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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-21
LOS CANGRE,JOS
de El G!o6o de Madrid)

No nos equivocabamos. EI dis
curse del senior Maurs hs produoido
honda impression entire los ministe-
riales; tan honda. que no dan paz &
los espiritus, pom 1deles en- tortura
para forja- argom entos que contra
rresten los exhibidos con hermoso
ropsjs oratorio por ell jovsn exminis-
tro liberal
E ia tactica defensiva serfa l6 <ica
81 con ella no SO mezclasen cosas
contrarias la realidad. Bueno Que
Sc dehendan los conservadores, pero
sin que Sc alteren los hechos; estos
dicen que las reformas por ellos pre-
conizadas no pasan de ser una pro-
mesa en- la Gaceta. y para promesas
incumplidas bien estab amos con
aquellas leyes que ealieron de las
Camaras merced al torceps de la in
transigencia, y que. q pesar de ha
Der nacido hace dos amos. todavfs no
han llegado la isla de Cuba, donde
las es psraban muchos leales h;io, de
X p ma.
Co 40 doetrina les parece & los
minister aies que la LIBERAL vale POGO,
y tIatan de opener con entusiasmo
de neehtos. sus reformas en- la Ga
ceta erfrente de toda otra aspiration,
que por no scr conservadora ha de
ser seguramente mas expansive, mas
etlcaz y mas p-ovschosa.
Lamar carne q los decretos pu
blicados por ell Gabinete conserva.
dor, es Ell colmo de la sobriedad.
lCarne 10 que a1a no ha pasado de
la categoria de prop6sito, no puede
por 10 tanto, nutrir nj fortalecer, por
que no fortalecen nj nutren las pala-
bras los pueblos. necesitados de las
realidades como de alimentos! No
Sc di6 nunca prueba mayor de incon
dicional optimismo. Pero deiando 4
un lado ciertos regateos, y s1l su
poniendo que la carne este en- ell cam
po conservador, bueno es irse acos-
umbrando a que la carne aounciada
pudiera resultar insu6ciente. qua
ademas es necesario que Sc pieuse en-
la manera de servirla; porque la Car
no sin jugos nutricios no fortalece, Y
cuando esta repartida por sus natu
rales enemigos, menos.
Admitiendo 81 sfmil ds La Epoca
el estimado colega a quien g, ie ocu
rre declr que son sub t,nci. las ie
formas de Canovas, y sombras no
mas las aspiraciones libsrales. 10
oportuno es averiguar 81 la cantidal
de carne que pudo ser suf ;iente b -
ce dos anss, bastara ahora para com
batir la enfermedad cubana.
7 como va no es tempo de- andar
con tanteos nj pruebas, lie GO la oca-
slon de indicar con bio un regimen
para las Antlias que d.6sra DEL So
gundo durante Temp, sin duda por-
que en- EspanA no conocfa mos ben
el genero de reciamacioues hse has
por nuestros b ,rmsnos de Cubs.
Y como prut b. de que solo el par
lido nberal es ell lamado reallzAr
ssa necesaria y psofunda tran, for
10 ac.6a en- Q. regimen antiliano, po
temos aducir la actitud de los auto
nomlstas, los cuales, en- Cuba. sc
.cercan al reforms mo genuinamente
lberai en- eu origen y desarr ollo,
en Puerto Rico SO suman con gran
nayoria las huestes del senor Sa-
yasta
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-21

Incorporate al partido que dirij, ell
S nor Ssgasta.
ESQ es 10 procedente
De este modo estrecharemos mas
y ma los lazos que nos unen 4 Ia
metropoli
Lo demas es perder Ell tempo en-
platonlsmos infructuosos.
va es hora de que Sc nos haga
justicia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-21

