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Rh poetical reports printed in Volume 347, of the Copperation Council's Opinions for October, 1906, page 926,

When Aldermen were owned by private interests the public interests suffered, but in this town where the City Fathers belong to the City they have to do what the City tells them to, or get out."

It sounds good," was all that Alice could think of to say.

"What I was trying to tell you when the Alderman interpolated—" the Hatter went on.

"There he goes again!" growled the March Hare.