The Nome daily nugget., 1912-03-04

None must fall Into the mistake. | however. that power to run the boat was transmitted from land. Accumu- lators of cleciriCity--i. e.. storage bat teriesr-actusting a motor were on | board the vessel. Now. the wireless waves start. stop and reverse this ! motor. or eau actuste gasoline cx- | pI"siuu motor with a facility equal t, | that uf au engineer ru the boat. Tn | iudCcd. Is triumph of lmitless mn ! over the forces of nature
 The first trial. made on lake tn ! Germany was the managing of a hr,at thirty three feet in length having a ! four and oue-half horse power motor. | pr board was an attuned receiver able to receive and use waves coming in from the signal station located in a distant lighthouse tower If power could bc transmitted. then the caraer ! of man would he almost completely changed from It's present status.
 lHt tHtfdtpI I'll tUt NtNcI tnHN caused a gun on the boat to fire Il s'Enal shot to attract the attention of sl ,ctators. Then he started the un- manned vessel. which assumed spe,t !. ten miles per hour Then he stpp. re1 the boat reversed the motor au1 likewise the direction "r motion. -Ha zaA I. b. ard and amidshlp. fired rockets. turned on lights and also signals and continued these modern wonders dU
 Ing several hours
 The antennac system of wires whose office k to select waves from space and transmit them tn the re- cever in the hold of the vessel were stretched between two tall slim masts' The receiver sent these impulses into the tune and. when tuned. they were sent into the distributor of force [" the motor apparatus.
 The application of this now perfect cd wireless mechanism are numer- |
 those 6n shore to patrol harbors send boats anywhere from shore to ships, or from ship to ship Thus n town minus a harhr pr pier can send out boats to load or unload offshorc ships. send mails and perishable goods Distant lighthouses can be lighted. mines fired. dynamite dctonated without danger. signal guns fired. storm bells rung. likewise fire alarms and signals of all kinds actuated
 one great use is the sending out ui 10 sinking ships on rocks in SUIT. The waves are broken up into sets hy the ordinary Morse telegraphic keys. All of these beneficent uses-the sending of mails and rescue Of the perishing- together with hundred others. are 1 harbingers of approach of great hl~7s ings to modern civilization.
 Good things turn 10 horrors Thus an ordinary torpedo can be surround ed with chamber of compressed air , for power and provided with an al- most invisible float Two thin up rights hold antenna wires one of , these poles contains electric lamps visible from the shore. but not from a ship that is being attacked. Look al } thls terrible engine Of death. This floating torpedo is not 10 be fired from any tube on a warship. and Is not limited in size. Thus one large tor pedo capable of being directed with unerring accuracy from an Invisible plant on land can be silently and in visibly sent on it's horrible errand car , rying a charge that will simply ami l hilate the largest dreadnought.
 Million dollar forts and million dol g lar batteries of colossal guns are ob- solete. for few torpedoes sent from unknown hooks and corners could send to the bottom the most formidable armada And deadly explosives can be dropped on decks from the sky by an operator on shore hidden from the sight of ships. Three men can now , annihilate q fleet in short order and with little expense 1t k not ever necessary to plant harbors and road