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The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23
THE VALUE OF CHARCOAL
Few People Know How Useful II Is In
Preserving Health and Beauty


Nearly everybody knows that charcoal
is the safest and most efficient disinfec-
tant and purifier in nature. but few real
ize its value when taken into the human
system for the same cleansing PURPOSE
Charcoal is q remedy that the more Won
take Of 1t the better; it Is not a drug at
all. but simply abSerbS the gases and i'm
puritieS always present in the stomach
and intestines and carries them out OF
the system.
Charcoal sweetens the breath after
smoking. drinking or after eating onions
and other odoTouS vegetables
Charcoal effecGually clears and improves
the complexion. it Whitens the teeth and
further acts natural and eminentIy
safe cathartic.
1t absorbs the injurious gases which
collect in the stomach and bowels: il dis
infects the mouth and throat from the
All druggists sell charcoal in one form
or another, but probably the best char
coal and the most for the money is in Stu
of the finest powdered Willow charcoal and
other Harmless antiSeptics in tablet form
or rather in the form OF large pleasant
tasting Iozenges, the charcoal being mix
ed with honey.
The daily use of these lozenges will
soon tell in a much improved condition
Of the general health. better complexion,
sweeter breath and purer blood. and the
beauty of il is, that no possible harm
can result from their continued use, but
on the contrary. great benefit.
Buffalo physician in speaking of the
benefits OF charcoal says: Il advise
Stuarts Charcoal LoZenges to all patients
suffering from gas in stomach and bow
els, and to clear the complexion and puri-
fy the breath. mouth and throat; 1 also
believe the liver is greatly benefited by
the daily use of them; they cost but
twenty-five cents a box at drug stores
and although in some sense patent prep
aration. yet believe / get more and bet
ter charcoal in StuaTt's Charcoal Lozenges
than IN any OF the ordinary charcoal tab
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23
NEW POSTS FOR GREAT
NORTHERN OFFICIAL S
Changes Not Yet Made, But Davis VIII
Probably Be Head of Minot Division

The changes to result from the reassign-
ment of officials due to the creation of a
4Mlnot. division and changes in the terri
tory covered by the Dakota and Northern
divisions of the Great Northern road have
not yet been officially announced
The opinion in railroad circles is that
]. NJ. Davis, superintendent of the Dakota
dlVlslon at Larfmore, will be made super
lntendent of the new Minot division, and
Macy Nicholson, assistant superintendent
at Larlmore, will become superintendent
or the Dakota division. c. O. jerks. il
Is thought, will retain his present position
as superintendent of the Northern divis-
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23
sympathize With the Mother

ST. PETERSBURG. April 22.+The
central committee of the journalist
organization; composed of many of the
most celebrated Russian writer's, includ-
ing Kerolenko, Gessen and Aannensky.
adopted a resolution Of sympathy with
the mother of Ivan Kaleieff, condemned
to death as the assassin of Grand Duke
Sergius, expressing the hope that the
time viii soon arrive when Russian
mothers viii no longer be Obliged TO
sacrifice their sons in the struggle for
liberty
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23
Watch off Viadivostok

ST. PETERSBURG, April 22-Pri-
vate dispatches say the Russian armor-
ed cruisers Rossia and Gromoboi and
the protected cruiser Bogatyr are
cruising outside of Vladivostok, ready
to make a diversion in favor of Ad-
miral Rojestvensky at an opportune
moment. The admiralty has sent an
immense amount of material for re-
pairing ships to Vladivostok and
is now sending many dockyard laborers
and mechanics there TO take part in
the work of refitting Admiral Rojest-
yensky's vessels in case he achieves a
victory. Over 500 men left ST Peters
burg for Vladivostok by special train
last night A big crowd saw them de-
part and great enthusiasm was mani
tested.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23

