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the victim. because nobody ever goes so
far as to examine whether they are
true or false. They are 80 coarse and
malicious that they inspire disgust by
their form. regardless OF their sub
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~ ~ fvterds soAo yoos~ 10 scffh r,dsuscrtpf'
snd Illustrations for publication ,cfsh TO Nave
rsSscssd ertfcles returned they rsssf IN ell cases
sssd sfomps for that purpose.
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London once, Ennnsham House. l Arundel
street. Strand.
payfs once, Q Rue Dc 10 Mich odier~ on
1us du ouatrs Eeptembre.
waahinston onios. Hibos Building.
Brooklyn once. ZOE LivinEeton street.
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Says evil eye made him a thief
Headline.
Youth led TO Tombs calls tango his
ruin.--Hcddhre.
Strange how tho Grant ono never
thinks OF blaming himself.
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Mr.. kerr IlARpIE belongs to the class
Of persons who mistake bad manners for
manliness, Attacks such as no has Just
made on King GEORGE do no harm to
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Readers ~ TIL, srS leaving town for the
summer months can have the daily and sun
dav and evening editions delivered to them
IN any part Of this country or Europe on
the terms stated above. Addresses changed
az often as desired. order through news
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phone 22OO Beekman
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What has the Secretary of Commerce
to do with the preservation OF people
from drowning or the Alaskan coast 4?
Tho Secretary of the Treasury, the Hon.
WILLIAM GIBBs McADoo. II an expert
life saver and rescuer of the water
logged. He has studied the subject
profoundly. He has gained IA knowledge
which he has applied with great ad-
vantage 10 the Administration"
II he can rescue the Administration,
he can rescue others In deep water.
Alaska needs no wire drag apparatus.
She needs McADoo and revenue cutter,
his rescue school ship.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-25

The present Government IN England
has not been too fond of Earl
KITCHENER. The report that he Is to
succeed Lord IIARpINGE as Viceroy OF
India therefore needs verihcation.
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THE COMPLETE BUSINESS LET
TER WRITER FOR 1915.
Model No. I-QuotIns Price for Goods.

Model No. I--Quoting Price for Goods.
Smith Manufacturing Company. Roches-
ter, ". Y.
GENTLEMEN: Referring to your letter
(see Postal Regulation p. 126, pp 4D of
the 2Sth, we "a corporation organized
under tho laws OF Ohio. certificate filed in
the office Of tho Secretary of New York
State. New York; beg to advise you that
we can quote the price OF $50 (see United
States Revised Statutes, Laws of 1914.
sec. lS) per ton. carload lots tsee Inter-
state Commerce Ruling 1885, see also
dlcta in 1913 u. g., 26+. Brown vs.. Penn
sylvania r. II. Co. 1853 Pa. 2s7). This
quotation Is special to you (see ruling OF
Department OF Justice in tho matter OF
Brown Milling Coz and is made subject
to our right to claim immunity (seo
N. Y. Penal Code. PIP 49,. II you receive
better quotation from any other OF our
competitors you will. OF course, advise us
under the authority OF U. s. Revised
Statutes. PIP 2247. sub 2. We shall be glad
to MI your order (subject to rule laid
down in leading case OF Jackson VS.. Cobb.
126 u. s.. 232) and will ship according to
your instruction tsce Rule 81, New York
Public Utility Commission). Very truly
yours. J. +. JONES,
President Jones Manufacturing Co.
state Of Ohio. County of Fairfield. IS:
]. p. Jones' being duly sworn. deposes and
rays: That he has submitted tho foregoing
letter TO his counsel and has been advised
that 1t Is legal That deponent is not a
director OF any bank trust company or
transportation company. That the Jones
Manufacturing Company has never had Its
charter forfeited. nor has deponent ever
been indicted by either state or Federal
Grand Jury.
P. r. WHITE, Notary Public.
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street
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This telegram was read in the Senate
Wednesday:

SEATTLE. Wash. July 81, 1914.
"The Hon. WESLEY l.. JONES, United
states Senate, Washington, d. G.
We urge In the name OF humanity that
you use every possible influence you can
bring to bear to secure approval Secretary
of Commerce estimate OF resurveys OF
Alaskan coast. particularly wire drag. II
this necessary precaution In longer neg
lected additional loss OF life sure to ensue.
q Eour
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-27
WE'D LIKE TO
SEE IT.

