In Japan one can sell a telephone privilege at a good price, its value being daily quoted on the Stock Exchange.

Americans, by constantly using the telephone, have developed what may be called a sixth sense, which enables them to project their personalities over an almost unlimited area.

In the United States the telephone has become the one all-prevailing method of communication.

The European writes or telegraphs while the American more frequently telephones.

In this country the telephone penetrates to places which even the mails never reach.