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GOTERNOR TO INVESTIGATE.
May Rake ~ TS-MsrrOw tire Matter %
the House CaFsnaal.

the HO1se CaFSaaal.
TRENToN. y. j.. April 1.-THE Rev
Hugh y. MacCAuley. secretary Of the
Inter Church Federation. and the Rev.
". ". Case. president Of the Trenton
Ministerial Union. called upon Gov. Fort
to-day 20 ascertain what action he con-
templated in regard TO the scandal re-
sulting from the carousals which marked
the closing session 81 the HOUSE Of As
sembly last week. Both clergymen az
sured the Governor that the organ Nations
which they represented did not wish to
anticipate action by the authorities.
feeling confident that an invest igation
would be made - Ith a view Of placing the
responsibility where " belonged.
Tho Governor informed the visitors
that because % the pressure under which
he 70 working IN disposinE u bills passed
by the session he would he unable seTi-
oiIsly to consider the HOuuse episode before
"Wednesday.
President FrelinR huysen Of the senate,
and Speaker Ward % tho HOUSE, sent - ord
to-day that thsy would be in Trenton to-
morrow and minated that they would
like to talk over the situation with the
Governor.
The Methodist Preacnsrs Meeting Of
Trenton and Vicinity took action to-day
urging the Governor To make an investi-
NAttou. haaolutlouA nNTuuuceu ny NAe
Rev George ". Ridout. pastor % the
Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church. were
UNANIMOUSLY adopted AZ follows:
where's the indec.n-y attending the
losing session Of the Legislature reported
by the press j. an insult and a dis grace o
our state ana In open defiance Of the Christ
ian -~ntiu'~n' Of the Commonwealth, there
fore
Rsso!sSs First. thai Ne, the Methodist
preachers meeting Of TTelMon ana vicinity.
record our intense disgust st the proceedings
reported aud pledge our hearty COOPER alton
TO any and every -fort that may be made
to purge the state OF this disgraceful a6air
R'soirsd. Second. that W. haV- heard
Nith pleasure Of the int Snded Investigation
by h'- ENoslleRcy the Governor. T. .. Fort.
aud sincerely hope that the guilty parties
may be- brought to Justice.
Rs-Oi'sd. Third. that 49, cali upon the
people Of oar churches TO take warning
from these recent events and absolutely
refuse their support ~ the polls to any man
or men who are IN any Wy Influenced 10y
or allied 10 The liquor int~re~ts
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ron ALLDSS ~ CCESSOR.
O,srEs County Coa,saIIS IRaOsses Pref.
n. ". ThSmas.

OSEoSri. y. T.. April 1.-THE Repub-
liCan county convention Of Otsego county
at COOperstOwn to-day instructed ths
dsIegates chosen 10 the Thirty-ssvsnth
Senatorial convention. TO be held at Nor
wich on Tuesday. TO support Prof. Il. "
Thomas Of Colgate University for the
nomination % succeed J. p. Aids. As
.emblyman g. L. Clark. who was invited
10 addrrss the convention. declared IN
favor 81 = thorough and impartial tnveSa-
cation Of every trace 81 legislative cor-
rtIption He aaid that M would vote for
any proposition that WILL bring about
that result.
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AsssaSlymsa Center VITA SsrCoo-,.

Ths Brooklyn Democratic Assembly
men hsld a conference Yesterday ~
Democratic headquarters with John gH
McCooey. the county leader. in refer
enos 10 pending legislation at Albany.
Some Of the talk WAS over district pri-
mAries, and Mr.. McCoOsy and most Of the
AnSsmblymen said they were In favor Of
aoms such legislation. All were agreed
that short ballot. on which the Names II
candidates would not appear more than
once. would be a great Improvement
over the press nc plan.
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aLDERWEN avn CONGESTION
Gsoper IsIsa Neetlng Vstes for Gem
mission 10 ne Named ny the Waysr.

