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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-07-26
MULLENH0FF Y K0RBER.
Bien al pdblico.

Desde elsdia 12 del mes curse empeza-
ra hacer viajes entire estacapitaly y Ponce una
lfnea trisemanal de coches, que saldra haya 8
no pasajcros los dias fjados, a las de la maila-
ma, en- esta. .forma:
DE LA CAPITAL, lunes, microbes y
viernes 4 las de la mailana.
De Ponce, martes, juevcs y sabado & la
msn,a hora.
PRECIOs POR AsIENTO:-Dc la Ca
ptal Caguas, s2.5o.-De Caguas s Cayey,
$2.-De Csyey Aibonito, s2.-De Aibonito
Coamo, 50. - De Coamo Ponce, $2.5O.-Via-
je de la Capital 4 Ponce 81. Sc puede regre-
sar con ell n,ismo itinoraro por iguales precios.
AGENCIAS: Capital, don Saptos Filippi.
Ponce, en- Los R'ecios FVos.-En los demas
pueblos deben entenderse los senores pasaj jeros
con los conductores de los coches
NOTA.--Cada pasajero solo po>ira llevar
II kilos de equipaje. La empresa feta coches
difectos 4 precios convencionaes.
45-1S BECERRA SANTORI
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NOTICIAs

~. A juzgar por las noticias que venimos
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Ct nNWVEI! TnDI0 MEDICO-QUIRURGl
-t' ooHooHs osho CO.-San Francisco 80,
altos.-Consultas: Intermediates del estcnso-
go, h$gaezo e s'stestsaeos, doctor Queipo. Horas,
de 4 de la nana.-Enfermedade de la
gorgo7eto, marie y oiaos, doctor Baixaul.
Horas, de 10 4 ii de la Observation-Disclosures
dades de la ~2oselzy vias sm~;asarias, doctor
Blanes. Horas, de IL s l2 de la maflana.--
Gratis los Dobres
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~. Anoche hizo una regular creciente IL
rio de Bayam6n. Esta mailana Sc temfa que sc
hubiese desbordado por la carretera.
~ El vecino Esteban Bismarck Sanchez,
dice que siendo miembro de la sociedad de So
corros mutuos Gel Arte Culinario,'' porque
halandose enfermo, fu6 citado para junta no
acudi6, Sc le negaron los auxilios que le CO.
rrespondfan, dandole de baja en- la sociedad.
La baja Sc fund6 en- que no habfa pagado dos
recibos que 81 mando recoger con su mujer Ell
mismo dfa que fue citado. n
Ron Stronghold aes Ies stss oe Is5a Fd4t.szs nsrma n
meros 40, 81 y So, avisan al pablico d su
numerosa clientela, que tienen constante exis.
tencia del famoso RON STRONGHOLD, ell
cual detallan 40 centavos botella. AL por
mayor pfdan-e precics. l5-4
~ Sabemos por conducto fdedigno que
ell senior rsdon Victor Ravotllat, jefc de la Sec
cidn de bomberos de Santurce, ha entregado
hoy al seilor arquitecto municipal de esta ciu-
dad 81 plano del parquc de bombercs que pue-
de construirse en- aquei poblado, con determi-
nacion de los terrenos en- que debe ser empIaza
do Ell referido parque.
IT.. Nos dicen que una senorlta de a
abriles, sumamente guapa salerosa, que
hasta ahora no habfa encontrado novio, compro
calzado en- GEL Popular" San Francisco 80,
sali6 con 81 la calle y va es cosa resuelta que
dentro de dos meses go casara con un aprecia-
BILE joven, que esta loco por ella
HotaI llnion (ANTEs BoNETA:) situado
''olo' o'''o" en- el punto mas centrico ven
tilado de esta capital, espaciosas habita-
clones hospetae complete desde $l-50 centavos.
en- adelante. Sc admiten abonados por meses
precios sumamente econ6micos. Mesa re-
donda de IL q l2 de 5.a media, a un
peso cubierto con vino.
Is 10 III. M02ti2aes.
&** Dice ''La Democracia" que han saido
de la carcel de Ponce para esta capital el LA.
mado s'Cubanito," ell hacendado don Eduardo
Renta y una mujer complicauos en- los sucesos
de Yauco.
49, Recortamos de un colega ponceno
"Hace pocas noches Sc produjo en- la carcel de
esta ciudad alboroto espantoso. He aquf
ell motive. Parece que por ell dia de los
detenidos comenzo 4 blasfemar, llamando
,repetidas veces auxilio al demonio. A
ESQ de las ocho de la noche, cuando va los
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Gran Hotel Y Restaurant I1gIaterra ta; u

