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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-18
SLOT MACHINE DECISION.

Albany. June n.-State Excise Commissioner IN.
man has received notice that the Appellate Division
has Just handed down a decision denying defend
ants motion for trial and directing the
entry OF Judgment for the plaintiff in the bond
penalty action of Lyman. as Commissioner. against
one Brucker and the Rochester Title and Guar
antee Company. This action was tried at Rochester
In February last. and Justice Dayy directed yer.
dict for 81 900 and costs The defendants appealed
The trial court held. matter of law, that
slot machine gambling device. and its opera:
ton was a violation Of the conditions OF the bond
which entitled the Commissioner to recover the
fIll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-18
Union STUDENT DROWNED.

Schenectady y. Y. June i7.-Harold Skdmore.
nineteen years old OF southoid. Long Island a
member OF the class OF 'O2. Union College, was
drowned in the Mohawk River this evening. He
was in bathing but could not swim. He went
beyond his depth and despite the strenuous efforts
OF a companion was drowned in six feet OF water
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-18
A YOUNG WOMAN ACCUSED OF THEFT.
THE DAUGHTER OF a MASSACHUSETTS MAN..
SHE RAN AWAY FROM HOME THREE
WEEKS AGO

young woman who gave her name as NJ. n
Richards. OF Richmond. Va. but who II after
ward learned by letters found In her satchel Is q
daughter OF James Mcpherson, Of No. l32 Austin
ST.. Worcester Mass. was locked up in the West
Forty-seventh-st. station yesterday afternoon on
the complaint OF Thomas J. Morris, manager Of
the Gerard Hotel No 13 West Forty-fourth-st,
who charges her with the larceny OF $500 worth Of
clothing. the property OF Mrs. W. c. wooley .
guest at the hotel
She said that she was in her last term at the
high echool at. Worcester. when one day about
three weeks ago she met man named Davis. who
induced her 10 away from home and come to
this city. On her way here they had quarrel. and
when they arrived at the Grand Central Station
she was left alone She had little money with her.
but did have considerable clothing. much OF which
she seh She said that she stopped In various
places until June l3 when she went 10 the Gerard
Hotel leaving there on Friday, carrying dress
suit case which was supposed to'contan her riding
habit but which is believed 10 have contained Mrs
Wooleys property. She was arrested yesterday at
the Lincoln Hotel, and the stolen clothing WaS
found in her room.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-18
SAMPSON TO FINISH HIS PROGRAMME.

Washington June 1.-THE Navy Department has
M intention OF relieving Admiral Sampson Of the
command OF the North Atlantic Station until he
ms completed the usual tour OF service. The Ad-
,n,rai has planned an important set OF maneuvres
ana course of instruction for the North Atlantis
eae, mart Of II in conjunction with the Naval War
College AT Newport. The execution OF this pro-
eramme will consume the whole Of the summer ana
sssri, fall and Secretary Long said to-day that
there would be no change In commands, al least
mill the Admiral has carried out his project
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-18
FryERAL OF REAR-ADMIRAL CROSBY.

Washington, June 1.-THE funeral services over
the body OF Rear-Admiral Pierce Crosby were held
in 81. Johns Episcopal Church in this city. this
afternoon and the burial was in the National Gene
terry at Arlington. The escort consisted OF blue
Jackets from the Navy Yard. The services were
Grief The Rev DR.. Alexander Mackay Smith as
sisted by the Rev. r. NJ. Paddock, ofciated. The
ho,orary naIlbearers were Admiras John G.. Walk
or samuel r Franklin and F. NJ. Ramsay, General
lanes W Although Justices Hagner and Morey
Iohn A. Kasson and Surgeon General William X
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-18
TO MERGE GAS COMPANIES.

Albany June IA certificate Of merger Of the
New-York and Queens Light and Power Company.
the Flushing Gas and Electric Light Company and
the Newtown Light and Power Company with the
Neu,-York and Queens Gas and Electric Company
was filed to-day with the Secretary OF state. Inc
latter company incorporated recently with
ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-18
STATE BJsTORIC4L AsSOCIaTIOy.

