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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-01-20
GIVES HIS SALARY TO POOR
Mayor of salem, Mass, VIII Disburse
the Sum of $4,000 Annually
Among Needy.

John f. Hurley, pawnbroker, who
was recently elected mayor of the
city of Salem, Mass, announces that
he will give his salary of $2,5OO a year
to the poor of the city. He went into
Office on January and will at once
begin to disburse his income. He
will not intrust the work to char
table institutions, but will person
ally distribute aid to the deserving
ones. He says he will give away coal
and wood enough to keep everybody
warm in winter and spend any bal
ance in summer excursions for the
worthy poor.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-01-20
"St. Nicholas League"

is an organization of those who read
the magazine (Fhether subscribers or
not,) without dues, and it offers prizes
each month for the best drawings,
photographs, poems, stories, puzzles
and puzzle answers. Some of the work
sent in by young folks shows surpris-
Ing talent.
No one who does not see est. Nicho-
las" can realize what an interesting
magazine it is, and how exquisiteIy it
Is illustrated; it is a surprise to young
and old. OF literature it contains the
choicest, and in art it has never been
surpassed by any grown folks perlodi-
cal. The new volume begins with
November, 1900, and the subscription
price is $500 year. If there are
children in your home, you can hardly
afford to be without 1t.
BOYS AND GIRLS who read this
advertisement and who wish to find
out more about The St. Nicholas
League and its system of monthly
prizes may address, without cost, The
st. Nicholas League, Union Square
New York.
THE CENTURY CO.,
Union Square, New York.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-01-20
WORK OF MORMON EXPLORERS
dences That Nephites Were First
People of This Country.

Advices have been received of am
tiquarian discoveries made in south
ern Mexico and Central America by
party of Mormon explorers. Three
months ago the party began three
years trip down into South America
for the purpose of searching for
traces of the last survivors of the
Nephites, believed by the Mormons to
have been the first people of this
country. Benjamin Gluff, president
of the Brigham Young academy in
Provo, Utah, is in charge of the eX-
pedition and has "a students under
his charge.
In letter to a friend Prof Gluff
states that many prehistoric ruins
have been examined by the party and
evidences unearthed which tend to
uphold the Mormon traditions.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-01-20
TO SUMMIT BY AUTosLE1GH,
Charlton CIaybrook Claims He VIII
Run His Winter vehicle Up
Pixies Peak.

The autosleigh is the latest thing,
and the expecta tion is that 1T Will
become the rage this winter after it
has made its ascent and descent of
Pixies peak, for which purpose Charl-
ton Clay is in Colorado, and all
is ready but the snow. He has been i'll
Colorado Springs for some days, walt
ing for the snow to fall. Mr.. Clay
brook said:
81 have a vehicle which is the auto
mobile of Father Winter. 1t is fine
machine and is destined to do for
fashion and other lovers of outdoor
locomotion what the automobile on
tires is doing. The autosleigh it is.
1t is very much like the wheel ma
chine, only it has runners like a
sleigh, and the propulsion is in the
runners. Our device operates by gas
oline and chains driven by the motor
attached to the carriage, the chains
running in a closed gear in the rum
ners and in touch with the numerous
little wheels in the runners, so pro-
vided mechanically, however, as not to
become clogged in any manner.
"For climbing a different arrange
ment is used, spikes being operated
which, in a smooth manner, lift the
vehicle upward. The principle that
exists in moving sleigh with spikes
is the idea that has been employed.
We think that the ascent of Pixies
peak can be made and the descent
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-01-20
"Nature and Science. ;"

"Don't bother me-Im too busy" is
too often the remark from a grown
up person to child who really wants
to know The editor of Mature and
Science gives careful attention to ev-
cry question asked by his young read
ers, and 1--WE will write to st Nicho-
las about it" has become the motto Of
the department, which contains inter
esting short articles, beautifully illus
trated, telling of four-footed animals,
birds, insects, water animals, plants,
and whatever pertains to Nature.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-01-20

