Noiseless and odorless, safe and reliable,
Gentle and tractable, docile and pliable,
Perfectly fearless and free from duplicity,
Easily managed, run by lectricity,
Gliding along through the countrys cool byways,
Traversing safely the citys broad highways,
Ready and willing, stylish and beautiful,
Always responding, faithful and dutiful,
Simple of parts, so a child can manipulate,
No special requirements that one needs to stipulate,
Meeting the wants of a restless humanity,
The very perfection of reason and sanity,
Adapted to pleasure as well as utility,
No restrictions to limit its great versatility,
The perfection and type of a modern miracle,
There is none can surpass the Electric Vehicle.(L. R. Vredenburg)
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Text originally published in "The Central Station", January 1911