The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-01-30

ard transmitel and continued the con.
veFsauOn
What wonderful progre rss nee1
made by the Bell SY7-em st.e fhen
20 enable orr voices 3 o. rausmit
ted owe: a circuit 81 300 miles with
out 'hc least @aparent distortion or
Weakening
Thee work ras b ~ superb de-
clareg Mr. N, tson and superb also
: the discpii-e Of Tho organization
that Wafcke every inch o. this long
circuit 20 safeguard those feeble 81
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AL honor 70 the mer who have
rendered this great achievement pos
she concluded Dr Bel They
have brought al gre people OF me
United States within sound OF one an
others voices and united them into
one great brotherhood
When the telephone had grown SO
that IL could be taken outdoors or DC
tober 1876 DIR Bell had called
"ahoy across two miles OF wire just
as he was calling nov across three
thousand and IL was not until some
time later that hello was used
Mayor Mitchell OF New York and
Mayor Rolph OF San Francisco eX.
changed greetings
Statement by Mr. Bethel,
In speaking OF the neY transconti.
mental line. L y Bethel senior vice
president OF the American Telephone
AID Telegraph Company. said
The completion of the transcontinentaE
line is rot only an epoch marking event
IN scientific development but also the
opening door 10 better conditions com,
mercial and social throughout the nation.
II means the breaking down OF Old bar
riers by facilitating the exchange Of In.
formation and ideas II brings the most re,
mote points In The country closer to-
gether than were points lying within a
single state quarter or century ago
y brnadens mutual understanding and APP
probation and 'hus aids tremendously
IN the advance OF civilization This ts
one ~ the romantic and inspiring steps
IN the progress Of the art as developed by
our great ard always mutually helpful
organization. which embraces IN g. ranks
more than 30 eiA men and women TO the
organization as a whole this avert VIII
have sign ncance that cannot be- Avtres.-
rated u wiz exert IN Influence that VIII
not end wei Ray but 20 on WORKING FOR
nsitei ard greater results through wears
10 ONE Ia some way. directly pr .ndi-
r"ctlv every efficient man ana woman .r
the organization has contributed some
thing 90 tha achievement and Therefore
as whole, the Org nizauor merits cor
CALCULATIONS
Greeting From Boston
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in Boston and Thomas p Doolitle IN
san Francisco
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