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Kilo

CHAPTER I
12/18

"Wonderful invention, the telegraph," he said.

"It tells all about it on page 562 of Jarby's 'Encyclopedia of Knowledge and Compendium of Literature, Science and Art,'-- who invented; when first used; name of every city, town, village and station in the U.S.

that has a telegraph office; complete explanation of the telegraph system, telling how words are carried over a slender wire, et cetery, et cetery.
This and ten thousand other useful facts in one volume, only five dollars, bound in cloth.

So when I got that telegram I took the train for home.

Look in the index under T.'Train, Railway--see Railway.' 'Railway; when first operated; inventor of the locomotive engine; railway accidents from 1892 to 1904, giving number of fatal accidents per year, per month, per week, per day, and per miles; et cetery, et cetery.


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