Saratoga, n. Y. June II (SpeeiaD.-The New>
York State Historical Association. OF which
State Controller James A. Roberts. Of Buffalo. 10
president. met here to-day for organization. Ar
rangements were perfected for holding regular
meeting at Lake George on July u, and the usual
committees appointed One hundred new
members were elected. The trustees win meet
quarterly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-18
RECIPROCITY WITH BERMUDA.

Washington. June l7.-Dispatches received by the
British Embassy say that reciprocity commits
sion has sailed from Bermuda. and will arrive here
about the middle Of next week The members Of
the Commission are the Colonial secretary A
Allison: the Speaker OF the Assembly; l. j. Wad-
son and a third man not named Iney VIII CO
operate with Mr.. Tower. the BRUSH oharge q Al
these negotiations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-18
ROCKEFELLER BUYS A MOUNTAIN TRACT.

Malone N. T.. June i7.-John p. Kellas. Of this
city. has purchased for William Rockefeller, OF
New-York, the Debar Mountain tract In the town
Of Duane. formerly owned by the Kinsley Lumber
Company comprising some twelve thousand acres.
Part of 1t covers the Territory between East Sable
and Debar Mountain and the purchase takes In al
OF Debar and East Mountain. They are among the
handsomest mountain tracts In the county ana
quite heavily wooded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-18
TO INCORPORATE WooDBvE NURSERY.

Albany June I7.-The State Board OF Charities
has received application for approval OF the in
CORPORATION OF the Woodbine Nursery. OF Brooklyn.
Its purpose is 10 care for pauper and destitute
children and 10 board and care for infants be-
tween the ages OF two and five years. The d.
rectors are Margaretha Davis William Blakeley.
Mary Agnes PHILIPPE Mary Bowling and Honora
SALISBURY OF Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-18
TRIAL TRIP OF A HEAVY LOCOMOTIVE.

new camel-back locomotive which weighs H.
COO pounds had its first run over the Pennsylvania
Railroad between Jersey City and Trenton yester-
day The standard weight Of the locomotives on
the Pennsylvania Road is $4,000 pounds. The run
TO Trenton and back was made easily on schedule
time and with q comparatively small consumption
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-18
RETIREMENTS STOPPED.
BITTER DISAPPOINTMENT IN STORE FOR
MANY NAVAL OFFICERS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. !

Washington. June 17-Navnl officers will be BIT
terly disappointed to learn that the new Personnel
law. OF which such great things were expected. VIII
wholly fail TO fulfil all that was hoped for in re-
gard 10 its retirement provisions One OF Its most
welcome features TO numerous officers In the
hump" whose rate Of promotion discour-
aging, gave promise OF voluntary retirement in the
next higher grade to those who could AFFORD TO re-
linquish pay. but under a decision made by
Secretary Long to-day Il turns out that on July
not more than nine such retirements can be per-
mtted from present Indications and perhaps the
number will be smaller. About thirty applications
for retirement have already been received. and 1t
was known that treble that number would be filed
before the end OF the present month. Nine deaths
In the service between now and July would make
enough vacancies for promotion TO prevent volun-
tary retrements altogether.
Secretary Longs decision consists OF his approval
of the following opinion OF his legal adviser:
Navy Department.
ONCE OF Judge Advocate General,
Washington. June ls, 1909
observation-disclosures TO the manner OF making
voluntary retirements under the provisions Of Sec
ten OF the Navy Any PsrsCnne act ,u,borzne
the preparation OF list OF applicants for volun.
tary retirement" provides that when at the end md
fiscal year subsequent TO the passage OF the act
a1Uve the gfaneS OF eroSe5
have been less than certain specified numbers, the
applicants place a sufficient number on the retired
list with the rank and three-fourths the sea pay
OF the higher grade. now existing. in
GLIDING the grade OF commodore, to cause the
considered
1 am asked by the Chief OF the Bureau Of Navi-
cation for construction OF the language above
quoted. particularly with reference TO the method
In which applicants for voluntary retirement are
TO be placed the retired list
The following table. showing the number OF va
cancies required by law. the number actually ex-
listing and the number Of applicants for voluntary
retirement, may be Of service in presenting the
points to be considered in arriving at the mean
ing OF the clause In question:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-18
FycFsS OF EXPORTS OYER IMPORTS.

