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The evening world., 1919-01-07

THE world turmoil OF war having
ceased. save for the settings
OF Bolsheviki. Jugo- Slavs, Ger
man political upheavals. few strikes
ever and anon, and the high cost OF
living still CALLING. Mrs. Jarr was
taking up the ordinary excitements OF
domestic life. such as auctions, again.
ct saw the most beautiful mahog-
any dining room set in an auction
room to-day" she remarked. as soon
as Mr.. Jarr was in for the night
And It was only six hundred dol
lars, too!
-only II got "a new dining room
set I'd have to get a new dining room
rug" said Mrs. Jarr. And IL | get
new dining room set and new din
ing room rug it would make the par
lor furniture look so shabby that I'd
have TO get a new parlor set, and that
would mean new lace curtains and
new velvet portieres. And n we had
all those things they would look too
nice for this dinsy old nat. and we'd
have TO move and take nicer apart
nent, with an onyx hall and hall
boy
II never saw an onyx hdllboy."
Interrupted Mr.. Jarr. Il think they
charge you extra for an onyx hallboy.
I've seen a lot OF them that had mar
bic heads. but a hallboy that was
onyx all the way through is certainly
a modern improvement, new TO me"
"You know what meant" said Mrs.
Jdrr sharply. Il mean an onyx hall
way, with an elevator, and a hallboy,
who also attends TO the telephone
switchboard; and when YOU want him
20 run the elevator he's at the tele-
phone and when you want him at the
telephone he's running the elevator.
Yet you can't even look at one OF
those apartments under eighteen hun
dred dollars year,"
Il wish | had it 20 give you" said
Mr.. Jarr. ceasing his banter and re-
garding her with a smile. Il only
wish could get YOU everything in this
world YOU wish for, my dear. Not
only before Christmas and after
Christmas but all the year round as
we'll"
"Maybc we are better on than a lo'
OF other people. That's one comfort
said Mrs. Jarr, optimisticaly. You
didn't have to go to the war to gel
wounded and come back to find q
Stacker had your job, the children are
al well and you are well and / an
well, while everybody else has SUI.
forcd from the innuenza-and health
is a blessing more than money"
swell, suppose l do make some oX
ira money in tho New Ncar?' asked
/ don't mean siK-hundrcd- dollar set
of furniture or onyx hallboys, bu
something We can AFFORD. And MIA
would We get tor the children
Something useful?"
1T docs seem a shame to get thu
children clothes and shoes. which the!
have TO have anyway, and tell then
they are useful, " said Mrs. Jarr. ."
know how woman feels when sh
gets as Il gift a carpet sweeper or
fircloSs cooker or even a vacuum
clcancr--somcthinE to WORK with
when what her heart desires /
clothes or jewclry.'
"Woll, | will tell YOU Wha, well do,
said Mr., Jdrr eayly. ~ make an
extra money, as expect to 500
Wen spend it roolishly Wen bu
some nice clothes and go on a trl
30 Atlantic city or Catalina Islam
or Bermuda. Lik" you, am tired q
being Sensible and practical Gee
~ great to enjoy what YOU can
really afford, When the mono
comes let Us bc foolish and happy
~ tho rich say" and scrImp. but "
VIII he improyidcnt ana happy
The evening world., 1919-01-07
The Evening Worlds
Kid die Klub Kornerx,
Conducted bv Eleanor Schorer ~
By RES rauaao CO. sew ,u, ~
Billy Boy IN the Greenwood o.
By Uncic BiH

