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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-25
VeRta de una Finca

Sc vende una fncs de l30 cuerdas
precio muy bsio, cerca de Baya.
mon. Dirigirse Damiana Huerta,
San Francisco 80, San Juan.
Mayo q de 1,s05. rs d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-05-25

como acuerde 81 C0mite de Tranquil
cias, serA tornado en- confederation el
ssunto.
Tho Flwde bsVslsPualt GsupapE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-27
The Living Of Labor

labor allows information 10 be
abroad steadily Increased
Isso Increased proportion.
showing this be only
vins
a ; prosperity
Consolation however
I'm investigating
American workmcn he better
~ornen Of ether he has visited
led conditions In
spacious dwelling he American iabong
where a 3 NOT missing
lie Is impressed by which
a lunch
He has pleasant memories
white sS blouses holidays fashion,
able ladies' In Kid 6
picture professor . censoug
" 60 make forget that the living
rapidly
tho forgetting
that Ne $ entitled something m a mere living.
h ought to
he He ambitious
than he did and that their
feeling OF
made this the country
II the basis development
The biz and financial
points o growth.
II American better
those az other
They capable
anywhere
But what proportion Of
he wealth they
Intelligent and capitalist
useful
deserves better living sets
prosperity Of this country viii continue only
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-27

ssugh Of the wind AZ ita many case
ments. and the distant narmur OF
the SEA. In the pltety darkness Of
the vide landing one laid a hand on
the others. aud each started back
In noiaeiesB diamay. But each Was
convinced that the encounter VAS
Imaginary. and 80 passed Oh in dis
frrent directions on the same quest.
The pairteiaH. having cooler
head. quicker ear. aud shrewder
Instinct, found her way 10 their
common goal with comparative ease
and rsplditF. Nevertheless. the
peasant. passing At last 70 recon
hotter. waH hard upon miiadfs IN
conscious heels Both had been at
tfaetsf b. the same tentative index
IA steady ray % paiiid liEht flung
los across the dusky corridor.
With cautious fingers Joaeiyn
drew aside the hhnEinRs
Il was the injured mans cham-
berthe room Of BIN who had been
rescued FROM the great fofairn
ship" AZ she had hoped. the nurse
was asleep by the cavernous fire.
place. The closely drap~d couch
aiosd In strong shadow. The peas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-27


Women must become econem-
iesiiY indcnenedut The home conn
manda reverence IL does not de-
serve. We are accustomed 20 hook
upan the home as hulNafk Of soc
ial llfc, but it IL too often but an
empty she'll There IL nothing there,
There must be real companion
ship between husband and wtfr aud
between parents and children. We
must set rid Of the false modeaty
that permits daughter a. begin her
life a. a wife iu the same state Of
affect Ignorance In Witch heg moth.
~ started
THE mechanism Of the patriarch
ial family IL TO longer aervieeabic.
II must be replaced by new social
ofEa uiAation that will come with the
economic emancipation of woman -
Statements b. Df. Sanford He'll
before the club wnfnsn at the
Chautauaua. Boulder col
Three cheers FOE uf Sanford nelii
hurrah FOR the man who has hit
the nail on the heads
Wauen ought % do the work they
like best and are best fitted for.
That Is what nr. nsll means by
Women must become economically
independent
WHY WOMAN has been seat To the
kitchen year In and year cat FOR so
many centuries ma one can teli.
Nan chooses hts vork 10 nulg his
talents or hta taste.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-27
LOVE OF THE CAVALIER

