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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-06
Recorded July 30, 1907.

! VIM Kalaehao and wf to Kekaikui-
/ haIa MahauIu, D; por ap 3, r ? 1888
! kul 1887, Kapalama, Honolulu, Oahu
81, etc. 3 291, p AS. Dated July -,
1907
| w 0 Smith. tr, TO " II Mfnton, Par
Rel: lot IS, blk a, Minton Tract, Ho-
nolulu, Oahu. s1oa. B go. 3s3. Dat
ed July 80, 1907.
John Vivicllaves 10 Notice, Notice;
applcn for reg title OF por kuls $500.
6053 and 1862, Kapalama. Honolulu,
Oahu. B 294, p 2S3. Dated July g.
1907.
w NJ Minton and VT 10 Mrs Nahea
Keohokii, D: lot Is. blk A, Minton
Tract. Honolulu, Oahu. $500. 291, .
40. Dated July 80, 1907.
Liliuokalani by atty TO Ho Fui jim,
L; 5157 So # land, King St, Honolulu.
Oahu. Is yrs at $500 per yr. B 293, p
s. Dated July e, 1907.
Richard H Trent. TT, TO Brazil de
Medeiros and VT, Rel; lots Z and 8, blk
j. Kapzolani Park Add, Honolulu,
Oahu. subdivs H and I of lot Z, Ku-
kuau ?, Hilo, Hawaii. $500. 3 290, p
394. Dated July 20, 1907.
w c Peacock & Co Ltd to County Of
nav cAAs L. D4A S4OGAIA 4AtoAs
Peacock Bldg, Waianuenue and Bridge
SITS, s Hilo, Hawaii. yrs al 800 per
mo. B 293. p g. Dated Jan Z, 1907.
Solomona Hanauwafla and VT to Jo-
seph Kahunahana. D: IA int in gr 1857.
Hanauwana, Hamakualoa, Maui. $50. B
291, p 461. Dated July q, 1907.
Recorded July 81, 1907.
Kauwila Kahananui (w) to Hiram
Kaehu, d; por ap l, R P 109, kul SIS.
Kapalama, Honolulu, Oahu. 81. B 291,
. 1853. Dated July II. 1907.
Jane E Johnson to Grace D Merrill.
A NJ; mtg Paunini on lots and 5. blk
s, Kewalo tract, Honolulu, Oahu. S2o4.
B $50, p 1895. Dated May %, 1907.
Mutt Bldg & Loan Socy of Hawaii
Ltd to Mary Monis, Rel; lot 2, blk 5,
Kapiolani Tract. Honolulu, Oahu. $500.
B 800, p 395. Dated July 81, 1907.
Territory of Hawaii by Supt Pub
Works to Inter-Island Steam Naviga-
ton Co Ltd, Grant; right to erect a
viaduct for carrying coal, mdse, etc,
across Channel Rd, Honolulu, Oahu.
$40, etc. B POI, p 467. Dated July 80,
1907.
Territory of Hawaii by Acting Gov
ernor to Louisa Mossman, D; int in
PC land, Lilikoi or Kiilau Gulch, Ha-
makualoa, Maui. B 291, 464. Dated
July 80, 1907.
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{ r,~azer5bed for the health OF MS Qaug1-
Ter and he wished 70 accompany her
With regard u the time he had been
7sfa aside from an affection OF the
eyes. he thought il was hardly fair
that MS salary should have been sus-
+ uerded. The position Of principal
necessarily laid anxiety for the schf q
: 13r4sz his mind in absence and his long
-ern Of service ought 70 be consider
Cd. He submitted this matter 10 the
/ Iiberality OF the Board
M Williamson asked If the school
could be run with the remainder Of
the STAFF.
Mr.. Babbitt quoted the rule against
the payment Of salary 10 any teacher
MOI IN attendance at the beginning of
a term. Answering a question asked
bv Mr. Hutchins, he said if Principal
Macintosh was in school al the open
ing Of the term in September he would
go on the payroll.
1T seems 70 me- the superintendent
proceeded, that IT is unreasonable for
man in charge Of q school Of nine
hundred children 10 stay few days
and then remain away the whole re-
mainder of the term and half Of the
next
1T appears to me he should resign
for such a long absence. I think we
should ask him either 10 give up his
intended trip or take leave Of absence
for the whole OF the school term. II
is desirable that a principal should
have a policy TO shape for such a
large school"
Mr.. Hutchins agreed with the super
intendent's remarks.
Mrs. Dowsett did not see how Prin-
cipal Macintosh could expect to leave
so important school without its per-
manent head for the long period ask
ed. She did not coincide with the sug-
gestion that the matter be deferred.
On Mr.. Rabbits giving as a reason
that it gave an opportunity of con-
veying the sense of the Board to the
applicant, there was no further op-
position TO letting the business go over
to next meeting.
It will probably come before the
teachers committee, called for p. m.
tomorrow, along with communications
on hand but not read at this session
Of the Board.
OTHER BUSINESS.
1t was voted that the payrolls as
presented by the teachers committee
be adopted as the salary schedule for
next year with such changes as may
be found necessary TO conform TO the
rules and regulations"
A letter from Mrs. All was read and
filed, which expressed the writer's ap-
probation for the Boards conveyed ex-
preston of esteem for her late hus-
band, a member of the Board at his
death.
The request of a girls boat club for
the use of the High school for dra-
matte rehearsals was granted.
Terms for next school year were fix
ed thus: Fall term, Sept. 9 to Dec. n
fifteen weeks: winter term, Jan s
to April 3-thirteen weeks; spring
term, April 13 to June 19-ten weeks.
The Board went into executive ses-
sion. representatives of the press re-
firing.
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NEW EDUCATION
BOARD At WORK
CONTINUED from Page One1.
EXCLUSIVE SERVICE.