NHRS BRulN was going out To-
wi tho dinner. so she told the
babies, Bub and Sis. to keep
very quiet ana sleep ttu she came
back. Thcy cudd.cI down obcdicutly.
Then Mrs. Bear went away
Down near the foot of tine noun.
tain in the big hotel Iuly boy was
locked In his room and told to keep
real still.
Billy BOY pressed his bit uf nose
against the window aud wanted TO
get out. When the rhambcrmaid
came he Slipped quietly nut and
down, down tho stairs ,o the door,
and Just outside ho met the most
beautiful fairy green and gold and
maroon dots all over her beautiful
wings.
Hello" said Btlly BOY.
80 you've come at last" said the
fairy In the unlcst voice. SOW fu.-
low me"
So Rilly Roy did
Away he trottod. tho fairy lust
ahead. At last she stopped To- sip a
little nectar from a pretty nowcr. and
Billie caught her tight IN one little
hand, and trottcd up the little path
for long, long time. then nc whis-
pcrcd TO the fairy, clutchcd IA his
hand, where 90 live? Where is
Fairyland?" And then he trlppcd on
a root and went down kcrbump.
Billy opened his hand. and thor,
was the fairy all crushed and quite
dead. Billys heart waN all broken
when "A little voice called "Billy Iov.
whore you Eoing?" And scur.N ng
down n big tree came Mr.. Chipmunk.
who sat down on his Launches and
kinked his plumy tail up over MS
| bnck we was goin," muancd Billv,
TO Fairyland"
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- HtDDDRlNG, fled back to my
- room. closed the door silently
~ and crcpt into bed, For the
first time in my life was
afraid! / had never seen such a look
upon any human creature before, she
had seemed like some forocious,
snarling beast about to spring! ! felt
that If she had discovered me spying
on her she would have struck me down
without mercy. She had looked cap
able OF murder anything!
What could have happened and at
this hour, 10 put her in such a iiond-
ish rage? And what had she been
doing in that hail at the table
Then swift thought flashed across
my mind, and u cold feeling settled
about my heart, like tho clutch of an
icy hand, My lcucrs' She had read
my letters,
II was "A horrible, low suspicion 20
har'bor, even against her. but II took
instant possession of m" | felt that
at all costs / must know II it were
justified.
The light roappcarcd under my door,
the footsteps passed, ana darkness en-
Nclopcd mo again. | lay QuakinS m
every limb, listening for tine striking
of the old clock on the stairs st
length II came; one, tWo'
! waited uutl II doomed the half
hour, and then, ncrvinE myself dos
perately against the choking fear
which grppod me by the ,nroat,
stepped from my bed, ana felt rh az
my table until my fingers CLOSED over
the box Of matches I would not dur,
to strike a light until I reached The
hall below, but once there | must bn
able To- ascertain Il my letters had
been disturbed
Sever shall | be- able to forget tho
horror Of that iutrrmiuublc ioururl
down the stairs, | held my breath,
| IN tho tense darkness, and cIuug u
| tho banlstcr-, afraid to put my whol,
weight ON each step lest the stair,
Crcdk ana bciraN me
A. last my trembling hand found
| the newell post, AVID | crOuchod thrr,
| Tor time, listening rrarrlIlv for th,
| slightest sound from above. Th,
/ brooding silence was unhrokcn ana
1 h"nN "l a sigh of rolior had ruarl..
/ tn" foot ~ tho staircase i'm safety
/ but th" hardest part of my venture.
,9mc task la! SIN b,t9r. ~.
The evening world., 1919-01-07

she was perfect IN her place, the DO.
nestle arrangements OF the house
moved like CloCkwork. but there was
something about her which / did not
understand.
II was late that evening. after we
had finished "a final rubber uf bridge
and were still seated idly about the
table, that the greatest shock Of all
cam" TO me. and. as before, 4 was
Alarlc who prccipiGIted IT,.
what do YOU think" he remarked,
looking suddenly across at me. THAT
fellow has gone; the man In after
noon, bag and baggage and the dog.
lie had a pile of trunks ana suit
cases, too, enough to stay all sum
m'r. Must have changed ms mind
very suddenly, oh?'
Conc! Gilbert wds conc, and with
him, my last hope Of escape
The evening world., 1919-01-07

"Oh, well. so far as that goes. don't
cry. for this is an Fairylani. and "
Is the Greenwood. too. This is fine
place
Billy BOY dropped the dead fairy
aud asked softly. Where is oo
house,"
MIR Chipmunk flirtrd has bushv ta -
and answered airilN. "Oh. every
whore: up IN tn" green trees mOsttNR
except when I 20 10 bod" H
where is 90 bed" persisted HH4t
Mr. Chipmunk did not have time f53
answer. for Mr.. Bluejay, the Green y
wool police, sent out shriu wat'n.f
ing, and little Chippy scurried duwa
q tiny hole In the ground ~.
SO that's where he sleeps" smfsl.s
Billy; I'm going home" s5l
But he climbed right on up tnaf
mountain. 81
The evening world., 1919-01-07
MAZDA Finds OEt That She Is a
"Guest' in a Queer Household
Copyright 1918. by Robert NJ. Mcbride 4 Co
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS

