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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-01-06
LOUNSBURY,S FIRST ORDER.


| Hartford, Jan. 5.-Governor Louns-
bury this afternoon through the adju-
tant generals office issued a general or
der making the appointments on his
staff as follows:
Genera! Order No. /.
/. The following order from the COM
mander-in-chief is hereby promulgated
for the information of all concerned:
state of Connecticut.
Executive Department, Hartford, Jan.
A. 1890
Order The following named persons
have been appointed on the staff of the
governor ana commander chief to
take rank from January 4, 1899: Brig
adler General Louis N. Van Keuren
quartermaster general state of Connec-
ticut, of Bridgeport, to be adjutant gen.
e1al, with rank of brigadier general;
Captain George B. Newton, retired to
be quartermaster general with rank OF
brigadier general; j. Francis Caleb OF
Midletown to be surgeon general, with
rank Of br.gadier general; John w. Att
wood of Plainlield to be commissary
general, with rank Of brigadier general;
Hen-an O. Averill of Washington, to be
paymaster general with rank of br4ga-
dier general: George Fl. CoWell of Wa
terbury, to be judge advocate general,
with rank Of brigadier general; Rolin
s. Woodruff Of New Hayen, to be aide
de-camp, with rank of colonel; John
w Lowe of New Haven, to b. aile-de-
camp, with rank of colonel; Isaac N.
Ullman of New Haven, to be aida-de-
camp with rank of colonel; Henry j.
Steiner Of Norwich, to be aide-de-5amp,
with rank OF colonel.
They viii be obeyed and respected ac-
cordlrgly.
The adjutant general is hereby charg-
ed with the PRONUNCIATION Of this oider
to all concerned.
George r. Lounsbury,
Governor and Commander. in Chief.
2. The following appointments are
hereby announced for the information OF
all concerned; Colonel William e. N
Landers, assistant adjutant general, of
New London, to be assistant dj. gem
eral, with rank of colonel from Janu-
ary ., 1895, reappointed; Francis Par
sons of Hartford, to be ass staut quar-
termaster general, with rank of colonel,
from January 4, 1892
By order of the Commander-in Chief,
Louis N. Van Keuren,
Adiutan. General.
Official: William E. r. Landers,
Assistant Adjutant General
Note--General Order No. 26 is the last
of the series Of 1898.
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DIPLOMITIC IND CONSULAR.
Appropriation Bill Reported d-Mexict


Washington, Jan. 5.--The diplomatic
and consular appropriation bill was re-
ported to the house to-day 1t carries
about 81 700, 900, or a slight reduction on
last year. A consul general at Havana
and consuls at. Matanzas Cienfuegos,
Santiago, Baracoa, Manila, San JUAN
Sagua La Grande, Cardenas and Nuevi-
tas are not included in the appropria-
ton. Mexico appears for the first time
with the rank of embassy. and the sal
ary of the ambassador is placed at ST.,
Geo. Other changes made by the bill
are: Salary of consul at San Juan del
Norte, Nicaragua, increased from $1,000
to $500; consul at Munich, from $1,500
to $1,000; consular agent at Berne made
q salaried Office at $780,
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PRIZE MONEY F0R SIGSBEE.


Washington, Jan. 5.-Audbtor Morris
for the navy department has issued
certificates for prize money to Captain
Sigsbee and all the crew of the st.
Paul engaged in the capture Of the
British ship Restromel, the cargo of
which brought over $4,000. Captain
Sigsbee receives $976.SS. The next larg-
est sums go TO the paymastar and chap
lain. They get $79 each. The gum rs
mate receives $40 and the sailors be-
tween $4 and s. each.
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WIRING FUND or 500, 900.
The Interest to he Paid TO Widow and
Daughter.

