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drink, and they had to acquire taste
for it. And so the pumping and squirt
ing and sprinkling were all for naught,
and a new and mighty breed of kero-
sene-fed mosquitoes, with double saws
and Jagged drills, has appeared in Jer-
sey, and science gets another backset.
There is only one real and sure rem
edy for the pest. Apply the palm OF
the hand with trip-hammer force to
the place where the bird is resting. Ii
you hit hard enough and quick enough
results are sure. Don't try the feeding
process. You might as we'll try to ex-
terminate the ostrich by diet of cream
puffs, or drive out cockroaches with
writ Of custer.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-08-02

Another fad has gone up the spout"
Remember how the New Jersey scien-
lists We're planning to kill all the mos
Quitoes and make the pests as scarce
as the dodo or great aux. Kerosene was
the poison. Ponds We're to be SPRAYED
with it. The slaughter was to be some
thing dreadful No quarter was to be
given, and the hum of the insect sur
geon was to be heard no more. The sci
enrists sprayed. They squirted barrels
of oil on a thousand ponds, and the
Standard on Trust declared another 20
per cent dividend. Ever and anon one
of the scientific sharps had himself in
terviewed, and proved conclusiyely
that the mosquito and the octopus were
deadly enemies. 1t was glorious news.
and it was not true. If you should ask
a Jersey mosquito Whats yours" the
answer would be, kerosene" They
like 1t. They thrive on 1t 1t was new
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-08-02

The Atchison Daily Globe, in fine
burst of confidence, says: 'The sue
cess of W. J. Bailey as a politician and
farmer is largely due to the fact that
when he was young and robust he did
not waste the most precious years Of
his life in hanging on a fence with
girl, but instead devoted his time to
trying to amount to something. This
love habit, taking up the best period
Of life, works a terrible evil in many
cases. And the girls are just as waste
full of their best years and efforts"
The Hon. Joe" Bailey, of Texas, we
know, but we have not the pleasure Of
the acquaintance of w. J. Bailey either
as q politician or as a farmer. Still, he
may be grand old success" That is
neither here nor there. The question
is, what would success amount to If it
were not for this love habit" and
who would in future be here to succeed
If the young and the robust ceased to
have the desire to hang over the
weddings would there be If men were
to insist upon succeeding" before
hanging on the fences with the girls.
All honor to W. J. Bailey for the sue
cess" he has had as a politician and q
farmer, but if he neglected when he
was young and robust to hang on a
fence with girl he has lost something
for which all the success" in the
world will never repay him. Mr.. Bailey
will not do as q model
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-08-02

Whenever King Edward goes To-
play a remarkable refreshment
goes with him. The table is place
the retiring room Of the royal box.
between the acts he patrOniZes Obj
BILE in the same way that the are
theater-goer patronizes the l@
cafe.
The table is really a miniatrsS
board, we'll stocked with refreS11s
considering it's size. 1t is a tin!@
collapsible and easily portable
takes up very little room. Kim
ward did not actually invent the1
but he outlined in c general way
he wanted, and a firm of cabinet
erS did the rest.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-08-02

