Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-01-30
THE 1UTOuORTJE.


IL VIII Do the Work of Transportation in
Zig Cities.
Henri Fournier, in Success.
Automobiling is a royal snort. as
anyone knows who has ridden in the
chauieur's seat OF t0.horse- over
machine on well-kept country road
But | do not plead for the automobile
as Il pleasure machine am mot a
faddist The automobile is a CONNER
cial necessity. Its Elaee IS with the
electric street car, tho locomotive and
the traction engine. While aut MODELLING
is now fad among well to do Ameri.
cans tallhough ! believe il will find u
permanent place in recreation and
SPORT, the future of the AUTOMOBILES
docs not depend urun its use by
plfasnre.seellers Its great commercial
value is not yet appreo ated, even by
these who are most interested in the
deveIofmeut Of the machine. ID Is a
great time saver. In America thine ia
money more than any where else in the
world. The great newspapers in their
race to get the latest news first to dis.
tSnt parts OF their cities now empoy
autn mohiies to carry the papers from
the pressr1oms to the news stands. They
travel laster than the electric oars, the
hospitals to cave human lives, send
autom obile amhulances TO transport the
injured more safely and quickly to the
surgeons. The large shoIs are Rreatly
improving their delivery service bv
using automobiles instead OF vehicles
drawn by horses, The problem Of trans
porting light freight about a large CITY
like New York is being solved nv the
automobile. Street railways have tried
1t but they could Mt do it successfully
because of the inter erenoe with paa.
senger traffic and the imposstbility of
de ivering goods away from the few
streets where tracks are laid An auto.
mobile delivery wagon does moi bova ;ts
route marked out by rails.
J look TO sec all the ordinary work of
transE ortation in the great cities Of tn.
Wor!u-suoh as New York., London.
i'aris and Chicago -done without
horses and think The change will DO
MADE muJ sooner than most ueop O
nave an idea OF. Everything viii ue
done with greater dispa ch the streets
VII be less congested, and, most i'm.
Eortant or all, clean. Think what n
crowded thoroughiare like broadway.
New YORK City, would be with no
hoisea III EIGHT, only motor VehicleS
speeding about hithet aud yon!
Don't save Money and stnrve the Mind.
How many there ara who have been
very successful 10 saving money, bur
whose minds are as barren Of auythipp
beautiful as is the hot sand Of the
Sahara Desert These people are al.
ways ready 10 invest in land stooks. or
houses, but are never able 10 bu, books
or collect lihfar4.
We know men who started opt 40
bright, cheerful hoye, with trosd, 1en
erous minds who have become 80
welded to money making, so absorbed in
their business. that they cannot ind
time for anything ese. rbey never
traVel or visit their friends. Thew con.
slider it foolish or eStrayapant to 90 In
the oEer4 or good play the dui v
paFer limits the extent Of heir read.
ing; recreation Of any kind ia relsgated
10 4 iar-away future, and yet these men
are surprised, when hey retire from
business late in life to find that tbnv
nave nothlng to retire to, that thew
nave DESTROYED tile capacity Tor an.
preciatng ths things they thought thev
"ouId ENJOY. Success.