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nAns up Nal
tTTti b4H
The evening world., 1919-01-07

YELLOW coMPLExloN-M. p:
Clogged system, poor circulation, in 70
digestion or jaundice may cause This.
No external treatments will improve
this condition. Bile In the tissues
and blood due TO obstruction in the
bile ducts causes iaundice.
The evening world., 1919-01-07

SUPERFLUoUS HAIR-Marjory
X; DO not use depilatories as they
only induce a heavier growth by
stimulating the action OF the skin. BY
all means 20 20 a competent prac-
titioner and have the hair removed by
the electric needle.
The evening world., 1919-01-07
WHAT is AN ElIxiR7-An elixir
Is a syrup containing alcohol

ABOUT MAsSAGE-T. r. W.:
Massage for the face is about the
same as massage for other parts of
tho body, except that it must be ap-
piled more gently, Patting. is applied
with the fingers, lightly striking the
skin. as though playing a piIno. This
method Is the usual one applied to
the face because it stimulates with
out pulling the nesh and causing 1t
TO sag. Another and heavier mas
sage stroke is applied by picking
up the flesh between the forefinger
and thumb. This movement is called
kneadinE.
The evening world., 1919-01-07

CREAM FOR OILY sKiN-Mar-
garct NJ: II is best not to use any
cream on oily skin, but some creams
do not exaggerate this condition. A
good one is given below: Tucture
,nzoin ! gram, borax grams. lano-
IN 10 grams. orange flower water 30
grams. oil sweet almonds 20 grams,
Warm the greases and oils in double
The evening world., 1919-01-07

OLIVE olL-M. G. D.: would
not advise you to use olive oil 20
fatten a thin face. II frequently
makes the skin sallow and may en-
courage the growth OF superfluous
hair. You must build up the entire
body to make the face fin out, but
even then, IT the bony structure is
shaped to form a thin face, nothing
will do much good toward changing
its shape.
The evening world., 1919-01-07

FATS IN THE BoDY-M. l. H.:
Fats in the body occur under the skin
tn the muscles and around certain
organs. They act as a protection for
the body against injury and serve
as a stored supply of fuel, in case
food cannot be taken. Fats are liquid
in the body and are stored in
Glbuminous cells.
The evening world., 1919-01-07
CHAPTER XII.

" ONG after tho house had settled
30 silence" paced my room in
"a perfect frenzy of despair.
Gilbert had broken his word.
The evening world., 1919-01-07
IAPTER XI.

NOonllnutu.l
- HtDDDRlNG, / fled back TO my
- room. closed the door silently
~ and crcpt into bed, For the
~ first time in my life ! was
The evening world., 1919-01-07

90. VIuo NUW IVTN EV'NInE NVTu
boiler, add boraI, beat well, then put
in the orange flower water, and last
ly add the benzoin.
The evening world., 1919-01-07

ONIONS FOR HEALTHIER. J. f.:
onions cooked or raw are beneficial
for the health. Raw onions are, how =
ever, better than cooked ones. Onions
contain sulphur and other things
beneficial TO the blood and general
health and they also quiet the nerves
and induce sleep.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-15
JUNE slVlDck
 Ar PALAcEe-s,.s,.. {. FTHjSr EVENING

"A woman :, of Redemption" is the title of a striking new. World Picture which will be shown at the Palace theatre tonight and Sunday Matinee. June Elyidge is the star of the pro duction and her leading man IS handsome John Bowers. There is no necessity for ,dilating on the beauty and acting ability of Miss Elvidge. Her, prepossessing appearance and attainments are known to all the patrons of World Pictures and they will be more than delighted with this new starring vehicle in which Miss Elvidge appears. "A Woman of Redemption" tells the story of the manner in which a woman se- cures the redemption of the mar she has come to love. Tho story is largely located in the southern noun tains amid scenes of exceptional beauty.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-15
MARY PlckFoRD IN HER LATEST AT THE COLISEUM SUNDAY