A. mess meeting Of the People Instr
tute in Cooper Union last night number
of speeches we're made on congestion Of
population NJ 81 the speakers said
that the point % the gathering was
simply 10 get the audience to pass a reso-
ltltiOn urging the immediate appointments
81 an expert and unpaid commission
which shall devis- means for legislation
to relieve the congestion.
The speakers said alSo that an ord
nance which is now before the Board of
Aldermen ~ going TO pas. hut they told
the audience that u ought 70 give the
power Of the appointment Of the commits
sion 90 Mayor GaynOT and not Ia the
Aldermen who we're reported Ia b. in
Sisting on aaming the majority of the
commission themselves.
Among the speakers were Jacob 4.
Riis. DR. FeliX Adler. rEof. Frank A.
GOodnoW Of Columbia. Deputy Tau
Commissioner Alfred J. Bouiton. Allan
RobinsOR. Prof. Franklin " Hooper and
Iacob 4. cantor. Ths resolution vent
through by a large ma JOrity
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THIEVES WATCHED TRE COP
And RSaphed ~ 0we Find 90 the Bleck
waite Hs Waa NJ the 0tlser.

wSste He Nsa NJ the 8ther.
There have been no Ie@s than Ave bur
gIaries IN the last week on West i7sth
street. four Of them on the block from
Seventh to Eighth avenues. There 10 .
single policeman whose duty " 10 TO guard
this block. but tho thsfts. Il is supposed.
are done az ono end Of the block whom tbs
patroIman IN al the other
Last Thursday morning the tailor shop
% Davis 4 Wolfe. at 712 West I2Sth street.
was entered and $50 worth Of clothing
taken. The partners and a friend stayed
in the store the next night and on Friday
morning early heard persons talking In a
yard hack OF the store who they thought
we've thieves. The tailors had revolvsrs
which they were ready TO uss but a special
policeman out on the sidewalk frightened
away tho supposed thieves by rapping
with his club on the pavement.
Wallach Brothers a. 2es, Lieherman's At
10. both fun ishing goods stores: Anton
Schmidt's. a barber shop at 211 and a
candy 2tore af ~. al were entered- From
Hchuiidt's the thieves took q massage ma
ohinS and aoms rHSorA
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Mr. -wun.trom Ms. Purum.nla.

Former President }. Edward swan
strom of the Borough of Brooklyn has
been III Of pneumonia az his home. s57
Fourth stretS. for ten days. 40 one
time his condition cauEet much anxiety
Dr h. ID. Harrington. his physician. SAID
Yesterday that the acute stage ~ ths
disease had been passed and that h. had
strong hopes OF Mr.. SwtnstromS re-
covery.
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Florida I.aanchang Mas IN.

IL was officially announced YESTERDAYS
at the Brooklyn navy yard that tho new
battleship Florida would be launched az
lO;0 A. NJ. May ~. IL is expected THAI
President Taft. Secretary Meyer and
Gov. Gilchrist 81 Florida win be- present.
Miss Elinabeth Fleming II Jacksonville
will christen the new hattierhip
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BCLLOcK To MEET ROosEV EFT
ssuth Dakota Marshal lavtted 90 issnsia,
tor q Csaferenee.

DEADwooD. =. D.. April n. 49, Col.
Theodore Roosevelt has written Capt.
Bullock of Deadwood asking him 60 come
60 London in May and have a talk with
the returning hunter. Capt. Bullock
has cabled an accepatncs TO the invita-
ton.
Col. Roosevelt is a great Adnirsr OF
Capt. Bullock. whom he appointed United
States Marshal for South Dakota. Bull
locH Waited slr. seveh while the latter
was President a number OF umee. Ar
rangements now are thar the meeting
shall take placs in London On May 2
Capt Bullock refuses to discuss the con-
tents OF the letter or the cause Of the
invitation but admits that he will leave
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NsaEyiana ssees &c. Inrrcassa Wages

BAUTINORH. april IL Because Of the
increased cost Of living the Maryland
STEEL Company to-day granted 10 its
500 employees ae SparroWs Point an
lncnoa1s o. pr cent. an WaFss. beginning
May I. The weekly payroll Of tho COM
p11y avsFaggs shout $1,000
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"A OIOI
Of Confidence

