Recent information throws still more light on the Electric Lighting Co> For several months now little has been doing because of the wa: We have an alternating and not a direct current and 110 voltage, whereas most places seem to have 220 voltage. Any firm Allied or American that cares to bestir itself to supply meters and other material to meet our situation would probably find it worth while. The writer has heard quite casually of four places badly in need of me ters and other supplies. They are told such supplies are npurchee able in Hankow, or
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