In Mahin's Magazine there are some
population statistics that are interest
ing. The second largest German city In
the world isn't in Germany. 1t owes
nothing but good will to Emperor Will
lam. 1t is New York, which has Ger
man population nearly half as large as
Berlin. OF course everybody realizes
that no emigrants have made better
American citizens than the Germans.
They came to this country by millions.
They are a part Of us. They came to
stay, to intermarry, to adopt American
customs, and there are 1882, 6S1 Of them
in the United States. New York claims
$685. Of them, which is more by over
100000 than Hamburg, the second city
of the German Empire. Cincinnati is
called a German city, but her German
population is less than that shown In
several other cities Of the United
States. There are 439, 1853 persons OF
German birth or parentage living in
Chicago, POI, 554 in ST. Louis, 199, $50 ia
Philadelphia, 1880 in Cincinnati,
Isl, O45 in Milwaukee, or more than
one-half Of her entire citizenship. New
York is the largest Irish city in the
world, with 743, 1913 persons Of Irish
descent; Philadelphia has 284,576, Chi
cago 237,478, Boston 191, 63S, San Fran
cisco 1888, and st. Louis 69,376. In
New York there are 177,0S9 persons of
English parentage, 91,21O in Philadel-
phia, 82,272 in Chicago, 1860 in Bos-
ton. Chicago is the largest Scandina-
Wan city in the world, with 1881.
New York has 100000 Italians, or more
than the city Of Florence, Italy. They
are important fgures-worth the study
of those who govern; those who would
keep educational methods abreast of
the times and the men who are ia trade
and depend for prosperity on a keen
knowledge of the wants Of those they
serve.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-08-02

What fine motto for federation Of
nations this sentence from Washing
toms letter to Rochambeau would
make: I've have been contemporaries
and fellow lab0rers in the cause Of lib
erty, and we have lived together as
brothers should do in harmonious
friendship" 1t has already been used
on the ROchambeau monument, and it
describes the present relations between
the United States and France, as we'll
as those between Washington and
ROchambeau.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-08-02

Eng, and another
in Philadelphia, an
unusual distinction
has been attained.
1t Is that, after
nearly a century Of
continuous existence
it has today fewer
than 125 members
and church proper
ty valued at less
than $4,000, al
though it's members
4 l.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-08-02
Canva SSinC by Proxy.

A company has just been tOTD
France to relieve parliamentary
dates of all the worries Of a &,
election. Posters, agents, orators,
ences-all are found. Voters, Dow
are not supplied, but if the cav
is not elected the company guar,
to return a third of whatever w.
have paid to secure his return
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-08-02

which admirably illustrates the
cardboard and
pencil 10 tne
bottle fasen n
Of The the middle Oh the
cieIy the same
and
swiftly ne
safely through ana
the
vehicle instead of the roller
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-08-02
Calling Invents a pillow.

DR.. Calling, of gun fame, has, like
Tubal Cain, turned his attention to the
plow. His invention is plow worked
by gasoline motor, which can be used
at the cost of $3.50 per day. For this
sum it will do the work of thirty men
and eighty horses.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-08-02

Among Americas natural advant-
ages the tendency Of the streams to
flow southwark rather than to the
north is of great Importance. A river
which is frozen at the mouth while
open and oyerfoWing at its head wa
tiers is a particularly troublesome
neighbor. The whole history of this
continent would have been different
had the Mississippi found it's outlet in
Hudson Bay.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-08-02
GENERAL DELAREY's HOME,

announced. Delarey's farm is within
few miles of the spot from which he
made the historic swoop upon Methu-
ems command resulting in the capture
and subsequent magnanimous release
Of that ill-starred general. Indeed
Methuen's objective point at that time
was acknowledgement, about twenty
miles from Delarey's home.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-08-02

john u. Bates THOR
oughly deserved his
recent appointment
to be major general
in the regular army.
Gen. Bates served
with credit in the
Union army during
the civil war, being
on the staff of Gen.
Meade, and at the
age of % attained
the rank Of lieuten-
onA on1anoJ oF vol
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-08-02
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

All communications for this paper should be accsn
..nisd nv the name of the author not necessarily 1o
solicitation but as evidence of good faith on 'n
81 the writer Write only one side OF the paper d
particularly careful. In giving names ana o@'o' " N
the ls.tars and figures plain and dissi7ct-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-08-02

Captain NOW AdmiraD Clark was Pc
culiarly blessed in the fact that he
had no fool friends" AS a result he
Is universally esteemed by his coun-
trymen.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-08-02