SO u uAdIOH Jill par o0 OOLOUdOdS
entire un hijo de Salmeron y ell
se1lor Jimenez Andino, Y como
81 aquello fuera una consigna, en-
IN instante convirti6se ell salon
en- verdadero campo de Agra
mante Sillas arrojadas de un
lado a afro, bofetadas, palos, pa
raguazos, ayes, gritos, gente que
corrfa y una confusion indescrip
tible, que vino q aumentar, 81 ca
be, la detonacion de dos tiros de
rt vo yer.
Cerradas las puertas de sa,ida,
revue,tos todos los con- batientes,
excitada la furia de los mas ner
viosos como SO excita ell leon al
yer la sapgre de la v1ctima, aque-
llo habrfa revestido caracteres de
tremenda tragedia, 81 la autori-
ad, despues de forzar a puerts,
no entra en- 81 salon obligando q
los autores y c6mplices a ir a Ia
delagaci6n del distrito Entire las
personals heridas 6guran tres hi
jos de Salmer6n Y ell administra-
dor del periodico La Justqclo, que
ha perdido IN ojo.
iQue comparacio mas triste
para los que sentimcs verdade
70 amor & la lib9rtad, la de esos
republicanos despedazandose agi
tados por 81 odio, Y la de los car
listas, -organizandose sacramento,
manifestaudose pujantes, bata-
lladores Y hasta perdonandonos
Ia vida
Todos los 1efes republicanos
han protestado de esos b chos,
pero en- sus palabras Sc nota una
amargura tan granie com . la que.
ga siente cuando Sc v6 morir upa
espe. ANA por muchos amos aca-
riciada
Las palabras de- senor Muro,
una de las personalidades mas
bles del partido republi-
cano, son bien elocuentes.
"Esos escandalos-ha dicho =
son n verdadero ataque a la Ii
bertad, a la Rep1b'ica Y a la
buena educaci6n ST estuviera
convencido frmemente d. Que
los autores de esos escandalos
eran realmeute republicanos, me
en- mi casa, guardando
N s ids as republicans, pero i'm
pidiendo Sc me confundiera con
.os que no hacen otra cosa que
leshonrar q la Rep1bica"
7 ahora pre!unto 20 a mis-
lueridos amigos los senores Blan |
30, Brioso, Rossy, Barbosa, Fer
1andez Juncos, We've. Torregro
"a, y den as republicanos puer-i
orriQuenos 5creis vosotros, pues-
as las manos sobre vuestras
'oncienciae, que por esos medios
rendra la Rep1blica ca Espana
: salvaremos q Pnerto Rico
Puede un particle, cuya gran
nasa da tales muestras de armo-
la y cu}tura, goberrar & una ma
ion ?
MARIANA ABRIL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-21
MAS SOBRE LAS
ELECC|ONES DE MAYAGUEz