New York, Jan. 5.-At a meeting of
to-day the committee in charge of the
memorial to the late Colonel Waring
reported that the fund of 100000 had
been secured. The interest is to be paid
to the widow and daughter of Colonel
Waring, one-half to each, during their
lifetime AT their death the money is
to be used for the creation and endow-
ment of a chair in Columbia university
to be known as the Waring memorial
chair for instruction in municipal af
fairs.
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GSG0, 900 for Teachers College.

New York, Jan. By the will of the
late Mrs. Caroline l.. Macy flea for pro-
bate to-day, the New York Teachers
college is bequeathed 5000 900 and S., coo
is bequeathed to the Presbyterian hos
pital. The estate is valued at upwards
of ST. 100000 The bulk of the estate was
left to the children. Mrs, Macy was
the widow of the late Josiah Macy and
during her life time was widely known
for her charitable work.
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SPANISH PRISONERS,
Philippine Insurgents Refusal to Lab
crate Them rabled to Madrid

Madrid, Jan. 5.--The following official
dispatch has been received from Ma
Mia; The Insurgents refuse to liber-
ate the prisoners on the demand of the
Americans claiming that this might be
construed as an act of submission to
the United States With regard to lib
Grating the monks the insurgents intend
to negotiate with the vatican directly.
General Rios has now opened direct ne
gotiations with the insurgents concern
ing the prisoners
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London, Jan. 6.-The Berlin corre-
spondent of the Daily News mentions a
runor from st. Petersburg that Count
Leo Toistoi will be banished for cham
pioning the cause of the dissenters,
who are bsing prosecuted into whole
sale emigration from the Caucasian
districts mostly for Canada, whittier
one of Tolstoi's sons is going to inspect
land that has been acquired for the
emigrants.
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Polo.

New Britain, Jan. 5.-The New Brit
ain polo team was hissed and Jeered at
by home audience tonight when there
execrable playing allowed the Provi-
dence team to make toys of them lndi-
vidually and collectively. Score: Prov1-
dence 8, New Britain 4. Rushes, Rus
sell Il, Cunningham 5, Pierce l. stops,
Heffernan 40, Burgess %. Fouls, Rus-
sell, McGilvary, Barnfield. Referee,
Lush Timer, O'Neill. Attendance,
1900.
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STREET COMMITTEE FEETS.
Recommendation Last Night I'm Regard
to Various NIntters.

Recommendations ENst NI}slit III Regard
to Various Matters.
The committee on streets last night
voted to recommend to the common
council favorable action in regard to the
following matters: Widening of East
Chapel streat, between East Pearl street
and Mill river; change of name of
Quinnipiac street south of Fairmount
avenue to Townsend avenue; crosswalk
and catch basin at corner of Wolcott
and Richard streets; strengthening of
curb and cobble cutters on Redfield
street; cobble cutters on both sides of
Gilbert street between Howard avenue
and Cedar street; erection of a fence in
Union street between Nos. IS and g.
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London, Jan. 6.-The Shanghai CORE
spondent of the Daily Mail says: Ac-
cording to Chinese reports, a secret
treaty exists between Great@Britain and
the United States to prevent any fur
them alienation of Chinese territory.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-01-06

Waterbury, Conn, Jan. 5.--A fire,
which was discovered by a servant
shortly before 10 o'clock tonight,
caused upwards of $4,000 damage to
the residence of Mrs. L. C. White on
Prospect street. The cause is unknown.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-01-06
John Russell Young Ill.

Washington, Jan. 5.-Juhn Russell
Young, librarian of congress, is confin-
ed to his bed with a severe attack of
acute gout 1t probably will be several
weeks before he is able to be out.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-01-06

during that time, and und srstand that
my physicians think that the amount
of running around that l did was what
saved me from the fatal effect Of the
poison"
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MRS. BLOOMFIELD MOORE'S DEATH
Financially Assisted Inventor Keely-
Faith In the "Motor.o

Moore Of Philadelphia died at her resi-
dence, u Stanhope street, Mayfair, to-
day.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-01-06

New York, Jan. 5.-In response to a
message of sympathy sent by the Mer-
chants and Manufacturers board of
trade in this city to Mrs Dingley, the
following reply was received to-day:
please extend thanks to Merchants
and Manufacturers board of trade for
your kindness and sympathy. Mr..
Dingley is critically ill., but we have
strong hopes of his recovery.
Mrs. Nelson Dingley."
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MIR. DINGLEY,S CONDITION.
Crisis Not Yet tPassed-Rcneyved Hope of
Recovery.

