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Thousands of years ago, men could send messages over a long distance.
They used the light of fires at night and the smoke of fires by day. They used the loud sound of drums to send messages across the great forests of africa. These means of long distance communication were used for centuries.
The long distance communication changed in 1832, when the electric telegraph was invented by russian scientist P.L. Shilling.
The telegraph could not carry voices. People used a special code to send words over the telegraph.
The telephone was invented by A. G Bell, who was born in Scotland, in 1847. The first telephone was not at all like the one we use every day. The person who talked into it could not hear and the person who heard could not talk some years later, there were telephones all over the world telephone lines became longer and longer.In 1915 the first coast-to-coast line was opened, from New York to San Francisco. The first telephone exchange opened in moscow in 1882. At that time it served 61 clients. Ten years later, ther number was 1400.
Today we can talk across seas, oceans and continents: there is hardly a corner of civilized world that cannot be reached by telephone.

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We of years ago, men could send messages over a long distance. They used the light of fires at night and the smoke of fires by day. They used the loud sound of drums to send messages across the great forests of africa. These means of long distance communication were used for centuries. The long distance communication changed in 1832, when the electric telegraph was invented by russian scientist P.L. Shilling. The telegraph could not carry voices. People used a special code to send words over the telegraph. The telephone was invented by a. G Bell, who was born in Scotland, in 1847. The first telephone was not at all like the one we use every day. The person who talked into it could not hear the person who heard could not talk some years later, there were telephones all over the world telephone lines became longer and longer. In 1915 the first coast-to-coast line was opened from New York to San Francisco. The first telephone exchange opened in moscow in 1882. At that time it served 61 clients. Ten years later, ther number was 1400. Today we can talk across the seas, oceans and continents: there is hardly a corner of the civilized world that cannot be reached by telephone.

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Of years ago Thousands, men could send messages over a long distance.
They used the light of fires at night and the smoke of fires by day. They used the loud sound of drums to send messages across the great forests of africa. Means of long These distance communication were used for centuries.
The long distance communication changed in 1832, when the electric telegraph was invented by russian scientist PL Shilling.
The telegraph could not carry voices. Used a special People below code to send words over the telegraph.
The telephone was invented by A. G Bell, who was born in Scotland, in 1847. The first telephone was not at all like the one we use every day. The person who talked into it could not hear and the person who heard could not talk some years later, there were telephones all over the world telephone lines became longer and longer.In 1915 the first coast-to-coast line was opened, from New York to San Francisco. The first telephone exchange opened in moscow in 1882. At that time it served 61 clients. Years later Ten, ther number was 1400.
Today we can talk across seas, oceans and continents: there is hardly a corner of civilized world that can not be reached by telephone.

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search of years ago, men could send messages over a long distance.
they used the light of attractions at night and the smoke of attractions by day. they used the loud sound of drums to send messages across the great forests of africa. these means of long distance communication were used for centuries.
the long distance communication changed in 1832.when the electric telegraph was remarkable by english scientist p.l. Shilling.
telegraph could not carry new. people used a special code to send words over the telegraph.
the telephone was remarkable by a. g. bell, who was born in scotland in 1847. the first telephone was not at all like the one we use every day.the person who talked into it but could not hear the person who heard could not talk some years later, there were telephones all over the world telephone lines became longer and longer. in 1915 the first coast to coast line was opened, from new york to san francisco. the first telephone exchange opened in rooms in 1882. at that time it was 61 clients. ten years later, the other number is 1400.
today we can talk across seas, oceans and continents: there is hardly a corner of civilized world that cannot be reached by telephone.