Nuestro estimado co.ega El Inn
parciaI Sc expresa en- Ios siguientes
terminos, en- su edici6n del 10:
Recordaran nuestros lectores qpe
apenas emp. zaroa circular rumores
anunciando que don Luis Mum z
Rivera habfa sido derrotado. nos hi
cimos eco de 81 y dude bamos como
es 6gico de gu veracidad, pues nos
con tai bs que los hbsrales de Mari
Gao nj habian intervenido las mesas,
nj tampoco habfan lido a votar, por 10
cual no era possible Greer en- ell triun-
fo del s, nor Dsz Navarro por una
mayorfa ee IL votos. Queriendo
salir de dudas telegra famos a la Ca
pital pre- guntsndo 10 que Sc sa bfa ALI
ofciazmente, y con los datos facilita
dos al st nor Munoz Il vera en- Ia
Secretaefa del Gobierno General con
test6 die no sc nor nuestra telegra-
ma, con ell siguiente:
'.Triunfantes mayorfa candidatu
ra incon dicional completa. Electos
minoria Ponce: Rafael Leon: Are
cibo, Hernand, Lopez; Mayaguez
Num- Rivera.
Posterior mente & este tele grama
lego la rrensa Unconditional de la
Ca apital, y con datos que tamb. en-
decla ser ofcioles aojadicaba el triun
fo al se nor Munoz Rivera, y confr
maba que en- Maricao s0lanae2ste h0
bEan uotado los co,aserVad0res en-
n1mero de 83, y os 40 judicaron sas
votos & los de su partldo SIN hacer
menci6n para NADIA de v0tos d taUor
del sf350r D5Qg NavagYo
Los concentrates en- GALES, cafes y
cfrculos aumenta ban y nadia Sc pc
dfa dar cuenta nj razon de donde
habfan salido los ta0sosos ONCE vo
Tos que d Ultima bora y despu6s de
conocido ezresuitado otcial de la elec
ci6n aparecfan & favor del senor
Dlaz Navarro.
Case notable y nunca vlsto ha 81
do este desde que exlste el snfragio,
pues es inconceb.b!e que IN partldo
poift;co cuando acade q las urnas y
auda ae que Ell triunto sea de 6l. regate
ve5nte votos al candi
zato contrayio, 10 cual blen mirado
una traicion 8 cuando MT
nos una reb5 5ld1a q los mandates del
,omite central de So parid Pero
ssta plenamente en- el amino de todos
1ue squf habfa quienes ten1an sumo
nteres en- que ei senor Munoz Rive
"a fu6se derrotado, y para legrarlo
,ra necesario que hiclese una puche
'eaa y SO hizo. La vo untad de ios
,lectores, la 'verdad del sufesgio'
on cosas de ning1a valor y para los
ncondic;ona es su voiuntad 90 fer
sDpgeDsa y ha en- q deShacen a ga an
oio sin respetar NADIA III a nadie
iniendo confrmar ell dicho que
an ce ebre ha hacho al ex ministro
anor L on Castillo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-21
AVISO A Los HACENOADOS EN- GENERAL

Un Cslderero Sc frece srreglsr calde
ras de Vapor tai ques y thinner cas- sus in
formes dirijirlos en- Ia fonda del Leon de
OIo. &c
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-21
BUEN NEGOCIO

So yenoe la casa de mamposteria de una
sola plants radicads en- la Gale de la Salud
esqnina Is del Comercio. Ertenderse con
Juan Mayorai Bari 6s.
Abril 10 de 1897 I'm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-11
THE BACHELOR REFLECTS.

NewYork Press: II man dresses In an
outlandish way, II he is an author or a
painter he is said to be picturesque.
When woman can't think of any
other way to spend money she says she
thinks she ought to go and get her teeth
fixed.
When n mans parents have kept them
selves poor all their lives TO give him a
good start he calls himself a self.made
man.
When a man Il travelling on another
mans railroad pass he always tries to
act naughty. as II he were director OF
the road.
I When a girl goes away for visit she
wants to know IL any one will he at the
station to meet her. 50 as to know
whether to take a parlor car or not.
The girl who always said she thought
the greatest danger Of married life was
In undue intimacy inside of three weeks
Is opening all her husbands letters.
Some people want TO go TO heaven in a
private car.
As soon as a man gets married he be-
gins TO know lots that he shouldn't.
When man says ne would die for a
woman he generally lsnt very heavily
insured.
Most men would rather go 20 Cuba and
fight for the Insurgents than get up and
kindlc the furnace.
When a girl falls down In public
place, whether she hurts herself or not
depends on what clothes she has on.
a woman seldom realizes so fully that
she has two legs az she does when she
steps on a slippery spot ON a windy cor
ner
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-11

The silver clubs. in their Jackson Day
celebrations, with one accord, were en-
phatic in the declaration that the gold
Democrats were traitors and various
other things that were bad. The speeches
made breathed hatred Of the men who
placed country above party regularity.
There was some Of that sort OF talk here
In Wheeling and there has been much Of
it in the editorial columns of the Popo-
cratic organ.
The gold standard Democrats are
served with notice that they are not to
be regarded as Democrats and are not
wanted. We presume, OF course, that st
the coming city election these wicked
gold mon are all to be regarded "out OF
IT," so far as the Democracy Is concern
ed. It would be treason to send Demo-
cratic carriages to carry traitors" TO
the polls. The Timetable" League Will
doubtless gee to it that nothing so out
rageous Is done.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-11