Rupert Hughes absorbing story, Johanna Enlists," as interpreted by Mary Pickford. supported by an ali staf cast. will be seen at the Coliseum Sunday night, along with a Para mount Mack Sennett comedy Whose Ldttle Wife Are You" and Para mount Trayeiogue, making a com binaaion for nights entertainment hard to beat.
 Johanna Enlists" is the character of play which "Our Mary" so loves to ,protray-privation and trials and poverty. a hard un.romantic life. but with the girls mind ever green TOT budding romance. then the flare ol buSles. the tramp tramp, tramp, ol marching soldiers. the pitiful ef forts of the little farm girl to spruce up, giving chances for the refined comedy. for which Mary Pickford i; noted. as well as tragedy. and finall, growing out of it the real romance of the pure heart of a young girl.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-15
sENNETT BEAUTIES IN NEWEST COMEDY

In the numerous novel scenes that
 make Whose Little Wife Are You?" the latest Paramount Mack Sennett comedy, a most notable picture. the famous Sennett beauties are con spiciously present, the result being a delightful entertainment. Whose Little Wife Are Your" will be shown
 at the Coliseum Theatre Sunday night.
 The story of the farce deals with a druggist who is infatuated with a pretty manicurist despite the fact that he is married. and whose son
 becomes his rival. Then there Is
 something doing every minute as the sequal shows.
 Most of the famous Mack-Sennett comedians appear in this comedy. These include Charles Murray. Way land Thatcher. Alice Lake and others.
 The comedy has a whirlwind finish Continued on Page Fiye.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-15

Whatever is really first-rate in pictures comes to you under that name Paramount Aircraft.
 Follow that name and you will never take a chance with your even- ing's entertainment.
 You want to know what sort of pictures, you are, going to see before you go to, tue theatre you want foresight, not nho9t hjndsight. V li.qIt is, the, best theatres in every locality that show Paramount Att craft, and it is [ the best theatres that advertise them as such with the name Paramount Aircraft right under the title Of the picture. Paramount Aircraft stands like a wonderful lighthouse amid all the ceaseless changes of the world of motion pictures. st
 The. radiance pours steadily out and guides, you to many perfect program. -T-'ve-- ~----s. -----.-s- ------
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-15
COLISEUM TO HAVE
 WESTERN DRAMA
 FOR TONIGHT ONLY

Tn Revenge" a Metro picturiza- ton of Edward Moffatt's famous novel of the West. Hearts Stead. fast" Edith Storey. star is sup ported by most capable cast in this picture which was directed by Tom Browning who produced he first picture. "The Eyes of Mystery under her new alliance.
 Wheeler Oakman is her leading man. Revenge" Is the first Metro picture in which he appears in this capacity. He was recently seen in Princess Virtue, '"'The Spoilers "The Ne'er Do Well" "The Battle of Hearts,. Shotgun Jones'" and ''The Cycle of Fate"
 Ralph Lewis a well known heavy best remembered by picture audi
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-15
WILLIAM FARNUM IN 1.-THE HEART OF A LION"

' All PALACE EfsST.73sxf Based on Ralph Connor'sscelebrated novel, The Doctor" William Ear nun in 'sFhc Heart of Lion" lat the Palace Sunday night tells the story of strong virile drama of the west and is a whole show in itself. with out the other features---a weekly Literary Digest, the usual Sunda, night musical concert and a Harold Lloyd comedy, Just Dropped h. Comedy and tragedy are subtly interwoven, and etched clearly and vividly are the real life incidents which take on character with the acting of a master like William Far nun. supported as he is by the bes l movie artists. How love and un selfishness overcome their opposites ! are contrasted in a moral lessor
 worth while. | William Farnum offers just another of his artistic character interpreta tions. He meets every requirement as the self-sacrificing brother. Al
 the doctor in the little mining towl he provides a pathetic touch tha
 adds, greatly to the worth Of thu | production.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-15

