The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-03-24
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Anti-automobiie legislation has; now
reached the stage where almost it rs
consoling. 1t is being s. greatly over
done by 4he inotorhobes that it prom
ises to be 2sttlltifying. Laws are being
proposed that never can 3Sbe enforced
and the a,itomobilists. are beginning
to think. that If the legisiating yoke,s
are given rope, enough they. viii hang
themselves. i 3%& 4.a8F &a%lssG iss|9Z. ss.
A Partisan daily devoted to the ati4
toinobile has donated 5000 to the Ati
tomobile4 club of France lit will be
used to promote i the work of the
touring committee and for other inn
provenients. L, Here is an example for
States The. American automobile as
sociation is doing splendid work AMI it
IS to the self interest of the class pa
pers to help along the game. Hal
"A man. who borrowed an automobile.
with its chauffeur from al friend learn
ed a pointed; lesson. The car: and its
driver, had "a reputation forfast driving
and the borrower found himself shin
ing mark for the policeman He was
arrested three times the same day and
now is sorry for his BORROWING. d u 5ts
Eddie Bald, will abe; in the racing
game again this year and his first APP
pearance will be at Atlantic City next
month"; ~ ~. =5 .,s &f... e d III
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" In 1.-The early days of the3 horseless,
carriage, it's cousinship with the bicycle.
was we'll identified by the steel tubing
used for the frame, the wheels with
tangent. spokes2e and pneumatic tires,
the chain and sprocket drive and other.
features. The evolutionof the airship
from the automobile and the cousinslip
between them seems about to be estab-
lished now. by the flying mac !ins OF
Sergius Vuite,. the Russian, who's can-
triyance is "a combination of theSaer2-
plane and runabouts with. a basket
body. The ground running part lis
used to get the aeroplane launched,
in lieu Of a tilted railway. such as Pro-
fessor Langley uses ora running leap
down hill, as is used by the Wright.
brothers. The light wheels perform
another service, also, helping to# al,
sorb the jar when the Tiian-bsrd returns
tofearth S5 n il s.s 81 5gs
Beyond racing, or any other interest
the American automobile association
will this year devote itself to proyiA-
ing touring information Tor its
members Secretary German has.
been in Chicago for week
Strengthening out his affairs
there. but will be at the he dqaare ers.
81 West forty second street, New
York, pretty steadily from now On. 5s'
IS Paris has an annual showsat which
the exhibits are scompr rised solely of the
devices Of individual inventors 1t is
a small show, but one TINT answers
succinctly the question of what s. new s''S RI"
There ought to be enough yankee irl-
genlity in this country 40 permit of
such a show here. .is@
4 On a long run, It lis the ave age
speed that counts Spurts are an. to-
result in arrangements that will reT
duce the average speed thus in r sri
pect to hard and moderate driving. the
motor car has some points in common
with a horse. n
Another bo in for members which
the American automobile asSociat on
is seeking to arrange, is that Of pro-
viiing them with Subscriptions at.re-2
duced rates to any rraotoring paper they
may select. N ,ss,, ~
Again the subject of q continuous
pike between Chicago and New York
is being agitated by the New York and
Chicago road association, OF which W
+. Dickerson Of Springfield, Mass Isl
president The general route proposed
for the highway Is as follows From
New or 4, up along the Hudson 70
Rhinebeck. thence across the river To-
Kingston, Delhi Binghamton, Elnlira.
sHornellsville, Olean, jamestown, Erie,
Ashtabula, Cleveland, Toledo, Buffers,
South Bend and Chicago.
THE 2oTIf CENTURY LIMITED
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8 Leaves Chicago z:3o u m, arrives