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The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-01
MEXICO WANTS MONEY
 TO PAY SOLDIERS

are issued and the next loan must he larger in order tn meet the increased interest. At this rate the debt of Mex i'" tx continually increasing while the r'.inlry. nn account of the cont tinuc. I state of war. k producing nothing
 This nr+i,s that the time will come when the honds will be practically r,hess as were those of venezuel, and Santo Domingo before the coun tries interested forced the latter coun.
 try |" stop borrowing and begin to ra' up out "f her revenue receipts and 'h" .tuited States stepped in in tn" f''runr country and collected all the duties "n exports and imports From iiIiS money certain amount was turn ''i over |" the Santo DoniInean gov "rimcnt f"r running expenses md n c~itain per cent paid |" German. French and American holders of bonds
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LATEST STYLE
 ON BROADWAY
Special Nupsst Service.

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 NEW YORK. Nov .i.--Ail new things in the Tinted states sturt In New York and all the new things that start in New York cminatc from Broadway New plays, new styles. new slang. Perhaps that is why John Walton Bangs, who has benc playing the New England vaudc, lilo circuit and arrived back on the rialto n few days ago de- cidcd to set the very latest fashion yesterday evening.
 Bangs has been soJourning at the Im- rcrial since his arrival which goes to prove that the theatrical business has bren ro"d on the road this season. Also actor Bangs has been treating his friends. and incidentally himself. very lavishiy. Whatever it was that he chose with which to warm the cocklcs of his heart Il must have gone a hit farther and reached what takes the place of brain in vaudeville artists for shout five o'clock yesterday afternoon i.angs emerged from his room in the hotel clad in top hat and fur lined Ovcrroat. He snuntered slowly down Broadway until he reached Twenty eighth street. Here he paused and inc fur lined overcoat either became to warm or else it ticklcd for actor Bangs decided to tnke 1t on. Broad- Way has stood f"r n good many things and the Broadway cop tx a long suffer- Ing individual hut when vaudeville actor removes his overcOat and t is seen that he had forgotten to put any thing on underneath if even n New York policeman feels the blush If shame on his checks. That h one reason why OGccr O'RciiIy wouldn't stand for Bangs posing on Broadway in the altogether md took him around to the Thirtieth street police station where the captain locked him up until hts wardrobe could be replenishcd.
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Special Nussst Service.

HAMPTON. Vn.. Oct. 31.--Madikan" ccle, the son of c native Zulu chief. who has just completed q three years course at he negro college here ere ated quite Il stir yesterday when m"k ing his arrangements io return to hi. home in Africa.
 Sometime ago Ccle ustoundcd th" teachers at the school and his fellow students in lecture which he deliv cred on his native land by s,yinG tha, the standing of q man in his country was dependent upon tho number of wives he had. \ chief who thought anything of his reputation had at least ten wives. while the real swell in the chicftian line could not possibly get along with loss than twenty-five if he expected to mipglc with the Zulu four hundred. The teachers and stu dents listened to ccie and some of them were glad that they lived in :, country where one wife wns consider ed enough while there may have been others who would not have minded taking n shot at heinz n big chief.
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ALLOWED TWENTY-FIVE
 ARRESTED FOR TWO

ceIe now had only twenty four Mrs. Cclc to arrange for
 The next jewel to he added tn h!a collection was a comely yellow Elri who whs servant in one of the of- ficsrs families at Fortress Monroe. The adding of this jewel to the collection was also kept 1mict ns students at the school are mt allowed to marry and Crlc wanted to graduate.
 Last week Cele took last look around before packing up and found that he had ovcrlonked ono Of tho best specimens in tho collection. the danGh- ter of one of tho professors. Ii was not so easy to arrange matters here for papa had to he interviewed and hc fore he would give his consent he dug nY u hit of the hiR chiefs recoro
 Now relc is in iail on bigamv charge trying {" tiGuer out what is wrong with country. He would bc con sidercA . pitcr in Zuluiaad with less than ten wives and he ia considered q criminal here for mere little matter of two. So much for the American eduration nf Mir. MadIkanc ceIc. chief.
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WILSON WILL INVESTIGATE
 INDUSTRIAL SITUATION