members OF Home Owners asso.
citation. Local 20, at the Westmln.
ster Presbyterian church last nigh,
listened to T. II. Bolton and r. 3
Lippy. both members OF the recent
CHARTER commission. give their
views for and against the Hinky
Dtnk affair.
Answering Mr.. Lippy's contain.
ton that the large council IA mod.
eled after the board OF director
for a big corporation, Mr.. Bolton
declared, I'D like 10 have A life.
sized picture of big Corporation
doing business with board of an.
rectors receiving SIS a month. as
has been proposed for the council.
men under the new charter. M
corporation would do business In
that way"
Mr.. Bolton gave further evidence
OF the evils of a large council and,
pointed out the experiences OF
Pittsburg and Philadelphia with
ward councils and recent exposures
OF graft and political corruption
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-27
FIGHT OIL BILL

A committee was appointed yes
terday from the Manufacturers as
ISOLATION to confer with all factions
Interested In redrafting the ordi-
nance passed last Monday by the
council, relative to mooring oil tank
barges OF 10000 barrels maximum
capacity. In the harbor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-27
OHIO
Cut-Rate Dentists
2o7 UNIVERSITY STREET.
CORNER SECOND AVENUE.
Your Health Is
Your Best Asset
The Loss OF Health Means Loss Of
Time and Money.
BY Samuel r.. Webb. IL. L. r., North
western University.)

BY Samuel r.. Webb. IL. L. r., North
western University)
II In an actual fact that many
people take better care OF their
clothes than they do OF their health.
They seem 10 think that the body
can stand almost anything--any
kind OF exposure or abuse. When
sickness comes there is loss OF time
from business or other activities,
and then comes Doctors bills and
rnedicines Even when the best of
care IL exercised sickness Will over
take you. When you do get sick
the next thing ~ 20 get well. Doc
tors' advice and prescriptions are
usually expensive. The actual cx-
pense for medicines IL comparative
~ small. Now. the Brendei Drug
Company offers the services Of an
ex-government physician. free OF
charge. TO ali sick people who call
st their store at III Yesier Way.
fsouth side Pioneer Square,. The
only charge made is for the medi-
cine.
Doctors office hours. 800 a. m.
~ o. zn 70. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-27
co TO POTLATcH

BELLINGHAM. June 27.-At the
closing business session of the 32nd
annual encampment of the @. A. r.
OF the Department OF Washington
and Alaska yesterday, Centralia
was chosen for the 1915 encamp-
ment. II. II. Gale of Bremerton was
elected commander OF the depart
ment. Mrs. Laura Morris of Bell
ingham was elected president of
the Ladies of the G.. A. r.. and Mrs.
Matte N. Bean of Centralia was
elected president of the Women's
Relief Corps.
Today the veterans and members
OF the auxiliary organizations are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-27
PRIOR KILLING

MOUNT VERNON. June 81
Matt Snyder. on trial for first-de-
gree murder here. admitted on the
stand yesterday that IL years ago
he had killed Alexander Brown of
Hamilton In n quarrel Prosecuting
Attorney Beagle, In summing up the
evidence, said that in his opinion
Snyder knew he had killed Adams
and went into the house and told
his wife of II, and they then put n
pair of brass knuckles In the dead
mans hand, to make 1t appear as If
Snyder had acted In self-defense.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-27

There are two big pictures nj
the Melbourne. on tho new pro.
gram starting tomorrow. One Ia a
three-part kalem drama. called
''rhe Other Half OF the Note" A
little detective work IL used 10
get the interest. and the other Is
two-part keystone comedy called
"Hunnvhurs +"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-27
Skips TWO NIGHTS

With the exception OF tonight and
Monday night, the evangclistic
meetings Mt the gospel tent, Third
and Virginia, will continue through
the week, Rev. s. N. Rottenhouse
officiating. The Sunday night sub.
ject will be Daniels Great Vision
OF Time. and the Angels Interpre.
tation of It."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-27
TEDDY MAY RUN

OYSTER BAY. June 27.--Despite
his frequently repeated assertions
that he will not be a candidate for
the nomination for governor OF
New York, the impression Is preva'
lent here that Col. Roosevelt may
be forced into the race. He held n
long conference with Geo. w. Per.
llns, national executive committee.
man. on the subject yesterday. but
refused TO say what he would do In
the event his associates persist In
the demand that he run.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-27
BOY HERO TRIES
TO SAVE PAL