h~A 10 Will d lew
exceptions, such as tonight's issue of
the irrepressible Patrie. which makes a
violent attack upon Japan.
Guns Carry Farther Now
LONDON, April 22-Baron Hayashi.
the Japanese minister to Great Britain,
said today:
Il do not consider that the Japanese
note to the French government could
be termed protest 1t simply calls the
attention of France to Vice Admiral
Rojestyensky's long stay in Kapranh
bay. Unfortunately. discussion 6f the
matter occupied considerable time be-
fore the French government secured
the riddance of unwelcome guests and
serious injury will have been do4e.
Japan knows that the French govern
ment was not an active parry to the
harboring of the Russian Pacific
squadron. but the inactivity of France
had reached a serious stage. and we
would have been perfectly justified in
attacking the Russian squadron in
Kamranh bay
The three mile rule, under which
France defends her inactivity, was
the distance recognized as shore waters
when three miles was the maximum
range of guns. The range of big guns
today is twenty miles. Should Admiral
Togo attack the Russians in Kamranh
bay many projectiles would fall on the
French shore. This is one of the points
which was under discussion in Paris"
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23
Railroad Men Visit cItv

II. C. Shepherd, division freight agent ~
the Pennsylvania road stationed at IN
dianapolis, was in st. Paul yesterday on
business. VA
Freight Traffic Manager w. w. Brough-
ton of the Great Northern road will re-
turn today from the Pacific coast, where
he has been for several weeks on a bust
ness trip.
s. F. Boyd, division passenger agent Of
Ihe Rock Island at Davenport Ia was in
ST Paul yesterday visiting railroad
friends.
c. E. Mcpherson. general nassengar
agent Of the Northern Pacific road sta
tioned at Winnipeg, was in st. Paul. yes
terday OF business.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23
MILWAUKEE, EXTENSION
HAS BEEN COMMENCED
Graders and Supplies Have Arrived at
Armour, S. D.
Special to The Globe

Special to The Globe
MITCHELL, s. D., April 22.-Two train
loads of graders and supplies for the ex-
tension of the Milwaukee road north ar
rived at Armour today The building
of this line this season as far as White
Lake will shorten the route from Sioux
City to Chamberlain. from which point the
black Hills extension and the Pacific
coast line. of the c., M. & st. p. road will
be built
This latest move on the part of the
Milwaukee road Yerifies their statement
that they would build from Armour to
Orient in Faulk county, within a short
time. This is taken by Milwaukee 4
st. Paul officials as a part OF the plan of
President Earling for extensions in South
Dakota this year, for which 5000, 900 was
set aside.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23
To Drain Red RIver Valley

A proposal has been submitted to the
Red River valley counties of North pa
kota by the government in which an offer
Is made to spend "a, 600 in preparing plans
ana estimating the cost of draining the
lands of this valley. provided the counties
subscribe an equal sum. Two counties
have already voted to do so and as soon
as the matter has been decided the en-
gineer in charge of the government drain
age Investigations will begin work
Mr. Elwood Mead, chief of irrigation
ana drainage Investigations, has arranged
with State Engineer Fellows of Nnrth IA
kota to make a trip through that state
and the Red River valley to study condi-
tions and complete arrangements =
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23
NORTHERN DIVISION
HEADQUARTERS CHANGED
Great Northern Shifts Headquarters From
Grand Forks to Crookston

Orders have been issued from Great
Northern headquarters to abandon the
headquarters of the northern division at
Grand Forks. n. D., and remove TO
Crookston, MINI. Division Superintendent
jerks has made arrangements and will
move soon.
To-. ns tho T7oas - ST.t- =; i ,tat o.ts[o
The new northern division will reach from
Cass Lake to Crookston, including branch
lines in that territory: from Barnesville
to st. Vincent and from Fargo to Green
bush. The Dakota division will extend
from Crookston to Devils Lake. n. D..
and from Barnesville to the boundary. and
the branch lines intervening.
The station at Crookston will be raised
to two stories and suitable office building
will be erected soon.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23
VIII Hire Section Men

WASHINGTON, April 22-Capt. King
assistant chief to Engineer Wallace, has
isthmus Of Panama, and after consultation
with his superior officer announced that
the, seryices of between SO and rs trained
railroad section men are required at once
10 begin the work of canal construction
There is no time to secure these men
through the civil service commission. and
applicants are requested to apply to Capt
headQuarterss here
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23
Brokers Manager in the Tolls