of capital in restraining trade and in d,,stria1 activity.
 It k the desire of the present admin istr.itiun tn bring forward and have matic into law some plan which will g,' far towards bringing about industrial peace and assuring every man his fair shnr. of the prosperity of the country. It is not expected that the president will advocate any radical ar revoIu- tionary legislation as hc is too conser- Natice man to endanger the indus |. trim, welfare of the country. hut It < evident that he has seen for some time. ns have u grent many others, that some sort of Il curb must he put upon the trusts and that. if possible. work
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BERLIN. N">. l. Tn" Mexican min ,stcr of iir,..i.. has anni'nrrd through the M.xi.,,n nmistss.,l,T here that his roycri,t,rant i,s .,frins,"i io barrow twenty -ti,. millions to l"y the f,1ieir,i army. S..ni, ,tuuhi is rNl,r"ssr.i her" os to the truth If this >tttrnitnt as it ,s known ,iiut M"Nir" has for s"mr time been try it- |" get tnnicy from CsrmDny .n f,.,i".' putting up L bond iss,t. '~ s.,trlty. Th European market is .,h,.Iuv ii,""h-i with M"Ni- cam bonds ai.d wltii.' :" far the pres ent rovrrnui.' hl> i".n ai'h' to mr,i the uu,nl.uts .ts lln'y have come due l. Ia known th.u this ims only turn tI"n" by nrr,ii..iiiiLs fresh hGlns which wrr" usrl l., r;,n,..i ,li,. v.'iiI"'nS. E>rrN tim, a loan is ma.lr f"r ihc purpose of pay
 ing the interest on in'n'ls fresh h"nds
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REPRESENTATIVE OF BANKERS
 HAS GOOD TlmE---uNTIL

Later at a Jolly little dinner in the grill room where champagne was Il considerable portion of the feast Col lins. in moment of happiness offered |" bet dinner for the crowd that he vouid ''put one over" on any banker attending the convention. About six "f the astutc ones tnk him up and IL hut remained f"r the Englishman to proceed io cash Il forged check or eri ti" "rlorscmcnt mf ono of his new friends to some worthless paper to win .nni,sh dinners to last him week.
 AS thr party left the cafe and saunt-rcd into the lobby of the hotel a .uict little man in twccds stepped m to Collins and asked for moments conversation. The two stepped aside. lrt not so far from the bankers us to prevent them from ovcrhearing n con ycrSation which ran something. like lhs:
 1ttS HtlltI UtliP N'' ''"'N " nc games m. you might as well com" quietly"
 The representative of the Hrifish bankers. "Sh not so loud.
 Tine u,iri little man. producing T n,ir rf h,nicnns and slipping them on tl,,. t:nElishman's wrists, Teen on ,nur trail for three months. Black. now s"n for the cooler"
 .f course "Cartnin Cornelius Glenn collins" alias Black Mike, tho divorced h.i.l..n.l nf Na.alie Schenk. famous Newport hrllr. went along with the 1,ic,.ti,r hlt tho fact still remains thn' he won his dinners from tho hanHerS for hr had hoodwinked them a'l and
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MAY EXCHANGE PART
 OF TERRITORY FOR CASH

in order L" prevent friction i"twcea the two countries is not acceptable. change u either for money or for Iirit . ish territory at his discretion.
 The hill has been referred to the committee on foreign affairs and it is hot expected that the matter will ba brought before the house at the pres cnt session or that 1t will be taken uD
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The United States was approac he'd m regard to what. Ii any. responsi. hility it would assume In regard to this loan to Mexico and the reply was that the Washington government would not he in any way responsible for the col lection "f any debts contracted hy Mexico
 It is thought that he bankers of Europe have been warned by their s"v.rnments that they can expect no outside help In collecting their inter- est and 1t is doubtful if they have been willing to take the risk of lending Mexico money In the face of her i'm pending trouble with the United States
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-01
 THE NEW EAGLE TO OPEN.

The New Eagle saloon will open to- night In tho Hunter building one door west of its former location.
 Tho premises have heen redecorated and renovated throughout and greatly improved in order ta furnish comfort and convcnienccs to the patrons There will he n number of tnbles and com fortallc chairs for those who wish to finger and the long nnd well stocked mr wlll provide the hest of old stock for thnsc who like to take thcIrs with something tu lem aga inst.
 Henry i,urei,. tho genial proprietor. will provide Il lunch for his old friends wh" drop in shis evening and from tho nnmhrr nf friends whn will attend he will have to provide hig one.
 The same w,'il kmown brands Of lhiuid refreshments will continue tn grace ihc shelf in front of the hnr ghss and the mmc old hearty wei. conr awaits the ,mtrons.
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ing condit ions must be made such that the wage carncr will get his share. the consumer his and the trust it's share and that neither shall ger more nor less than Is right.
 MT. Wilson has undertaken Il stu pcndoas task In attempting to regulate tn. trusts and he will have tho opposi ttm of many in his own party as well as In other parties, hut the presldent'a theories on trusts and thcir workings are more sound than were those of tho party directing the last trust invesrt- gation and it is to he hoped that his efforts tU get at the bottom Of tho tn- dustrial situation in tn" country will meet with success
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Special Nugget Service.

