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Show HOWS THIS FOR HAIR UTTIMG? BvBvBHK9r?f.titiBv999999999999M sjKgv t-iHKBKSBkav sbv99B BvBjpBtRr'.&:tfHBvBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBj 1?. ' ' ?MHr99HHIH' HsiHlssslHa9lssssssslB sBfmWisBlWiMB Stepping off a limited passenger train going 60 miles an hour sounds like suicide, but railroad scientists arc experimenting so that people can be transferred from swift trains to local trains. A trolley track runs parallel with the main line. The trolley car, operated with powerful pow-erful motors, speeds up as the limited approaches, and when both arc under the same rate ot momentum, a trap connection is let down from the platform of the trolley car to the platform of the train car and the passengers pass over. The trap is then raised, the motorman slows down to a stop at the nextstatiou and the transferred passengers alight. ,'c print the aboVe picture, by special arrangements, from the coming 1 issue of Popular Science Monthly. |