PHILADELPHIA, April 22.-Word was
received here today from Washington
that Arthur ]. Barry. alias Edward Z.
Hunter. manager of Edward T. Hunter &
Co. a brokerage firm with Headquarters
in this city, WIS arrested there today
The arrest was made by Postal Inspectors
Morse and Malone of this city Barry was
held in 81 900 bail, charged with using the
mails 10 defraud.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23
DESTROYS. but DOESN'T Kill

JEFFERSON. Tex, April pa lorna
do sweeping a path of 100 yards and a
quarter of a mile long cut through the west
ern part Of the city 1t tore down houses.
wrecked two negro churches uprOOted
trees and gravestOnes. broke in the front
of TWO stores, shot timbers through rooms
and caused other damage. yet not a per-
son was injured. though many had mar
row escapes. The path was clean cut.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23
Loses Ground

WEST, PALM BEACH, Fla, April %.
The following bulletin was issued at
10 p. m by Frank Jefferson. SOD of
Joseph Jefferson:
MIR. Jefferson's condition is not so
favorable as this morning, but about
the same as last night. He is resting
quietly-r .sa
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23
500 Issues Folder

a pocket folder giving the official dates
of games to be played during the season
by the clubs of the American association
has been issued by the. 500 road. The 500
has also issued souvenir postal cards
printed in colors depicting scenes along
its line. The locks and rapids at Sauit
Ste. Marie old Fort Garry at Winnipeg,
and the first building built in St Paul
are among the illustrations
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23
Biz Verdict Rendered

PITTSBURG. Pa. April 22.-In the suit
of Elizabeth Davidson and others against
the Pittsburgh & Connellsville, leased and
operated by the Baltimore q Ohio. the
jury today brought in verdict for S621.-
4S1. The plaintiffs claimed damages Of
$1,500,e00 for property in the Second Ave-
nue. district, which was taken by con-
demnation proceedings by the railroad
company.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23
Rescues Sailors

CARDIFF, Wales. April 22-The
Swedish steamer Irene, Capt. Anderson,
from Mobile, Ala, March "a, via New
port News, April 1, arrived here today
with twenty men of the crew of the
fishing schooner Alice, which was
abandoned in sinking condition in the
middle OF the Atlantic ocean.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23
eIa Gravel PIT

The Great Northern is making ready TO
open what viii be the largest gravel Dit
in the northwest. near Angus station. on
the st. Vincent line. The pit will be two
and a half miles In length and viii be
equipped with all the best devices for
handling material
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23
WHEAT DEAL. ENDS,
ANOTHER In SIGHT
Continued From Twenty-ffth Page

his associates, whether including Gates
or not, were taking on liberal lots of
the later option. In one hour alone,
1t was estimated, these brokers had
bought more than 5000 600 bushels.
This buying Of July prompted fright
ened shorts to cover, they believing
that the Gates forces and the Armour
crowd had combined to bull the month
at the expense of the hard hammered
May. Tonight it was estimated that
100000 bushels of the May delivery
We're unloaded here and at Minneapo-
lie
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23
ROCK SLIDE WRECKS A
UNION PACIFIC TRAIN
Four Men Lose Their Lives at Edison
Tunnel, in Wyoming

CHEYENNE, Wyo.. April pa
west bound freight train on the Union
Pacific was wrecked by rock slide
tonight at Edison tunnel, 125 miles
west of here. The train was just
emerging from the tunnel when the
slide occurred and buried a portion of
the train. Four men are said to have
lost their lives, as follows:
ENGINEER NELSON
FIREMAN HOOK.
A brakeman.
Unknown tramp.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23
win Build in British colun,bia

Extensive railroad operations in British
Columbia will soon be inaugurated by the
Great N Northern railway company The
latest advlces are that the road will build
from point on its present line, possibly
Midway. and follow the SimiI ka meen
river until Princeton is reached Building
operations. will commence this year and
the line win be later continued TO the
Pacific coast.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23
Passive sympathy or fellow feeling