timo que sc acaban de reclblr, para anlopes
de vista cansada, en- la acrsGitada Joyerfa de
Tinaud, San Jose n. 9 II, csquina q la Plaza
Alfonso XII
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=. Nota.-No eera obligatoria la salida slno
lie los dos puntos indicados, y cuantae solo
hubiese un pasajero, abonarA este pasaje y
medio.-Otra: No Sc admite mayor peso de
equipaje que veinte kilos. ri exceso, por
ssprecio conventional.
Agentes Capital, <La Bella Rosita, !,
Tanca 2. Caguas, ell eHotel de Filo.> Ca
yey, Comercio del seilor Quevcdo. Guayama,
Farmacia del seior Bruno. p.
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Aseguros contra incendios
LA COMPANIA
Hamburger go-Bremense" Hamburgo
BALO|SE = -. BAS|LEA

aseguran mercaderias, edifcios, muebles, ha-
ciendas, msquinaria, etc; q premios m6dicos.
Ell AGENTE GENERAL
A. AUSCHENPLAT
l5-s San Juan. Tetuan Is.
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nonho +r;cnroona1 DE GUAYAMA 4 LA
0GQsEV lIl0VNkGMQs CAPITAL. Para avitar

la confusion que pueda existir en- los dias de sa-
Ida del coche de i otro punto; desde el l6
del corriente en- adelante, -saldra simult;nea-
mente de Ia Capital Guaya1na, Los Martes,
Jueves sAbados: de la Capital las seis, de
Guayama las ocho de Ia mafNana cruzandose
en- Cayey Il las doce del dia, siendo por consi-
unianta trisamanal -RnX26n AZousO
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other points in competition with those of
Detroit. There will be special G. tertain
ment for ladies who shall be in attendance
both days. and the American Tyler de-
sires every Shriner to bring a lady with
him. The fare will only be one full going.
and one-third returning. This should in
duce all Of Osiris Sons to go upon the Of
fetal route adopted, which is the LoraIn
and Wheeling railroad, under the super
vision of Mr.. O. r. Wood, who has made
all arrangements for transportation and
which will insure everyone enjoyment
and comfort. and who has arranged the
trip so that the party will have an unus-
ual opportunity of a trip across the lake
in daylight by a special steamer chartered
for that purpose, and which will leave
Cleveland at one o'clock p. m, Monday,
June :. arriving at Detroit at p. m.
The Mobiles and friends will leave Wheel
ing on the morning train by the Cleve-
land, Lorain and Wheeling railroad, and
arrive at Cleveland at 1880 a. m. get din
ner there or on the boat, and leave at l
o. clock as already stated for Detroit. Mr..
Wood will furnish further particulars OF
this trip on application and will
make this excursion as interesting and
pleasurable, as he did two years ago for
the 200 or more Wheelingtes who went
with Wheeling Commandery TO the Tri-
annual at Boston.
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KNIGHTS OLE PYTHIAS.