HEARTS OF OAK at the Auditor
ium, Tuesday evening, January %.
The youngest member of the Hearts
of Oak company has not yet reached
the age of six months. Baby, for she
has no other name as yet, was secured
by Mr.. Herne through the medium of
an advertisement inserted in New
York newspaper when the company
was being organized. The child's
mother travels with the company to
take care of her and she has all sorts of
attention showered on her by the mem
bers of the company. Baby appears at
every performance and while she can
not slceak a word, it is said that she
Is letter perfect in her part and never
misses cue. Baby appears IN the
third act of Hearts of Oak" and quite
long scene is devoted to her. 1t is
said to be quite remarkable the way
the little one seems to enter into the
spirit of the thing since it might nat
urally be supposed she would frighten
by the noise and the lights but it is
said that this is not Une case and that
Baby COOS and laughs with delight
when the time comes for her appear
/ ance
Hearts of Oak" will be seen at the
| Auditorium next Tuesday evening
January 22nd and seats are now or
sale at Gates's Book Store. Phones;
Marietta, 189; Bell, 223.
l.. M. LUCHS. Mgr.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-01-20
Burglary at Briggs.

On Friday night burglars entered the
store OF A. M. Knowles at Briggs, and
carried off large amount of goods of
every description. Mr.. Knowles is a
poor man and the loss will affect him
severely. No trace has been found OF
the burglars.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-01-20
Victory at Last.

For ten long years ] was a sufferer
with kidney dyspepsia and rheuma-
tism disease. / treated with many Co
lumbus doctors; took patent medicine
and took ONE bottiv of DENNIS
SURE, SAFE and SPEEDY CURE. In
three days l threw down my crutches.
Ordinary cases cured in one day.
Only 25 and rs cents at A. ]. Rich
ards and w. H. Stysa 8. Samples free.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-01-20
Save Your Money.

Every working man and woman
should take advantage of the savings
department of the Marietta Building
end Savings Company, and lay aside
some portion OF their earnings each
week.
o. m. each day.
Dec. SHIFT.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-01-20

Don't get side-tracked in business.
Dullness sometimes passes for death.
Men with brains reach the goal. Rocky
Mountain Tea puts gray matter into
ones head. 35c.
Ask your druggist.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-01-20
A. G. GUSSESS ( HARVEY

Receive each week a car load
Of bananas.
Large shipment Of oranges
'ust received will self at low
prices balance of week.
Ali kinds Of candy, nuts,
&C., constantly on hand.
Cor. Greene and Ohio Streets
and No. 8 Tiber Way.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-01-20

B. & o. s. w. to Beaumont, Texas,
in twenty hours. @i
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1901-01-20
Something New
for Girls and Bows

During the past year st. Nicholas"
Magazine, which has been for nearly
thirty years the leading chiidren's
monthly magazine of the world land
now the only one,) has introduced sew
eral new departments which have been
extremely attractive and have greatly
increased the circulation. One of these
IA
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
eRICHARn m KnNNr
YELLoM aorRNAl1s,r

ihere seems to be an idea prevalent
that the press should not hold I'm ~
public scorn the deeds Of oorrupt poli-
ucians. and the foul crimes perne-
trated under the orders from machine
statesmen, because this has tendency
y bring the State or municipality into
disrepute- The organs 81 the looters
are adept in the use Of this sort If Al
gument and It seems to be taken for
granted that the cry Of yellow iour-
nalism viii be sufficient to down
such publications
Il is well to trace things to tbo;r
source and the physician who probes
tne u-cer 70 release the poison is not to
be blamed. but rather. the one Who
introduced the poison. It Is ~ oIa
'flek to cry; Don't expose us, you wnll
inlure the party. but il is not a con
s'slent utterance from the lips ofIl
hooters. f' =
II is well understood that evoiio,.
journalism" is uern OF reproarb -
Dilea 70 any paper when it has aroused
anger There are papers which care
htue Tor accuracy and human decenev
SO long as they are abe to make : i
sensation, but there are others which h
aim to give the news up to date and .
winch denounce wrong-doing fearless
~ expressing their opinions without
rear Or favor Don't take it for grant F
g that a journal is yellow because
some enYious rival says so, but Judge "
or yourselves. t
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
sUspENsE