This story came to US a
few days ago:
\ man wanted to buy
coal. He had been read
ing the Curtis-B Iaisdell
Co. cards in the Surface
Cars Of New York City.
He ordered his coal
or d e re d it from the
Curtis Blaisdell Co.-be-
Cause, as he stated, he
knew that what they said
must be right. otherwise
they could not be adver-
Using in the New York
City Surface Cars.
Confidence is a great
thing. IL sells coal,
tomato soup, underwear,
biscuits. most anything
you can think oE-through
New York City Surface
Car Advertising. -
We have the exclusive :
control and sale Of ali adj
vertising space in the
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~" = - 80. . pu.ens eacn
-. =. 80 snA1 ne
"" 49, 1890
80 -us-,. 49, sIe oota
w. W s.,, 49, ny 'ns
"" y. ls.,
Nr Pincho' arrived here last night
n"NPeo'soy ne was not due until
thu morning. ne was cioseted with Col.
k'''-eNen All morning ana went 70 tho
h'l- with MN tn,s aiternoon. when
b" has hnlsned S'tn Mr' Ftnchot. the
COLONEL IN hls own WORDS WI have all
hn'h'I SHOWS
vi. ih.ho' retn@.ns mere over night.
10 t"'s.N ueey on ORDINARY matters
tn' 'rn'a not oe mduoed 10 utter word
- '' nus Con'e.s"uon TINS morning with
W' '"to"ei. ne e'soeu All questions
T"ths 10 "
NHn ms long ana mysterious fore
noon tAiN WIN VT F1nchot Cot Roosevelt
r"'"i'ed eau rom couple OF Fran
u-otn monks.
hter luncheon Col Roosevelt ae-
cnmpanled ny M f1nchot. Mrs Roose-
V''t and Miss Ethel Roosevelt. went for
long drive Iney proceeded about
ES miles along ths Niltea Caramagnia.
hahns az ON" pace IN inspect an old
'hApel Nhicn 10 nnn9 with seamen's
Not'e "Herings- Inc Colonel had q
fnng "hat WIN the aged priest In charge.
"ho was Inucn Interested In the little
gold medal 81 " Joseph which Col
F"'-@Ne" uArr'eu curing MS entire African
p,LneN. A.,
L.,y ~ S~,Ace nA" ooseh
m'N "pn'n 70 po.n' ~nere tney were
Iy''"'" = ~ ihe~ N'iAgos
mrongh ~nlch tney had passed COMPARE
49, 1uoey' - 80 y" '"sE o"'"Ahu TIP
'"e Nv ~SS' ol.iNon OF TOTO
NAut@'o "y me umse M returned on hts
way hack to Miss Carow's villa. and -
resHh OF me enthusiastic greetings
~ the Nl'Agers the Colonefs hat vas
more onen IN ms hand than on has head.
NJ arrays was frequently Peited with
no~ers ~ matter OF fact tho trium-
phAi progress OF yesterday was repeated
On a somewhat more limited scale-
when the PARTY returned to the villa
Nds found that the police had arrested
Young man IN the garden attached to
W" VIA ne had been admitted to the
grounds ny the gardener. whom he had
told that he was a police agent. This
sH~ined quite natural. a. there are nearly
sVays a number OF such officials around
NfteT the young mans arrival a real
poLne agent came along and hearing
the gardeners story took the man into
custody. He was searched before being
'o'ked up and on him was found a pass
r'"' heRnng the name Of Magnano !
T. mad b@pn isole,I NJ Rolo0na The
PRISONER had no weapons He smoke |
tnRlish. however. and said thar ne WIS |
.srkinr emplovuent with Col Roosevelt, /
The police believe he - a harmless
crank
PRESIDENT Iaft's reply To the de-natch 1
from the municipality. IN which they told /
~ how they were honortnG Col ROoss-
veltw Bas rsces~ed his morning. h read
have received your courteous tsle-
gram announcing that President Rooss-
ys.' has arrived In your city and been
rs''ived enthusiastically by your whole
I"rulatIon and that your city was proud |
io welcome him.
! Reg to assure you and all your coun- /
irymen that the American people are very.
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ALBANIaNS QUIET.
Rejects Ds-eesze and Wna ChIeSIaIn. son,
mt % the Turha