IN the pink flush OF an autumn
sunset two women turned their
horaen heads into the courtyard Of
the ilaKuu Inn one rode stout
gray Belgian. one "a slender bay
mare. The gray WIS breathing
easily having enntered just far
enough f. get HE second wind. the
bay mare p1uted cunyulniyeiy. her
diHtended naatrila showing bright
crimson even Ia the glow from the
western sky. the faamsflakea hung
on her lips aud blood dropped from
cruel spur wounds IN her flank
The two women diamouutrd with
u glance at each other The rider ~
the gray was a red checked. dark
eyed young woman In fiery scar
let cloak. The reckless mistress Of
the thoroughbred was slight and
Eirliah looking. with a skin az dusk
lly white "a ivory through which
the veins Of brow aud eyelid show
"a "a tender blue.
The natficiaR ~aa the first 90
speak. She Addressed the ustiert
You had storm here last
ulghtf"
Great foreign ship went on the
rocks below" he answered. hitch
Ing up the brides onto his shoulder
and pattins the bay. 'nnd all her
folk were drowned save one
most queer soul. a most queer soul. %
The woman IN the scarlet cloak
came hastily Within less equlvueal
carshot.
+Ay. a most queer SOUL feiter-
ated the oHtlen. evidently well sat
infted with his phrase. "a cavalier
very richly dressed. aud with much
moneys ia the belt around hia waist.
one Of the women threw back her
fur-lined coat from her throat. a.
though Il choked her.
The country SRI stepped forward
and laid her hand upon the oatler'a
arm.
Was he hurtY~ she faltered. with
dry lips
.Ay.- admitted the ostier with n
sort Of relish ''knacked sore against
the rocks. waa he waudsrs iu hts
head. they say helped Co carry
him ia. A fine big soul he was. too
The tNo women crossed the court D.
yard side by side. each absorbed ia
hef own thoughts
a fair good day. Mistress Jocs-
iyn. said tho host Of the Flagun
ehesrilY 10 the scarlet cloak. your
servant. madam to the little figure
In iiH fusm ard Jewels Does your
iadyship deslfe lodging Il the Flag
on
Look weii 20 the mare" COM
mandsd the person addressed. check
ina the flow Of Master LniEh.n chat
ter.
what brings thee over herr. Ma
tress toeeiynf~
The innkeepef had recourse 20 hin
plehian visitor
sly father heard Of the wreck
ani feared Il might be the olive
bfaneh. Ia which he hath a large
SHARE waa Mistress Joeelyn's 81.
pleuhtion. delivered with hot ch@aka
AMI downcaat eyes
Heaven be thanked. no. only a
Eresi foreign ship.~ Master Leigh
remarked pairlsticsily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-27

Woman ~ horn into the world
with her life work chosen Ter her.
A man who in afraid OF che water
would make mighty pear sailor.
Perhaps he has taste for the law.
II would be pity wouldn't a.. Ia
spou good lawyer 10 make a poor
sailhrf
nut nobody has thought much
about spelling a good NURSE BY MAX
lnE a paor coak No ono has given
Thought 60 the making Of "A poor
cock from a talented musician.
All this merely shows that 40 one
has given any READ attention 60 the
mailing OF happy homes,
When woman hates 10 cook she
Is sure 60 make herself aud her
family unhappy and she II Just as
SURF Ca make dyapeptica Of the whole
bunch.
To make n cook u woman who
hates It l. not only plotting aEains,
the happiness but against the health
OF a family.
The thrusting 81 woman Into
the kitchen 90 do the family cooking
regardless 81 whether she loves or
ioathsa that kind OF work has
wrecked many lives aud many
homes
There isn't a man under the sun
who won't get out Of a job he hatoH
Just - soon as he can find another.
Then why should woman be danmed
hY mnrr custom 70 stay tn the kiteh-
ca. willy niliyf
There are women 20 whom an *
celicnt batch ~ plies IL as great a
pleasure nn the composition OF a
uocturne would be a. greI music
tan.
Those women are the upea who
should do the cooking faf lhe rest
~ ua. who hate a..
They should do Il and be paid Tor
a.
Glory be o. Or. neIll
n ne ran present a rchemr BY
which woman can ID the work she
likes and for which her t1tents ana
skill have best fitted her. he Wlii De
making over ghe home TIE ~ Ameri-
ca.
There win be mere happgneaa.
mere comfort and real ilxlns. ikrrat-
~r health and stronger uhsgiren In
the hamn of independents keanamies
than in the home Of snfaSard accu-
patton.
Put the kitchsn where hlbslonKs
aud let those who love Il run T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-27
That Love Feast

rapidly earnns The value having good pres.
few weeks ago he entertained the American
and considerable publicity
eer criminal and the like
Again yesterday. C1cvea
the Associated Press attorney
sisted Rockefeller
considerable notuEiety hypoe
America drvslus eneomfnms
In the affair
OF the l. Holden A. Liberty
Eniisheuinz opprobrum seeeed a.
chairman and the suitable
down the threats OF the A.
sonaiy responsible today
paper n Ms country.
Holden Is the who
saaded Rockefeller strip through
parking by
Holden himself Then Holden member 81
helped appropriate 100000 park"
adding
Roekefeisrs property.
hypoerIte Holden wept over
the shoulder OF the criminal
hill and when Attorney ANDY Squire chief bo
~tsx dodgerE shouted Praise
there picture that probably made smile
background simple persons repre-
a theatsr the pic
complete
And today All know. danaa
that 5 a good fellow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-27