After days Of suspense. followed BY
a CLEAN Of hope. which merged into an
assurance that the President would re-
cover, there comes the most depress-
ing news from Buffalo: "The presi.
dent is sinking In every household
where men are sympathetic and hearts
are loyal, there viii be genuine sor-
row almost as deep as though one in
the home were stricken unto death
The Aope We experienced we fear Is
not to be realized; the prayers are to|
be in vain. But whatever the result
let rs bow our heads and accent the
blow without murmuring. 1t was the
universal hope and prayer that ne
might be spared to complete the work
he had inaugurated, and which he hadl
carried almost 10 successful issue
Perhaps it is complete and. like Lin
coin. be may be called from his toll
into eternal rest. God is just. and tho
American people know how to bear az
Fiction. In this time OF the national
trial may they conduct themselves
with manliness and forutude.
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
TIE EyENING l0URNAL FRIDAY. sFprENTBFR - ion,

growing. But Russia is not disturbed
ana as Russia IS better adapted to con
stol Asiatle peoples than is any other
Eurlpean power, because she is al once
= dental and Oriental, the cause Of
civilization and trade development will
pc advanced by her triumph, and Eng
ands discontinue can be viewed with
equanimIty
The direct cost Of the war upon tba
south African republics is huge. But
It Is trihe IN comparison with me
many and mighty items in the indirect
bill.
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
NEWSPAPER OPINION
a. Ancient History Redyiyus

a. Ancient History Reduyus
FROM the Washington Post
a theory that was exploited ~ ,as
cala IN early ages and donbtlesa fonnd
sreat favor with the ruling elamsnte
~ sodom and Gomorrah n redlv,ana
~ New York and Philadelphia. Rriaay
slaleu' ms theory Is TINT IT. "A ma ,.,i,
hceaion Of damaging facts nnt tha
psipetlation Of the shameful actg IN
"-4ioa sueh publication is based thar
y alsgraceful and injurious to i citv
lh those far-off days. before III III
~ printing was invented ANA wba,,
~ course there were no newenana,..
tna rings that ruled. robbed ana rn,n
81 ellles, the officials who sold nrotoa
lioh 20 loathsume vice ana hidan,,a
crime blamed the injury 10 trada IN
sulting from their wiekedness 81, ".
.st',,. .ossirs q both sexes who persisted IN j
.sss .enuhlhs dlabolism and pleading for
'elorm. "lt these busybodies Womb
'ny k7ep still and wink at our pecca-
lliIoes and amusements. said the ras.
aus, the country merchants wonld
Iol ne AFRAID 20 como here TO buv GOODS
ma we could continue to wax ~ onl
poiis raised by taxation. sale of bonds
nd other convenient devices
~ New York and Phlladelnhia tso
iodern, up-to. date Sodom and Gomez.
~ ~ = Is the newspapers that are play ,
ls haFoe with trade and threatentngl /
!, ,npdlrment Of the municipal credit IN !
men millions are borrowed from nos !
THY 20 be in part expended honest 4
, and In paft~-a large part-diyilc,ll i
nohs rings Of spoilsmen. 1t is a truly h
ltnt lie tale the ringaters are tellirs q
me wrong and outrage incident tol y
2 publication Of facts. But No ara i
eAned to the belief that the publiea. I, 4
IN VIII 60 on The argument Ia az =
= q the hush policy is not quite con 4
tsive. e''' y
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
Cuba,s Only Chance
ON the Chicago Tribune.

