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The Detroit times., 1915-01-29

An Ordinance 60 amend the Twelfth
District OF IN ordinance entitled "An
s.sisieS "A. Ordinance 70 amend See
tioa II Of Chapter IS OF the Conn
piled Ordinances 81 the City Of De-,
trott Of 1912 approved April Z. 1914.
approved July 80, 1914.
,I IT Is = H pI5 ORDAINED ~ BY THE
Section !, That the Twelfth District
OF an ordinance entitled An Ordinance
to amend an Ordinance entitled An
Ordinance to amend Section - OF Chap
the City OF Detroit OF lsl2,' approved
April Z. 1914" approved July 80. 1914.
be and the same II hereby amended so
as to read as follows:
Twelfth District-An that portion
thereof bounded as follows: Commenc-
ing at the intersection OF a line 22i.75
feet north OF and parallel to the West
Grand boulevard with the center line
Of Dexter boulevard. thence northerly
ward to the northerly city line In Joy
road. thence easterly and southerly
along the said city line to the center
line OF LAYTON avenue; thence 'outher.
avenue to n line e2I.T5 feet northerly
from and parallel TO the north line OF
the Grand boulevard and thence west
erly along the said line to the place OF
beginning.
(The Twelfth ward shall embrace the
lands within the following boundary
lines: Beginning ut the Intersection Of
the National Boundary Line with the
center line OF Nineteenth street pro-
jected; thence northerly along said line
and along the center line OF said Nine
teenth street TO the center line OF Fort
street west: thence westerly along the
center line OF Fort street west TO the
intersection Of the center line OF Twen-
tieth street: thence neftherly along the
center line Of Twentieth street and the
westerly line OF the Loranger farm 10
the center line OF McGraw avenue.
thence westerly along the center line
OF McGraw avenue to the intersection
with the center line OF Lawton ave-
nue.: thence northerly along the center
line of Lawton avenue TO the norther-
ly city limits: thence following the line
OF the city limits westerly and north
erly TO the jog road: thence westerly
along the Joy road TO the intersection
OF the center line OF Dexter boulevard:
thence southeriy along said center line
OF Dexter boulevard To the center line
OF Grand boulevard west: thence south
eriy along the center lire OF vinewood
avenue 20 the Intersection with the
center line OF Brown place: thence
easteriy along the center line ~
Brown place TO the center line OF
Roosevelt avenue thence southeriy
along the center line % Roosevelt ave-
me 20 the center line OF Mccraw ave-
noe thence easteriy along the center
line Of McGraw avenue 20 the wester.
" line Of the Porter farm. thence
southeriy along the westerly Tine Of
The Detroit times., 1915-01-29

said Porter farm TO the center line OF
Lafsyette boulevard; thence westerly
along the center lire OF Lafayette
boulevard 10 the center line or orand
boulevard west: thence southerly
through the center line OF said GRAND
Boulevard west and said center line
projected TO the National Boundary
Line: thence easterly along said Ma.
tionAi Boundary Line 10 the piAos Oh
Sec. ). This ordinance shall take
immediate effect
Approved. Jan. 2s. 1915.
OSCAR b. MARX.
Mayor.
Attest: RICHARD LINDSAY.
A-iiss City Clerk.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-29

Sec. 1s. SPEED OF MOTOR We
HICLES. Licensed motor vehicles
shall be driven at q rate OF speed
not TO exceed ten miles per hour
In the business portion OF said
portion OF said city. at rate of
speed not to exceed fifteen miles
per hour. Provided, that no We
hicie shalt emerge from an alley.
garage, stable, area or any place
Of s BUSINESS sP fIsss5 f IN Parks xs'I AND
BOULEvARDs. Automobiles and
motorcycles shall be driven at a
rate Of speed upon the parks and
bouiexards not to exceed nfteen
miles per hour.
Sec. Is. SPEED AT CROSSINGS.
No vehicle shall cross a main
which there IL n street car track.
or make q turn thereon Mt a rate
OF speed exceeding one-half the
legal speed limit. +
Sec. 10. SIGNAL UPON TURNING.
Drivers or operators OF vehicles be.
such movement can be made In
safety and give q plain visible sig
nal to others upon the street ny
extending the hand or Otherwise.
Sec. 20. WARNING WHEN STOP
PING no vehicle ,,s sna,i , pe s dp,ver
thereof giving those behind warn
ing OF his Intention so TO do by
proper visible signal
Sec. a.. 40 TESTING IN PARKS.
II shall be unlawful for any per-
son, persons, co-psrsners1ah l nrm
cause 20 he rup or driven any au.
tomotfie or motorcycle upon any q
The PARKS. pathways or bcnievards
81 this city. for the purpose OF test
The Detroit times., 1915-01-29