ences for his work in a leading role tion"
 The role of Tiger LIP is in the capable hands of Alberta Ballard a player well known for her work with companies on the West Coast Miss Ballard presents sterling characterization of Western bad womanlr Coliseum for tonight only
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-15
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coLIsEuM-Mary Piekford in an ArtesaK proddction, "Jehanna Er. Itstswsfor Sunday night along Witn sParamount Mack sennett comedy 'sWhose Little Wife Are You" and aWeessIy of up-to-date events, aud Paramount Travelosue, For Sat urday risht only Edith Storey in "Revense;" western drama witd red-biooded action, and comedy and Weekly to open the show.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-11-15

PALAcE-For Sunday night William Farndm in "The Heart of Lion" a super de lux western play with action from stort to finish along with a Weekly, Literary Digest, the Usual concert, and . Ha. oI, Lloyd comedy, "Just Dropped h." -, :. comedy, "Just Dropped in," For Toniaht and Sunday Matinee, June EIvidae in "A Woman of Redemp tion."
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1919-06-28
COLVILLE NEWS
Advertisement.

Go to Rich's for your glasses. Sat-
isfaction guaranteed.
Photograph records 15c at the Sc
and Toe store
Team Of mares and colt for sale.
Roy Masterson. Colville.
For sale, set of harness, cheap.
Inquire Leo Gordon's Harness shop.
F. J. Van Buren, wants 4-foot
wood. Apply Vans Cafe, Colville.
For sale, cheap, bay team, weight
about HOO, also harness. Phone
$500 or write "X", care Examiner.
For sale, registered Hereford
bull, past years old, good breeder.
Write John Huber, Blue Creek, Wash.
For sale, 85 head of sheep. For
particulars write Mrs. A. Loiselle,
Aladdin, Wash.
For sale, Mitchell 3-inch wagon,
almost new. Clifford Heublein, Col
vile route l.
For sale, chicks q and weeks
old. So per doz. 4O7 w. First ave.
Colville,~ Washington.
For sale, 7-room house, 8 lots,
outbuildings, on S. Walnut. Inquire
327 N. Elm, phone 355, Mrs. Clara
ellison, Colville, Wash.
One hundred and twenty acre
homestead, some cleared; house and
barn, to trade for car. See G. B.
Ide, Colville.
For sale, Al Nash 11a-ton truck,
electric lights and self starter;
cheap. Inquire Columbia Garage,
Colville.
For SALE, eggs from my Idaho
stock purebred R. I. Reds; 81 for Is
eggs; birds very large and dark. B.
F. Flint, 1852 w. Sd, Colville.
Lost on June 8, lady's gold watch
with gentleman's gold chain and
locket, with R. H. C. on locket. Lost
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Quickbargains

160-acre farm 5 miles from Col
vile, 2 miles from railway station;
35 acres in cultivation, and 20 more
can be plowed; place lies well, has
nice creek crossing it, and fine spring
water at house; the best Of deep
black soil and produced a fine crop
of corn last summer; will grow any
thing produced in this section. Has
good big log house, good fences,
barn and sheds, school on one corner
of the place, r. F. D. and telephone
line. Price $4,000 with $500 cash
and another payment in two years,
and balance strung out for years.
This is worth the money and will
pay for itself.
Well improved and highly cult
waited farm of 100 acres, located 8
miles from Colville, on level road,
half mile from school; has R. F. D.
and telephone in house; 145 acres in
cultivation, growing fine crops of al
falfa, clover, small grain, corn, vege-
tables and any crop desired; cutting
two and three crops alfalfa each
year; about S acres good timber for
Tirewood; improved with good FIVE
room cottage, new barn with cement
foundation, and all other necessary
farm buildings; good fencing; fine
water system with water piped to
house, barn and feed lots with air
pressure pump and system. Price
$4,000 Good terms.
COLVILLE LAND COMPANY
O. N. Bell, L. M. Mcfarland
Colville, Wash.
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COLVILLE LAND COMPANY
O. N. Bell, L. M. Mcfarland
Colville, Wash.
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bonds to us yourself by registered mail We will remit
day received at the best market price, Teephonewire
write for quotations Liberty Bonds any security
quotations.
IRVING WHTTEHOUSE COMPANY
Davenport Hotel Bldg Box g. Spokane, Wash
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-06