Robert Scott. Q. a hero. n rccov.
ering today from his thrilling eIpe-
Renee OF yesterday. when he made
a brave but unavniling attempt 10
save the life OF his chum. Edwin
Mitchell. 10, In the waters OF Green
lake.
With a third boz friend. Dan Oass.
the two boys were padding about
In the shallow water OF the lake
The Mitchell boy ventured about 40
yards from shore and suddenly sank
son OF Mr.. and Mrs.. John NJ. Scott.
boy started after him and Dan oass
started for help from the shore.
The drowning boy seized his play.
mate In his arms. and they went
down twice, In spite OF the heroic
effort OF young Scott 10 break the
death grip.
Patrolman n. W. Morris found the
body IS minutes later.
The Mitchell boy Ia the son OF
Walter Mitchell. OF the Lumber.
mems Printing Co. living at 22s2
n. 5sth 81. The Scott boy Is the
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ Scot
OF 22ss ". seth st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-27
SHIPS TO STAY

WASHINGTON, June 27.-That
Secretary OF the Navy Daniels is
determined to increase the strength
OF the Pacific fleet upon the opne-
ing OF the Panama canal, was re-
iterated by him yesterday. He said
the ships of the Atlantic fleet which
will lead the parade through the
canal will remain In Pacific waters
for several months next year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-27
All Aboard for Hoods
Canal

A delightful day at sea among
the most gorgeous scenery OF the
Olympics aboard the luxurious
steamship lroquois. Round trip.
adults S1.00. children 50c. Boat
leaves Colman dock at a. NJ
Adv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-27

Michaelson. OF 1915 Dexter av.. and
Shelby Branson Cambest, who
eluded friends here and were mar.
ried in San Francisco yesterday
The groom Ia a chemist for the
Treadwell Mining Co. of Treadwell,
Alaska
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-27
kerrigan Is Popular

Jack Warren Kerrigan. the Victor
star. gives his word that he has
never spent any money for public
ity. but that last month he had
sent out close TO 500 pictures of
himself upon requests OF admirers.
His mail varies all the way from 80
TO ms high as 30 letters daily. and
the curious presents he receives
are used to decorate his dressing
room
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-27
Bunny at Colonial,
Sunday

Fathers Filtration" two-part
Bunny comedy ut tho Colonial.
starting Sunday. is the headliner.
With Bunny Ia Rroncho Billy, the
Western Essanay lead. In drama
called "Broncho Billy's Jealousy. +"
Tonight Is the last days run of
the Million Dollar Mystery's- first
fnstailment This is the serial on
which $4,000 Is offered for the so
luton OF the mystery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-27
All Aboard for Hood's
Canal

A delightful day at sea among
tne most gorgeous scenery OF the
Olympics aboard the luxurious
steamship Iroquols. Round trim.
adults s1.00. children soc. Boat
leaves Colman dock at 9 a. M
Adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-27
Made in Spain, Carmen

Carmen" the play in motion pic
lures. has been produced In Seville.
Spain. where local color was used.
Il was made by tho George X cline
Film Co. with Marguerite sylvia In
the title role.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-27
RESIDENCE THEATRES

Al the Greenwood Until Sunday
Lucille Love-" four.reeI drama;
Mike and Jake Go Into Matrimony. ("
comedy.
A. the Home Until Sunday
The Kangaroo" five-reei drama.
AZ the Pleasant Hour Until Sunday
The Mad Hermit" three-part
drama: THE Boob's Honeymoon. 4"
comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-27
BOTH AFTER Il

NORTH YAKIMA. June ETA
contest is on between Seattle and
Walla Walla to obtain the meeting
of the State Christian EndeavoP
convention in 1916. the delegates
from the east and west sides being
divided on the matter. Rev. J. X
Unsworth of Vancouver. B. c., yes
terday discussed International
peace. and today, at the Empire the.
atre, G. f. Cotterill. former mayor
of the Pacific fleet upon the open
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-27
FOlLED Them

All the excitement OF public
wedding, with It's rice and old
shoes, was avoided by Miss Mabel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-27
PHOTO PLAYS

