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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-16
EVERY MINER IDLE
IN WELSH COAL
FIELDS TODAY
Even Men Who Voted Last
Night to Resume Work To-
day Are Won Over by the
Strikers.

London. July l6. G2:26 p. m)-
The South Wales miners today are
showing an unbrukon front IN con-
tormity with the resolution passed at
the meeting oi delegates 40 Cardim
D g,stcrduy when it was decided 10 re-
Jcyt the accommodation ot the exec
utIvc committee tnat the men return
to work. Even the men In one dis
tuct who last night decided 10 re-
sumo work, reversed their decision,
and not pick .s moving
An Improvement In the situation,
however. is expected az result of
mass meetings bon the various districts
today and the conferences of Walter
Runriman. the president Of the board
OF trade with representatives OF tho
miners lnd pit owners.
should the Ruucimau conferences
today not turn olt fyorably David
LIuyd-Gcorgc. the minister of muni-
tiuus. possibly viii visit the perturbed
district.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-16
GONZALES DEMANDS STRICT
NEUTR NiITN or FOREIGNERS

McNico city, July ti. delayed IN
trnusmissionJ -Gcnerai Pablo Con
lalcs. commander of the Carranza
forces in this city, has issued a proc
lamutlon asserting that foreigners. no
matter what their nationality win be
treated az rebels" n they aid In any
way the work OF the 'reactionary
party The decree follows;
"The headquarters has been IN
formed that some foreign elements
which This government always hhD
provided with ample guarantees, giv-
iug them at tlmot FOR their own sccur-
itv and the protection of their Inter
psts. passports or safe conducts,
through the Intervention OF tho rep
rrsrutati,cs OF their countries are Of
frrug opposition Co. the constitutional
government informing the enemy oi
our militar, movements. helping him
with provisions and ammunition and
supporting in various ways the WORK
, of tho reactionary part.
"In consideration of such d"ods the
! lhoadquarters expressly informs an Tor
cisn elements that j responsibilities
OF such nature are established thoy
/ will hc treated 1s reools whatever
/ their nationaHtics may be-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-16
No AMERICANS OR BRITISH
ON BOMB -wRECKED TRAIN

Washington, Juiy l6.-No Ameri-
cans or British citizens were aboard
the train wrecked by a bomb near
Apizaco, Mexico State department
advicos today said the number OF cas-
ualtics has not been learned. The
train was carry ing railroad employees.
\ report TO the state department
today said that eleven trains entered
McXicu city yesterday.
Consul General Hanna az Monterey
reports that American missionaries
coming from Victoria saw an inn
proyomcnt iu the food situation on ac-
count of the new crops coming in. Mr..
Hanna said the food relief stations az
Monterey would bc discontinued next
week until after the new crop had
boon used.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-16
PROBLEM OF The
UNEMPLOYED is
LACKING IN ENGLAND

London July 10. G:U5 p. mD--t'n-
employment huulp virtually dlsap-
p,tr.d throughout the United King
DOM Ed~in samuel Muutugu, nnau-
Dul secretary q" the treasury. asked
and u1- ruutcd leave iu the house of
commons today tp withdraw the vote
Ui ll--N. 900 for work tu bc carried
uut .u lho relief of tlc uucmployod.
This turr i- a1 annual one. made n
auu.,un9u OF ID Hrgo number of mon
being thrown out ul employment dur
Iua 200. period OF the year
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-16
CNBULLONA BATTLE COSTS
VILLA ONLY TWO MEN

Bisbce, Ariz.. July i6.--Adviccs that
ouy two we're killed on the VILLA side
in the lighting yesterday near Cahul-
Iona were received here from cour-
Ter who arrived late last night at
Nuco. II was alsp stated that General
Truiillo. villa commander had Joined
Acosta's command of $500 men and
that they had been forced 10 retreat
because outnumncred.
Both villa generals deny capture of
ammunition or men and assert that
losses ON the Carranza side were
greater
Adviccs from Governor Maytorena
/ villa commander in sonora. declare
| that the clusc of tho siege OF Aqua
/ Pricta. CarranA garrison town, Is
I their next move.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-16
SAND BAGS PILED ON
DECK OF BALTIC AS A
GUNFIRE PROTECTION

Ncw York. July l6. As prute'-
ton against gunnfc rom submarines, "a
fhclter of sand bags Was piled along
the decks of the White star liner
Paltic. which sailed yesterday for
Liverpool with 3li pagenfcrs and a
ml cargo, part OF which consisted OF
ammunition and war supplies.
Unusual precautions were taken by
steamer officials 10 protect the Baltic
prior 60 6or sailing. IN addition tc
the usual guards, Gordon % private
detectives was thrown around the en-
tire pier and every piece OF haggag'
was Inspected.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-16
BERLIN OFFICIALS
ARREST ALLEGED
AMERICAN
George B. Speets, Possessor of
a United States Passport,
Taken INTO Custody on
Charge Not Disclosed.
Iny E,snIns IIersIa I.ea.ea NO

Berlin, July rs. CVia London, 2:35
.. mJ--Goorgo ). speets. an Ameri-
can and understood TO represent
American copper Interests. was ar
rested here on Tuesday and Is held at
police headquarters on charges that
have not been divuiged.
Speets who has an American pass
port and who maintained an office for
general brokerage Dusiness, has been
under police Surveillance for several
months. Some douDt exists as to
Speets' citizenship and Ambassador
Gerard only yesterday. while still ig-
nofant of Speots arrest, had started
an inycstigation regarding the man
ncr Ia which Speets had obtained an
American passport. The Ambassador
also had communicated with the Ger
man authorities on the subject.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-16
sCIOTO RIVER PASSES 1913
FLOOD STAGE AT KENTON