Washington June 1.-THE Bureau OF STATISTICS
has issued a corrected edition OF the May state
men, Of the imports and exports Of the United
States which shows that in the last eleven months
the exports OF merchandise exceeded the imports
re
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-18
the grade Of


II is first observed that the act specifically
enumerates. and intends annually TO provide. above
the grade Of commander. thirteen vacancies; above
the grade Of lieutena t-commander. twenty; above
the grade OF Lieutenant twenty-nine, and above the
grade of Lieutenant Ounor grade), forty, and after
so doing empowers the President to place sufl-
cent number on the retired list to cause the
10 imply that a sufficient number OF officers. and
no more. above each Of the grades pamed, are TO
placed the retired list 10 cause the prescribed
vacancies in each OF said grades. SubJecting this
rule the test Of practical application to the state
OF facts existing and set forth In the fore
going table II appears:
Flrst-That there already fourteen vacancies
above the grade OF commander. Thirteen only being
contemplated by law. captains Will be retired
Second-Above the grade OF lieutenant-com-
mander eighteen vacancies now exist. The law
prescribes Neutrality-suspicious.. two commanders VIII
be retired
Thrd-Above the grade Of lieutenant there are
TWENTY-FIVE vacancies The law prescrioes twenty
be retired. .. <,-,.
Fourth-Above the grade OF lieutenant Junior
grader there are thirty-one vacancies. Adding the
Voluntary retirements above Indicated. that is'
nine In all we have a total number OF vacancies ana
voluntary retirements under the method supposed.
of forty. As the law prescrtbes forty. IL happens
that this method fulfs all requirements, upon me
actual basis Of thirty-one vacancies ms year eN
listing above the grade OF lieutenant 0unor grade)'
SAMUEL c. LEMLY. acknowledgements.
Judge Advocate General
The names OF the officers who are under this
decision eligible for retirement and Will be retired
are: Commanders II. S. Ross and j. L. Hannum
Qately OF the Engineer Corps) Lieutenant com
manders W. H. briggs. T. Porter !: II. MooTe'
Holmes All other applications for voluntary re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-18
ursBayD DEAD. WIFE PROBABLY DYING

Gustsye Ross OF No. l7s First-st who. with his
wife was thrown from his carriage In runaway
n Clinton ave Newark. Friday evening, died In
a. Rarnebas's Hospital that city. last night His
wife is in a critical condition in the City Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-18
Arm HEINZ
OUR ONLY STORE,
Broadway and 9Th St.

Of coal. The engine built at the Junata shops.
II IL No 69S. Two others are In process OF con-
struction on the same design
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1899-05-20

admissible to show that as between or
among themselves they have agreed other
wise. Joint payees or joint indorsees who
lndorSe are deemed TO iudUrse jointly and
seyerally.
NUIE-A made and delivered to r .
promissory note to the order of Il. in
dorsed III blank by { for goods sold by B
TO \ on the credit Of C's Endorsement, pur-
suant 10 prior agreement by c. Held,
that c was liable as Il prior indUrser, TO b,
this being the intention of the parties and
4 being the real creditor, AMI \ and { the
reai debtors. Cady V. shepard. L Wis,
10. kiel Y. Choate, 81 Wis, 5l7.
Endorsements 10y two or more persons
may be joint, as where partnership or
otherwise joint payees are the indorsers;
and perhaps TWO or more persons not joint
payees might qualify their Endorsement SO
10 make their liabilities joint; but in
other cases, where there are two iudorse-
ments in succession, they are several, and
the rights and liabilities of the two in
dorsees are rs defined in Linn '. Horton. II
Wis. 81 Hale v Dauforth, 46 Wis, 55t.
Section 1919. When a broker or other
agent negotiates an instrument without in
dorscment, he incurs all the liabilities pre-
scribed by section 1919, unless he discloses
the name Of his principal. and the fact that
he is acting only agent.
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DISHONOR.