The deferred resolution recommend
ed from the teachers committee, which
was unanimously adopted on motion of
Mr.. Hutchins seconded by Mr.. Garden,
reads as follows:
''That the Board go on record as
being opposed to the practice of its
teachers engaging in outside pursuits
which may in any way tend to take
time or interest from school work. 1t
is felt that, with the restoration of
salaries, the Board is entitled to the
best efforts Oh all its teachers and that
recreation time SHOULD be used for rest
and recuperatiOn rather than for other
voeations'
Mr. Babbitt, in presenting the reso-
luton, mentioned that Mrs. Lila G.
Marshall, a Normal school teacher, i'm
mediately on finding that her salary
had been raised, decided to stop keep
ing an evening school by which she
had been eking out her previously
small salary. She also consulted him
about whether she should retain the
position of secretary of the Kilohana
Art League, regarding which he told
her that the policy of the Board did
not go so far as to interfere with any
thing of that kind
CLAIM ON OUTBUILDINGS.
F. p. Rosecrans, who with Mrs. Rose
Grams sometime ago resigned from
charge of Puunene school, in a letter
revived a claim that the Board had be-
fore turned down. He wanted $40 to
refund the value of a stable, fence
and a veranda closet which he built
on the school premises at his own ex-
pense.
There was a long conversation on his
claim. Mr.. Williamson did not think
he could legally remove anything and
suggested later that Mr.. Rosecrans
might make n dicker with his sue
eessor, if the latter had-use for the
structures, TO repay him for the out
lay. Mr.. Hutchins did not like to
take a man 5 property without COM
pensatiOn, though admitting the legal
difficulty. Mr.. Babbitt was not sure
that the department had any legal right
to part with the property, and Mrs.
Dowsett was afraid OF making pre-
cedent that would produce an endless
crop of like claims.
Mr.. Davis, being asked for partieu-
lars. said Mr.. Roseerans had gone to
some expense. The improvements
would be useful TO the present teacher
(Mr. Flack) if he wanted to keep al
house. vine planted by Mr. Rose
Grams, which might have to come away
if stable and fence were removed, was
a pretty ornament to the premises.
The weight of opinion appeared to-
favor compensation if the improvements
were of value to the school and the
claim could be legally paid. There
seemed TO be general consent, at the
last, to a suggestion by the Superin
tendent that the matter be referred
to the Attorney General for an opinion.
LONG LEAVE ASKED.
A letter from Rev. Alexander Mack
intosh, principal of the Royal school,
caused a good deal Of discussion but
action on it was deferred. The writer
asked for leave OF absence for the
coming term and probably half Of the
next term. He mentioned his recent
Illness. saying a season Of travel was
desirable for complete recuperation. be-
sides which a trip abroad had been
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REALTY TRANSACTIONS

Entered for Record August 5, 1907.
VIM Kalaehao and VT to Keaka-
hiwa (w) ......... D
Onomea Sugar Co to Babella. -. R
Kama and VT to Onomea Sugar Co VI
Nakamoto Cane Planting Co to Ha-
waiian Agrctl Co ..CM
Horita Cane Planting Co to Ha-
waiian AgretI Co .........C NJ
Tanaka Cane Planting Co to Ha-
waiian Agrctl Co en-
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BOND-LOST,

