The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-11-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ;Prain.

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tj4The 'FfanKfutter .Zeituhg' contafhs'a
|. correspondence from. Paris, Dated pc:
| gambler g, statings that MI. Maarice
Levy, on December~7;At the Academy
OF sciences, urgently recommended "a
very practical automobile train, taniln'
Haation ytthei KeMIkh9wn Colonies Rem
ard. who has already won fame on &C.
Tc,oc1udntt' &o'solVihg' prof5lems with 'fefers
'e eass :ttotn ddirrijigiiM Isl 'ba1iS9as;m NJ" '."', -
The. rcharacteristiG 'teatpTe th iis
train lis the principle that eacbh, earr
y ptopelstitself the, pr9nellpg force, Only
iSs furnished Bynther locomotives The
ia;tter,3 Therefore, asst hasat0 pulling to
beiff6rm ,rbht' Only rte.isnpplg pewHrI
tSanni BE- bdiitf Observation-Disclosures
,..Experiments haze demonstrated that
"a light; aSS' &itb ?ahfAtt,S&af ,fyy -harses!
,peMerseagipe.o weighing, at the Tmostt
onlyi B300ap0unds,f car! gRoVe alaitr9llnn
of twenty tensI weight. pyera ordinary
country roads'a t' Mspssd' 0f about six
'4eenSfnitfftees ahz hour. Tie sinpention of
Colonel Renafd' kxeels asse OH account
@fiifs beihhgG TeaSsjlyisteergdsand above
al hf 81 Mfa7S 8aet 4fbsAY0 b state cars
take alb t49aso reoEEeetl&,ntjas Colonel
dR calls ivitdiA e., they follow
'tfrssfylthesdirectiom taken byithe loco
motive, IND matter hh6w essbarp the
!tGftteess htay BE-: dia2.sa 1GsooY
&ilAtsrdih pThaBa SIerated in the
~ nar rni SssstVaahts9Y1 cfHBSodkledtst stfeets with
'tppts dangsfJ.fH qeAef aythe name
iETrampeaa WITH AetitipEsr rails"
ioo4nSLeyM eSRge sseG' ibes aplp1on ina
this new train is liable ta:beGyery use
soft neutrality-suspicious. for indus
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hImseifa Reputation outside of his o*bb
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