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...Belgium. From Ostend to Manhattan came a cablegram signed "Walter Hagen," announcing that 143 strokes over the Ostend links had proved few enough for the suave sender to list the 1924 Belgian Open Championship among his triumphs. Second, Aubrey Boomer (French) 146; third, Frank Ball (English) 150; fourth, Gil Nichols (American...
Owing to a new invention, the work of M. Belin, it is now possible to send and have delivered an autograph telegram. The sender of a telegram has only to write his message on a revolving cylinder covered with paper. Special ink is used which makes the words appear in slight relief; a delicate needle then strikes the obstacles made by the letters, is jerked upward and interrupts the electric circuit. These interruptions are all recorded at the other end and result in an exact copy of the written telegram. The machine is now being placed in all French telegraph...
...back of the customary Western Union Telegraph Company blank limits the liability of the company to $500, except in case of repeated or specially valued messages. This limitation is valid because the company will assume full liability in consideration of the payment of a special charge, and a sender thus can insure his message if he wishes to do so. Otherwise it would be of doubtful validity...
...company must ordinarily respond in damages sufficient, up to the limit specified, to compensate the sender or the receiver of a telegram for the injuries resulting from its negligence, if these could reasonably have been anticipated. But juries are not often permitted the degree of speculation allowed in this case...
...number of Juniors have not returned the postal cards which the 1916 Senior Dormitory Committee sent out in order to ascertain the number of Juniors who anticipate rooming in the Yard next year. Of those returned a few did not bear the signature of the sender, thus rendering them useless. The Committee asks all Juniors to pay prompt attention to this matter...