The Sultan says Turkey has enough
books. No more will be permitted. Re
minds one of that freak who burned
the Alexandrian library because he
said all that was good was in the
Koran and what was not in the Koran
was not good.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-08-02

keeps close to the normal, or proper,
weight his frame and hight demand
never approaching either to corpulence
or to emaciation, and he is singularly
free from rheumatism and from dyS-
pepsia.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-08-02
DELAREY'S HOME,

Domici1e to Which the Famous Boer
General Has Returned.
Despite the fact that the home of
Delarey, the Boer general, is located
in district almost every inch of which
was several times fought over during
the recent war, it was found to be
practically unframed when peace was
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-08-02

The Franco-Prussian alliance has
Just been cemented again. Constant
application of international glue are
necessary to make it stick.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-08-02

'aThe real force on earth is man, not
nature" says an Eastern writer. That
man never stood in front Of Kansas
cyclone.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-08-02

Girls often pretend to WondVi
it is proper for them to accept a. ~
to indicate that they have so w
fered them that it is hard 10 ',
what to accept. But very lev
ever had anything refused.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-08-02

Labor unions are being organized in
the Philippines and strikes are contem-
plated. 1t is amazing how rapidly we
are Americanizing these children Of the
fronicS
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-08-02

Some one has named a cigar after
Mary MacLane. 1t emits a blue name
and sulphurous smoke.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-08-02

President Eliot suggests that we
should have mausoleum for dead
books. A crematory would do just as
well
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-08-02
EARNED HIS PROMOTION.

Long and Varied Military Career Of
Maj. Gen. John c. Bates.
If long and varied military service
in three different countries be a valid
ground for promotion, then Brig. Gen.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-08-02

Common sense is not so common as
some men think it is.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-08-02
German Newsnaner Law

Actions against newspapers
many can hereafter be brought W
the town in which they are puOrrl
The Reichstag has just passed az
that effect.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-08-02

No woman wants to go to heaven If
she can't be young and beautiful there
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-08-02
PECULIAR RELIGIOUS SECT.
II Has Existed for a Century and HaS
but 115 Members.

By the religious body known as the
Bible Christians, peculiar sect with
but two churches, one in Manchester,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-08-02

Every time a man blows himself he
comes out at the little end of the horn.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-08-02

Never call man fool; he may be
foolish enough to resent II;
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exist.

A man becomes public property when
he takes hold of a public trust.
The sun., 1902-06-04
NGAR ESTATES ~ CJBA.
a Witnesss statements Questioned ny
senator r1att.

WASHINGTON June The senate Conn
mittee op Relations with Cuba resumed It's
hearings to-day. " Janvrin Brown. n
ncw-paver Correspondents who was famil-
lar. he aid. with Condit IONS In cuba. pre-
cu'ed a table prepared by Don Ne-'Or
Ouintero. publisher Of tho Havana and
Cuba Commercial Directory. showing tho
ownegship Of tho go sugar central, IN
Cuna NIuety-eigAt OF them were owned hv
Spaniards. nfty-ciRht 10y American .yHdi-
Gates or Individuals or Cuban Amer leans.
flf,y-two Nv Cuhans and eighteen by
English. French. German and Portuguese
The American estates produced " Isr
cent. OF the sugar. tho spanish ~ I-'r
cent. the Cuban 20 per cent and the
foreign 10 per cent.
Mr. Brown was cxn rrincd bv Senator Plat
ns to the estates given ~ having American
owners. and developed the fact that many
uf them wcrc not owned by Americans.
~, that citizens uf the tniiai States h.ld
mort gnc,-s on them. The wi'ne-. consid-
cred this practically meant American
ownership, lr senator Plat dispu'oi his,
and on that basis questioned the accuracy
81 the entire list Uf t~tat"s mad" by
Quntero.
senator Teller broke In with n demand
TINT Qulntcro h- summoned hefor. ia"
committee. and stated rather sharply
10 Mr. Plait that tho latter would then
hnvo tho power to prove or dlspruve their
accuracy You ar. SUPPOSED - b" get
'tuC this information for tho Senate and
not Tor the sugar Trust or any enc 'lsc,
hc said with considerable aspsrity, Ai,r-ss-
ing Chairman Plat Mr. Teller went 'U 90
protest that D. had not been fairly treated
lv IA" committees. II M Lad known fhc'
witnesses wcr" no. to le summoned from
Cuba ~ hims'lf would hayo sent ,Imo
one 10 the Island L. make a complete u-
west igaiion of th3 conditions therv.
The htd'u' vutcu without prSslr K
upon 'he question ot summoning Qua'"ro
Francis u Thurtrr. ,f New lorS. WIN has
hseu summoned as witness by N" c. M
miitoc. havirg three time. given 'imuui-
tnut business ~ au excuse iuT not apr AT .
ing. will H. sTrv'd with a formal summons
hy tho ~etR' ari-gt t-aJuiI oi the senate. II
Mr. 1hurl"r r'fus's io ob,y th- summons
u was stated hv member ot the 'ummutr",
he viii N all probability rr placed under
arrcs' and iofcibly ErJUgh; tciu.r the
committee
The sun., 1902-06-04
TRaNsPORT SERVICE PRAISED.
Major Long FINDS That the Work Was
Econo mIcaIIy Done at san Frsnctsco.