Section 1G7S-18. The instrument is dis
honored by nuu-payment when:
]. 1t is duly presented for payment and
payment is refused or cannot be obtained !;
or.
=. presentment is excused and the instru-
ment is overdue and unpaid
Section 1854. Subject to the provi-
sious of this act. when the instrument is
dlshonored by non-payment, an immediate
right OF recourse 10 all parties secondarily
liable thereon, accrues to the holder.
Section 1G1SlJ. Every negotiable instru-
neut IS payable at the time fixed therein
without grace. When the day OF maturity
falls upon 4 sunday, or a holiday, the in
strumeut is payable on the next succeeding
business day.
Section 167S-16. Where the instrument is
payable at Il fixed period after date, after
sight or after the happening Of specified
event the time Of payment is determined by
excluding the day from which the time is TO
begin 10 rum and by including the date OF
the payment.
Section lGIS-17. Where the instrument is
made payable at Il bank it is equivalent to
an order to the bank 10 pay the same for
the account of the principal debtor thereon.
Section 167S-ls. Payment is made in
due course when it is made at or after the
maturity Of the instrument TO the holder
thereof in good faith and without notice
that his title is defective.
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13fUiuJ I except as against party who has
~ ~ IL utIt, aut aotiAeu OF asStnted, oral
I,',','t w q" i,tu7' ~ Sne diteldiIOh anu SUP
-, -, - 'Ia >. i'ul "ncn an instrument
h-n,l - , IL t-'i.S ,1il'I'u anu Is IN lns
- 80. It noiLri ~ Nnt SouI<t. not party
H. 80, - te my tLtoICe pa! IAeut
NM q, "4ItItS 10 rs original tenor.
- N"uuluuhaI proposal by ouerlnx
10 slNe another hoie al different time OF
paFment, Is not. hilkelly V. Martin, "a
)" Is, %.
II If ha ati,i:.s = Word ordeT' to bearer,
II IL apPtatS 10 nave been done at the time
~ WY, TIlAcyujoh' VIII not affect the paper.
~ t, .'ii9 NlSIt- WIS., 9"4. Otherwise.
II uaNt AFTER delivery. Such an alteration
.. o., = ni3' a. i'' UH H' IAioh Nat BIZ v Rob
tElS' - WIS, 90.
me uhauih"rizod but not fraudulent al
- n.l'h % d Lo,e' Llaur under mistake or
LI-'l - CONFORM INC h"'t 70 the actual
az t' , at""tfinE j, N"ld, does not pre-
ven recovery, on Inc original consideration;
go " '.Ihl'.' on the note may be amend
s. u" Nm al, sven recovery. Natieson '.
- .t, 90 ", ~.
- II N'I"N, Zen per cent. interest II not
- ''a "'I"'r 4ur louHI written ON the face
Vs. q" -''S NirH "u'4',i ia evidence. partly
1~.,,'g EE'a-. I'l+' ''~ me i&Nt word II the
f' I'' .''' an" 'r,lntc ne sigma lure anu
~ r' d "Htt me Hr!d To hG a part
=. 'tt' noe HN IL jH"u existed. hllheliy v
~ ~ jill. ID Wis 49,
nor. S y.,s M"I"N were written after the
i INV "I~ N.Euyu ny the makers. with ne
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note a part of the mortgaged property was
sold, with the consent and approval of
lndorSer, and the amount realized was in
dorSed on the note. Held. not payment
by said indorser such as would constitute
Il waiver of presentment of the note TO the
maker and a demand of payment. Reinke
'. Wright 90 Wis SOS.
