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12th September 1918
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Which of the following most accurately describes the problem?

That a hiatus is and needs a hitch.

That good oil on the rollers is a safety film.

That it should be Safety First and second, too.

That the proof of the cooling-system is in the heating.

Of feminine employees who are constitutionally unconstitutional.

That welding originated the "nothing can be destroyed" axiom.

From many " unpermitted " car owners that rats are fond of rubber.

That "conveyance" is more than a legal term—it is becoming illegal.

That a war-time'a,dvertisement is value as a peacetime remembrancer.

That TIIE COMMERCIAL MOTOR on coal for steam wagons will be quite interesting 'mit week.

That some of the soft coals have been proved to be quite as good as anthracite (except for the smoke difficulty) for steam wagon boilers. And the real push has not yet start ed.

Of intensive sleeping-berth arrangem ents.

That again transport has lit.en doing Western Front. wonders on the Of very large orders to the States the commercial vehicle type. for vehicles of That almost the only luxury that is no more expen sive is the hire of a chair in the park.

That if driving wheels were in front, the rear wheels would act as rollers and restore the surface.

Of not a few hastily arranged motor trips in the metropolitan area during the recent police strike.

That the tanks are commercial motors in the generic sense and that the industry has every right to be proud of them.

That an increasing number of Government officials are regularly using aeroplanes to travel between London and Paris and vice versa.

That the Yankees won't be at all sorry to help in the undoing of the Huns' cheap competitive methods, quite apart from more high-browed considerations.

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Locations: Paris, London

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