WAsutSdroN, June Secretary Root
has forwarded to the Houss. a supplemental
report on the conduct Of the transport
srrvice bc,wern san Francisco and the
Philippines made hy Major o. +. Long.
the quar,er1na-trr ia charge. Major Long
reaChes the following conclusions:
That ships were purchased. chartered and
maintained ia service ~ economically as
tho cSIditions, which were unavoidable.
warranted during war times and emer-
grbcy.
That not thousands. but millions. were
saved to tho Government by tho methods
pursued hy tho depot Of tho Quarter
masters Department; and transport service
~ Sau Erau'isCp.
That Willie In a few isolated instances
high prio's may have h~cn paid for neces-
sary ARTICLES of troop and ship supplies,
the urgent leeds Of which demanded I'm
ul'GiHt" purCla-.. still. the enormous
aggrrgsf" of saving. ~ shown. @o far or
ste this a. To make comparison most
favIrahl" to "a. -erviCc and It's adninistr ra-
tIuu
That tho business ~ the depot ~ the
Quart'rnn-tcr's Department and 81 the
transJprt service In Ssn Francisco was
accomplished m n husln, sslis. manner. as
the H.Iw ruus letters from commercial
cumYaui"s. shiprlng men and Government
officials q other departments will evidence.
That any reflection upon the business
community II Nan rnnCisco ~ sunwarrante,i
by ia" facts, ulasmuCh A. TO INV personal
know ledge In every field of eIor, In which
th"v wcp' engaged, they responded most
Chc"rrIllv, rneCtuallv and well, and tho
Depart ment and Government owe them
n debt of gratitude for their effective and
patriJ,io support during tbe trying emer-
geuCy of the spanish war.
The sun., 1902-06-04
VAR INQtTRIES kTLLED.
House Committee viIi Ask That several
Resolutions Lie on the Table.

w.sHiSoroN, June ; The House Com
mi''~c on Military Affairs to-day knocked
out number ~ resolutions 81 inquiry
bearing on tho late war bv resolving TO
report them back 10 the House with the
recommendation that they lir on the table.
The nrst waa one introduced by Mr.
Golifoglc - New York requesting the
Secretary ~ War 30 tranSni. a detailed
account Il the Expenditures made by or
undcr the direction 81 Gen Leonard Wood
IA Military Governor of cuba.
Another was bv MIR Slavden of Texas.
calling for the number Il promotions made
Ia th" aTm~ sine" April !. isas. of of'icors
who have been ro'irH within ono year
q heir last promo'iou~ith higher grade
than that hc!d 4; their promotiun. togs, her
with their names and rank and the addi-
tiunal cot due 20 such promotions and rc-
tirvments
thiri was by Mr. Bartlett Of Georgia,
who wanted 20 know what salary wna paid
Gen. Wool Will" Governor General ~
Cuba and by what authority the compen-
satiun wac paid.
The sun., 1902-06-04
MEDALS FOR THE iRNl.
For These Who served In spanish War.
Philippine Insurrcction and In thIaa.