week at the Seattle theatre at pop.
ular prices. The pictures show the
treason OF Emperor Conatantine's
wife; the emperor's struegle with
Macmillan and his war with Maxen'
thus: the persecution OF the early
Christian martyrs IN tho year aiS.
and tho lavish luxury In which tho
mobiles of ancient days lived. stir
ring battle scenes and a love story
lend interest TO the pictures.
cicmmer's Sunday Bill
Those who like an exceptional
~ strong drama will find The Pass
ing OF DIANA" over at the Clemmer
tomorrow, 20 their liking. II Is u
story built around a temptross. her
husband. a country girl and an as
plring young artist
other good things on tomorrow's
new program includes Doe Yak and
the Limited Train" a funny car
toon comedy. Servant Question
Out West" a lot OF Fun In tho kitch-
en-: "A French Village In Senegal"
n trip through West Africa. and the
tAht1A HNNH ANFhthAhko VI Wv WV -
as shown I'm Pathc's Daily News and
the Hearst. Seiig News Pictorial.
Colonial. sunday Until Tuesday
Night
Fathers Filtration" two-part
vitagraph comedy; "Broncho Biily's
Jealousy" Essanay drama. "A
Practical Demonstration" Lubin
comedy drama: Her Right 20 Hap
piness," Selig drama.
Melbourne. Sunday Until Tuesday
Night
Tho other Half OF the Note"
three-reel Kalem drama: Bunny
hugs" two-part Keystone comedy.
Grand. Sunday Until Tuesday Night
Tho Silent Witness" twopart
Victor drama: Prince Willy" and
'Nutty and His Father" Eclair:
IKE Almost a Hero" Universal Ike
comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-27

attending the annual potlatch Of the
Lummi Indians. at their reservar
ton, across the bay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-27

Marie Corelli's story. The Ven
detta." Is soon to be shown In So
attic. II was made by the Kleine
Film Co.. which made Quo vadis."
etc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-27
Mission. Sunday and All Week
The Only Son." drama

clemmer. Sunday Until Tuesday
Night
The Passing OF DIANA" drama:
"Dok Yak on tn. Limited Train. :"
comedy: 'Hearst-Selig News Pic
toriai": "The Servant Question In
the West" comedy. and "A French
Village travel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-27

Tho Triumph OF an Emperor"
hve-reei World Film corporation
production. viii be shown next
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-27

Office hours. $3.50 to 8. Sundays,
8 to IL.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-08
OUltsss Tkss 0sssO.

4 Aes kis1 u bullet. hsosn - ,As
"sssvo,,e tvlles.~ il ao~ s.esas esp.ri
s.essed sVh A seiassr particle %
ssetehia 10 sseS. $50 the dfas is ,sr
r,eS 10 'isy sells IN the s'e-l EscAe'
ct Ihe seaulAsioe army ballet The In
,essof slsins that IL ID no say inter
s.fvs si,h The effectiveness Of sh.
missile The slkeh, ineeats,ioe Ii -.
steel jacket casses - sp,iaterias
shea u Sptaes In roNtAet With 'hs
bpee. ana 40 deletersoss eaeSis ell
Sslsos The saiqse admIsiatra'ios .
,he asve.
rbe colder rvceivins . slieA, aesh
susaa trsn the se~ tSlls, ash's ~
prose tha, tAy. he calmly sir.t.te'
htspseif % the srosnd sad sesr s
SLEEP. TN- ssse receiSihe . sefiov,
sosNa suffers no agony. as 'ke sar
cpsSe from 'h. ballet IL absorbed b,
his ssssesa. and he is inaensible ,s
Pals before he resche. n. hospitsi.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-08
PRESIDENT HAS BEEN on
VACATION TWO WEEKS

l..ss rettssisss NSss,s Las -
Tsa v--ss ssoi.s..-, ~-F- sossrl.;ss.
to-day By ts->i-,..' wiisnn in this ii,.
sI- ytIlAs- II Is sse lars-si Is"ri"1'
~ sIa- b. has st-ns ssay 's"s,
wassinssan sins. b. ,-ss .isis-.
II ts believed asrs s,s, the sisi'
at rksrs- o'-h,-shn-~e, &. J.hn
I.isa =, vrrs -r,s "a. an ou,Aso~ III
os ,sr 1ry-a, soaf-r.nF- on The
cruiser Chester s-iv-.n rr-sia-e'
Wilson srA hjs Personal envoy --
N~siras
Whatever ii.ss the rsesisi.n' suf
Mss I.ssJ may have exchanged hear
ing On Tho Mexican situation 4r. ss-
r~v'ss tn b. transmitted to Mr n.
shauahe-s4y y. isf-rme,,sn az h.
tee .,ss' rafrr.s Of, h meeting al,
Vera Csas vss os'ainsbI. here
I~rIai ~! prrs< s.par,. from Nr,i.
- CTS >s',ins that ,~o pr.nin-n,
N-sirsAs v-r- aboard the .r,.s,,
cruiser Chester when .h- ,aur h-r-
rcy-Htly ssr- t.-iay authoris.f a,
tho Presidential rnt.ssC.
N't~n'irn vas called q. the rrcs d.
dents Informal s'a'smcn, s,iur 'ay
that nobody "r,paai-, Nj Lind.
President Wilson said tina, Viz
s.iud had srptrn in tho mos, ,oriiai
manner c' 'harp. O'-hauebe-ssv a.
'h" recent conference aboard tho
cruiser Chester
Tho President said there was ab.
s"Iu'eiv no foundation for til. rub
1ished rspor, that Mr.. Oshau rhnes.r
'-d Vne. no, WORKING in
harmony aad that the removal of tho
'"rm.r trom Mexico Cit, va. uuicr
eon siinra,iuu.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-08
NOTICE