The New York Democracy seems to be
completely disrupted. one wing having
gone over to free silver and all it repre-
sents, while the greatest and most re-
spectacle element is retaining Its reason.
The first named faction has invited Gov
ernor Altgeld. OF Illinois, to deliver a
Fourth of July address in Brooklyn this
year 1t is probable that this was done
with the idea that an address by Att
eeldt would be the cheapest sort of fire.
works that could be procured in these
hard times.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-11

The "par,lsanship" Of the Republican
council shocks the Register. This re-
minds us that when the Democrats had
control NJ that body there was no partI-
sanship dsplayedl The Offices were dI-
vlded with the Republicans and Re-
publican measure could pass without tho
slightest objection being made to 1t. In
fact, so fair and 50 "nou-partlgan" was
the Democratic council, especially the
last one, that tho National Civil Service
Reform League kept It's photograph on
the walls OF national headquarters and
pointed to It as the picture of the model
reform body Of the day Inn separate
fame hung the "non-pnrtlsnn" editor
inis Of the local Wheeling organ which
are always published Just before a city
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-11

Chicago Record; a correspondent slgn-
Ing the initials ~. L. p" and. more
over appending her full name and ad-
dress. as "a gparanee Of good faith"
writes to ask whylf men are to BE- allow
ed to make laws against the high hat Of
womankind." they should not continue
and leFlllate "firbldding gentlemen
from leaving ,hc theatre between the
acts for the purpose OF pertaining their
breaths with rotton Whlsly."-thc last
two words being underjcorod for Italics.
The question being one demanding the
cautiously and carefully formed judg-
ment ~ an expert In spch things, rather
than the hagty opinion Of one who knows
little or nothing about them, the letter
was submitted to Accommodation
keeper coughlIn, well Informed In both
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-11

The latest cabinet slate, published by
the Cleveland Leader, seems to be re-
garded by the public as the nearest of
any to correct guess. for all states are
the fruits of guess work. The Leaders
slate is probably taken as the best guess,
because the leader is In a position to.
know great deal that Is going on. Ma
jor Mckinley having been for several
days in Cleveland comforting with varl-
Gus leaders OF national prominence,
among them being Mr., Hanna,
The prediction gives the state portfolio
to Senator Sherman, provided Governor
Bushnell would appoint Mr.. Hanna to
the senate: makes Mr.. Dingley, of Maine.
secretary of the treasury, providing his
health permits him to perform the
duties; makes General Alger, Of NIIchl-
gan, secretary of war and Cornelius
Bliss, of New York, secretary of the
navy: Judge Nathan Goff, West Vir-
glnla's distinguished son, attorney gem
eral; Judge McKenna, Of California,
secretary Oh lue luleIlpls VII Lidhlla'
postmaster general, should Mr.. Sherman
not be secretary of state; western
farmer secretary of agriculture.
While this excellent slate seems to rep
resent most correctly the true situation,
1t cannot be counted on as authoritative,
as Mr.. McKlnley's closest friends say
that he has not yet settled upon his cabl-
net as a whole. There are nearly two
months between now and the inaugura-
.tion. and 1t is certain that the President
elect sees no necessity for hurrying the
matter. He Is determined to take due
time for elaboration.
The only impatient ones seem to be the
newspapers, but Major Mckinley need
MT be in hurry on that account. The
official announcement of the completed
cabinet will not spoil by being held back
until the man most concerned In the
matter sees fit to make It, one thing
seems to be certain, and that is the
Presldent-elect does not intend to make
any mistakes, II he can help It.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-11

