any other class OF
work would suffer ut the hands OF the tyne
writer"
DIGNITY OF SEX
A Chicago Hod Carrier Drew the Line ut
Beipg Put In Order by u Womnu.