ant slipped across and stood behind
the heavy curtain Teaderiy az she
ffod. IL shook the riakety floor, ana
the bod fafrea. The injured man
moved and sighed. There waH q
sudden puff of air. nn Of forced
| bfenth. aud the feeble ruHhliKhi
lFlcknrrd out ~ little figure step
ped huffiedly into the same recess
behind the curtain.
The nurse awase aud yawned
pine dfnnEhtH there be In tbs
drafted room.
WIN another yawu she feiit the
rushlight and relupaed Into sleep
again.
A. the light dominated the gloom
the two women looked Into each
others eyes in defiant wonder but
neither stirred until the nlumb~rpuH
murmur echoed once more from
the fireplace.
Then the pntrieinu, ntenithlly ape
preaching the PEASANTS ear, spoke
Ia q scarcely audible whisper that
vas like the wrath Of speech
why In heavens name, art thou
hefeg'
The country girl raised her Eye
browa. parrying with a seornful
query.
-" returned the paifieian 4
came to see him.
And also" fetoTged the other.
looking without fear into the gilt
terine blue eyes.
what are you to himT" persisted
their owner with a fierce intonation.
The brown eyes flung back the
question. no less fisfeeiy.
= loved him." confessed the afis-
toeratic lips.
The piebeinn noticed the form OF
the sentence. and took her revenge.
lie loved me-" she sneered.
1t il false" 0he whisper had IN n
the sound Of a threaD 4 was 20
have been been hts Wife
eAyf" scoffed the peasant and
you gave him up because he broke
the Law and had 10 Fly for hin life -
IT q false my father"
Your fatberf' laughed the other
bitterly. MY father forbade It. but
Ws met"
You are lying" Missed the
patrician.
Lying who are you that call
me liar What Is your pnmeg -
The blue eyes dld nat faiter be-
fore the flash Of Indignation.
sClariee." came the reply: "and
who are YOU
"Jooelyn." was the curt answer.
The sick man moved and parted
his lips.
aNy love. my lovei@ he walled. and
then the words became indistin-
guishable.
Two figures stole involuntsriiy
nearer aud leaned over The speaker.
Hs wss a wonderfully handsome
man. with curling brown beard and
mus,aeh. cut cavalier fashion. and
feminine ringietE Of hair. snow
white as though powdered
The women Eazed at him passion
steiy.
My love. my Ioveis he repeated.
stretching out hir arna and open
ing hts blind eyes. Amy. my
ANY,
Lady Ciarfce laughed noiaelessly.
blue eyes shone wet snd anRuished.
Nurse fnosned the sick man. IN
changed voics-the ffetful voice Of
| the stick
Lady Ciaftce blew out the rush
light. and the tNo women departed
wariiy. Upon the lower landing
| Elari1e bent 10 her compauion.s
ear.
Ny love- she murmurcd. mock
inEiy. -Amyi-HY Amyt=
And laughing silently. she was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-27

Mich. says. Il have just nnlahcd
the seven weeks treatment of your
Obesity Food. and must sag that
u Is one of the most wonderful
treatments that have ever seen
or heard Of II has simply convert
cd me into n new woman. I have lost
IN weight eighty three pounds in
three months My health IL la
every way improved. and I am no
longer bothered with that smother
ed feeling which I used to have after
the slightest exertion.
4 am sure that your treatment
deserves all aud even more than YOU
claim for IL. Never saw anything
like II.
You can refer anyone 10 me and
| viii he glad To recommend your
method. as I am ready aud anxious
t0 aid YOU, as well "a all sufferers
from surplus flesh"
send your name aud address
money today tn p. J. KELLOGG, 1915
keliogE Bidg- Rattle Creek. Mich.
and receive the trial package in
plain wrapper free by return mail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-27

Don't be fat II II an abnormal
and diseased condition OF the body.
Nutriment that should have built
up bone and muscle for you has
made fat instead
Excess fat il attended by many
dangers The heart. stomach. liver
and Kidneys become seriously az
fecteh. breathing " made difficult
and often. though seemingly well.
tho fat person u IN grave danger
Don't starve yourself You viii
only become weakened aud aERfa-
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flesh.
There n sure way and safe
way. Hundreds ~ reputable people
testify TO what KellogR's obesity
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turned their rat into muscle. They
submit their photographs as carrob-
oratiVe evidence. Can you doubt
such proof2
Don't be fat Write TO me today
aud I will send Yuu free. trial
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One happy wumau. Mrs Etia
uameriek. go Fischer Ave. Detroit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-27

