A PHONOGRAPHIC POST-CARD.

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Addressing communications to the post just for the pleasure of seeing

whether the hard-worked authorities will be equal to deciphering them is

perhaps not very considerate, but the officials are so very rarely found

at fault that the laugh is almost always on their side. This

phonographic post-card was delivered at the house of Mr. E. H. King, of

Belle View House, Richmond, Surrey, who sent us the card within an hour

and a half after he had posted it to himself locally.

The Strand Magazine, Vol. 17, February 1899, No. 98. · 第 44 / 53 题