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messages to be written down at the central office and mailed as 

 letters or post-cards. 7. Messages calling a non-subscriber to a 

 distant public station to converse. 8. Public telephone stations. 



BAVARIA. i. Local exchange. 2. Internal trunks. 3. Inter- 

 national trunks. 4. Telephoning of telegrams (free). 5. Local 

 telephonogram service (ten words for 2^.). 6. Telephoning of 

 mail matter as above. 7. Public telephone stations. 



BELGIUM. i. Local exchange. 2. Internal trunks. 3. Inter- 

 national trunks. 4. Telephoning of telegrams (free). 5. Public 

 telephone stations. 6. Messages calling strangers to distant public 

 stations. 



DENMARK. i. Local exchange. 2. Internal trunks (often free). 



3. International trunks. 4. Telephoning of telegrams. 5. Local 

 telephonogram service (ten words for i -99^.). 6. Public telephone 

 stations. 7. Messages calling strangers to distant public stations. 



FRANCE. i. Local exchange. 2. Internal trunks. 3. Inter- 

 national trunks. 4. Telephoning of telegrams. 5. Local tele- 

 phonogram service. 6. Public telephone stations. 7. Municipal 

 telephone stations. 8. Special wayside exchange service. 



GERMANY. i. Local exchange. 2. Internal trunks. 3. 

 International trunks. 4. Public telephone stations. 5. Tele- 

 phoning of telegrams. 6. Local telephonogram service (ten words 

 for 2d.). 7. Telephoning of matter to be mailed. 



HOLLAND. i. Local exchange. 2. Internal trunks. 3. Public 

 telephone stations. 4. Telephoning of telegrams. 5. Time service. 



HUNGARY. i. Local exchange. 2. Internal trunks. 3. 

 International trunks. 4. Telephoning of telegrams. 5. Public 

 telephone stations. 6. Rural or village intercourse. 



ITALY. i. Local exchange. 2. Internal trunks. 3. Public 

 telephone stations (in some towns only). 4. Telephoning of 

 telegrams. 



LUXEMBURG. i. Local exchange. 2. Internal trunks (in- 

 cluded in the local subscriptions). 3. Telephoning of telegrams. 



4. Local telephonogram service. 5. Public telephone stations. 

 6. Messenger service. 7. Parochial telephone stations. 8. Tele- 

 phoning of mail matter. 



phonograph ; so, to avoid possible confusion, the author substitutes the word tele- 

 phonogram wherever necessary throughout the book. 



