electric car lines, in two ways: first, as a means of cheap and
rapid transportation to the healthier atmosphere of suburban
homes readily accessible from business; and second, in many
localities as a means of transportation to the country, or
seashore, or parks, where an occasional outing may be en
joyed. The Government relies in large measure on the tele
graph to keep in touch with the many branches of its various
departments. The self government of a nation of 80,000,000
people without this aid would indeed present problems.
That electricity plays an important part in the inner life of
the people is undeniable.
Eilectricity stands for progress. This is continually
being demonstrated. Not only does it stand for material
progress, but also for advance in the intellectual life and in
most of those things that pertain to the welfare of our
countrymen. Thus it will be seen that American civilization
owes much to electricity and the way it manifests itself.
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