"ABd aii on board were drowned p
hazafdcd Joceiyn. not choosing 10
betray hor Information 90 the con-
trhrg.
"Aiacki all save one, and be blind.
20 that, az one might any. he vas
the least worth saving. Snow white
hair. he hath Come in 20 some sup
per aud thou shalt know all
when next the two women met,
the FlHKun Inn was ahrouded IN
darkness md silence. save for the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-27
II II
nAwt.-our coMrNa. uSiEss-

Another 81 Longs hogs hartiis-
appeared. not on It's own feeN but
by the aid ~ one Of the most con
tenptibie sneak theft in existence.
This theft lives here. and has been
operating here FOR long time.
With the corporation Of honest
citizens this theft would soon be
caught u IL your duty 10 help get
the culprlt. A warrant TO search
will issue against certain persons
on ripitltion of the offence --paha
Hub.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-27

play
Put Up By the team In the fl3hs.
l taid % ttn aktli from the morning
until
Way into the middle Of night.
Ara here 81 T. faii aud the last game
% bah
saw Nas a FUN month aKus
Eve not srcn scars IN Home three
weeks or more.
The standings a thing I don't
know,
And wbaf'z more. don't care. for
4 auiefuu affair
tndrsd e championship race.
it'a Hiupid a. me. for cur team. you
see
ts sure 70 wind M IN last place.
ALLEN ~ THERE.
Alien Savage 10 busy these sayH
hauling wheat with a aix horse
team. which he handles a. well a.
the vets -f-aha Hub.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-27
nonRrnf.Es monn1nl.E

HoRRfHLEF HORRIHi.Eii
rfi Taylor aud Robert 4 Francis
Was crossing bridge thA timber
gave way and prectpltated the en-
gine into the creek bed Ar. Taylor
was pinned under tho wreckaKe and
rendered unconscious. Or Long
we'll. of Wellsboro. attended him and
found that he had five ribs ard his
right shoulder blade were broken.
One horse was injured 80 lEhad 10
be shot. but the other was 49, sknrh
injured f.awFenccville gTsr-1 Tier
aid. tNtt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-27

TO see the beet ai the Navy
Yard take boats from Pier 2 At ,.
"a ard II u. VA. ~ noon. II. 2 20.
4 20 I 30 o ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-27

Ed Doyle Is hanging his hat on
the old Sleeps horn at Squire
Dobb'a now Aetna Drum CORE
spondenee Scqnaehce (rennD News
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-27
~ STAR DUST

John u. Rockefeller vas a guest
81 ths Ksariy Settlers association.
OF Cleveland. the other dag. John
always had 3 warm feeling for early
settlers. AHd the earlier thsy sell
tie tAe warmer ~ feels
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-27

A NATURAL BORN FAN.
I'm the fan Of the spring. when
never a thing
Could weaken my faith in the
team.
I held down a seat Ia the snow and
the slcet
The flag WIS my hapDiest dream:
found good excuse when the play
ing was loose
knew twas because Of the cold
knew they would win every game
they were In
And be the world heaters Of old.
pulled for the gang from the day
the bell ring.
I whooped and I rooted and
famed,
I hooted and cursed when the team
got the worst
OF tricks that our captain had
planned.
talked every day Of the wonderful
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-27
Are You Fat i?
ksliogg's Obesity Food Will Reduce Your WEIGHT 10
Normal, Free You From Suffering and
Turn Your Fat Into Muscle

1T HAS DONE rhIs MANY OTHERS WHO Testify IN rrs
EfFtcAcY-rRiAL PACKAGE FREE " 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-27
UNCLE HENRY THINKS.

To hot afr Is human
10 forgive ~. aeFin0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-27

HE WOULD TALK SHOP
NO. Clarence. I cannot say yez. .
shs said. Kindly bat firmly. -OuF
lives Ile on altogether different
lines
Sure they do admitted the
fresh f'ixrcnrw. who was IN \ hruk
er'a office. -Haf I can't see any
good reasons against the mesKsr Of
the two lines"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-27

The story about President Mccall
which page Times
Tnesay appeared in the New York
In the Frisco
graph n Seattle scissors and paste.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-27

Even though the packers fined
public win eventually public
thick finance
bring him a realization o duty % he public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-27

NEARLY ALL PERSONAL
The old ladYs health Is vrfy poor.
Ditto - writer.
The hcalth Of thia statement IA
tempered Yefy highly.
We acre peddiiug st South Pitts
burg Friday. Tho merchants there
are not afraid to buy produce and
give up-tp-date prices.
am for the women. Why BE.
cause they are not always fighting
AT they fight with u their tongues.
I don't see hoN q woman can love
man that IL always fighting.
haven't seen our good editor IN
- long I have forgotten how he
looks I guess he would look ~ n
dnilar very close. one thing | 30
know hc looks after the Interest Of
hls paper very closely. Success %
him
Swapping knife Jim came up
sunday. and had pleasant talk
with him seqaac heet Tenn. , News.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-27