CHICAGO. \",. .~ The members of the American l:Iiihrts Association now in session here 'iSi,md several day., ago tr Il ,.rN interesting address ,l'' livered l.y Captain ,'"rn"hhuS Client, Collins. wh" 'f,nh. q, this ,,'iiIt.N fo" tho rXIIr>> i"nI..s. "f rcprcs'niin.; 2; tho Bankers .\~s." i;llh'n .h Great i'ri tain. r.,lanin ,'"iri>' knew hr:e" "f hanks ain; ..i,.L.r& "u hnih Sil,'s "f thc .ttE,iii.. .,~ ..i'l'n',i iy his mhis- teriy h,ri'ii.., ,i' his sHhi,,,. k lare,' nnd a,',nr.tt, 'sin' rShr'i.ii sunj j'rt upon whl,..i h. I'ttrh.i k "f great In ter"st [" .,ll ..tlia.rs in ,N.ry part "f the world. Ih'u is forgery in "''nn-''. tion with checks .tini drafts
 Tn" sI"iri>.-r wrn; ini" great detail on this Sui.i.rt .rui WIS listened :" with pri.iirI ..;,'litI'u ns iV explain Q cd iho hi~i.,i,k ,': f"tg.1> il," methods employed l> t"rt;''rs :'ud ,hr nnln'rnns s"StS h'"i'i''i 'N 'th tfil'~~""''ii '" fiimilum i.'i'k> ..M "hr!s. captain Collins at.'.w l., '..,'' in regard |" details in tlh's'' ,n. Hers nts as ninuic a.' that nf ih. ;'r,.t iiiunIS ,ht", iNrS employed i.y rt,..u' ;.i in'iiini''''@ an'l his talk NAe i.,;.I'"i> ,!,rr'.i N hen l. had hnis,.ci
 After th" nr'..ii,le had a'tj"nru"i Collins wiiG ..,li, "i lis inilu"hii 'l hahk"r irIn,l~ w'iii 'N't {" il'' Ah''- totinm h"t,l ~l"rn th,t r''nt inncd .i dtsrussi"n "f f.s..rN and iiu' ease With which nI,u N'ill' h""!w'h'' even ihr lN.r> haIk,r ii II" i'ui n!' b0lh front :ii.I ,.rdll dress ths 1.irt.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-01
GRAND OPENING AT MECCA.

AIessrs. West. Swanson and Tlourret will reopen the Mecca saloon this even ing and there will hc the usual good cheer that has always benn provided by ihcsc popular purvcyors [" public happiness.
 The new proprictors of the Mecca will see that 1t loses nothing in tho way of popularity and their many friends who can count m the excel ience nf the iibntions which they pro- vide will he on hand tonight to listen to tho music sample the lnnch and wish them good cheer.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-01
RELIANCE IS
 REPORTED LOST

\ report reached Nome this atfer rom that Tom Ross boat tho Reliance h.i. aetn lost "n SledGe Hand. .l' Boss ird Pete Brandt were ;hoard of the Reliance.
 The cutter Fear has gone up the outside passage around Sledee island and Tom Ross in the wilhcmina viii run up through the inside passage to- night to search for the Reliance.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-01
Special Nugget Service.

KINGSTON, Ian,air ira. Nov. i.--t'ap- tain Hugh AIcHugh of the Gordon IIighla ndcrs. who wns doing temporary duty on the stan of the governor "f Jamaica, and Lieutenant John dArc"v Bettincourt of tho native regiment were murdered in the mesS room "f tii' barracks hero today by thc mess ser geant who 1t Is supposed was either drunk or crnxy. The officers wore sit : ting in the mess room when the nativ" sergeant came in carrying an auto
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-01
NATIVE SERGEANT
 KILLS TWO OFFICERS

mntic revolver which he had taken from Captain McIIugh's room. With out word of warning he opened fire on the officers and they were both kill "i heforc they could leave their rbairs,
 The noise of the shuis brought scv cral other officers and soldiers to tn" scene hut hcfore they could take thr pistol away from him the native. sol dicr turned it upon himself antl fell ..r,,d it their feet.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-01
S. s. coRWiN