Notice is hereby given that Bond
No. 822 of the Oahu Railway & Land
Co, of the denomination of $1,000. has
been mislaid or lost, and all persons
are hereby warned against negotiating
the same. Any information concern
ing said bond should be communicated
to the undersigned.
W. F. DILLINGHAM;
treasurer. Oahn. Railway & Land Co.
Dated, Honolulu. July 9, 1907.
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Entire Group. 80 deg. 0. a2 inch

At the office of the L. S. Weather
Bureau in Honolulu clear to partly
cloudy weather obtained. with meas
urahle rainfall on the last two dates
amounting TO p inch. IA below the
normal, and Is less than during the
preceding week. The maximum tenn
perature was 81 deg. the minimum
II deg, and the mean 7S.4 deg. 3 deg
above the normal and 4 deg. higher
than last weeks. The mean relative
humidity was 70.6 per cent, and the
prevailing wind direction NE, with an
average hourly velocity of 81 miles.
The atmosphere was unusually humid
on several dates, especially on the
30th.
WM B. STOCKNAN
Section Director.
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Where is the
Economy?

Where is the economy in washing at
homer
Where do you save-in money, in
work OF in results?
Did you ever figure up the cost OF
the extra fire and water used in wash
ing; the soap. starch, blueing. etc, re-
quired; the value of the time to you
that it takes to do the work at home;
the hard, back-breaking labor that 1t
costs you, and the unsatisfactory re,
suits that you obtain?
Is there any economy in it when we
can save you all this and only charge
YOU 25c. per d6zen for rough dry work :?
RING UP MAIN 70.
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Valuable Book for Sale,

A book containing a historical sketch
Of Oahu College, by w. D. Alexander.
LID, together with a full list of Of
ficers, instructors and students from
ls41 to 1906, inclusive, is for sale at the
office of Jonathan Shaw, Room 2o5 Nc
Candies Building, Bethel street.
Price Of the book, twenty-five cents
each.
JONATHAN SHAW,
1855 Business Agent, Oahu College.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-06

Meats cook better on a gas stove be-
cause of the distribution of heat. Have
the Honolulu Gas Co. install stove in
your house.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-06

It is very easy to see that the rest Of
the country viii respond with plenty Of
them to Pennsylvania call for Knox
New York Commercial.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-06-06

add higher and noble- ones. For
Christ in coming into the heart and
life brings with Him the sweetest
pleasure and the highest JOY.
With some again it is business cares
or business methods that keep Christ
out. But business cares ought lever
To so absorb our attention As that We
can give no thought 70 divine things
nor should any business methods Dc
adopted that could not bear the IL
spection OF the all-seeiug eye ot God.
Perhaps the greatest opposing torce
is unbelief. Satan uses This weakness
of our human nature IL the o q
fective way. But Sata.. j. not omAipo-
tent. No soul ever made a move To-
ward Christ that He did not encour-
age. And no one YER opened the door
of the heart that He did nOt enter.
When the seeking Savior and the
seeking sinner start 70 md each other,
there is no power III heaven, III earth
or in hell that can prevent their meet
ing. May YOU all find II tobe = u in
your hearts ana lives Amen.
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TOWNSHIP

Nils Martinson visited at home
sunday.
j. Ii. Johnson took in the sights OF
Yolga Monday.
DR.. Kennedy of Bruce, was called TO
ole Odegard's Tuesday.
Alfred Holm was a west bound WISH
sor Sunday evening.
Mrs. Ole Odegard is reported worse
at this writing, Tuesday.
Miss Alvina Odegaard is working
iOr Ole Thompson this week.
ole Martinson was a caller at Sol
Erickson's Saturday afternoon.
A dance was given at Cooks Satur-
lay evening. \ good time is reported
ole Martinson attended the dance
saturday evening, and alone. Won
Eer whyS
Fishing in the Sioux river is the
order OF the day. Some report fairly
good catches.
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Notice to Contractors

The Regents of EiuSatlon g. tao state ~
South Dakota will rs;eiye sealsd bids tEE ne
construction Of a t.rn. granny, corncribS AMI
exhibit house. an. an employs house. ani for
putting down md eG1ippinS a well. on tho
Grounds of IT, state experiment farm at HIgA.
more, s, d, according 70 plaus and specihca.
tions whirh may be seen at the experiment sta
ton AT .1ighmore, s. D., At the office Of the
Unrnrste, Huron, S. D, and A. the office Of the
Sec -.tary Of the Agriculture! College, Brook.
ms, :. ID.
Separate bids will % rec4lged for putting
down and equipping the well.
Each bid must be accom- ;anIei oy A certified
check for five per cent of The amount. payable
to the President of The Regents of Education.
as a guaranty that the successful bidder vii.
enter into contract and furnish a satisfactory
bond for the completion thereof.
Bids sent 10y mail should Do addressed - tae
Regents Of Education, care OF Secretary isaac
Lincoln. aberdeen. ). D, They will be rec sIyei
up 70 : O'Clock a. m. July SIN. 1871.
The Regents reserve The -igh. . reject any
and all bids. f. + ERICKSON,
Irwin d. Aldrich. PceSjiact,
Secretary.
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Morris Heacock was hauling hogs
IN Ryookinps saturday.