Washington, Jan. 5.--To-nieht Repre-
sentative Dingley's physician says he is
doing as well as can be expected. The
crisis is not yet passed, but certain Sc
rious symptoms incident to the disease
are relaxing in their severity, which
gives his family renewed hope of his
recovery.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-04-08
A AND NOBILITY.


The emperor II herman! IS such 4
lover "i o'd customs mat Wnen an au-
m'rtr rectA.'H l''3eh'e" Nun with d
SHuIlooN OF MS famous PREDECESSOR Oh
PRUSSIA f'e"eti'" 'De NIeol' ".''dm
al once ma" TIC BON hlleu WIN lnt
pest shul aH" ms oeth taxing IL
ever since
lA">r VINO nave Ia'eII seen nun re-
port IA"' me prince OF N4Ies mas a9Sd
peTctP't't! >ii'r d year ago luouSH
he never I'ohyd mere JoNiAI ana IN Oct
Ter SPii'iS' ""tn " man % -h'oSl' E"-
""'u \t|iS l"'F'9 We" d u'l9"NP 'he
orI"N'"E MS p'"'9 Il E"d"S9 occurs III
Tue l''}N'I"I Mat cannot De REPAIRED
Qutea Victoria mas appointed the
luke OF M~arInorou2h' "ho married Miss
\ahoer"Il1' pay master general IN sue
'tSNloH 10 the earl 81 Hopelouh' VINO
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-04-08
Notice For Proposals..

Carson City, Nevada. MIR. -, 1894.
Sealed proposals will be received by
the STATE Board of Capitol Commis-jou-
ers at Carson City Nevada up to, but
not including the 18th day of April
1899 for furnishing 2,000 feet of / inch.
and 2,0Co feet Of 3 inch water pipe,
wrought Iron Of good quality ana
make, Couplings to be included neces-
sary for connecting the same. Bidders
must name gauge Of pipe proposed to
be furnished, said pipe to be delivered
at the depot in Carson City, Nevada,
Address nil proposals to the Clerk of
State Board of Capitol Commissioners
Carson City, Nevada, marked sealed
proposals. The Board reserves the
right to reject any or all bids,
By order If the Eoard.
W. Z. DAVIS, Clerk.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-04-08
UOE lv 1AL thIalLI L.


is Nrs. Benton iu?' inquired a good
l~CUI,ihg 4ig. carr e. a number OF sofa
pillows, as she kncchtd at the door OF
the top nat III the Ing buildings 4, sixty
fourth street and Ellis Mrs.
Benton VS. III, and to her the girl con
fded the fact that she was selling real
sca-mOss stuffed sofa pillows at one
collar each. MIS-. hehton "Ioh care
10 invest Ill the auSplclous-Ic0kIHg ar
tIcles, arc The Sii went away III huH-
len minutes Htef lhere was ahoiAer
knock on ihe co"r. Inns 'llAe II was
the tenant nom tLS hrst floor come up
TO ask N.~, btNjou IL sue couIu chauge
Il oIi'
'.Nr ts.' ait through the ualnIEg
trying 10 2#' ii t-.."2t1. size SAID as
sH> "a. II '-'& Ii. her purse, Il want
-o Is. ... '"." e. }""r it'ce sofa l-.-
....- -"-~ .t H~Er f. wait
.. ~I.. .. .-. -,. t.ls..l
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-04-08
Official Count of State Funds
State of Nevada,
County of Ormsby.