The steamer corwin will sail Tor Dutch Harbor. Seward. Cordeva. Jun. eau. kstehikan and Seattle. on or about November i. For freight and passage apply kotxsbut Transporta' ton q Trading Co.,. next lonen Bros. studio.
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Special Nugget Service.
 ATLANTIC CITY. Nov. 1..-Commis- sioncr of Corporati ions Davis today un- nounced that by direction of the presl : dent he WAS about to make Il thorough and scientific investigation of the in dustrinl situation in the United States. This investigation will be made in con necton with the a,lminstr1,iion's pro- posed trust Legislation.
 The commissioner will 20 into all phases of industrial activity especially with view to considering the condi ton of the workers in relation to em- piOyment. the earnings nf investors and directors as compared with wages paid and the results of combinations
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-01
READY FOR MAILING

The Magazine of the Nugget Is now ready for mailing. Any one desiring to have them already wrapped can get them at the Nugget office with stamps attached for 6bc.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-01

had been a lowed to address them and to f,aternize with them upon creden- tials which he had cleverly forged him self It was merry little jest. but will the forger get the dinners
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-01
MEXICO WANTS TO BORROW MONEY
SEYMOUR
 IS HANGED
Special Nugget ssrvics.

6pooiaI NuU0et Sorvtce.
 SALEM. Ore. Oct. 3i.-F'rank Sey- m"nr was hanged here torday for the murder of George Dedaskiou. q Greek
 Dedasklou was killed by Seymour in Medford il year ago and in spite of the conclusive cvid"dce brought out at tn, trial placing the guilt on the man hanged to-day. seymour protested his innocence up until the last minute and even made q '.iig'hy spce,,. from the scaffold in which he declared that he wns not guilty "f the crime for which he was meeting death.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-01
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 WASHINGTON. D. C.. Nov. I.---.As announced yesterday in press dis patches to the NUGGET Representa- : tive Smith of Maryland has introduced n bill providing for the cession "f Southeastern Alaska to Canada by tn" United States.
 The bill farther provides that If the plan of giving the territory to Canada
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-01
WIRES DOWN.

Just before the NT!GGET went to press 1t was reported that the wires were down hrtwrcn here and Beaver nam.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-01
HALF MILLION tk TAXES. Special Nuopet Service.

DULUTH. Nov. l.-Thc Tinted
 states Steel Corporation pafd M,nnc
 sota one million and half dollars In taxes for the last halt of inc year 1913.
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FEDERATED CHURCH.

Nnvehnmr ?. laia. Sunday schhol ns usual at eleven o'ciock. Every nnn cordially Invited.
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.tinoIsuu. earpsts and mattina, fur eeats. robes, blankets at HeIts.
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until the ,.nd of the regular session. if at all. There seems to be some serious opposition to the getting rid of any territory now helonginG to the United States oven to as good a neighbor as Canada and there will probably he T fight made against the passage of the bill.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-01

usard sf Trade Rsstaurant is Hsw rsspsnsd fer husiNsss.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-01
AT TIE NEW EAGLE.

Hsmrieh Bros' "Apslle Seer en drausht. also "ssiset" by the bsttls sr cass.
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MARSHALL TO REST. Special NuSost Service.

CIIIt'AG1. Nov. i.---vise l'rcsidcni Marshall left hero tor,iay for calif"r- nia where hr goes far vacation ant much needed rest.
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FOR RENT.

FOR UEET.-Niccly furnished house.
 keeping ronms Sec Crowley < rnr. ter.
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Farswsi, Danes. Bat night. Eagle hall. Adnissisn et.50. Ladiss free.
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Furniture. hardware, clothing. ara- mite ware. now ooods, everyday at Holts.
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Beard ef Trade Hsstauraat is new rsepsnsd for husiness.
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correRaL WILL NOT RUN. Nusess Special Service.
 SEATTLE. Ooc. 3f.--Mayor Cottcrtl announced today that he would not h. . candidate for reelection.
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Rnss and Linslsum. sishtIy damsesd ssliin0 cheap st osssirs.
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Meme Dairy Ice cream end ies ersaW seda as lilly Rsss candy sAsrs.
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Farewell Dance. Sat night. Eaals halt. Adnaission $t.50. Ladiss free.
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The Peoples pspsr"-Nems Nsssst
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"Tbs Peoples Papsr"--Nsms Nusss'
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-05-07
WHITINGHAM.
FOUND WIFE DEAD IN BED.
Mrs. Harley Upton of Nottingham Suf-
fered Long With Asthma