An Ordinance 20 amend the Seventh
District Of Sec. - of Chapter Sd Of
the CsnpileS ord'na.ees Of Detroit
1T rs HEREBY ORDAINED By THE
PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF DETROIT:
Section 1. That the Seventh District
OF Sec. IL OF Chapter So OF the Com
piled Ordinances OF Detroit Of 1917. be
and the same Ii hereby amended 20 as
to read as follows:
+ Seventh District-An that portion
thereof bounded as follows: Com
mencing at the intersection OF the CEN
ter line sof Frederick street with the
center line OF Chene street. thence
northerly along the center line OF
Chene street to the center line OF the
Grand boulevard. thence easterly along
the center line of the Grand boulevard
TO the center line OF the Grand bouie-
ward where II turns In a southerly d.
rection, thence southerly along the
center lire OF the Grand boulevard to
the center line OF McDougall avenue
thence southerly along the center line
OF McDougall avenue to the center lire
of Frederick street and thence wester-
iy along the center line Of Frederick
street TO the place OF beginning.
(The Eleventh ward shall embrace
AIRY lines: Beginning at the lntersec-
ton of the National Boundary line with
the center line of Chene street project
ed thence northerly along said line
street to the intersection OF said center
line with the center line OF Joseph
Campau avenue In East Grand boule-
ward; thence easterly In said boulevard
To the intersection OF the center line Of
that part OF the Grand boulevard east
running in southerly direction
thence southerly along the center lire
OF said Grand boulevard east and the
center lire OF McDougar avenue and
said center line extended In a southeriy
direction to the National Boundary
Line: thence westerly along the Ma
| tional Boundary Line 20 the place OF
| beEinning)
Sec 2, This ordinance shall take i'm
L mediate effect
| Approved. Jan. 26. 1915.
OSCAR r. MARX,
| Mayor.
Il ~.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-29
Ordinance No. 17s-A

An Ordnance 60 amend the Eighfh
District Of section 10 Of Chspter -
OF the Complied Ordinances 81 De-
troft OF 1919. and 60 odd new ais-
trict Co said section Co be knevn ~
the Ninth District.
1T Is HEREBY ORDAINED By THE
PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF DETROIT:
Section I. That the Eighth dis
trict OF Section 1t of Chapter 50
OF the Compiled Ordinances Of
Detto oft OF 1914. be and the same
Is hereby amended. and new
district to be known as the
Ninth District added to said Sec
ton, TO read "a follows:
Eighth DIstrlct--Ali that por-
ton thereof bounded as follows:
Commencing az the intersection
OF the center line OF McSrsw
avenue with the center line OF
Thirtieth street: thence northerly
along the center line OF Thirtieth
street and Boxwood avenue 10
the centeiN line Of fireman ave.
nue.; thence westerly along tho
center line Of Tlreuan avenue 10
the center life Of Beechvood ave i
The Detroit times., 1915-01-29
ordnance No. lsl.A