Itados CONSTITUENCIES juzgaron util Ia
aprobacion del citado a%rticulo, que
entro Il integrar la Carta Magma.
Pero ell Executive sc We en- ell ca
so dc proponer que sea suprimida tai
atribucion, pues los hechos poste-
riorcs han evidenciado que aparte de
producer ell resultado ultinlo que Ia
Suprema Corte Sc concierta en- ell arbi-
tro de las elecciones, confunde Ia
6rbita judicial con ia electoral, pre-
supone que ell magistrate puede pres
cindir del temperamento politicc
para conceder libre de TODD prejui-
clio los problemas del sufragio efec-
two, V pasar por alto la impossible
dad de substraerse a las influencias
politicas para averiguar las ~violacio-
mes al voto. como fuera de d~esearse.
segln Ia ley. Ademas, la ingerencia
(Pasa a la 5a. paS. Col. Sal
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-06
IN ERROR QUE CCMETEN
MUCHOS

No espere a sufrir de reumatismo
para atender sus rinones. Siempre
que Sc sienta MODESTO y que su sueno
sea sin reposo; que su vejiga Sc ha-
lie d~ebilitada, tanto este organo CO.
mo los rinones deben ser atendidos.
Es un grave error posponer el ira
tamiento. Foley Kidney Pill" de-
volveran Ia salud a sus rnones Y 10
conservaran fuerte Y s~aludable. To-
melas desde lueso; desde Ia prime
"a dosis Sc experimental mejoria. De
venta en- todas las Boticas. (Ady.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-05-06
No debe tener municipio Libre la Gu
dad dc Mexico.

l.. materia menciorada en- prl-
mer lugar en- Ia c~onvocatorla de .
| de MARIO ultimo. es Ell nombramlento
de los Magistrates de la Suprema
Corte de Justicia de Ia Macon, con-
formc 4 IA Fraction NV del articulo
! 10 &c Ia Carta Magma. ProHimo a te-
| uecer Ell periOdo de los actuales mlem-
Lrcs dc csc alto Cuerpo. correspond
al H. Congreso. en- los termlncs del
a~rticulo 90 Constitutional. elig3rse en-
! Colegi1 Electoral para la deslgna-
ci6n de los nuevos Magistrates.
La H. Camara de Senadores sc ma
! servido aurobar Ia adicion a IA oa-
So sernnda de la Traction ~ del ar
IticuIo IS de la Carta Magma en- ter
.ninos de oue el Municipio de Ia clu-
DAD dc Mexico sea regido o in con-
sejo de funci0Ees determlnadaS en-
| lev especial. rtccediendo del Ele-
cutivo mientras esta sc eXpioe, a
nombrar los miembros del ConseJo, en-
numero bastante.
e. executive ha r,anifestado siem-
pre- 81 conviction franco de que Ia clu-
dad dc Mexico debc constltulr, por
"a fuerza de los hechos, una eXcep-
cion dentro de la rcgla del Munich
MO Libre. En- la Gn;ciatlva CORES
pondienre Sc cnnumeraron como ra-
zones la convenience dc Saivaguardar
los Poderes Supremos RESIDENCES en-
ell Dlstrito Federal; la propiedad de
que 81 dinero de los contrihuyentes re
derales pase a las Areas del Ayunta-
miento de la ciudad de Mexico pa
"a les gastos de la Capital; Ia lncor-
gruencia de aceptar, contra las pro-
vercioaes de Ia Carta Magma, Ia in
depencencia constitutional de una En-
Cidad cue no puede cumplir el esprit
III del mismo C0digo de que sean Ii
bres solamcnte las in%stitacioncs ca
uaces dc ~SostenerSe por 81 miSmas; la
IrremediaDle pcnuria del Munlciplo.,
cuvas deudas crecen cada dia, sin
que existen cspcran2aS l6gicaS dc que
mejoren u %finarzas: Ia penosa eX-