County of Ormsby.)
Reinhold SaCler, Eugene Howell
Secretary Of State. and W. p. Jones
being duly sworn, severally say that
they are members of the Board of Elk
aminers of the State of Nevada; that on
the 30th day of March, 1899, they
(afser having Ascertained from the books
of the State Controller the amount OF
money which should be in the Treasury
made an official examination and count
of the money in the State Treasury OF
Nevada, aad found the same correct a.
follows:
Paid Coin Vouchers not
returned to C%ontroller 44.333.1t
Totai--- Sl73,557.2S
State School Fund Securities
Irredeemable Nevada State School
Bonds S3S0,OO0.W
Nevada State Bonds 29l 1885
United States Bonds 6S5, 100000
Total----- sl.530,296-a3
REINHoLD SADLER
EUGENE HOWELL.
w. d. JONES.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 30th, day Of March, A. y. $50
[sEALl J. DoANE, N 'tarl
Public, Ormsby County. Nevada.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-04-08
Notice to Creditors

In the First Judicial District Court of
the State of Nevada, IN and for Ormsby
county.
In the matter Of the estate Of John G
Carter, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Mary Gar
ter has been appointed by the ~ah"t~,a-
titled Court SIS e%xecrtrix of the estate 81
JIG Carter, deceased, and that su1h ap-
pointment wss made On the 18th day of
March, 1899. Notice is further given to
the creditors of, and all persons having
claims against the estate of said deceased
to exhibit them, to the Clerk of the above
entitled Court, with the necessary vouch
srs, within sixty days after the first pub
location of this notice
ml54w MARY CABrER,
E~XeCutriX.
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NOTICE

At the regular meeting OF the State
Board of Examiners held June TN, .S9S
the following resolution WAS adopted:
RESOLVED. That the Boara ct Exam
jners shall meet on the third LAY OF every
month, Cor the purpose ": allowing
claims against the State, ana all claims
not in the office of the Secretary of State
on Or before the third day in each month
shall not be considered or allowed by the
IOard until the next meeting which will
be on the third Tuesday of each monti2
REINKOLD ADLER
EUGENE HOWELL
JAMES r. Judge
G0axd OF Examiners.
atte~5:
A~KTHUK MOKErs.
Clerk.
Car,on City, Nevada. June 7, 1898.
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NOTICE OF Sale

Notice IS hereby given that ty an order
made 10y the Board OF County CumnjT-
siuners of Ormsby county, State OF Ne
Yala, on March =, 1899, and duly entered
on the minutes, that the following de-
scribed land belonging to OrnlsLy county,
State of Nevada. be sold at public auc-
ton, according to law, to the highest bid
der for cash before the Courthouse doors.
OH Saturday. April s, 1888. at . O'Clock D..
IN. as follows, to-wit:
The NW.4 of Section 8 ard the SW. /
Of Section 5, Township Is y, Il 20 F.. NJ n
B Il Nj. containing 200 acres, less the land
sold to the trustees of the Carson Guard.
Co F, n G. described as follows. to-wit:
The S. L / of the n. W. ! Of Section :.
township Is \. r. 20, e, containing 30.S7S
acres; also all Of that portion of the :. ".
! of the n. w. / Of Section :, township -
\. r.. - +, lying between HE Gust linz f
Carson Street extended. and the west fine
nf}he :. z. of p. ". of Section = i'm
township Is. y. r. - f.. cou.2jt ing -.7ur
a-rr~, leaving t12.}:1 acres to- hc sold:
Excepting and r~-..v5u.e thn road-v"v
leading from Carson tIty f.. ..,# Springs
BY 0rier OF til. Hea.I -. t..a,uty
commissioners.
=. u ~rHrua-u&,
tuaL.-nsn.
Att4~t.
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STATE

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@>>.i l|ls. II".ort>HiIlNC
pr. Patterson, Supt. Hosp Mental Discs
A. NJ. Rtche. SUpt. Of Orphans Home
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A Rare Chance.
lection.