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- IL l. NHeH these are SHOWN, or
where me paper was frauduientIy put in
cremation; the burden Is on the holder TO
claims, IS q holder il due course. Fuller V.
'det II, OF WIS, 4'5. Am. " Eng. Elcy.,
80. these defects affect the title.
LIABILITIES OF PARTIES
section 1871 The maker Of a negotiable
lust rumtut by making it engages that he
VIII u IL according to Its tenor, and al
mijs the existence OF the payee and his then
capacity 10 Iudurse.
section l6'.-l The drawer by drawing
paEee ana this then capacity 10 endorse,
instrument will be accepted or paid. or
both. according 10 its tenor. and that if it
be dishonored, and the necessary proceed
Iigs Oh di>huHor be duly taken, he viii pay
me amount thereof to The holder or 10 any
subsequent Ihd"rser who may be compelled
~ L"F II. hul me uIh"eI may insert III ihG
!ush uIhtHi an express stipulation negatlY-
ing or limiting his own liability TO the
holder.
section lelI.2 The acc,eptor by accepting
( fte Instrument engages that he Will pay il
/ according TO the tenor Of his acceptance;
ana admits:
J. The existence Of the drawer, the gen
| and aut hority to draw the Instrument and
? The existence Of the payee and his
NoIl.-ihe president Of corporation
:" y" h3u t"HIlr"i .! rs business anu the ms
IfNlt.''" ~ - lHtIus' ao'rpitl III the name
l4 - ~ t,l"iI Il uIdit uIa"h on MN
S pgt,,ui'@l'H lnahlls - pay4DIe az me
naah =" L'Ir n 'i't SoFpniaIioh lthds We're
N5b'Ntl'I. NJ Jain PAM tHe uTait' as was
M - VI hLi"liHl 10 tlte cor
III f ~ ''t " utioS 10
N - 'i PoI"'i1H IeI ~ IItu me Ht$iLt
70 II WIN 4lnrf vouchers; The transaction
go en- ~ ulI'l ne poohS 81 me CORPORA
.''li, ''l'i 40 oD.t'.I"H was HiIut uniu slA
~ 49, fHl'tL d ItFt!' - 81 ne cor
''t 80 ,, "li'oln,ru, fltu , li,"t
~, az ",S Il ~ t'llom 10 ne oash
10 20 i'aH me HraiS out % tue corporate iuuH..
~ ,'.u'~H ny ,'l"iI WIS IA I1Cl ut5iW II
-. ''.i i "a me plra'.'ti4t iuutN ludai
i'l'7" lI',H, 'H' '"l F"i:','l II was - oPitu
-" .t''yuL' IL ON ny jain. MT
i-.lt'.i y .tlNl -rdi- DANA ~ Wis 80
me itg'lE ! having Ea,4Ard ihe ifahNaC-
lloH bN bringing sun ANA recovering JNdG
lHthi against lhe drawer 81 the draft, and
~ n'in- >hnWH !" LGpI'cseht me cttaltors
~ ~. '"l ii"ltlti". tNlSHLE ~ inc TINE OF
~ Ali9"lPi 'liii'l iuh 81 inc corporate luLd'
ii'@N ~ h-tr Ii-Hl ~ recover az against tue
1ahN, IMAM the corporation would nave had.
ltda
Section 1915. person placing his
signature upon an instrument otherwise
than maker. drawer or uccrptUr Is
deemed to- be an indOrsvr. unless he clear
ly indicates by appropriate words his in
tenfIan to be bound III some other capacity.
NoTE-This expresses The law Of this
and VIII, II adopted. control those courts
also IA regard 10 Wisconsin contracts.
lady '. SHEPARD, Z Wis, 639. Davis '.
barron, Is W Is, ~. Snyder '. Wright, i'd.
- hing '. kllchie, - Wis, o34. Good V.
MdTiIu, 20 L. =, ~ iSt Nat. Bk. '. Fence
81 - ti; IA, -. flppS '. Harding 10
~. ~ -, ~ ne leue,nI gUutts ne 10
- ''A'i u = Te' IL o. 9' neco'uINs 10 cFcuh-
$50, - II.oro ,,orso,, no. o.ta.
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BILLS or EXCHANGE.
FORM AND INTERPRETATION,