wasuINGro&. Juno :-Socrctary Roo,
has sent To- CousN'-s tho dTn!: of a Joint
resolution, authorizing the disiriu'ipn of
medals for service IA the Spanish American
War and other campai gns.
The object Of the rcsU liion Ia 20 give
'he Army a sIu.iIar mccall - that granted
- the Navy Tor rerviC,- az Santiago. In
explanation OF the rcsoui ion SeCptary
Root says In his letter Of trarsm,t;al: "Thero
Is contemplated separate me''al for the
spanish war. the lHilipp.nc insuTrvcfiuu
and the China irl!ef tNpc,iit.ou. That
thero shall - a hGT fO- cn'h nf 'hr CAM
uaigIs - Santiago. poT'o Hic and MaLi.R
pruIsiis inscribed aud worn ATTACHED 20
'l.r ubiuu Of the Wougl Ih"so medals
ar. intended not ur!v fOr 20" officers and
soluIcfs. tut for nuv pcr-o;s who have t-ar
attached 90 t.- Army aLG performed faith-
~ seJH % rNr-uvitf.
II H. orti;nlicd thn, iic.SS2 mc,.al- viii hc
required to mrspUuig'r IT, -rNi,r-
Of The regulars Gid olu 'o"fs who served
diving the NIerita-AM,ricaa wa. tho
Philippine i'suTrsttio ion ard the CaUnaisn
for th. relief of Pekir, China. Az aJ prop
ration u sl1n.CUO. '-c',iur,, wa. allow an
Average 'ApcnCitUi- OF Gl'It % &c n's a
nt Gal.
The sun., 1902-06-04

these lands i-suiur I.r cent iUriN-
wear rs,k l.rpI- - INV f.f 'i''g. '' go" %
amount A. NAV To- u,,'---arv, aul hat tt'-''
lands sh,ll vunsti'u'r iurt Ht ~" pumF
prpg-'rtv Il "a" Government # IA" lhilip-
piu. I-aud-
Nlr,rialiti.. may a'so - authorized
To- i.-i.. bu'i,ls fnr " a'"r al.I -,N"r ,Iriss- =
and othsr l-ttrruE'ut- Tn 'gut p'iI AMY
oi Manila j. 4. rmitt'd 90 incur ith,h't-
I,.-- and 90 barrow noF"'> and t-'i!" 'n''d~
hot cSNsiing S.0'1.iH tot an ad'Yua'S
s.,wcr and draIualc' system ard supI.y 81
water 4 mint l. "a H. established AZ
Manila for cvlnag, pufPu-.s-i'T ti1N'r
dollaf- and rLls ,diarv coins -
IN" mu.: important provision IN "a" hll
amt the one TIA; u rrganhd a. 81 most
poltical rgu.iiCan~' Cuntaiis IA" an.rud-
ircui - ,h" Philippines Commute" rr"-
v.dlnx for the C'tnagr - nn Arr n, an-
Eirino silver dalla- to take IN" p.l," ~
the N.xiuau dollar now "a circulation IA
the Stands Whrn this provision wH> frNt
drafted the ASSERTION wu- made that t was
n graf victory tor th" advocates OF the IN"
cuinase Of silver, Inlsmurh ~ II ruhsiitut"d
the silver for th" gold staEdar ri, which nov
eN ats in the islands.
The fact IL, however. that this American
Fluino dollar j. to he Coinel for uac Ia the
phiilppin,s orlv and was found 10 bc de-
sirall because II ohviatcd changing tho
existing standard. which would be a serious
and complicated matter while political,
Industrial and commercial Affairs ar" IN -
chaotir a state. The new dollar vii cur
respond with IA" Bombay dollar. ooiVct 10y
England fur circulation IN the Fast ami will
moi hc manufactured IA such great QUANTITIES
a. to affect IN" output 81 silver IN this
country or - market value.
The Advancement was drawn hv sub
committee. of which Ssnltor Allison was
chairman the other members ie'ug S'Enturs
Aldrith, chairman 81 tEH ltrar'' Com
mittcC. and Bcvcridgc. EcpVhlicans, and
Dubois II Idaho. n'mo'r1t senator Teller
acted for SENATOR Dutois during the sersions
Of ~" committee.
Tho Hou~. Committee on Insular ArairS
will report "A srISrat" lhiiiuplr" bill, which
will H. Jas'-sd. having the duicrvrC"S Of
tho two hou-.s to bc ,s'ttl"d ia conf, renee
comni'tNe. Ths most radical disagree
ment viii h. over IN" courage provi-iun,
a. the HoU-e committee viii wConmcnd
'he cuins g. 10 gold standard dollar IL
l. the prevailing -cn'im'Ut among
vHrv .drgr ma jurity - bU'A Senators ard
H. pr's- ntatives 81 both parties, however
hat the senate provision A. WIS., and II
bl.-cd on sound. practioaI business prif-
ripl-s and that u viii L. the one 10 le finally
adopted by the two houses
The sun., 1902-06-04
PROVISIONS 0T IHE BILL
Rrxarsiins Establishment ~ Stun Gov.
ernmrnt In the Islands.