;: r-.e, a. snnsna section - 81
-rr<S~ - - the Complied Ords-
= uotPset q 1919 80 % r.
y "a Se11ssness sr Issss % s
r. HEREBY ORDAINED By THE
Nm IA THAT Section 10 OF Chap
d - ~ the Complied Ordinances q
~ ~ a. 1919 Be- and the same !
~ anen6ed % 10 70 feAu - toi-
4 rA:r: ma: AMI, :. M sssssn eS S1.-
~ 10 territory ~ follows:
~ aeventeenth Ward shall en-
the lsnds within the following
0ary lines. Beginning - the IN
<r8}cn -S,f the channel OF the De.
liver between the mainland ana
Isle Park and the center line on
t<on: thence ncrthsriy along said
SSd aiong the center line OF said
Y eveIIts northerly 20 the rear line
Z krivntS claims IN Harper avenue.
me northerly cisy limits thence
4 - tho jutsrssction Of the center
q Tlh3her avenue; thence south
S5nor he rentor line Of Fischer
~ a. NE cen.er line Of JEFFERSON
~: fhonoo westerly along the CEN
ll1s q Jeiterson a venue r,s,, 70 7 tne
~ ssculhsrIy slcng the westerly
- I'D Private Claim 7fs project
\ ooua heriy direction TO the cen
Ito "a the channel between Belle
q fprk and the mainland; thence
- % tie place OF bsginning).
~ Disryict - All that portion
~ boupded ~ follows: Commence
- eho Intersection OF the center
~ chsnnsi in the Detroit river be-
~ 6sIje Isle Park and the main
With thS center line Of Field AVE- Ne
~: thence northe-ly along the
6Snte2 Hue OF Field avenue TO the
~ 1iI3os>0f Agnes avenue: thence
ny aIong the center line Of Az
$4,000 = the center line Of Van
~ SSS{sr line cf Van Dyke avenue
~ I(T6ight line 80 the center OF the
~ 80 channel TO the place OF
80 Dsstrics---An that portion
q mel 6etWeen Belle Isle Park
R6312aud with the center line
KH BIKE eavsnue extended In q
- iine Co said channel: thence
Sriy along the said center line
~ bykysavsnue TO the center line
~ fke center tine OF 81. Paul ave-
the center line Of Fischer ave-
hoWoa eoutherly along the center
Fischer avenue 20. the center
ssn IA ees npi lin. se q Ssffsrson
a6out 1&3 feet to the westerly
- Private Claim 72a: Themes
~ on said Hire parallel to the
- Fischer avenue TO the center
hA sotA Him.
G. ~ place Of beginning.
~ pistrict-All that portion
- sounded 40 follows: Commence
~ tha intersection OF the center
Agnes avenue with che center
- RAID avenue: thence northeriy
tss st s:n ise e s,s aSenus
oosterly aiong the center line
@1orlo6 Avenue to the center line
- Dyke avenue; thence southerly
tko center line OF Van Dyke ave
" vssferiy along the center line
7aos avenue TO the place Of Begin
IN ptstrict--AIl that portion
k0un6ed ~ follows: Comnienc-
90 ne lntorsection Of the center
q PscI i pyrs .y w,sn the sns sss.
III alcng the center line OF Van
k00nOo "a the center line Of ', a
g sss Ws,. s;ss,s. .g,n slcs e
S63tker1y along the center line
- nvenuc 70 the center line OF
Avenue: thence westerly nions
~ Use Of So Paul avenue q
<Sex 'as Follow: commene.
<r1oo avenue with the cen.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-29