There was no meeting of Black Prince
Lodge on last Thursday evening.
The institution of the new company,
Jas. T. MCGEE No. 90, Uniformed Rank,
occurred on that evening and the other
companies took part in the ceremonies.
AS many of the regular attendants at
lodge meetings are also members of the
Uniformed Rank. the consequence was
that No. 10 could not scare up quorum
for the transaction of business.
Last Thursday was the regular night
for work in the first rank. but owing 10
above mentioned circumstances this rank
will be conferred at the next meeting OF
the lodge. June 10th.
The second rank will also be conferred
at the same meeting. so that those who
are anxious to get through this month
will not be disappointed.
1t was learned from one Of the men,
bers of the Memorial Committee that ar
engagements were complete for the services
10 be held next Sunday.
Members of Black Prince Lodge will as
semble at the Castle Han on next Sunday
June 18th. at 1890 They will march to
X. of p. Hall on Market street, where
the column will be formed, and then pro-
coed 10 Pythian Castle.
The services at the Castle will COM
mence at two o'clock. or as soon after as
possible Further details, if any, in next
Sundays Register.
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made in the history of the works was
made last week when four car loads
of ware We're shipped to eastern and
southern points.
At the Aetna-Standard mill the tin
plant is running in full, as are the
sheet mills. The bar mill and pud-
ding departments are not working so
very steady. From the present outlook
they will work steady from now until
the summer stop, as they have a good
many orders on hand.
President Robinson. of the LaBelle,
states that the LaBelle mill Will shut
down the first of July for repairs and
taking of stock.
As exclusively mentioned IN the
Register. notices have been posted at
the Belmont mill that the wages OF
the employees, except heaters ana nail
erS. would be reduced TEN per cent, the
reduction TO take effect Monday.
David Tamplin, former manager of
the Aetna-Standard. was presented
with a diamond stud and a Masonic
watch charm by the Aetna-Standard
employees. Just before his departure for
Locust Point, Md.
The WarwOOd tool works shut down
Friday. and it expected to start up
again some time during the ensuing
week.
Some of the employees of the Wheel
ing pottery. including the kiln hands,
are still at work finishing up the green
ware. Stock will be taken shortly.
II. A. Winston. of Toronto, o., S
putting in stiff mud Raymond brick
machines at the Peninsula brick yards.
The plant has been making brick for
some days.
The Top mill has been running pretty
full the past week. except FOR couple
of temporary stops by machinery
breaking down.
As exclusively announced in the Reg
lister the Riverside blast furnace start
ed up Tuesday morning. Every de-
partment of the big Riverside plant is
now running.
The lower Benwood works was idle
in all departments last week.
The Whitaker mill resumed in all
departments last Monday, and had u
steady week.
Supt. williamson. of the Riverside
bar mill, on the South SIDE, thinks the
bar mill will resume about the first of
July.
The white hod-carriers who would
not join the colored union No. 5O26,
have, in conjunction with others who
left the union, formed a union OF
their own Edward Stroutman has been
elected president; VIM. Clark, vice
president: D. J. Donovan, recording
secretary; Nicholas Phiffer, financial
secretary; Joseph Bott, treasurer;
Daniel Thorpe. guide; James McHugh,
delegate 10 Trades Assembly.
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ST. N1ARY'S.