Special csse Dsspasca 10 TuE SUI.
CoNsrANrINoPLE. April 1.-THE re-
oeIlion In Albania has been suppressed.
The rebels have been dispersed and the
ohiefs have offered their submission to
the Turkish commanders.
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he recently wrote Il have used
Dufv'S Pure Matt Mhiskev for great
many wears and have found ~ TO be the
best toms sumulant for old people !
am "a wears old. have been ~ the under
taking business - wears and have cN-
posed nv self 10 every known contagiou,
disease. but have never taken anything
TO prevent cont agion except Duly, Pure
Malt WhIskev m small doses - 4 toni,
I have found that YOUR Whiskey keeps me
~ the best of health. On January 20
IqIo nv WJfe and I celebrated our
Golden AnniverSar, sincerely hope
my letter will con, ince Others that
DuHy's Pure Malt Mhistcv - a great
blessing and help 10 those along IN
wears DAVID Poster. $50 Palssde Ave
Jersey CITY Height, y !.
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no EXTRA CHARGE FOR ".
Advertisements mr. rBN suN ami TVS EvGEIN1
srH MAY NJ ieft a. any American D1strict Me@-
aBngsE oencs n ~ dtg.
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Celebrates Mis-
Golden Wed dine

Although Mr. Foster. a WcII-knowu
Cndert ak err Of Jersey City Height =,
v. -. Has Been Exposed Ia Every
Kind OF Contagious Disease, Hr
Has Always Enjoyed the Best az
Health. re u Now "a Years Of
Age.
DuTy's Pure Malt Whiskey ~ his
Only Medicine. and It Keeps His
system In Such Perfect Condition
That u Wards or the Attacks of
All the Germs With which His
Business Brings Him In Contact.
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UOOSEVELI.PINCHOT POVWOW
sOTH ~ HIGH SPIRITS AFTER
IILk ar PORTO MAURIzIO.

Ladies JsIn N Loa9 Walk over the Hul.
Villages necogniRe and Cheer the
FN-Presadeua-Crank m Nalsa Caraw's
t.ardrm--kAlusr EageP Ter MPeelnw.
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Dutfy's Pure Malt WhlsEsy

IS an absolutely pure ditillaiion o.
matted grain. Its Palltsbility and IL,
freedom from injurious substances render
u 80 that 10 can be ret tanned BY the most
sensitive stomach. u has been 1hc
standard Of puntv and excellence tor
fifty years and Is an absolutely pure
gentle and invigOTsting toms and stir,u-
liant IL aids IN DESTROYING disease. and
by its building and healing prcpertic,
assists IN restoring TISSUES IN a gradual.
healthy. natural manneT Prescribed h,
physicians and recognized A. a family
medicine everywhere.
CAITuON.-Whrn yoa ask yoar drnant-t
Mrsceg o. dealer for Days Pure Mats
WhtsNey ~ aure you Nrt the Rrnutme. "a
6s an ah.afaeepy pare nisd "a tnal Hlale nj -
sad is ssSa ~ SRAg.ED BOTGI.FS ONLN
aegsr 81 balk. l@ok for thr trade mars. ths
s.Ota Chesntst." On The Label. sad uiake surs
fhe senl the cork - unhrnkEm. prtre.
= ii 90 . tnrue battle. WVtte Meairnl n~RaFt-
meat. me lSaHp Matt Whiskey Co. uoc hsaasr
~ n fer aa tllasfrnaed unaAtrnl lnnoklea. eaIi.
aafning tesaiulgptais ana rnrs csulrnsn sens-
sala 1rse.
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ENANCIPATE HHB COMMONS
AS0CITH Calls HOUsE az
LORDS Az ANACHRONISM.

nedmead Jolna I1Syd-Gsorge n Giving
OTsriea the Lie-O'Draea says Eis's,
RsViy m the sso1se-Premssg - New
''PaTnelibsm and Crime meVeaaaisn.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-22

There Is no cough medicine SO popu- lar as Foley's Honey and Tar. IL never fails to cure coughs. colds, croup and bronchitis Sold by Elvey X Hulett.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-22
NOTICE OF ELECTION
 IN SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. il, MARI. coPA COUNTY, ARIZONA TERRITORY.