- - ounnnG 80 TseeA ss<
- 91112noss = 49, -
- go sss's sssss.s 3
essEE. e ss4F4 81 BpE RI 5Hn
- 4. Thaf the Tenth and
@<S Distvicts Il An ordinance en-
~ Ordinance 20 amend an oroi.
|n1fl(lod an Ordinance 20 amend
<-<| 1.ess Tor the city OF Detroit
1890 July -, 1914. be and
sa1s are hereby amended so ~
nM ~ f0llows:
- pissrict--An that portion
~ 49, ntsrsS ption OF the center
~ Mc(3raw avenue with the center
4 ~ INWton avsnus. thence norther-
~nSSe ths csntsr Iins Of LAYTON ave.
Il q the csntsr tns OF the Grand
4 ~ ~ the Grand boulevard TO the
- lins OF Lawton avenue: thence
,rSv slonx the center line OF Law
49, Ne 70 q line a2<.zs feet north-
~ 1Rom And paralei 70 the noIn III
~ sSia line OF the center line OF
*{senth avenue; thence southeriy
49, 10 center line OF Fourteenth
rrSo to the center line OF Srsno
1{SvarA: thence sasterly aiong INC
- I10e OF GRAND Boulevard 10 the
- he OF wabash avenue; thence
10y along the center line OF va
u avSnue 20 the center line OF nc
- Avenue and thence westerly along
q center t1ne Of McGrsw aVenus. 70
y place Of beginning.
Elsvsnth pl.tricsy-An that ,l portion
- n the intersection OF line zzt. 70
~orth Or and parallel 60 the north
- ~ 0rand boulevard with the oen-
u 10 Of LAwton avenue: tnence
kr1heriy along the center line Q, IN IN
~: 6Ssnco eosterly on said city limits
4 - oontor line OF Fourteenth ave-
-: fhonco southerly along the center
d ~ fourteenth avenue TO ine 24.Is
nofth OF and parallel TO ths horsa
lssiy siOns said line to place OF
RIO Tenth ward shall embrace the
49, swlthin the following boundary
~: Berinnlng at the intersection OF
~ national Boundary Lane Win lne
q -fhenos nortKsrly along said line
SIonT The center line OF Vermont
~ 70 the center line OF Howard
II: thence westerly along the CEN
6lHe OF Howard street to the center
= ~ Wahash avenue; thence mortimer
7ong -. ,oonter line Of wabash ave-
20 - ere center line OF Grand Bouie-
Roat. thence westerly along the
- line OF Grand Boulevard west 10
- 7ntcrsection OF the center line or
rtoonth avenue; thence nortnery
- fhGpcenter line OF Fourteenth
= Is the city limits; thence west-
aioug the city limits TO the center
q I1wt6n avenue. thence soutn-
olong the center line OF Lawton
30 20 the center hne OF mcorsw
10: thence eastsrly along the cen
{;no 81 Nc0raw avenue to the west.
I1sse efI the Loranger farm: thence
n,Sriv along the said westerly line
~ foranger farm to the northeriy
<s<-cs 0l~hSSan avenue: thence south
S5e1S the center line Of Twentietn
~ -, fhe center line OF Fort street
Z. tSaneo easterly along the center
- Torx street west 20 the cenetr
~ 4sneteenth street; thence south
oiosfw the center line OF NINE
~ ~frSat and said line proJected 70
Srsflonai Boundary Line: thence
~ a1on9r the said National bouno-
~ 3o1 the place Of beginningC
S2ion 3. This ordinance shall taks
1870 Jan. ss. 1915.
OSCAR B. MARX,
~: RrcHARD LINDSAY;
The Detroit times., 1915-01-29

1T Is HEREBY ORDAINED BY THE
PEOPLE OF THE CITY or DETROIT;
Section 4. That the Ninth District Of
Sec ~ OF Chapter 50 OF the Compiled
Ordinances of Detroit OF 1912 be and
read az follows:
Ninth District--Ali that portion
thereof bounded ss follows. Commene-
ing at the intersection OF the center
line OF Harper avenue with the center
line Of tho Grand Boulevard thence
northeriv and westerly siong the cen
ter line cf the Grand Boulevard totths
center line Of jos. Campau avenue
thence northeriy aions the center line
The Detroit times., 1915-01-29
Ordinance No. l7s-A

An Ordinsnce 60 amend the Ninth p,s-
trtet OF Sec. ~ OF Chsptep 50 OF the
Complied Ordinances ef Detroit OF
1912.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-29

An ordinance 60 amend the Twelfth
District OF IN ordinance entitled "As
Ordinance to amend N Ordinance
entitled An Ordinance 10 amend Sec
tfon 10 of Chapter IS OF the Conn
piled Ordinances of the City Of De-,
trott Of 1917 approved April Z. 1914.
apprOyed July so, 1914.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-29

A. ordi.saee 10 amead ths rssth and
Eieveath Distrtets Of Section OF
Chspter % OF the Compiled Ordi-
-naue~. nj netroit of 1917.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-29

Attest: RICHARD LINDSAY,
A-llss City Clerk.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-29

An Ordinance 20 amend the Seventh
Dtstrtet OF Sec. - Of Chapter Sd Of
the Compiled Ordinances OF Detroit
0f 1913.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-15
COLLECT-ON-DELIVERY
PARCEL POST PLAN
Provides for Acceptance of Parcel Post
Matter Without Prepay
ment.

Washington, April l5.--The postoflicc
department is planning to put into effect
the first "eolleet-on-deliyery" postal plan
In its history.
Officials decline to discuss the matter,
but IL was known that the postmaster
general, in letter 10 the comptroller
Of the treasury on March p, said the
proposition was under consideration.
II provides for acceptance of parcel
post matter without payment and in
effect corresponds 10 the telegraph priv
ilege Of collecting charges from the ad-
dresser.
The comptroller Of the treasury in his
decision. said he doubted the depart
ment's authority 30 put the plan into
operation. but that II might be- possible
under the law II the interstate commerce
commissions consent can BE- obtained
According TO the postmaster general
the postmaster NJ the receiving Office
would afiix and cancel postage due"
stamps 20 a parcel and on IL delivery
the postmaster at the receiving station
would refund % him an equivalent in
uncancelled postage due stamps.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-15
REAL WAGES"
SHOW DECREASE
In 1907 a Dollar Would Buy III Food
Units While in 1913 II Would
Buy Only loo--Due to
High Prices.