Harley Upton found his wife, who
had been a long sufferer with asthma
and other diseases, dead in her bed
Monday morning. Mr.. Upton retired
about II O'Clock after his wife assur-
ed him she was comfortable and wish
ing him to 20 to bed. When he
awakened early in the morning he
went to her room and found that she
had died in the night, seemingly
peacefully. DIR. Gordon, her attending
physician, says death was due to sud
den heart failure, the heart having be
come weakened from long years of
illness with asthma.
Mrs Upton came here AS a widow,
Mrs. Green, to keep house for Mr..
Upton, whom she later married. She
was a quiet woman and much respected
by all who knew her. The funeral will
he held Thursday at > clock at the
Baptist church. Mr.. Upton has the
sympathy of his many friends in his
sudden bereavement.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-05-07
BRATTLEBoRo LOCAL.

Eighteen young women from the
to-day and had dinner at the Brooks
House. They drove over for a days
outing.
Sedgwick Woman S Relief corps will
have sewing meeting tomorrow after
noon and the regular meeting will fol
low IN the evening, at which large
attendance is requested.
Mrs. Lucy A. Cox is having the up
per tenement in the Cox building on
Main street thoroughly renovated and
new plumbing installed, preparatory to
its occupancy by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Dean.
Police Chief George Wilson was no.
titled by the Bellows Falls officials this
morning that a robbery of siverware
similar to that at the home of George
L. Durham here had been committed
in that town.
Over 100 couples attended the dance
given IN the new armory last evening
| by Mr.. and Mrs. A. P Simonds and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Rice. Music was
furnished by Leitsinger' s orchestra of
six pieces and buffet luncheon was
served
A. w. SWeeton, county agricultural
agent, went to Vernon today in his
new automobile to help in some expert
mental work with regard to increasing
the yield of sweet corn. Small parts
of the farms of Mr.. Wright and Mr..
! Dunklee are being used.
/ While 4 good number of new cases
of measles and whooping cough were
/ reported to Health Officer Henry
| Tucker last week there is a falling off
in that respect this week. There are
! no cases of diphtheria or scarlet fever
now in quarantine in town.
Charles Hewitt of Chesterfield, who
was arrested by Officer Ellis g. Worden
last night for drunkenness, was taken
to Newfane Jail today by Police Chief
I George Wilson. Hewitt pleaded guilty
before Justice A. F. Schwenk, but
could not pay the fine of 1854 imposed
Members and invited guests of the
ladies' circle of the Universalist
church will meet in the church parlors
at 10 o'clock tomorrow forenoon to
hold a sewing meeting. 4 basket
luncheon will be served at noon and .
business session win open at 2.3(
o clock.
The Estey Organ company shipped
an organ by automobile yesterday tC
Winchester, n. H., to be installed il
the new Universalist church there. L
is an exceptionally fine instrument
: with white enamel case and bronze
: pipes Messrs. Rohde and Whiddel
were detailed to set it up.
State cases have been taken up a
county court and today the ease o
the state against Douglas, who /
charged with having killed two heifer
last fail. was heard. The arguments
, were made early this afternoon. Tn
next ease to be taken up is that of tn
state against William J. Wheeler o
Wilmington, one of several defendant
: in that town charged with liquor sell
!. ing illegally last February.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-05-07
Automobile Club Formed.

The Northfeld Automobile club was
organized Monday evening in Library
hall. About . charter members We're
present. They elected these officers:
President, II. S. Stone; vice president,
c. +. Williams; secretary, II. 5. Kel-
logg: treasurer, Dr. n. p. Wood; board
of governors, f. w. Brown, DR.. A. l..
Newton, S. f. Walker. They adopted
a constitution suggested by the Mas
sachusetts Automobile association for
smaller towns and will work along SIM
liar lines as the automobile league, for
good roads, proper signs, guide boards,
etc They plan automobile tours for
the season, and social events for the
winter months.
Various committees will be appoint
ed and there will be reports from these
committees at an adjourned meeting
next Monday evening in Library hall
It is hoped many more automobile
owners may be secured for members al
next Monday 5 meeting.
The club starts off with great en-
thusiasm and the outlook is q strong
organization, socially and for towr
improvement.