As Pingree gives no sign OF resignins
the mayoraity OF Detroit, it is believed
that he intends to be governor and
mayor at the same time. There is moth
ing In the constitution Of Michigan that
prevents him from holding both Offices
nor from drawing both salaries. A great
deal OF speculation Is being INDUCED In
as to the probability Of his turning the
mayors salary back into the treasury.
1t would he just like Pingree to do this
and It would also be Just like him not to
do 81. In other words, It is like him to
do whatever pleases him, regardless of
public opinion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-11

mystic Cure" for Rheumatism and
Nuralgia radically cures In one to three
DAYS, Its action upon the system Is re-
markablc and mysterious. II removes
ut once the cause and the disease lmme-
dlatcly disappears. The first dose great
ly benefits.
Il. Il. Anthony. cx-postmaster Of
Promise City. Iowa, says: II bought one
bottle OF Mystic Cure for Rheumatism.
and two doses OF II did mo more good
than any medicine ever took.
Sold by II. II. List 1910 Main street.
Charles Menkcmellcr corner Market
and Twenty-seeeRd streets, druggists,
Wheeling
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-11

THE length of life may be Increased
by lcssening Its dangers. The major.
ity OF people die from lung troubles.
These may be averted by promptly us
ing One Minute Cough Cure. Charles
II. Goethe. corner Twelfth and Market
streets; Bowie & Co, Bridgeport; Pea
body & Son, BenwOod. 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-11

city government to the Republican off
GERS. turned over with It unpaid obliga-
tons long overdue and left It for the
present administration to bring order
out Of chaos and ger mat,ef4 Ga somS-
thing like a business basis.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-11
Law ana llouor. vic returns 4. wlth .hls

law and liquor, who returns It, Win TINS
notation: -.
II beg to say that there IS no earthly
reason why such law should not be en-
acted forthwith. The evil OF drinking
'rottnn whisky" whether with or with
out the capital W. is one which should
be discouraged. There is plenty OF goo9i
wholesome whisky TO be obtained: ana
StilI there are men who persist In cheap
ening themselves and annoying their
neIghbnrs by imbiblng that which sells
for Ave or eight sents, and Is made OF
old tarred rope soaked In turpentine ana
Favored with concentrated I've and alco,
hoI. The practice ought to be frowned
uDOn."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-11

The IntelliEenccr viii give each day a
full and Impartial Geographic report IT
the session Of the legislature. II is the
duty. and should be the desire. Of every
citizen to keep posted on the dolngs Of
their makers at the state capital
No paper Will cover the news more com-
pletely than the Intclligencer and nov
ls the time To- subscrlhe.n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-11

When your blood Is pure. rich and
nourlshing for nerves and muscles.
The blood is the vital fluid, and when
1t Is poor, thin and impure YOU must
either suffer from some distressing
disease or you Will easily fall a victim
to sudden changes, exposure or over
work. Keep your blood pure with
Hoods Sarsaparilla and be well.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-11

Let every voter careflly compare the
personnels of the Republican and Demo-
cratic city tickets, especially the candi-
dates for council. The Republican ticket
will not suffer by the comparison.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-11