Morris Heacock WAS hauling hogs
to Brookings Saturday.
Mrs. C. /. Holiday was u Gaining
on her neighbors Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Miller took the
boy up to show him to grandpa anu
grandma Saunders Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Hartmann OF
parnell. drove through Trenton en-
route to Brookings Saturday,
Mrs. K. y. Raymer and children
spent Tuesday with her parents, MI
and Mrs. Hartmann IN Parneli.
Epworth League will meet with Mrs.
Abbie Leary Sunday evening, June
9th. Every one is cordially invited 10
be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Holiday and
Miss Opal attended the wedding Oh
Mr.. Holidays sister, Mary Holiday
Howard, to John Gullick Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leiierman are enjoy,
ing a visit from their W married
daughters and their children from
Estelline. We did not learn theii
names.
Lots OF people were out fishing II
Trenton Sunday. Didn't hear OF any
Aurora who was fishing near mos,
Biggars.
Vincent Starman took a colt to the
college Saturday for an operation
He remained all night at the home O
his daughter, Mrs. John Hughson
returning Sunday.
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100 acres in ParneLl township, set
3-109-4S. 100 acres under cultiya-
ton. Fine level land with small
ravine at north end along which is a
tract Of good hay land. Farm rented
for season 1907 on shares. Located /
mile from Grant Siding on the c.. &
N. w. Ry., and ! mile from elevator
on the Rock Island Ry. Soil is ex.
cellent and location is in q highly
improved section of the country
Price $40 per acre with cost OF seed for
this years crop added. Terms s., 1000
cash. Balance at 6 per cent secured
on the land, with privilege OF paying
500 OF any multiple thereof on any
interest paying date. This is q bar.
gain and offer only good for so days OF
date. Address H care Of the REGISTER
Pub. Co., Brookings, 8. D.
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PRESTON

Mrs. Kibbe and Mabel visited Sun
lay with Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Stewart.
Earl Kibbe and his uncle Harry
1isited in this neighbOrhood Sunday.
Miss Clara Hopkins Of Estelline,
Visited with Ada and Valley Plumb
sunday.
Matt Dewitt will finish threshing FOR
James Pendergast and j. w. Schultz
This week.
Mrs. Harry Geyer and children OF
Bookings, are visiting with j. K.
Geyer and family this week.
Miss Bessie Haroldson has not been
30 well the past week as she has had
10 be in bed a part Of the time.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hopkins OF
gstelline, and NJ. j. Hopkins and
wife visited with w. f. Plumb's Sun
day,
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Notice of Application for Let
terS OF Administration
State of South Dakota,

state oil SOntn Dakota,
IS In County Court
County OF Bookings
Ia the matter Of the estate Notice Of Appii,a
of Angelina J. White. cation FOX Letters
Deceased. ! Of administrator
Notice is hereby given that Ils f. L!oyi "a,
filed with Clerk of this Court 4 petition, pray
ing for the issuance - her Of Letters Of Admin.
i~stration Of the estate of Angelina J. NAttA.
Deceased and that Monday, the 18th day u
June, 1907 AT ten o'clock a. N. u said iay De
ing n day of a regular tarm IF thIs Cu-!.. toTt'
of the regular May. 1906 term a the office u
the County Judge IN the Court House in tAf
City of Brookings, County Z Bookings az
State of South Dakota. has oeaa .et to5 LeanIs
said petition when and whers aay person i1ttr
e.tCd may appear aut snow 'aIs4 "-I ~ $40
~petitinn should not % S-auttt-
Dated at BrCokiLZ5 So-'- DAKOTA, tAis DIX
day of June 1901.
I Aoer. hatsou.
Seal Of County 5.iga Il .Ls Cy-lty Court.
Court Brook A.-as.
ings, County, + IgucgoGLs
:. D.. Clerk IF the CCuIo CO-st.
-~~
Hall, Lawrence & ROtdIs.
Attorney p Pe's.2rh:
BrookingS ;, D.
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RAILWAY RUMBLINGS