The low rate at which the new Wer-
nor edition OF the Encyclopedia Britannl-
ca can be had The average American
citizen. if ne pays out MS money for an
encyclopedia, he expects TO get value for
it. Ii does him very li;tle good 10 ac-
qgiire at great expense set of book;
which. however meritorious regards
ancient history, contains nothing of the
| history of today. Or of the progress Of
fence during the las TWO decades. For
Instance. James A. Gariield's life and
| tragic death form part of the his Dry Of
this country. II might be too much TO
expect Of the compilers of the Encyclo-
pedia Britannica that they should accord
10 the President Of the United States the
same amount OF space that they de1 ore
to George IN. but does it not seem
strange that Garfield Grant. Arthur.
Cleveland, Hayes. Harrison. Mckinley.
should be entirely omitted in a work this
claims TO be complete from a bograpn-
zeal standpoint?
In The New Werner Edt.ion Of the En-
encyclopedia Britannica. complete IN 10
volumes. all this is altered, and not only
are the lives and histories of all distln-
suIshed Americans given, but those of
the eminent Of every country.
The ninth edition OF the Britannica does
not even give the biography of Queen
Victoria. although that venerable lady
was born in 1919, and has ruled Great
Britain, Ireland. India ana about one
third of the earth since 1881.
If YOU want book iii FOR the times. ii.
for your use. and that of your growing
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relating to the charter of the Wiscasset
Water Company.
Bill an act To prevent the wearing of
spike boots or shoes in public places.
Bill an act To amend Section o NJ
Chapter 1876 of the Public Laws of 1893,
entitled IAN act ITO amend Section of
Chapter 81 Of the Revised Statutes, re-
lating to intelligence offices.
Bill an act to incorporate the Brown
vile Water Company.
Bill an act to amend Chapter i9l OF
the Private Laws of the year 1893,
Was reported from same committee
and pending third reading. tabled on
motion of Mr.. Reed of RoXbury.
PASSED TO he ENACTED.
Bill an act tn authorize the Webster
Wooden Company to, supply the village
of Sabattus with water for municipal
purposes.
An act to incorporate the Manufact-
urers' Trust Company
On motion by Mr.. Libbey of South
Berwick.
Adjourned.
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Local Matters.
Fun in the Country.

Good folks. thar's fun in Twin in tho
country. all around.
When the frost Is in the furrow an In.
green is turnin' brown.
When the days are cool an crispy. an.
the nights have brighter stars.
An you hear the tinkle of the bells acros.
the pastur oars.
Thars lois of fun in Twin when the
woods are full of haze
An you hear the fiddle surgin whar In.
cabin fires blaze.
When the gals are candy pullin'. an
they've robbed the honey bees
An you're dancin' when you want to- an
you're sparkin' when you please.
o, the whirrin' of the partridge an the
boundin of the buck.
The treein' of the possum. and the rab-
bits foot' for luck.
The barkin of the squirrels on the oak
an hickry trees
An you find 'em when you want to- an
you shoot EN- when you please.
That's the time that si,s me, fer the
world is good to see
When the fiddle is a-singin' an my
sweetheart smiles on me-
An If 1t is a quadrille-I'm not takin'
any chance,
But I'll bet you that the prettiest gal is
goin' to have a dance.
Frank l.. Stanton. in Atlanta Cons.itu-
ton. W
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II read your little item in regard to
the danger from the teams that have
no bells upon them with quite little
interest" remarked prominent citi-
zen to a Journal reporter, land ! fully
agree with YOU that it is a wrong prac-
tice. | think 1T is especially dangerous
in the section on Sewall street near
the Nash school, where there is 50
much racing done, on account of the
| children. This reminds me of an In
cident that occurred in 1872 in this city.
You know there is city ordnance
driving in sleigh without bells. AT
that time Marshal Harrington arrested
a man named Wyman who lived IN
Belgrade, who drove into the city
without bells on his sleigh. The man
was fined in the court. Every year
thereafter for at least Is years MI.
Wyman came to Augusta on the an
niversary of the day he was arrestea'
and with his horses harness anu
sleigh covered with bells. drove aOOut
the city streets all day. He dressed ~
cape Of grey squirrel skins ana =
cap of coon skin, reminding one OF Ky
picture Of Robinson Crusoe. HIS norse
was q nice one and his sleigh was aiso
an elegant one. The whole out1t mus
have cost him $500. and it attracted
great deal of attention with the puu
sounding, expensive bells win "n'9"
the horse and sleigh were loaded. "a,
kept up the practice until he was Va
able to do so on account OF III helltii
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MAINE LEGISLATURE
Continued from page ~
Ash and for the proper enforcement {
he inland fish ana game laws.
ORDERS or TItE DAY.