BRYAN spoke at the Jackson celebra-
ton in Chicago, It is too bad we can't
have a few words from Jackson on
Bryan.-New York Press, (Rep)
The Kansas Popuiists decline to kiss
the Bible, but we could forgive them
that II they would only read it.-New
York Advertiser, Rep)
Anyhow, there is no need In ILLINOIS
for tariff 20 protect the tull-grown
Industry OF manufacturing pardons.-
Chicago Record, Qnd.)
The Denver Times Is worried over
the reduced value OF the Republican
elephant II the wolcott mission fails. :"
Our Denver contemporary would do
well to chew It's Bryan crow and keep
silent Mr.. Wolcott Is not out on busl-
ness for the Republican elephant, and,
besides. the G. o. P. IS not on sale and
never was In better health.-Chicago
Inter-ocean, (ReD)
One hundred and sixty carloads OF
salt, the order for which had been con-
tingent upon McRinley's election, have
just been shipped from New York to
New England The era OF prosperity
may seem to lack seasoning somewhat,
but 1t hath not lost Its savor.-Phila-
delphia Record. tDem.)
To-day is Jackson's Day, but 1t looks
is II in time the memory of the battle
of New Orleans might be confined to
Sullivan and Corbetts fight there
Philadelphia Times, dnd. Dem.)
The courts are turning convicts into
the Illinois Penitentiary singly and in
pairs: Altgeld Is turning them out in
squads philadelphia Press, CRep(
Perhaps there are some who have
been disappointed that revival of
business did not set In with a rush i'm
mediately after the election. II 50 they
are not the deliberate and thinking
people. a grave crisis Ike the one
through which we have passed, does
not end with sudden rebound to in
dustrlaI life. The recovery Is generally
slower than the decline But those who
hoped for certain. although gradual,
return of better conditions az the re-
suit OF McSinley's election see their
hopes gratified every day.-Pittsburgh
Times, (Rep0
It is good Idea OF the committee on
music to have the inauguration bands
give bond. 1t should 90 further, and
have all OF them sign an agreement
to refrain from playing Marching
Through Georgia. Washington Post,
(Dem)
PETER ls in the lead in the Kansas
senatorial race The hoopskirt" states
man has a pretty stride In spite OF HIS
nine by twenty whiskers and other
impediments,-springtield Republican,
Dem)
The Mckinley duties on tobacco
might as well be restored. Tobacco Is
one of the best subjects OF taxation,
and duty on 1t Is sure to yield reVe-
nue. Even If the duty IS so large as to
stop imports, II win lead TO larger pro-
duction OF tobacco at home, and this
pays round Internal revenue tax.
| Apparently nobody has pTohted by the
Wilson reduction but the manufactur-
ers. Cigars Of all kinds cost as much MS
under the Mckinley law, or more. and
internal revenue receipts have fallen
off Tobacco and spirits should bear
the heaviest tax that can be collected -
| Portland Oregoulan, (Rep,)
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-11

election to pun the wool over the eyes OF
Republican voters. All this can be con-
hrmed by consulting any first-ciAss
dram book.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-11
The nspubllcau city Administration.


Our esteemed neishbor and friend the
Register thinks It sees in the outlook a
very encouraging state OF affairs for the
local Democracy, and In Saturday Issue
Gravely predicts that both branches OF
the council will he Democratic. This Is
based on the hallucinatlon Of the Regis
ter writer that the people OF wheeling
are going TO select the Democratic party
to reform things. Reform IS needed
says the Register, for the unsavory re-
cord Of the Republican council during
the past two years has been enough to
bury any party that sought to control
municipal affairs" Then comes the
sweeping assertion that 1t has been an
unparalleled record OF extravaganza
partisanship and incompetency" This
is no more reckless than the Register
usually becomes before an election, and
1t Is about Up to the average OF It's cam
paign unfaIrness
The talk about extravaganza in con-
nectlon with the Republican administra-
tlon in the past two years is not in har-
mony with the facts The annual report
of the city clerk will be published during
the week, and opportunity will be given
the public to study the figures and make
comparisons with former years. It will
show that in two years of exceptional
embarrassments, In the way OF business
depression. a costly fight with small
pox epidemic and other drawbacks, a
very large slice of the debt has been paid
and that the city departments have been
run economically and in an otherwise
buslness-like manner. But these mat
tiers will be open for discussion when the
report Is made.
The Registers mendaclous assertions
regarding the Republican admlnistra-
Aim of cItv AFFAIRS h not In line with as.
-, +. Ill, ,,,,. -,
sermons Haue ny II V'"' " ~" ""'e
previous 20 the article above quoted
from.
:. 40. .r,y Inc, "Wednesday n,orn,r,,
was o"'' '''''T !,
that the Register .puplished the annual
report OF the city gas board and took oc-
.,.,,, n, ,,,,o,,rco in tjisnIav headlines
-. -. -
thht thc HSuIeS ueIlu"slia'o tlla' tIc
municipal plants have been exceedingly
we'll managed the mast wear" Then our
-, no., i,,,,,,.,, ,,,,,,,,,, y,
es'eeH'e" "e'Hi'""' was '''''' e'''"e'i ~
90 Into the details. II remarked that
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