ST MARY'S. W. VA. June 5.-The
earthquake alarmed the kids and jostled
things generally.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Copper Of Chicago
Junction. are visiting at Mr. 5. Flowers
this week.
Mr.. w c. DeBruler. Of Moscow. o.,
spent a few days with his sister. Mrs. E.
J.. Morgan.
oil excitement has died out and little in
terest is taken in its development in this
vicinity a present.
The Carson City oil Company on the c.
w. Bills farm. failed in getting anything
OF value and the Franchot well being only
gas and little Of that, dampened the ar
dor Of the most sanguine.
The Franchot Bros. we'll on the land
purchased Of J. 5. Smith. Will be due sun
day or Monday
The Ladies Aid Society Of the NJ. E.
church are making arrangements TO
give a dinner and social on the Fourth Of
July.
Among the few strangers from dis
lance were Jas. A Thompson. H. c. Robb.
and Isadore Fulton, Of Wheeling; c. C.
Hornbrook. of Parkersburg; W. ~ King
and Charles Posenthof of Pittsburg; w.
y. Jewel. of Columbus; and T. E. Carley.
Of Martins Ferry.
Miss Edna ogden and Mrs. W. 5. Powell
were az Marietta Wednesday.
Mr.. G.. C.. Green has refreShened the APP
pearauce Of Mr.. b. f. S;andiford's house
with n thorough painting.
s.. Marys has had four shows in four
weeks and one coming.
Chudrens' DAY exercises will be held in
am the churches sunday.
The committee appointed by the county
court are having the court house cleaned
and Carpeted preparatory 10 holding the
June term of court.
Matrimonial bonds are al a discount as
the license issued by the clerk. W. c
Dodson. i'm the month of May indicate:
MAY 1. Hugh r McEldowney of WetZel
county age p. and Miss Maude Ralson,
of Peasants county. age %; May 4, Thorn
ass A. Davis age Is. and Miss Rosetta
Hart age 26. both OF Peasants county;
May s. Jacob Henderson age %. of Tyler
county. and Miss Alice 2. Bumgarner
axe 49, Of Peasants county; May 10. Al
Der. Wesley Girens age 26. and Miss Mat
,ie w. Garnett. both of Peasants coun-
q: May y. Robert 2. McCardless age "a.
of Beaver Pa. and Miss Sallie Coen age
2i. of Peasants county
Quite q number attended the commence
ment exercises of the Newport High
school Tuesday night.
Mr.. r. d. Stewart moved into the Okey
smith house Tuesday.
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PARKERSBURG.

Parkersburg, W. Va. June 5.-Col. T.
w. Myers left Wednesday for Massillon,
Ohio. from where he will go to East
Liverpool to spend a few days with his
parents.
Miss Winifred Rose has returned
from New York, where she attended the
Metropolitan College of Music.
Ed. woodward. who is at Nashville,
Tenn. attending the exposition, is eX-
pected home in few days.
Mrs. John Lopez is here from Wheel
mig to attend the funeral of the late
Miss Rena Wright
Architect w. R. Brown. of Cincinnati,
is in the city on business.
R. NJ. Miller. of Wheeling, was in the
city apart of the week.
Mrs. S. II. Wise and Miss Beulah
Bailey left Wednesday to visit friends
at Washington c. H.
Miss Bette Paxton is at home after
several months spent in Denver, Col,
and Philadelphia. Pa
Miss Jessie Bright returned to her
home in Columbus Wednesday, after
a visit of several weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs w. n. Miller
Mr.. w. C. Beans. city editor Of the
Wheeling Register, was in the city at
tending the Bankers convention.
Misses Myrtle and Virginia Stewart
and Minnie Epstein are spending sew
eral days at Lubbock.
Mrs. Fred. Christmeyer is visiting
friends in Wheeling.
90 rel G
visiting friends in our city.
Col. r. z. Fast and JOS. McLain were
in the city the early part OF the week
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MARIETTA.