Passive sympathy or fellow feeling is
nothing but sentiment; il does not cheer
the depressed; il does not comfort the af-
ficted; IL does not visit the fatheriess; -
II does not clothe the naked: IL does not
feed the hungry Genuine sympathy must
be active. real. positive and practical; il
must cheer, comfort. heal. clothe and
feed As Dean FaTrar puts it: IF love
shows not itself in deeds OF love then our
Christianity is heathenism and our relig-
fiths.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23
J Ripley Says He win Net Reglon

SANTA BARBARA, Cal, April p
Regarding the published statement that
i. p: Ripley, president of the Santa Fe.
would resign and be succeeded by Pres
1Gent George L. Harris of the Burlington.
President Ripley said today:
4 have not resigned, have not been
asked to resign and have 10 intention OF
DONG so. This report about NV resfgna-
ton crops out every few months and L
am beginning to set tired of contradict
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23
FOSS CLAIMS ON PRESENT VALUES ST 2e
WIDOW Or A SUICIDE
IS GIVEN A VERDICT
Snecial to The Globe

Special to The Globe
MITCHELL, S. D., April 22.-Sev-
eral months ago Joseph Lund of Alex
andria committed suicide, the cause of
which was a judgment obtained
against him for commission on a sale
of land, when at the same time new
trial had been ordered by the court.
The case came up again in the circuit
court at Alexandria this week, when
Mrs. Lund secured a verdict in her
favor. The commission claimed by
the Ewing & Parker company OF
Spencer was $500.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23
Kamimura eoes 70 ManiIa

MANILA. April 22.@The Japanese
consul, Martha Goro. has. il is reported,
received a cablegram addressed to Vice
Admiral Kamimura. 1t Is inferred
from this that Vice Admiral Kamimura
Is about 10 make a call at this port.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23
Steamship Grain Rates Fixed

MONTREAL. April 22.-The steamship
companies have fixed 2 cents per bushel
as the opening rate on wheat from Fort
William to Georgian bay on Lake Huron
ports and cents TO Montreal
Steamers chartered in the trade have a
combined carrying capacity of over 1,5O0,-
600 bushels
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23
: Moroccan Tribes Revolt

TANGIER, Morocco, April 22-The
Doukala, Chiadma and Mtouga tribes are
in full revolt near Mogader. The kaids
of the Chiadma and Ntouga tribes have
been killed. Mogador. or SUR. is a port
on the west coast Of Morocco, south OF
the Tesift river.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23
Dies WhIIe eoastlnn

HATRE, Mont. April 22.-With a boast
that he had never been sick day in his
life still on his lips. Edward Kennedy, a
Great Northern fireman and organizer of
the first volunteer fire company of Mime
apolis. dropped dead here today. He was
20 years OF age.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23
Monsarratt May Have Reslnned

COLUMBUS. O.. April ga rumor was
current IN railroad circles today that
Nicholas Monsarratt, president OF the
ISanawlia & Michigan and GAINESVILLE &.
Western roads, has rendered his resigna-
ton and will retire as chief executive of
e2e tour roads May !. MI Monsarratt de-
clined either tn confirm or deny- tie r;-
NOR.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23
Assemblies South of Formosa

MANILA, p. l., April %. = Narata
Goro, the Japanese consul here. has
received telegram announcing that
Admiral Tcgo's main squadron will as
semble south of Formosa.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23
Ordered Away

PARIS, April %. A semi-official
telegram from st. Petersburg says that
Emperor Nicholas has ordered Admiral
ReJestvenskys squadron to leave
French territorial waters.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23
The eeneficlaries

rs your husband buying any Easter
gowns this year?" asked the curious
woman.
Several of them answered young Mrs
TOrkins. but the bool1makers' wives are
wearing them ''-Washington Star.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23

PITTSBURG, Pa, April 22-About 900
riveters employed by the Pressed Steel
Car company went on strike today for an
advance in wages.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23

Ruskin says: 1t is a good and safe rule
to SojOurn in every place as il you meant
10 spend your life there, never Omitting an
opportunity of doing a kindness or speak,
ing a true word or making friend.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23
PRESIDENT Is TOBE
MISSING AT CHURCH
Walks of With Tent on His Back Out
of Sound of Church Bells

