Did she go alone? Almost all of the time she travelled alone. Stages of her journey: She went through England, France (where she met Jules Verne in Amiens), Brindisi, The Seuz Canal, Colombo (Ceylon), The Straits Settlements of Penang and Singapore (where she bought a monkey), Hong Kong, Japan, China, Pacific Ocean, San Francisco, Aaaaand then she arrived back home in New Jersey. Dangers and problems Bly travelled using steamships and the existing railroad system, wich caused occasional setbacks, particulary on the Asian leg of her race As a result of rough weather on her Pacific crossing, she arrived in San Fransisco two days behind the schedule. She also had missed a connection and had had to board a slow, old ship in the place of a fast ship. Expetations: She tought the journey would take 80 days. But she accoplished the journey within 72 days. What did she say after completing the journey?
men for business communications, and by brotherhoods and social and religious institutions. I believe that my method and machine would be an invaluable asset to big religious institutions, as for example the Catholic Church with its world-wide ramifications. I had, and still have in mind the universal use of my machine and method by husband, wife, or lover. My machine would be on hire, as typewriter machines now are, in hotels, steamships, and, maybe even on trains and airliners, available for anyone anywhere and at any time. And I believe, too, that the time will come— and come soon—when my system will be used in the publication of pamphlets and books written in cipher which will be unreadable except by those who are specially initiated. Byrne corresponded with Colonel Parker Hitt, and in 1922, demonstrated his machine before Friedman and Colonel Frank Moorman, former head of G.2 A
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