It will thus be seen that the operating limit is wide enough to permit considerable latitude; but recharging stations are now found everywhere, particularly in the cities, and in the large towns. ACCESSORIES.--A fully-equipped electric, designed for the greatest luxury and comfort, has two head lamps, two side, and a tail lamp, and one in the interior, a lighting switch to control all the lights, a ventilator, voltammeter, shaft odometer, for showing speed and distance traveled, complete outfit of tools, novelty toilet set and case, cut glass flower vase, eight day clock and mirrors suitably arranged within the body. SEATING ARRANGEMENT.--The broughams and coupés are especially arranged for comfortably seating the occupants. In some the drive is at the rear seats, and the steering mechanism may be by means of a wheel, as in gasoline cars, or through a lever. Most _Bodies_ are now made with aluminum panels, and sashless quarter windows, with drop doors, front and rear windows, and rain vision front windows. THE TRANSMISSION.--This varies in the different types, and in the makes. Chains, bevel, or worms gears, are employed, and in some cars two of these types are used, some of these devices being the products of the highest engineering skill. The rear axles of the smaller vehicles are generally of the semi-floating type, usually made of vanadium steel, while the housing is drawn from sheet steel. For heavier vehicles of the brougham style, the rear axles are full-floating and furnished with extra large annular ball-bearings in the hubs. GLOSSARY OF WORDS USED IN TEXT OF THIS VOLUME *Abrasive.* A material which wears away another material. *Absorbent.* A material which will take up a liquid. *Accumulate.* To bring together; to amass; to collect. *Accentuate.* To bring out clearly; to lay great stress upon. *Accelerator.* Mechanism for adding to the speed or power. *Accessories.* The adjuncts to a car, not essential to its running but contributing to its make up. *Acetylene.* A hydro-carbon gas, generated from a carbide by the application of water. *Alinement.* Being in line; arranging in proper place. *Ampere.* The unit of current; the term in which strength of the current is measured. An ampere is an electromotive force of one volt through a resistance of one ohm. *Annular.* Pertaining to or formed like a ring. *Annularly-disposed.* Running around; circularly-formed on the outside. *Anticipate.* Thinking or acting ahead.