Whereas. oas Eanrh. Situated ~
the h@,a~a'1rs as tho cos'iiis River.
Tao. CDin,y. New Mexico. hasiaH
b--n made a game and t.h pr-s~ssc
nader tho las. .f usr State as Nekf
Mssiro. khasn as The Cas'i,ts
Game and fish Preserve. sal
whereas. The abj--s .' said xsas AS:
ii.h preserves h~iss Or 'hr pr.'~g
lion nj game and fish sni their in.
sr-ss. therefor. sosis- 1. hereby ais.
"a that N" t~-miss ias hns'inS.
.hnnssne as Hshins. uiii s-r i.ss-.t
anrins the n~st 'hs-- years.
riis NbNMs CATTLE rn
fiy u. ~. Aass..
~ Ges.sai Manager.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-08
CHICAGO Iives1ocx

Csisssn. Jan. ss-ttee.s U.s-ir:s
ss...cs market sssoWx. tive s~rss
higher. huIs ~ sai~s sss tn <s:ss
lights ss<s :" >i.is miS.a 80. IN
sss:. heavy .oss 10 sac: rcssh ssss
tn .es. liz. SIS 10 :s"
Cattle Erv~ir's t..c.s marie.
steady 4. = shade higher: t~~ve. SIS
10 . i"s Texas steers IS" 'o =. ~est.
esn steer. e.s- ,o 5sss .sork.rs AMI
feeders : 8. 5sis: cows sea hsItess
as" tn >si". .,i,ss IS" tc -
Sheep: Receipts is.""". uarsns
steady to ~, hisher: native iss '-
& ss western 10. In ssss rssrIinss
{ to t.ts: lambs. native ett to "a:
Western & =" IN St.,
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-08
WHEN STUDENTS RULED
egoULiAA ooILgoG OvsTGM o.
oGvGM clNrUNsGs 400.
Prstseesso Tsek ossk q oSe1leWee -
vevt,s UNese Thsas oulAsNso-
esUs0ss - Five sa1 oaa vsoss
tho VeUsi Thioo-

Co,lsGs Dsu q To-Day. WITH thsir
every move watched BY the fasNiey.
ssiSAt veil oooplaia that tbsy vsss
eoss seven ssstsstss seo late. ~ st
that early aass. according 10 HsaSy
Dwight osdswiek 10 'naiy h tbs Thir
'ssulh cssinsy.- IL sssAssss vses The
sosessass soAy.
-Tbe 9apsror HrsAssick Basharss'
-. sho sss eaAovsd viii sessi dsoo
rsaiIe syapaahiss. hsa tried 70 pei
'es eossss0~as of The lisivsvstty o.
boiogss 10 The hss1s Of iAs pSoses-
sors." says Ar. seAGuiek. -bs' hls sys
'sa did sot soeess1. iAssls sy itttis.
ss1 sos without struggles. the stv1ssls
soi The sD0ss hsad. before The ssd Of
'hs esasss, lks,r toaissitos uas ssii
ss'sbl,sAs1. and the pgosssoss ssSs
obliged 10 tAhs The oasb u sbs1isses
- lhso.
'-TAe ssivessis, vss very larss. siu.
6soss ea0s eroO Ill 0osassa kSso0s.
IL ~ss so0psss1 that The ssasss N
rssi4sses n oss si0s ~ss - bise -
Sea ieesssst. they we're Of sii sxs.
tro0 sisteVs 10 forty. soas Of itsss
.ss~ Sss OF ~ids ssp~s,sses. oAny
sssv hsoeaceA elsssymso~
10 s0Sostssi npsSisss IN sisAsa'
body ~ N sssssai AsssAsiy. The,
siso sSeotsssA sseioss f0s essh ssiis
shies vss eisb Of saSAss,s tson os-
particular psosiars. The ssetoss act
- tos tbs ssseSsss In aosi assiss~
Thee ssesosS had civil Jurisdiction
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,rat needs.