Washington April l5.--The real
wages" of 100000 workingmen in the
United States declined steadily from
1907 to 1913, according to the first tabu-
lation of real wages" ever made by the
bureau OF labor statistics, and now be-
ing shown by means of a graphic elee-
tric chart at the Panama Pacific expo
sition. Where a dollar in 1907 would
buy l2l food units in 1910, it would
buy only l07, and in 1918 only 100.
This startling decrease in the plIrchas
ing power of the dollar was accompanied
by slight decrease in hours of labor,
and somewhat more marked increase
in rate OF wages. Rise in food prices,
however, completely offset these inn
provements in hours and wages, so that
the condition OF the laborers studied by
the government experts on the whole de-
Perforated.
The figures on which this conclusion
is based are taken from all the wage
reports Of the bureau of labor statistics,
and cover both the general wage and
the union wage material
Hours per full time week measured
on the scale OF 100 were, in 1907, l02 and
a fraction. and 100 in 1918. Rates of
wages, measured in a similar way on
scale of 100 were 100 in 1913 and $50
in 1907.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-15
Is the Man Accused of Set
ting La Touraine
Fire
HE DECLARES
CHARGES BASELESS
He Was Once Employed by
London Business
Man

Paris, April l5.--The real name OF the
trial before court martial on charges
of arson and espionage, is Raymond Ruff
Schwind, it was developed at the hear
ing Tuesday, according to the Journal
The prisoner, whose arrest resulted
from the investigation into the fire
aboard the steamship La Touraine, an
swered without hesitation questions ask
ed by Captain Julien in an effort to es-
tablish his identity. This was the most
important point brought out during the
examination.
Schwind, declaring the charges against
him baseless, complained of the slow
progress made in the investigation and
disappointed because his law
yer was not permitted to be present
during the inquiry.
Schwind obtained an American pass
port by subterfuge, according to the
Figaro, knowing that the municipal rec
ords of San Francisco were destroyed
in the fire which followed the earth
quake. He is said to have informed the
embassy that he was born in that city.
Since it was impossible to obtain proof
Of this statement the embassy accepted
his word and issued the passport.
The paper says his conduct aroused
suspicion and he was under surveillance
both in Paris and New York.
A London business man is quoted as
asserting that he recognizes in Schwind
1 man once employed by him as a Ger
nan clerk who said he was born in Brem-
N and that his father was German
iscal agent.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-15
ANOTHER BUSY
DAY WITH BETH
LEHEM STEEL
Sales Start With an Overnight Gain of
Four Points and Continue
Up and Down.

New York, April l5.-Bethlehem Steel
was again in the foreground at the open
ing of yesterdays strong and very ac-
tive stock market. Trading in the issue
named began with sale of 1000 shares
at 1913 to 100, an overnight gain of four
points, from which it rose mostly in
small lots to l40. At that level it jumped
five points to las without intermediate
quotations. Then as suddenly it fell
back in breaks of one to three points
to 1870, all within the first half hour
Elsewhere the market manifested gener-
al strength with increased speculative
inquiry. Metal shares, Motors and some
of the leaders rose from two to five
points.
Dealings in the first hour amounted to
$4,000 shares, where Bethlehem Steel
contributed relatively small quota. The
stock recovered from 1870 to 1875 by by III
o'clock, by which time it ceased to exer-
else any influence as a market factor.
Seasoned issues were again taken in
hand, some rising to levels above last
Saturdays high range. Reading and
United States Steel were the most not
able exceptions to this tendency.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-15
The British Cabinet Has De-
clined to Use It's
Powers
PEOPLE MUST DECIDE,
ASQUITH ANNOUNCES
Premier So Informs Parlia-
ment as Result of Several
Ministerial Conferences

