APPARATUS, A despatch to "The Times" from Rome says that it is reported from Aquila that a priest named Do-monica Argentieri has invented a aystem for receiving messages whereby communications may be received even in closed rooms. No poles or batteries are needed. The appar-otus is of the simplest description and can be carried in one's pocket. It aleo is cheap.
The inventor says that he has been able to take messages sent from the Eiffel Tower and also from German stations, The police, having learned that messages from Centocelle, near Rome, were overheard by Argentieri, have seized all hie apparatus, some of which was manufactured by the inventor.
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