Turn thoughts Rockefeller
Cleveland friends Tuesday II under
that oil a he statement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-27

"Dou't you think It's foolish to
bet on a horse when you know Il
has no possible chance 10 win g.
IT'S worse than foolish. It's race
suicide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-27

That horrible stencil from Manhattan island.
have lifted the Insurance. eompanies' It'd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-27

Ohio college students tried lynch fellow student bee
wore his hair TOO long At what length studsn
become iong7
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-07-22
Explosion Was Terrible.

san Diego. Cal, July gas n
result of frightful explosion of one
of the main boilers on the United
States gunboat Bennington In San
Diego harbor shortly before noon
yesterday 81 bodies are at the
morgues and between 60 and 10 men
are at hospitals. many of whom Will
die. Total deaths probably will be
nearly 60. The warship was badly
shattered. great hole being torn In
her stern and she has been beeched
to prevent her sinking.
The explosion is believed to have
been In boilers which for many
months has been regarded as weak
though an inspection made year
ago resulted in favorable report
The ship was going mp stream, pre-
paratory to towing the disabled Wy
oming to Mare Island. Every seaman
on board was either killed or seri'
ously or slightly wounded.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-07-22

San Diego. Cal, July 22.--Black-
ened, torn and almost dlsmantled
the gunboat Bennington, ripped
asunder yesterday by an explosion OF
boilers. this morning on the har-
Dor beach while SIS of her crew liz
swathed in bandages in the hospitals
and homes of San Diego.
All night divers worked steadily
to recover from the twisted and torn
interior of the ship bodies of the crew
The heroic work of survivors
whose discipline is mistaken by the
terrible accident, Is the subject Of
much comment or the dead | 8 are
identified. and 10 unidentified
II is believed that twelve or if-
teen of the missing sailors are still
In the coal bunker.
No theory as TO the cause of thu
disaster Is offered Commander Lu-
clen Young. who is from Kentucky,
admits that the boilers were old, and
needed repairs. but declares that they
were perfectly safe.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-07-22

The Stone and Webster company of
Boston, Mass. has secured an option
on the Paducah City Railway compa-
ny, the Paducah Gas and Fuel COM
pany and the Paducah Heating COM
pany, and the sale of the properties
will probably be made in the next
few weeks. Representatives of this
company have been in the city for
several days going ovr the properties
and the books of the companies, and
will make their reports to the head
quarters of the company next week,
and in all probability sale made.
The deal will be the biggest ever
made in the history of the city. and
will mean more to Paducah than any
thing that has happened to it in
years.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-07-22
IL il Proposed to Pay Monthly
dues Like |. G. Men.
IL VIII Give All Employees Good
Place to Go When They Be-
come III.
AND HE WILL BE ENTITLED TO III

A number of city officials and en-
ployes have set on foot a plan that
promises to become quite popular
with every man connected with the
government.
II Is to establish a hospital fund
as the Illinois Central employees have,
by paying to the city every month one
per cent. of his or her salary for the
maintenance of the city hospital. For
Instance If man gets 500 a month,
he will pay a dollar towards the hos
pital fund, and IL he draws a salary
of $50, he will pay only fifty cents
dues.
They all understand that they d.
not have to do this. The city hospit
al is free to those who want to go
there, and If any city official or EN-
ploye wants to go there and is no,
able to pay, he can do so without pay
ing cent and without having hos
pital fund
They seem to want to establish
this fund, however, and become indie
pendent. Unfortunately the impress
sion has long prevailed that no one
goes to a city hospital who has any
other place to go. and the city Off
Gals and employees want to do ali
they possibly can to do away with
this idea.
They will feel like they are entitled
20 all the benefits of the new hospit-
al, by paying a small amount a
month, and when they get sick and
90 there, will not feel like charity
patients Many of the city officials
would have to pay to go to the hospit-
al as they are able to do so and those
who are able to pay are expected to
pay,
The hospital fund, however, prom
Uses TO meet with the approval of ev-
erybody, and 1t has done so thus far
One of the main promoters OF tn 3
plan is Supt. j. o. Kebbler, of the
city light plant. He has a petition
or agreement which he is having all
officials and employees sign, asking
the city to provide for the fund de-
tailed above.
Something definite will be done in
a few days