Engineer Walters, who has been
this division for years, has purcha
q farm in Alberta, Canada, and |
move there to make his home.
Another meeting OF the agents !
operators Of the Dakota division |
be held at Pierre the latter part OIL
month.
James Nicols, who has been runrl
as engineer between here and Redf{
was stricken with appoplexy on
engine at WATERFOWL, Thursday
died Sunday afternoon.
j. t. Johnson, who has been
charge OF the coaling station OF thl
& NV. Ry. at Arlington, has md
his family to Brookings, and exp
! soon to 60 to firing again on the x
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ALTON

Mr.. and Mrs. Glass visited friends
near Fountain Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Ramsey called at
Will Gritith's Tuesday evening.
Quite a number from Alton cele-
brated Decoration Day at White.
Miss Myrtle Mason called at the
Mcmillan home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Hartley and daughter, Retta,
spent Thursday with Mrs. Frank Null.
Mrs. Mcmillan visited with Mrs.
Harry Mcknight at Bookings Mon
day.
Frank Richards and Olaf Lokke OF
White, are helping Jno. Lucas this
week.
Eva Mcknight spent a couple OF
days this week with her friend, Maude
Lucas.
Mrs. Jno. Miller and Mrs. Ed
Richards spent Friday afternoon with
Mrs. Lucas.
|, Mr.. and Mrs. JnO. Ramsey drove &c
Bookings Monday and spent the day
with relatives there.
Maude Lucas spent Wednesday and
Thursday this week with her friend
! Florence Mcknight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Richards o.
! White, visited their daughter, Mrs
Jno. Miller last Monday.
Miss Maude Barker closed a very
successful term OF school in the Giles
district last Wednesday.
Mrs. Joe Mcknight came out iron
Bookings Monday and will visit re
latives here for some time.
The Iowa Day Association will hole
their annual picnic in the Prairie
Home grove north Of Brookings OF
June 18th. Preparations are beins
made for a good program and a goo'
time in general. Everybody com
and enjoy yourselves.
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ALTON ADS

Mrs. Fred Falk has been quite sick
the past week.
John Tretter was doing business in
Bushnell Friday.
Frank Glasier is tanking for Null
brothers this week.
One does not have TO be great to be
misunderstood.
John Tretter was doing business in
Bushnell Friday.
A. H. Gazely was repairing phones
on d. line Wednesday.
Mrs. Lucas spent the day with Mrs.
Wick Doughty Thursday.
Milt Mcknight and wife drove to
Sherman on business Tuesday.
Ed Richards and Gerd Null were in
Bushnell on business Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Null enter
tanned friends at dinner Sunday.
Pete Peterson and sister spent Sum
day with home folks near Aurora.
Miss Myrtle Mason was an Owe
Sunday visitor at Mr.. Luckinbill's.
Milt Mcknight spent the day We'd
nesday with his parents in Brooklngs'
Miss Mae Bane has been spending
the past week with friends in Sher'
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Kroegar at
tended church in White Sunday
morning.
Mrs. Mary Nichols OF Brookings
was visiting in this vicinity the mrs
OF the week.
Mrs, John Richards and daughter
Mrs. Miller, visited Mrs. Griffith Mon
day afternoon.
Miss Rettie Hartley was calling OF
relatives and friends at North -Four
tain Sunday evening.
Mr.. Bullen came up from Brooking
and is driving the piles on the ne,
bridge east OF the Chas. Class farm.
Null Bros. are ~threshing for Georg
Daniels. Seems q little queer to hea
t~hreshing machine running IL
June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Mcmillan en-
loved an over Sunday visit at thei
home with Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson @
Aurora.
Miss Flossie Mcknight accom-
panied Miss Maud Barker to ne
! home in Minnesota. They left on tn
noon train Monday.
Miss Rickle and brother returned I
Elkton the latter part OF the weeh
after spending several months in tn
Q Tretter home in Fountain.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Mcknight cam
over from Brookings Sunday for
! brief visit with their son, NJ. M. an
{ other relatives and friends anon
whom they are always welcome.
q Road work commenced last wee
with road supervisors Luckinbill an
8 Papka in charge. Several bridg,
have been replaced which will |
greatly appreciated as part Of Il
l. mail routes were obliged to be cut Of
the past week.
The fifth annual Iowa Day .picn
d will be held June IL, in the Prair
t. Home View grove, five miles west al
3. one and one half miles south
White. This picnic is for everybot
ia and not alone for Iowa people as son
ae get the impression. Come n al
all.
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RURAL GLEANlNGS

This newspaper desires a correspondent II
syery township of the county. II you notice
chat your township is not represented nndel
shis heading write us and we will send you tho
necessary stamped envelopes and paper. Al
correspondence must be signed 10y the accred
1ed correspondent.