from the Chicago Tribune
Gen. Wood realizes thar the entir.
me of the island is ultimately 4 mast Il
ot economic restoration and deyelon.
ment' and that these in turn denend
.chieliy upon our sugar and tobacco tar.
ins' Az tar-seeing business men real
lze' he declares, that Cuba,s nros-
perity and advancement DEPEND ahso
lulely upon her commercial relations
with the United States where her twa
man products have their principaI mar.
kets. High duties against cnban M.
ouets mean that her DEVELOPMENT Vim
only take PLACE slowly. il at am
me force Of these words Is main
ana N accordance Herewith # Il iixa
Wise plain that such commercial rela
Ions should be established Win ~
;arden Of the West Indies as viii malra
's ruitfulness available 10 our neor,e
ma az the same time promote the com
nefeial exchange Of our characteristic
PRODUCTS Cubans have lived unon
ice They are aearning to cat nour
hey demand agricultural macbinerv
transportation equipment. and 4 tbon-
ana products of our fields and factor-
4. They must pay for these. ifstan
Y the characteristic fruits Of their
wn soil u'eir
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
CNtnrrh Cannot be C,,ro,,

ear,,ot mron LUSAL ,.S. APPLICATIONS. as tn,..
S.siiinot S.saut reach the seat of ths ~ lney
SatsIrh Is blood or eons,Ititio,u.as usS,e5se'
fsi,e ana n order to cure ii 9,,'i Won n'ls, o's
cure X 's.'isl take, rf,m'edies ,d'eie Hairs Catarrb
tScly tSci,s on the blood and mucons s,rf. el-
49, di Iatarrh Cure IS not 4 ousek r,aS
~. Igille lt was prescribed by one ~ iise 81
ma mi i iissselans IN this country for vsaIs
pose5 ~ ~ Jiar ,,s prescription. 1t is com
ls1 the best blood purifiers. as5i,s, Fi,,1i'sd i,
.susi 49, ~ on the mucous surfaces Tbos ~
combination 81 the two inars5,It,s,ir-- ls.S tsr-
I, c,,ri, ~,,Js produces such wonderf,ii res,,its
Tee. -' tot test mon q IS
{, III, i CHENEY 8 CO, Props. Toleao q
Sela BY drusgists priso 75e uo' =
nan Family Pills are ihe hest
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
Complain OF rhlrteenth streo,

residents over Eleventh stree,
orldse are complaining Of the condi.
tlon OF the bed of Thirteenth street be-
tween the railroad and Thatcher stree
me citizens claim that the thorongb
rare Is almost impossible. ana ! neti.
uon IS being circulated which win no
presented to the Street and Sewer ps
partment asking that something N
lone toward repairing IL
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
Som

Song
! ne Dawn Is a wild, fair woman.
Win sunrise in her hair;
Look whore she stands win ntoa,,.
bands.
To lure me there.
lne Dusk is dark and glorious
4 star upon her brow:
WIN sunset bushes in her cheeks
She beekons now. eeA''
: ever tickle. stand between.
Upon my lips a rune.
Aau ~, y my summer singing-souI-
ne hoyden happy Noon
lto lt"psrt Loveman, in Harpers Maea-
Evening journal., 1901-09-13

The first move In the schlev ipvaatt
CATION has resulted in Admiral How.
ison being excused as a member Of Inc
court This action is commendable
SINCE i Is desirable that there should
De no suspicion Of bias or prejudice
on the part Of the members Of the
court All win be pleased at this eyi-
aenoe that the inquiry is to be con
Quoted without a suspicion Of favorit-
ism.
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
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THE LITERARY WORLD


Detective novels, as a rule. arc diga
cult of classification. Some are of ~
aime-noyel type and others are weak
limitations Of Conan Doyle and Anna
Katherine Green. Burford Delannov,s
story, 6 10000 stands alone as rare
example of the detective story. Mesers
FeAno & Co report an unusual demand
Tor this book and a new edition Is now
printing,
For an anonymous novel sWhen :
witch y Young contains So many
clever things as to battle one in pro-
calming its authorship. This para
graph, for instance, might have been
written by Mark Twain: "sprinp Il
Well-known TO be feminine If onIv for
ner haDit OF changing her mind. HayA
ing neen spitire all night, Spring
VIII smile in tho morning.
@
Canadian rural life promises ~ ~
perpeulated IN our literature through
.ne medium Of Where the Sugar.
Maple Grows a charming volume az
Y sketches soon TO be issued by Fenno g
20 Inc author, Adeline M. Tesl,ey
= resident Of Canada and her work
glll prove q revelation to those Who
lain that Canada has no literature
---O--
W. H. MaEocks Romance of tho
Mh Century and Lucas Malet's "Tbe
wages OF Sin" are two attractive new
,oohs on the autumn list of Messrs
/. T. Fenno & Co. = "e'srs
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
W. P. J0RDE & CO.
do You Know
This Store /?

