The German railway administration has just introduced, an innovation at its principal- stations which should prove useful. It is the, so-called meeting or location register, a book in which travellers may enter any information they wish to convey to their friends—as, for instance, where they are staying, etc. A special arrangement has been made for leaving messages which are only to be -^ad by "-.ose for whom tliey are meant. Large signs, nn arrow in a circle, will be ut up showing where these register books are to be found.
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Evening Post, Volume XCII, Issue 108, 3 November 1926, Page 15
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