GLENWOOD SPRINGS, Colo, April
22.-Camp Roosevelt was today trans
ferred from the east to the west di-
vide. President Roosevelt and party,
according to a report received here to-
night, were up early and, taking their
tents on their backs. started for the
VIII Gregor ranch, which is twenty
miles from Newcastle. They have
pitched their camp on the banks of
West Divide creek, and will remain
there until some time next week. p
B. Stew9rt bade the president goodby
today and returned to his home in Col
orado Springs On account of the dis
tance from town President Roosevelt
will in all probability decline the in
vitation TO attend church in Newcastle
tomorrow.
CHICAGO, April 22.-President
RooSevelts visit to Chicago will take
place Wednesday. May II. Chairman
Marquis of the political action commit
tee of the Hamilton club announced
that reception would be given at the
clubhouse of the Hamilton from 2:30
TO p. m. on the day of the presidents
arrival. The date of the banquet by
the Iroquois club has not yet been def
nitely settled.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23
IMPERIAL GUARDS
PLOT AGAINST CAR

Continued From Twenty-ffth Page
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-23

here is mild, with a few unimportant
exceptions. such as tonight's issue of
the irrepressible Patrie, which makes a
violent attack upon Japan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-13

Ian lpraaidenta da Il d. @. i. en- an
aEbOl de man1anaq 6griaaS. perO 81
muItItud no eet8ba para guaaa y aFQu-
nos CentanaFea de Yooes aiQuierOn ade-
lante en- 81 cant0 hecho mas bian con
determination sinieatrl.
Eu 81 salon Is ntenci6n era gFRnde y
una q dos veOel q pFesidente de la
eonolei6n de hacienda arnenaz6 con
deapelar. La IeCtura del informe des-
estimandO d oferta da Is Gomp6fIfa
Smith, fn6 escuchada ainennb lFp0 con
sllencios0 inteY6s. Las 30 zones dad&a
eYan vagas. Sc declaraba que lss con.
dieiOnes no eran clarag y que Los bsne.
feiOa que habfa de racibir q ciudad
catalan COnOedidO5 en- t6rminOB mu9
prOblemsticoa para tomaFlos en- cOnBis
deFsCi6n.
In multitud silb6 y cnRnd0 81 pFaai-
dente dijo 8 gritOs: edaR6 que los
eChen fueras. IOs uiieres no Glem0s6Fa-
ron entueiasm0 Rlgano. eIadrOneas.
grlt6 aIguien de an extreme del salon
= desde entonee8 hastR la concIusi6n
del meeting frages semejanteG diriiidas
a AOs miembr0G del C0mit6 cram fre.
Cuents
Cuando teFmin6 Is Iectura del infor-
me deseChand0 b proposition Smith y
aprOband0 ls TT. Ct I an iudividuO ca
un extreme del salon quiso prOnunci@r
IN disCursO en- oposiCi6n peFO 81 cemi-
te no 10 peFmiti6.
El pReaidente exeIGm6: eNuegtr0
tiemp0 est6 imitRd0 y no podemos Dir
& uatad.D
IA esta manifestation del presidente
aigui6 una avalanche de ailbidos acom-
psfiados de lac palabraa: eiQu6 YeF-
gisDzal2
eSi contin6an de ese modo les hare
echar fuera0 -g-it6 eI preaidente.
GHagG b pFuebaa oontsst6 d muE.
titud.
81 presidente Feoonsider6 Ga deci-
sion anterior y oOncedi6 d palhbFa 81
que ID hRbfa pedido y 6ste pidi6 que ge
leyeFa una caftR del alcRlde WeaVeR
d0nde Be- reC0mendabR Ba pOspOsici6n
del Rsuut0. AL menoiOnarse 81 nom.
bra del alCalde, d muItitud CRITIC y
despu6s que ea lego su cArta hQb0 una
pRuBa embaFazos8.
GPr0pong0 que se poapODga D. con.
sideraci6n del menaoie del aIcBIde9 -
propUaO an niembro del comit6. No
hubo an vot0 en- contra. PcC1 despu6s
De- vot6 d presentation del informe s
los conce50s ain Rec0mendac aDgun0.
Cuando ID multitud Oy6 este. die an
gritO de indignaoi6n y GO diFiji6 deOi-
didamente % ConCejo. En- estos momen-
tos hsbrfsn 10 menos 1000 hombFes
que marChaban pOr los Gorredore8
CRntando: eVamos colgar Thom Do
Ian & an &FbOl de man8anaa 6griBB9
y 81 eco FeperCutf0 trav6I del edifi
clio.
(Continda en- ID psgina ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-06-13

