New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
JypEURITING TELEGRAPH.

correspondence OF Back and white d.ondon)
Runs cot n- in,es Ia, aeIgnq m2eq 10 nyenon parc
larly In electrical apparatus was '1g,t.i al ii '
Wurzours POLYTECHNIC professor n'ntsfh ns,is nsni
vcrsity." The speaker was Leo kainm. me au,hor
OF many Inventions j. va niS zcr1er1Pr Cn'
Having learned that the Hoyernmen, was lnl".t'M TX TX
into The merits Of an invention oi nlr WIZ ,,oS
TO revoutonlze the present system or 1eIeSVdPHic
communcation | was anxious to get some clear
idea Of n NV attention was directed TO "A couple ~
amboo tables AZ opposite ends Of the room. AZ the
foot OF each was an electric battery whence wires
agcended 10 an Instrument on the table TINS IN,
strunent rosembed an ordinary VpeWI.'e' anu
he'd a roll Of paper marked win ypeyw,r,,iHs ,,b
teegraphc appar,t"; I ia Geographic ns,r-
mont that Instead Of printing dots ana dafhcs on
strip of paper. iypewrites me.Sasr on aaa,sy S."
The Two mactinrs are ilenca. In ever respect and
bo used indinerenty as 'r"n""i''erS OF ar re-
How is It WORKED" , g.,
ordinary Ptynewrting. and this causes cur
rent from a local battery TO dsengage bal
thir;y-sx signs for letters. numerals and spaces
You observe this circular framework. conss,lns oi
ed go that II takes half a second for the pc ndulun
TO travel from end to end Of this framework. nha
for it to move between verous intervening, bars. bars
Now the letter or nueral printed WIZ ,r d1pena s orI
upon the length Of time which eatsts between TWO
successive electrical Impulse Th.re are yn!1oHs
the alignment, linking the letters ana so on The
fundamental pie whereon fhe machine Is
worked s the absolute snychrOnism between the
tty, inst irumcnis But for this absolute synchrOn-
isn-!s -!sochronism is the precise term-lt would he
impossible to produce the same symbols at both
ends because the difference between one sign and
another resolves Itself into minute difference OF
OF course your Instrument represents great
advance on the Morse dots and dashes but II there
not an instrument already In existence That prints
teegraphc MESSAGES? -
ton has certain advantages. II prints on
an ordinary sheet Of paper In lines and para,
graphs Instead OF requiring an experienced
i.egraph operator, IL be used by any one VINO
typewrltes. II be used In private offices IKE
he telephone and worked at all times of the day
or night without the Intervention OF telegraph
of,icalr The machine is automatic and delivers
ia messages whether there is or is not some one al
the receiving end. IL also has the advantage or
disnenslng with clockwOrk. motors, and Other cum
bersone and costly devices. 1t can be WORKED on
thc Exchange system. In fact. II combines the
n II can do all THIS II Will work revolution in
teegrarhy. II will not be long before every bust
ness office II provided with its zcrograph. In ad-
ditlon 10 its telephone and typewriter? 4
"Only the sanction Of the Postonlce Is needed 10
bring 1t into general use m
"Jfow about the speed in WORKING
at Is quite equal 10 anything hitherto obtained
" nof faster Whereas other Instruments operate
At a speed OF twenty five to thirty words minute
/ can see my way TO increase my present speed 10
forty words minute: .,.
no: IL can be turned out as a c0lumn-wrlter AT
about the same cost STANDARD Remington-say
from fi5 10 l2O: . ,,, a.. IA. p,
About ive years"