Section 1850. A bill OF exchange is an IN
conditional order in writing addressed bv
one person 10 another, signed by tile person
ElNlHS II, requiring The person to whom 1t
Is addressed 10 pay on demand at Il fixed
or drlrrmluHbie future time sum certain
IN money 10 order or bearer.
NOIE-A bill Of exchange need not be
payable to order or bearer, nor on d fixed
VIZ TSSfr nor "a al particular place Weinberg V.
changes the rule OF this ease
DESIGNATING DRAWEE. See note to
DESIGNATING THE PAYEE. Nav be
TO bank manager, treasurer trustee, ex-
tculor or a steamboat. Am. IL Eng EnCy.
Section l6Sya. bin OF itself does not
operate 40 an assignment of the funds In
The hands Of the druwee available for tho
payment thereof ana the draWee 10 not liza
pc on NE Di!I unless and until lie accepts
Section 1GS0b. A bill may be addressed TO
two or more drawees jointly whether they
are partners or not. but not TO two or more
draWrrs in the alternative.
+ PARTNERS. An acceptance by
one partner in his own name Of a bill drawn
on lAt hrH, Tor goods sold to it, binds the
nTm. IoIman V. Harnahan, a. Wis, 1873
Section I9sgc, An inland bill Of exchange
Is "A Oil which Is, or on its face purpUrts
TO be, both drawn and payable within this
STATE. ANY other bill is d foreign bill Tn
less the contrary appears on the face Of the
PHI, tue holder may treat ii as an inland
bill
section 1GSOd. Where in a bin drawer and
GFaWre are the same person, where the
druwce IS fictitious person, not having ca
paciIy 10 contract, the holder may treat the
instrument, at his option, either as bill Of
exchange or a pTUmIsSoTy note.
section l5>Oe. The drawer Of bin and
any inaorser may insert thereon the name
Of person 10 whom the holder may resort
IN case Of need, that Is 10 say ia case the
bill Is ulshDuugcd by nor. acceptance or non
payment Such person is called the referee
holder to resort 10 the referee In case Of
need or not as he may see mt.
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i acemed primu tacie TO be payable
or corporation or WHICH ne ts
~. ami may be negotiated py
Endorsement Of the bank or cor
tLe Endorsement or the uiACtr.
IN Endorsement of Il, promissory
= to Il bank, made ny It's ptesl-
.u- Pay 10 the oiuer Oh a. ).
Bank by j. ). H., frcs t., is
r.t. bank. AaIken y. Marine
WIS IIa
II. cas-. lhdotseu upon a
-utG.lcut IA FORM 70 blhu tue
#..#s al @. was cashier. Hough-
E.r.l Nal. Bk. Of Elkhorn. e
e--.rneut, although made upon
u.- ru be bank ana merely
.atj.n ~ the payee or prior
ulI the b4uA as against
-a-L IaltL, Tor Na4ue, before
.as
rf..r.a.S hr bank cashier need
lie counter or oLLCe OF the
order ~ bud ~. Ibld.
.a.t t.-t q .tle pun P'I Ing 70 nave
u... Ia N.rLi=au anu tAaoEseu by
ga.4u. iu has state, was offered
-t-. I'll Mt."duhce cay or two
.. was Lot notice that 1t could
--.I through said bank in the
.~. ~ business 80 as 10 pre-
igyM being innocent pur-
a5.E NAgu lAeN enqulred OF
.e...e purchasing eLu were to4d
night 4oid-
Where the name OF
~rr II wrongly designated
aa may anu ISe tAe iHsJfu-
-.e.l described adding, II be
Er.InF signature.
f Where amy person Is IN
lul1E-e ia = representative
lhI3rse ~ such terms as
SQUAT AaolAlE
after the maturity OF the