Pursuant to resolution of the board of Trustees in and for School District No. II, Marlcopa County. Arizona Ter rltory. duly passed and adopted on the goth day of April, 1910, calling the elec- ton hereinafter mentioned,
 Notice Is hereby given that an elec- ton will he held in the Peoria Store, situated ln said school District No, II, in Marlcopa County, Arizona Territory, on Saturday, the l4th day ot May, 1910, between the hours of v o'clock In the forenoon and 2 o'clock in the afternoon of that day,
 That II r. Bartlett, W l. osborn and R, r, Schaefer are the judges appoint ed and named to conduct said election at said lime and place
 That the purpose 0f said election Is to submit to the taxpayers of the sald school District No, II, in said Mari eopa County, Arizona Territory, the question whether or not the honds of said school District No, II shall he Issued in the aggrega'n sun ol seven lhousand dollars, in denomInaion of five hundred dollars each, hearing in-
Arizona republican., 1910-04-22
THE SOUND SLEEP OF GOOD
 HEALTH.

The restorative power of sound sleep can not be over estimated and any ail- ment that prevents it is menace to health. J. l.. Southers. Eau Claire, Wis, says:-"For . long time I have been unable to sleep soundly nights, be- cause of pains across my back and soreness of my kidneys. My appetite was very poor and my general condi- ton was much run down. have been taking Foley's Kidney Pills but a short time and now sleep as sound as rock. eat and enjoy my meals and my general condition Is greatly inn proved. l can honestly recommend Fo- ley's Kidney Pills as know they have cured me. Sold by Elvey X Hulett
Arizona republican., 1910-04-22

Sealed proposals. addressed tO the Board of Control of the Territory of Arizona. for the construction of the Pineers' Home at Prescott, Arizona. according to plans and specifications now on file at the office of the said Board and at the office of w z. Eli ott. Architect, at Prescott. Arizona. will be received by the Secretary of the said Board at the Capitol Build Ing at Phoenix. Arizona, until o'clock. local time. in the afternoon of Tuesday. the 26th day of April. 1910. and will be opened by said Board at the above named place and time and thereafter considered.
 Certified check for five per cent G per cent) of the amount of the bid to accompany said proposals.
 The Board of Control reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
 The Territory of Arizona by its Board of Control.
 ROBT. A. CRAIG. al Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-22

Notice of Public Sale. Department of the Interior, Land Office at Phoenix. Arizona, March 29, 1910. Pursuant to Act of Congress approved April S0, 1908 (35 Stat, ID, and Regulations is sued hereunder, notice Is hereby given that on May 10. 1910. at Parker. Ari- zona, beginning at 10 a. m. and con tinuing from day to day as long as nee essary. We will offer singiy at public outcry to the highest bidder at not less than the appraised value thereof. the unentered and unreserved lots In Par ker T0wnsite. Arizona, as dellneated and designated on the plat thereof. ap- proved by the Secretary of the Interior on June 14, 1909. and now on file In our office. Bids may be made by agents but not by mail. On any ac- cepted bids of s25 or less full payments must immediately be made, and on any accepted bid exceeding s25 payment of that amount must be made at once, and the remainder must be paid to the re- ceiver at Phoenix, Arizona, on or be- fore November l, 1910. Failure to make any payment as above required will forfeit all rights under such bids including forfeiture of all money paid. penalty named in Section 2373 r. s. Rev Statutes. against any cOmbina- ton or action tending to hinder or embarrass the sale of said lots or to prevent free competition between bid ders. Frank II. Parker. Register. Charles F. Arnold. Receiver. 5-m
Arizona republican., 1910-04-22
Her Life Saved
 Catarrh Leaves You When the Germs are Destroyed

