The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-04

The latest discovery in wireless
telegraphy as that u Is capable OF
transmitting musical sounds and that
the English national anthem has been
successfully sent and heard al long
distance. The following interesting
article on thc subject as taken from
the London Daily Mail.
Remarkable experiments with n va
rlety Of wireless biography perfected
recently between Daily Mail represcn-
tat'Fcs az Slough and our correspond
entr iu Paris and Brussels. They In
Cluuod the transmission or messages
them.
In "a Iow-IyinE meadow az slough.
within sight Of Windsor castle. is
" OGDEN hut Thanked by n tan mast and
Ia tauglc Of wires. a man who used 60
be "a ycoman sigualer in the royal navy
sits boz that hut tapping wireless mes
sagcs 90 Paris Brussels and Bruins
wick north Germany. Occasionally.
when hts instrument is not tuned exc
IctlF Co its own proper pitch. he hears
something like brass band ro0ring
in his ears. which means that the Brit
tNn admiralty is sending secret code
messages 20 battfcshins cruising i'm the
North sea or the Atlantic. or he may
receive request from Paris 90 tune
his Instrument Co another note. because
the great station az the top OF the Eff
iel tower is drowning all the messages
I'm It's vicinity
The woman signa1cr turns handle.
dcurCescs another piano key. ana con-
tiuues uudisturbed his whispered nual-
cal conversation with Paris or Brus-
sells. The new system is that or the
AuEio-Germa wireless syndicate. OF
which a Young German. Baron Won
Lepci. is the moving spirit The claims
made for % are that Il calls Tor muCn
less power than the ordinary systems
of radio-tclcgra ply. that 10 b.. there
fore. very cheap Installation. and mat
hv applying variable musical notes 10
its tune 10 can talk in quictness for
long distances. however great be the
disturbance iu the ether created by
more powerful Instruments.
a successful dcmOustra ton was made
I iu the presence OF two representative
Of the Daily Mail. Communication was
sought with our correspondents in
Paris and Brussels aud it was effected.
7 though after Some delay. one Of tho
difficultics was that Of lauEua &c. the
ycoman signaler Of Slough being In
expert iu French.
our rcu~csentativcS sent INQUIRIES 60
our correspondent in Brussels. who Sc
piled almost at once. adding that Paris.
with which De was en- wireless touch
At the moment. had news message for
ms. Inquiries were then d1spa tChcd
across the English channel and the
north Of France TO Paris. producing
/ the response that the messaE &c had been
received and understood. but request
ink clear course FOR am experimental
message du English received as FOL
lows;
II am sending this message by the
Tcpei system of r1dio-t Biography.
which may further facilitTtc means 81
/ communication between the Daily Mail
offices iu London and Paris
President Fallieres is speeding his
/ summer vacation at. the charming state
/ residence Of Eawbouiilct
/ owing Co the rise DIM the price 81
L wine and general provisions. Paris res
/ taurateurs have materially increased
/ their charges.
To-day the pays weather was tho
/ real world has been charming. and
] Parisians are beginning to believe that
! 'meure tt1ey're) at last 10 have some
I summer.
Great interest is being manifested
7 hF the girmen CCWucfiHE in toe Circuit
\ DO TEsf jon the Daily Mail 10000 prize.
l t0 bC competed for next summer"
/ Messages can Pee sent on eight notes
set t0 q true octave. and I'm case or in
i terruptiou The operator can change his
] note. and the receiver. by Few turns
/ ~ n simple regulating screw. soon
I finds the new note. The national an
. them was played on the KEYS at Slough.
70 elected cordial response from
I Brussels ~ "Nivc Icntcnte c0rdialc."
Considering tho ehnrtncss Of the
aerial" which was only $50 feet Ions
. and The small amount OF power used
. which was only two kil0watts. the re-
suits were good for long distance
. transmission.
/ Alfred Best who recently returned
from Europe. has decided Co remain I'm
salt Lake for year at least. and has
Tho TomplotOu building. September a.
For the present Dir. Best will OCcuuy
. studios. Jointly with Prof j. j. Nc
Clollan. and the two teachers will Coz
. operate iu their work.
As will be remembered. Mr. Best
was forced 60 cancel some very good
contracts on account OF some brOu-
chial trouble. and 70 is upon the advice
Of bis Berlin physician that De is 1o-
eating in salt Lake. De- being the hope
that bis native climate will do much
90 restore his health.
While iu Europe Mr.. Best scored
many brilliant successes. and 60 was
with great difficulty that he was able
o. have his cuCa vcments Cancelled
While away most Of his studying has
been under George Ferguson. the noted