London, April 1.-THE British cabinet
will take no action to prohibit the sale
of intoxicating liquors. After several
conferences the ministry has decided to
leave the liquor question to the people
through their representatives in Parlia-
ment. Premier Asquith so announced
yesterday.
When Parliament reassembled yester-
day afternoon the liquor question and
rumors of an early peace were upper
most in the public mind. There were
reports that Premier Asquith would have
important announcements to make on
both subjects.
The cabinets position on the liquor
question was quickly made known. Par
lament had scarcely gone into session
when a member questioned the prime
minister on the result of the recent liz
uor discussions The premier replied
that the ministry had reached the con-
clusion that the commons and not the
government should decide matter of
such vital interest to the British peo-
pie.
This meant that the government would
not make prohibition a party issue, but
would permit the matter to be brought
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-15
Yesterdays American League Scores.
10 HOME GAMES
To Be Played By University of Vermont
Ball Team.

A schedule OF IL games has been ar.
ranged for the University of Vermont
baseball team, three less than in former
years, owing to a faculty order. Ten
will be played on Centennial field. The
schedule follows, the place .of out of town
games being specified;
April-2S Syracuse university.
April 30--Colgate college.
May l-Middlebury at Middlebury.
May 4-Pennsylyania State.
May 6-Harvard at Cam bridge.
May S-Yale at New Haven.
May ll-Massachusetts Agricultural
college at Amherst.
May l2-Brown at Providence.
May l4-Boston college.
May l5-Tufts college.
May 20--Wesleyan university.
May Massachusetts Agricultural
college.
May 25-St. Lawrence university.
May 26-Fordham at New York.
June dartmouth.
june Middlebury college.
June 22-Dartmouth at Hanover.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-15
WILSON'S PART
IN BANK FIGHT
Say Designation of Counsel for U. S.
officials by Attorney General is
Indication Of the Presidents
Interest in Case.

President Wilson is taking q person
al interest in the war which has broken
out between the Riggs National bank
and IT, officials on the one hand and
Controller OF the Currency Williams and
secretary McAdoo on the other.
The fact that Attorney General Greg
ory has taken steps 10 back up the treas
urv officials with special counsel and
with attorneys Of biz department and
that this was done following the cab
met meeting yesterday j. taken TO mean
the president recognizes the importance
Of tin issues involved.
Unless there i postponmcnt the
case viii come before the supreme court
Of the district for hearing Friday. At
the outset u is expected an important
jurisdiction question viii arise This Is
whether the controllers power Is sub
ieet 20 limitation ~ proposed by coun-
81 for the hank. Tho court Of appeals
IN the decision last year took a view
that Is opposed e. the banks contention.
That the controversy viii b. altered
in Congress- and lead % a strong move
ment 90 abolish THE Office 81 controller
IF the currency. was predicted yester-
day u is said tberc is no doubt an
effort vlll b. made 10 abolish the con
trellcr's ofire
Controller Williams asked 81 the last
Congress fuller powers - 81 nmas
against hanks. and for power - remove
directors in certain cases. The legis-
lati8n uas rof seeurrf ard pas opposed
ls the American Bankers asaaeiati0n.
d hen tlR federal preserve al vas
uasssa there mas considered ths quss-
tian 81 aisaiistine thr ofiiee ~ ths con-
tFFlisr End rFtine fiia federal Preserve
i.arf tiif carfFtl 81 Gre tenks Many
esffeuded thaf 80 continue the afiee
~ tia e1utFnlIer wth the federal Fe-
artr h1ard CRESTED WISE e. Hsstrnr nn
afaeirnrisu. Conrress de uot abolish 4
he aref BAT made tiis controller o
.1an-iHr III tif rHsrrf haard
g1.e r~rssff hrft ul1 oauae. 4 was
.alf rt-'triar powerful movement o. +
rafastfT tiis fmmffaa.s vi Sire controller 4
d tiif r4arra fesarf
Esrs u E-Enfris uhr hes las-r -
artsI .ra1sl rn-sl fnr tis eUFsrr.-
rsr1 to re fsssrze ~ ~s-ssnrr ST.
sane ard taftrt5l.F Wltanss mas asrs.n
ID mHW tn fhe aafa-t rlefs 81 frsti-a
.fsssrars. Ers asrnn 81 srssainstion 81 q.
81 sou1fiafrt 81 tif Fzrs Nntiurai
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