ORDERS OF IkkE UAYs
Bill an a,.. relating to the salary of JUS
tiees AZ ,he supreme irdiclal court.
On ,,o.ion hy M. S,.lrns of Aroostook.
the yo.n whereby thif d., was specially
assigned 10 Tuesday. Feb. !. was recon
sjdered.
AR S,c,rns. Al the request Of Senator
Irarp.,a az anf,rns roeetn. who wishes TO
no hoard unor tnis question and Is uu-
,1e ia he mresen; Tuesday. | move tina (.
"Wednesday rror,,;nt. be specially assigned
"a ,a,o time far the bin 20 take its Second
,o,di,.
I,nnn This motion. the h1i was special
~ ass;cnod Wednesday. Feb, s.
IN no,,on nv Mr.. VIckery of Kerne-
,,.. ~. ranor, az the committee on pub
To huiIdings w,,r ACCOMMODATING ordas
,ss;eniny room 70 The secretary Of the
,ar.te was taken from the table and re-
.,o,o,n;tf.d ,o the committee on pub.c
h,,;,a,,gs
MI, an AZ, in reiatlon ia the schoo,
,,r,;,.a. ~ ,s,a INV ~ Portland
n, Motto, ,,v NJ r,rnmu,oud Of Cum
h.r,and this hi,l vas taken fran the Ia
~ va ~ rr,,,,o,rd orared +he fol-
,,,,.,n,r a,,a,,r,a,,s.
Amen1men, A Amend hv s,,t,s.t,utinc
,,,a f,1,nw,,,o -o, s.c,,on :.
c...,ior \, a1a,,;,r f., ,ha members
az ~ ..,no, ,ommi,.a. NJ rho city %.
por,,,rd ,snou- ,,rov;dad nv law. there
sh,u ~. e,ac.4d nv general wore of the
,.i,v a. ,he ,,,n;i.,nal election 10 he held
an ,ha ,rs, u,raav IN March in The
=. n,,r nd o,.. thousana nine hun.
,,ro1 ,,r.. fem,,. members Of said COM
,,,;,,oo ,,,o f uho,r shall hold office for
,,,o ,arn, az ,yo wars and one for ,h.
,orm If an. war. and thereafter 4, each
,nn,,., .,e.tior snid committee shall ha
a,o,,,oi a.ch l. ,.,,1 ot,;.... for the tern,
-, ,,,. -. .h.,f h. necessary u.
an w. ,,,.e. off those female member,
,..,,os ,ar,,, ~ ,f,,,. sh.,, ,.xn.r,. II, tina
,o,r sail fsr,a,a m.,,hers sha,. have
,,. s.,,o ,,ou,ers and ,1u,iss as rho oth=,
,,,or,h.r. AZ ,h. committee and shall ~,
,,o,r;,,.aa =. ,ha s.-,a timc and IN ,h,