81. 5aYe you taken the trouble 10
ma out Its iiberal way Of l1eenine
siiop' us prompt and polite wav of
serving you, with a IOW-ppyye'o2., y =.
method method distinctly its own. a lirbt
store, and comfortable one ha
slaes! We would like to have yon
make it your store. 'e you
hero are some invitations.
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
To Meet stockholders. Couns.,

representatives OF the shareholder
Of the Guarantee BUILDING anI sI''uei l,,., :
Association viii meet David : -, -
"a. Ia. W enc associations receiver, in this
si'y s On segtember %, o'clock senal9r
r.. = '95ln Abbott was in conference with
Evening journal., 1901-09-13

! am totally Indifferent in Che matter
snch an ulterance under the cireum-
stances Stamps mind envenomed
peYond human comprehension. The
Unien Lcagre, "a Ms2ylaad. has sx-
PEELED him, denounelng him as unit to
associate with good citizens. And vet
this man is still a member Of our
chiet iaw-making body Does not this
oall for expulsion?
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
OFFICERS FOR YEAR ELECTED
Revised Constitution Adopted by tho Della
Naro Bible N0nintr

IN !. NJ. G. A. Hail. Tenth and Mar
het streets, last evening, the annua
ihedtlhg OF the Delaware Bible Soeiet,
was held, and the revised constitutio,
proposed last June was adopted
OFFICERS for the ensuing wear ver,
elected as follows:
President the Rev. Kensev tt.,,,
,'lonai Irst vice-president the Rev. "
:, = ?. Murray second. the Rev. r. a
AleNuldy' third, John shape: record.
ing secretary, w. s. Prickett: corre-
spending secretary, the Rev G. n m
Dell, treasurer and depositary ". 4.
The report OF the depository vas
seau' and showed marked progress
during the past year. The Revs Ken1
sey !. Hammond and W. Il. Lewis 4
w iodd and Isaac Baird were chosen
2 committee on depository
Under the Constitution A hoard ofl
directors, consisting Of sixteen cIars,,
men and laymen, was elected 81 III I
.oWs' The Revs, r. Fl. Adams II
Juiany w. K. Lewis. j NJ EasIag
George w. Hall, Aloysius Green ef
Newport, X II. Chesley. cf Claymonf.
!. r. Moore, Of Niddletown. NJ I
sowan, q Newark; Robert c. Elwood
I. + Briggs, Pr, W. r. stahl. Of DeIa1
ware City; Q. G. Bington. Frederiet
'oerr and a. \. Kegwin. Isaac Baird
=. y. crosby. George A. Harter III
Y, .eWafk; W. Il. Dull, c. B. Naudain
~ y. Stewart Of New Castle. q w
ada. i Woodrow Harry Emmone
'hkins Coooh, A. Leitch. Neil ronly :
. cowgirl DR., Z. J. Mckay + r
arker and NJ. D. Crossan.
ne next annual meeting will be- beld
"a the third Tuesday in septembar
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
The March Of the Bear
90 the New York World.

hioih the New York World.
Russia Is having everything her own
VA, way N Asia. France is her aily and i
therefore compelled to look ana az -
PLEASED. Germany is Indifferent Rns1 NJ
iano Is unable even to show her teats
because, as Lord salisbury said v,,.t
grim satire the other day. aall ber ~
esetn are in South Africa. So R.ss;a &
T. III p'snlng eheerfuily on to the absorb
.ion .i oi northern China. is crawling nn
tata1sA the Himalayas on EnaisnSsps
n lnalan frontier and is closing IN nnon 'rr
= Il not strange that England Is
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
Celebrated It's AnnlyeTs.,,-

