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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1472, 21 June 1912, Page 5

*■'. Within- the next'twelve months if'will ■bo possible In send .a wireless telegram direct from London to Now York without the ns«istaitco of the Post Office land !iii,\ S as at present. In a little,longw period a wireless message cm, be llasliul round (lis ■ elo!x> tlirougli .ill-British wireless stations! 'In an interview the other day, Mr. Mir! ; «mi, tlw world-famous inventor of r.nlio- . telegraphy, paid: "Tho messages" will !•.;• through within a very few minutes, nnie! :.lionlly instantancou'dy; time is nt pvesent Jnccupied in tmiifmitliiig. the «vess:i 8 05 to ;Clifilen, and repenting thpm'nn ilie other ' M(lo.:fmm Glnco Bay to I\ow York.' By .oiiv arr.ingpnumt with tlw YYes.ternTnioM .'on tho other side the mosses will lv'dev lixwed as quickly as any cablegram.'This mil institute tho longest regulat" wireless serrico in tie world, but. wvn-.'aVo eem messages over ({roster distances, as, for esample, from Ireland to Bnondj jLntw/a .d'«t^iu*. q{.nearly7ooo ladled., .' ".