Tho Philippine I'LL approves. ratifcs
and confirms the actirr = n. President
iu creating tho Philippine Commission in
April. 1870, and provides for the continuance
of Us rule. II scCurcs tho Inhabitants
q Tho island Ia their night tp life. liberty
and properly. and provides that 'hc night
e lah"as corpus shall not he susI-rdcd.
EXCEPT IN CASES " rebellion. usurrection
or invasion
L. provides that all Inhabitants % the
Islands VINO were Spanish zuhJccts, and
their children, shall lo .,' ~ "A and h"l
20 bo 81 iz,rs of 'ho Philippine islands
and 'uti,icd ~ the protection uf the United
S'at"s
WAcuevCr the eyis'ing insurrvc,ira shall
lave Ceasci and a condition oI g"n-
crn and complete peac" shall have
b~en established. a census 10 20 10
taken and tho philippilc Commission IL
20 report 20 the Pm sidrut and Con rr,ss
i's psomn1e- ia ioI g. -Whethcr or not all
or crrtain Of tho Philippine islands are
capable. nt and ready Tor tho establish.
m''t & a perrla cEt, popular, r'pp-r''i IA
ji," Rpvrrr mcr'"
H. the mear'.a.r tho Philirpn" Com
misSion IL 10 continue 20 osta bhsh add,-
tiona. municipal aid I'ovncial govern
ncnts 80 long a. ther" Is armed resist
aroc 10 The United States tho Pr"ndent
- Ia Coauru" to regulate ard Coutroi com
mcrriai intercourse with and within tho
archipelago. The Philippine Commission
is 20 make rules and reg !iations for the
.casc. sale or other Girr osl,ion 81 che pub
lie LANDS. suhj"c' 20 the approval of Con
.:re~s aud the Prcsidcu' but no single
homestead - la nsG forty and
NJ Lands ar. To 10 leased or dem.sed To
col purGtions mItii law shall have been
.rac'"! regulating the disposition % pub
lie lands.
u" uill contains many narcs Of pro-
claims -hascd generally ulon the laws
ara ufRc' o. In the United states A. 70
the lands bcloncing "a the religious orders
~" i,ll '.rov!6Cs 'hat the Goverrr'ent ~
thu Philippine Islands NAV acauir- all