! Breathe Hyomei (pronounce it High 0-neD over the infla med and germ in fected membrane of the nose and throat. II will kill the germs and cure 1 cat3rrh
 Complete outfit sl.00. including hard rubber pocket inhaler, at druggists everywhere and at the Lovett Drug CO.
 Guaranteed to cure catarrh. croup, coughs. colds or money back "Hyomei certainly saved my life and | accord il the credit which it deserves ann merits. Mrs. Ada topklns, ooiu- , water. Mich.
 "Hyomei has done wonderful thing for me. For two years was So hoarse that spoke in a whisper; now l am aa well as yer. Thanks to Hyomei."- Mrs. James Spencer. WItervliet, N. Y.
 "Hyomei has cured me of catarrh of long standing. II is the best thing to kill cold have ever got hold of Mrs. A. Haslan. Crot"n, Lee Coun- ty-. Ia.
 When you own Hy0mei Inhaler you can always get an extra bottle of Hyo- mel for 50 c at druggists. Send for free booklet and sample bottle Hvomei Booths Hy0inei Co. Buffalo. W. Y
Arizona republican., 1910-04-22
AMENDED ARTICLES.

We. George H. Prudden and John II Conway. President and Secretary re- spectively of the Ancient Gold Mining and Milling Company of Arizona. do hereby certify that at q meeting of the stockholders of said corporation. which was duly called for that expressly stated purpose. upon due and lawful notice. given. and duly and regularly held at it's office in No. 203 Essex building at No. g East sixth St. in the city of St. Paul. State of Minne- sota. on Thursday. the 24th day of March. 1910. at 10 o'clock in the fore noon. more than nine -tenths Of all of the stockholders of said corporation be- ing duly present or represented, the ar ticles of incorporation of the Ancient Gold Mining and Milling Company were duly amended by the affirmative vote uf more than five-siNths Of all it's shares of capital stock The following resolutions were duly adopted by said vote at said meeting. namely:
 BE TT RESOLVED. that the articles of incorporation Of The Ancient Gold Mining and Milling Company of Ari- zona be. and the same are hereby
 
 " of said articles Of incorporation. the following:
 ARTICLE ""
 The general nature of the business in which this corporation shall engage is to buy. lease or otherwise acquire mines. mining concessions. ores. miner Il zones. mills for concentrating. re- ducing. smeltinR or otherwise treat ing ores and to engage In L general mining. milling. reducing. treating and sm.lting business. tp buy. lease ar cOn- struct or otherwise acquire concessions and franchises for and to thereafter maintain and operate such tr1mways. roads. canals or railways as may b. necessary or convenient for use in transacting the business 0f the cor pnration leading from its works to any uavignbl- stream or t0 some existing railway, turnpike. navig1ble water 0r canll; t0 buy. lease or oihersise ac- duire personal and real property wher- ryrr situated, including stocks and bonds of other corporations, ta carry pn q general mercantile business. to loan 0r borrow money. Co sell. lease, pledge, mortgage, bond 0r hYpDiheclt- any or ali nf its property for such Pur- pose, 0r purposes, as it may deem hest, and t0 do any oT ail such other acts a. shah hr HerrssaFY 9f incidental in and ip ttr business af the saTpaFltion The business Co he conducted hl ihs cor PHratiaH may bs reHduftsd any where iH NuTih nF south AWsFifa"
 BE TT FURTHER RESOLVED, that ihn sad articles af Incorporation br Hisa amended hF adding thereto AFti- Tia NJ which shall Faaa ss follows
 ARTICLE N"
 The highest amount uf indebtedness in which ihn corporation shsn ai shf iiHr suhinff Hsrif shaii hu nHs fniiiiaH e Hnn nnn nHt asll4fs
 iN WITNESS WitfHsof ihs rfsai. dent iHd Secretary ui iha Ahrisni f.ssif