M 8
~! lMp0IeAnt9 ulaF10 americas
no eMunlcipal JournRlS. de Filadelfis
dice, con feGhR recienta. ID Qde aigue:
En- mayo is Ias CGmaea8 munieipoIas
de IA ciudad de FiladeIfia. por an Voto
de Ill contra 13, oceptsROn @ ofelts
de la 9United Gas Improvement Go. ,
para EEOFrcgaF el contratO del gaa6 !.
metro de d ciudpd, pOr an periodic de
% afi1s, bnio lag aig0ientes Condi-
cfonep: S25 GOO 10000 en dinero y
$40 600. 600 90 Que ae han de Gastar en-
mejORag duRonto aquel periodic.
"A viFtud de ests pFOpoBici6n. ell con.
gumidor Sc vera obligad0 6 paQaF du-
FRnte los pT6ximoa % amos un peso por
Cada mil pies c6biCos de gaR que con-
gumG y so OentavOg duranta los ais
Goleuees 53 affog. EstB CfeFt9 fu6
aceptada en contra de b de Edward
B Smith & Co, an Sindicato de CRs
pitRliatas de New York. que ofreCi6
preCisamente las miAmaa suna8 en
uineFO y pBFR mel 9Fas-$ $25 600 600 y
$40 600. 900 Coy adem8a ofrecfS una
tercera purte de las gananCiBs para Ia
Ciudad, por los primeros 10 eflos. y
una mitad de Las gananciag por los 65
Efi0g aiguienteg, pFOmetiendo s ID Ciu-
dad. 81 asf 10 deCidia, FeduciF 81 preci0
del gas 8 so centay0s Dor milI0F de pies
C6biCOs Embellishments. y eeg1n Gcre-
CentaFan la6 ganaucias reduCir 81 pre-
clio SGn mas. s 20 8 so centaVos, 3 &
una cifcA menoF
Hacfa semsnas que la prenHa de ID
cudRd Sc habfa undo en- contra de %
perpetraCi6n de este gran dafio pOr los
conCPj joG muniCi paIes, RpelandO final
meDte q los Ciudadanoa para que aaig.
tior2n s las dos seaioneg de los C0nCeioa
el diG en- que hGbfa de vOtRFse 81 Gaun.
to; con IL esperanza de que loo MEM
bros de aduel.oe cuefpos ae inpFesiO.
n4ran con una demonstration tSI de aue
electoreg que Los hiCierR ObPaP honra-
damente en- bie0 de loo interaaes de d
Ciudad. Qoe tal esperanto ers ilus0-
ria SO vera poF Is Biguiente rolRci6n
hecha pOr IN testigO personal de lAs
esOenag que tuViefOn lugar en- laG ca
msTaG del ConCeio y en- los oorredores
del nnupicipiO.
Lla seaiones del comit6 y de los con-
CejOO tuer0n aCOmp0fIadAs por el dee0r-
den mas terrible que Ge ha preSenCind0
en- b Ciudod quSquera deBde los diss
de 10 ravoluci6n. a d una de q tarde
el Comit6 de haOiendG Te9ibi6 el infor-
me del sub.comite reComendRnd0 la
aceptaci6D de u proposition bechB por
ID United Gas Improvement Co.
In muItitud de CiudRdanOs. desaOss
de que % hiCiera iusticia, difCultAbR &
Los miembros del cOmit6 8 moVeFse de
IN lado & otro, mientFas en- loo Corre-
dOFeB CentenareS empujabRn, Be reVol-
Wan v se estrOpeabnn en- 81 eaf lerzo
de yer 10 que pasAbs en- 81 interior.
A'guien On tOno de guGsn empez6 cstl-
tahdo: SVamos 6 ahorC,SE 6 Thorn Do