coiabnv4i i1lawauha Tribe, No 42. I. o. r n
Tevpnd1eu No. I5 IFS first anniversary IN Pad
Ie1 zen HAN last evening. Wilas,.i i'eu =
:. ssliloh presided and an interestinn y
given. 'i program was
Evening journal., 1901-09-13

oeorge W. Marshall Insurance Com.
missioner, calls our attention 10 a ne.
caliar condition IN Delaware: there /.
no provision for an examination of ~,
books Of State or private banking IS.
stltutions These reports are made n
stated intervals but there d 10 oYicial
with power to examine their accounts
we have State banks. and lepislat,va
committees occasionally make 4 ner-
lunetory examination Of their accounts
put Il usually amounts 10 an accent
anee Of the report without question
but lhere are trust companies and saw
inss banks, and while there il no donht
apout their business being condnctod
lh Q proper manner, yet some dav !
wlid-eat concern may succeed IN rob.
ping lot OF people. In nearly ava,,,
other State there is a banking commits
sioner, whose duty is to State inetitr
tlons what a bank examiner is to na
Slonal banks. This State is small YndI
we nave an Insurance Commissioner. |
"ouldn Il be well for the Lec.eiah,ro
9 aad to the duties Of his offiee tbat
y State banking Commissioner eivlnr
iin proper compensation ana annie
liloWance for clerical help. we ,,ato I
ms suggestion Of our own accord and
7 any event it would apply onlv toli
uture officers. ' -
Evening journal., 1901-09-13
CAUGHT AT RANDOM

ri Great Britains export III iran
a'eei manufactures during MI, '','' II"
, gaeased per cent. IN onantit, s ~
) isoo ana 24lA per cent. in valMa ~
I Ono OF the proposed anand.
es,e virginia Constitution reduces ~
v,,..',i IgNsiaior = salary. The Governor :,
y uslnia KY has a four-year term and gots
e"'VVO q year. This Is more than sJ's sh9
pay or Governors in most soutbar,, % etie
atales the Governor OF Georgia recoi,, r,.,ig, !
rns soVOO; Alabama. So 500. ea,,.,,
naroilna, ~ $4,000; North Carolina 90 @e
wv ~ west Virginia, s., 700: MissIss4rrpn, NJ
sa9V0; and Tennessee. s4ooo ''rpi ~
Ioserhor OF Florida receives az Eoo.
$500. "iu q Arksnsas,
Cupid will have hard tima -
Wlth Russian army officers ~ ~ sV9n
,nr H. 'u'se from recent regulation fx-
Ine the conditions under which
russian officers will be permitted ~ ~
marry, In the first place fhe lady
must nave good manners ana 10 Wi, vii
uiought up her social position VIM
also he taken into account rtaa
WIN regard to the officer ba p,nst h1
~ least twenty-three wears of aaa ~
'aF and mess allowance must an,a,tat
y az least 5000 and he mnet re-
,'enei real estate bringing in st50 or /
lole per annum or capital ~ e. rool
= more II the capital does ma 5
.seu S2'900 no more than st5o ~ III
lualng interest, must be drawn II az. /
me year. - any
lselerrlng IN his sermon to the awfpl d
~ q Ananias and sapphira. the co,- s
lsd ueacon said: oh may No ail y
HIS warnln' FUN what happened II a
nanias en- Saltpeteri" Z
Atlef meeting he was approached II. d
eol9red brother who said. aparsn,, N
~ got one en- dem names wFong +, 70
Z Z sarmont IF makes 10 n,istst,a =
Y Wuz Ananias en- Hellfre.p =
ne educational manager or The com ), j
~ Louis Worlds Fair saws fho ! -
u VIII show the worlds life from ~ i,
"ss. ~. peRlnning np to man. in ali Do
IA. IN ana nationalities, as he lives ana w
''As' from his lowest to his highest Ne
All co,.., Or
H. ii, oouVlWestern railroads are pre- To
= i5us to build immense oil tanks "a Wi
= on % operate engines and shons A.
y santa re is putting up five be- PA
eeH san Francisco and SeIio.,,a 4
- each 70 hold 10000 gallons - on
1870
!, =. insurance statistics show
y on the average workman !.
"a times as liable to iniurioms 80