Show dream of nikola tesia tesla nikola teala tests the inventor shows the possibilities of tho the newspaper of the future in an article in the set american describing the system ys of wireless telegraphy ho he promises soon to perfect mr teala teda proposes to erect a central tower to receive messages which may mar bo be sent from all quarters of the world by means of poc pocket eket instruments carried by the senders by means of this system each newspaper could erect a central tower over its plant and equipping its reporters with pocket instruments send them forth into the world in quest of news As fast as a reporter report cr got a etory story he could tick it off on his instrument direct to the office where another operator would dash it off on a type writer and send it to an editor to pass upon describe his system mr air tesa tesla says the results attained by me have made my scheme of intelligence transmission for which the name of world telegraphy has been suggested easily realizable it constitutes I 1 believe in its principle of operation a radical and fruitful departure from vi hat bat has been done heretofore I 1 havo have no to doubt that it will prove very efficient in enlightening the masses particularly in still uncivilized toun countries and less accessible region re glona S and that it will add materially to general gen isral safety comfort and convenience and maintenance of peaceful relations it involves the employment of a number of plants all of which aro are capable of transmitting individualized signals to the uttermost coffina con fina of the erth earth rach of them will a e preferably located near some important center of civilization und the news it receive through any channel will be flashed to all points of the globe A cheap and simple device which might be carried in ones pocket may then be set up somewhere on sea or land and it will record the worlds news or such special messages as may bo be intended for it thus the entire earth will be converted into a huge brain as it were capable of response in every one of its parts since a single plant of but horsepower can operate hundreds of millions of instruments the system will have a virtually infinite working capacity and it must needs immensely facilitate and cheapen he the transmission of intelligence Intel lf 11 |