Marietta. Ohio, June 5.-Miss Ida
Hutchinson returned home to Parkers-
burg yesterday after a visit of several
weeks in this city with her cousin, Miss
Lulu Cochran.
The Misses Goebel have issued invi-
tations for reception to be given next
Tuesday evening at the home of Mr..
Louis Goebel in honor Of Mr.. Joseph
Goebel and bride. who were married
Wednesday at st. Louis. Mo. Mrs.
Goebel was formerly Miss Augusta
RYAN. and has a wide circle of friends
ald acquaintances in Marietta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Galbreath and
Miss Mollie, ,Kaylor returned THURSDAY
to their home in Pittsburg, after visit
of several days here with Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. c. Davis. Of the West Side.
Mrs. John A. Hutchison, of Parkers-
burg. is the guest of her brother, Mr..
c. p. Cochran, who is still confined to
his bed as the result of serious injuries
received on Decoration Day by being
struck by a bicycle.
Miss Emma Payne returned Thurs
day from Chicago, where she has been
spending the winter.
Mr.. Phil Hornbrook, of the Marietta
wharfboat, is taking a vacation OF a
few weeks and is visiting friends at
Morrisville, Mo.
Miss Jessie Rudig. Of Cincinnati, IS
the guest Of the family Of Mr.. Conrad
Baum. on Washington street.
Mr.. L. n. Dana and Miss Agnes Nc
Kay entertained a party OF lrelends
this afternoon by a picnic at FOUNTAIN
Park. returning on a special train on
the T. & o. c. e.
Mr.. CLYDE Henderson will leave in a
few days for Japan in the interests OF
an American iron bridge company
Raynald Lodge. K. of p. has elected
officers for the ensuing term as follows:
r. w. Jones. Jr., c. c.; c. 5. Hart, V.
G. II. c.. Glines, p; j. w. King, NJ.
of A.
Miss Elizabeth Sleigh returned home
Friday from visit to Columbus.
Mrs. Hale and daughter, of Washing
ton c. H.. are guests Of Rev DR.. BOYD.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fertig will leave to-
morrow for their home in Titusyille,
Pa.
Misses Grace Dale, Grace Dye and
Kittie Small will leave next Monday
for Mansfield. where they will visit Mrs.
David Davies.
Miss Bertha c. Hall, Of Columbus, is
expected to arrive in Marietta next week
and will spend the summer here.
Mrs. c. W. Bengel and daughter
Gladys, Of Pomeroy, are guests OF reia-
tives in this city.
Cashier F. A. Griffin. Of the Column
bia National Bank, of Pittsburg, was
in Marietta Friday. the guest Of Mr. w.
W. Mills.
Mrs. William Stewart. Of New Mar
tinsville. is the guest here OF he par
ents and other relatives.
The members of the Alpha Tau
fraternity Of the college gave an en-
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joyable dance Friday evening. Among
those present were Misses Ethelyn
Simpson, Jennie Bosworth, Sarah
Davis, Margaretta Davis, Alma Flany-
gan, Abbie Flanagan, Winnie Theis,
Edith Sniffen, e. Miriam Wilhelm. and
Messrs. Herbert S.oan, Arthur Sloan,
Clarence Sloan. Albert Sniffen, Ed. Fol-
lett, Frank Mckinney, John Leonard,
John Stone, Henry Willard and DR..
Charles S. Hart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward NJ. Smith. Of
Kansas City, Mo, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. William Mccoy
MIR. and Mrs f. H. Taylor, Of Oil
City, Pa, are visiting friends in MAXI
eta
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COMPELLED TO DECLINE.

A Frenchman went to an American
and said TO him, What polar bear
The American answered: what
does a polar bear do [ don't know
Why. he sits on the ice.
sits on zee the ice
Yes. said the American, there is
nothing else to sit on.
Veil vat he do, too
What does he also do? Why he
eats fish.
East fish-sits on zee ice and eats
fish. Then l not accept.
why. what do you mean? You
don't accept? What do you mean
oh. non, non. does not accept
was invite TO be polar bear TO tuner
alr-BachelOr Of Arts.
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WHAT HE MEANT.

