Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1898-12-01

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Gesie.s. phieh eraa~ht him thu m~zns
- carry ~ % bas -r~sfer Operations
srd aa~ IT, has broken his saleue~ ~
sauasuelu- 20 tae uo-l1 III perfection
- ara =ugi-r aaich- q II 9oes iait bat
~ claEns. fav a. All r-tui ur iouzz- mot
sHa lx-rfsr- ard ., napiet-is change the
position 81 nations Ia fact The dis
zrruamcnr Of The powers NoaId -
uscessiry. and uzr ssou.a o. - rrrFlpl
that m eounrrg coula sustain u even
for a f-ss weeks
Mr. Te>la-s invention. to describe il
m a few aor,is- consists IN an appiica-
tiuu % elect icify y hereby without IN
,erF-ositio- - sry artificial -sesiiurn of
communication one man can contrpl
and dirry- With absolute sNartu-ss the
ais'eHirnis % any type Of vessel bzi-
.a-sH or land vehicle al any distance
hat lzay - desired. From a station
sH shore or from the deck Of z EuoEIus
ses>el a Torpedo bOst equipped with
this device may - propelled either On
81 l,-.os the surface vancouver ~ viii
30 aHy dir-cgioa aud finally brought
Iato contact and exploited Al ia- sitl~
81 . hostile ship Al any poin, within
the range Of the operator More mar
Vicious yr;. assuming that Il were ra.s-
sable To lo-zfe the position % the var
ship 20 - Destroyed the iorpSsio bat
,-s4id h. diFvrtesi 10 n even 4 the Vs.
- iay in European harboF aud th-
operator were stationed at - adv HooS
OF Fort Monroe
The result OF this invention Let NJ
Te-l. sgeak for himself.
War viii ease 10 u possible rs hen
ali tie word knows that the most
feeble 81 nations can supply Itself with
"a weapon which r-ntiers a. coslsi -
care and - ports imPrrgnahle 10 tn
assaults Of even the united arrnzdzs of
the world BstileshiPs vii esa~e TO -
built and the mishtie>t ironelasiS and
the most Tremendous artillery afoat
/ Hiil - % 10 more use than 50 much
| scrap Irou AID this Irresistible power
eau u eNerted at any distance 10y an
zgenes OF - deliezre. % impaipabse =
quality that ! am justified IN predict
ny the time viii come. incredible a.
II may seem vshen 1t can - called iatO
action by the mere exereiSe u the h.
man ~IIL-
How does the new device work.
Hitherto the ouly mans OF control
Ing the movement Of vessel from a
distance has been supplied through the
medium cf fisxible conductor. such a.
an electric ezbie. %, this system. ae-
eording 10 Tesla. Is subject TO many
Limitations. such as ars imposed by The
length. weight ard strength OF the con
s-uetor- by the difficulty Of maintaining
with safety the high speed OF 4 vessel
o. changing the direction OF it, move
menrs with rspiSity. by the necessity
Of erectiug the control from a point
which Is practically fixed. and from
many other draw backs which are IN
separately connected with such = SIS
TEN
Tesia-s plan seems TO involve none OF
5Esse objections lie is enabled by the
USe Of his invention TO employ zny
means Of propulsion. 10 impart TO the
moving BODY or vessel the highest pos
sible speed. To eOztrol the operation OF
us machinery. ard TO direct its move
Tnen1s from either fixed point or from
= body moving and changing It's diree-
iiou. however rapidly. and TO maintain
this control over great distances with
oct artificial connections between the
vessel ard the apparatus governing It's
movement and without such rextrie-
tons as these must receSszrily i'm
rose- He requires To intermediate
wires. cables or other form Of uechan-
zeal or electrical connection with the
Inject save the natural media IL space.
He secomplishes similar results. how
ever, By producing waves. impulses or
Tadizsionz which are received through
the earth water or atmosphere by suit
sble apparatus on the moving body and
causes the desired actions 50 long as
the body remains within the effective
range Of such currents. waves. impulses
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