Here" said a man as he entered
the savings bank. Il want to see your
presidents typewriter" }
THE presidents typewriter is very
busy just now" replied a clerk who had
gone into the private Office to see.
"Will you please state your business?"
My business" the stranger replied,
"is to make a deposit here, but l won't
do it until I have seen your presidents
typewriter
I'D like to know what the presi-
dents typewriter can have to do with
your making a deposit here?" said the
clerk.
"Oh, you would, Ell? Well. I'll tell
you what the presidents typewriter
has to do with it. If she's young and
pretty I'll go to some other bank, that's
all They're not going to Spalding me,
if know it,"
They then permitted him to look
through the glass door at the young
man who was hammering the keys, and
he was satisfied. Leader.
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HOW THEY DID 1T.

where are your tickets, gentle
men >" asked the doOr-keeper of a the
ire IN a line of men who confronted
him in Indian file.
ITS all right. shouted man at the
tail end of the line. I've got the
ticlets There's SIX of us with me.
Count EN- as they go in.
In you so. gents, said the door
keeper. and he tailed off five, who I'M
mediately mixed with the crowd with
in. The Cerberus turned TO look for
the holder Of the tickets, but he had
disappeared. and the five men saw the
performance safe from Identification II
the Tremendous throng of people.-IlI
Bits.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-06-06

Beaumont Glass Company. OF
s Ferry. is at present enjoying
..rous businesses. their factory
mu. They are putting in a
- HIN in order that they may Keep
with The orders that are coming IN.
heuew kiln they will have to en-
r. a least ten more hands.
nHrs Novelty mould works of
Ferry. are not very busy at
rH-.u. time.
Maus foundry. Martins Ferry,
employees have worked five full
r. past week. but the outlook for
week is not SO very good unless
orders should come i'm.
Union Glass Co., of Martin S
are having their hands full in
mp with the large stock of or
0.y have ON hands. A large ship
ot glassware was received last
and prospects for a study run
.Er-Ie0r H. r. Garrett. a mem
Tho firm is preparing 10 sell out
arest I'm the factory i'm order that
-,e his attention TO the operating
old Humphrey glass house at
rriuo which he and s q. Rob-
f Martins Ferry have leased
stove foundry Of Spence, Baggs.
Martins Ferry. ere not doing
much 3t present. with the eXcep-
.f stocking uD. a number of the
are WORKING four DAYS
while the mOUlders and filters
-.Dg six The stove business is
this season of the year. and the
.. foundry is working at present
'ered very gOod.
Crystal glass works. of Bridge
doing as large If not larger
at present than they have for
couple of years. Both furnaces are
FUN and all the employees are
work. The largest shipment ever
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MI. MEET THIS WEEK.
SuDg Comment on the IL
.r0. .l,0dGou.

-. coming Conference Between
. Vase Farmers and Manu-
rs-Resulc viii be Await
With Interest-WOrkingmen
.r Insist on Demands for Re-
non of Wages Interesting
-..s About Recent District
G. INVENTION Related by a Local
----.-e-
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SLAGLE & CO., BROKERS',
GRAIN PROVISIONS, STOCKS 4 COTTON

1928 Market Street, Wheeling, w. Va.
NJ Trade and the New York Stock EX-
change. over which we receive continuous
markets and the latest news.
Long Distance Telephone 20.
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ONE FOR THE SEXTON

A man strolled into a fashionable
church just before the service began.
The sexton followed him up and tap
ping him on the shoulder and pointing
to a small cur that had followed him
into the sacred edifice said:
Dogs are not admitted
That's not my dog, replied the
visitor.
But he follows you"
"Well. so do you
The sexton growled and Immediately
removed the dog with unnecessary vio'
ence.-Tit-Bits
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t.lioA was u -lSl'io' ,','', - -,
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.E .He policy OF the ASS0cial.Oh.
Instead OF acJinS on lhe eeleuS Nv. z,
convention maue oellloN.7' s ne
gates F'-eI unanimous! ~ oSN - ~.
increase Oh wages Ill 1ue '-H p'1y0
turing plants iot Cue ieS'o ., a.
the rate ina, existed oeloIe l"e
lon couple on years ago Wueu
Wilson tarin ol.l went INTO ene1-.
increase demanded Is 10 per cen, CeNl
@ l-'e per cent LOT uouo,I.-7,
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