Konton, o., July i6.-rhe Scioto
river passed the 1913 flood stage here
al noon The kenton water works Is
nov submerged and the city Is with
out fire protection. Tho rainfall IN
the last tweniy-fuur hours.slias been
the heaviest In the history 81 the city.
Refugees are arriving Rfrom nearby
villages Earpers. VIII suffer heavy
The property loss In Lima. half a
million dollars, II twice that OF the
1918 flood. The waters began TO re-
eSde at n a. m.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-16
ALBERT GEDDES IS
HEIR Of ECCLES
JURY DECIDES
Deliberations Last from $50
Last Night to Noon Today;
Verdict Means Share of
Millions for Boy.


ogden. Utah, July 1G.-After being
nut since $3.50 last evening. the jury
m tho Gcddes- Eccles case came into
court at noon today and returned a
verdict declaring Albert Geddes TO be
the son ~ David Ecclcs. the deceased
millionaire whom Margaret Geddes.
the mother Of Albert. alleges was
united to her In plural marriage In
August. 1898. ~ NJ. w. Merrill, an
apostle OF the Mormon church. a
poll disclosed that the jurors stood 7
TO In favor of the boy who claimed
a one-third interest In the millions Of
the Eccles estate.
The case has been on trial since
June "a and has held widespread at
tcntion. receiving editorial comment
by nearly all the leading papers Of
the country. owing TO the relation Of
the case 10 the Reed -Smoot investi-
cation In Washington In 1904. Mrs
Goddes al that time havirf testified
before the senate committee that she
was not the plural wife of David Ec-
clcs and Furthermore, because II IN
volved the question az 20 whether
plural marriages had been performed
within the Mormon church since the
Woodruff manifesto In 1890 deciar-
ing against the practice Of polyBamy.
Six Mormons and tive Mormons
made up the jury.
The text of the verdict is as fol-
lows:
I'VE, the jury empaneled in tho
above entitled action, nnd the issues
Joined In favor of the plaintin. that
the said David Eccles. deceased. In his
time, acknowledged himself to be the
father of the petitioner. and that said
petitioner ls an heir OF deceasd"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-16
Constitutionalist Chief Ex-
presses Regret That "Pur-
poses Have Been Misunder-
stood in America.
NO FORMAL REQUEST
HAS REEN RECEIVED
Situation Being Watched
Closely by, Washington, but
No Action of Any Sort Is
Imininent, 1t Is Said.

WnshlugtOn, JuIJ b.-iencr0I
Carrauza's expression of regret that
his purposes have apparently been
misunderstood by the United States
and his appeal for the hearty sym
pathy of the Americpn government
Ia his efforts to restore peace 20 Mex
iuO are regarded here as the fore
runners OF representations for rccog-
milton ny the United states.
State department officials reiterated
today that no formal representations
had come from General Carranza and
that while the situotion was being
watched closely no action was immi-
nont II may oo discussed by the cab
met Tuesday
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-16
COMMITMENT NOT
VACATED BECAUSE 1T
ISN'T NECESSARY
Court Hclds That His Action
Ends Life of Legal Instru-
ment Which Would Have
Sent Slayer of Stanford B.
White Back to Confinement
in State Hospital for Insane.

10y -
., ,.'.,'..'
'"''"' '"I'''-'' "'
i''' '''
'I' "'' '''t
'.'' '''-
1n' state immediately e'I''A h'
uDr "i 'ppf" ana I"ru'r irhNii.N
hN'l Ih"" s. wtu "i N"'.'"' IT'D "'"'
h.H presence FOO inl'I' proceedings.
surety company W't r''p'i'l '' give
the bonds and IotW was l'"'" IRON"
thc court mousse q" lh' j"dE' 'h'0-
''it " lh'' ''I'Ie Hl4'i '' ''-
i'1-.'.
~ crowd u' spH.fu. hundred lined
10. d.aIlea tnd around th" court
Huu.,. .hr,r,H 1'HN and urpIuIl'd
vIIU whom be- Hup'Irl uu ih court
n.H.r steps.
D.. anu.HHr.n- .H decision IH.' A"
ll.uHi..a t.uU occasion Zoo comment
.UH.urH' uuuu tno action Hl H'i'n.
.t. uuu had usHI-f.N .uu state Iu pre-
r.r"s tg, .H. and tu.u Hpp,riut
rsp,i H.t.,.ave 900 COURT
.I ba,. f,l.Hu| . d, sion 100 this
..... usu., unuHrI.k said "luu DO
4. based nu ru. own mind. fortified 10y
t., ...t.ur uf Tine ua..H
TUlN. .fru- comfortable 300 uIs
.r4.r Dali, counsel uu each side. show
,H .bI. .rIcisurp aud anticipated the
.nar.. decision with , proad smile
q ttm tu say wois about 'ho
.I.rI.f that DO i. Impossible tc dct',-
ufn, r.. stui., ur uslnit, of q pcr-
.., g.fb,ut. .ttltu. tho word of alien
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-16
CENTRAL OHIO AGAIN
MENACED BY FLOODS

Columbus, ohio. July lG. swollen
by torrontid rains that have fallen
throughout the last ten days. many
points In central ohio were menaced
to-day 1y Hoods that threatened to ap-
proach the magnitude OF the great
Hood of March, 1913. when more than
soc persons were drowned and prop
cry damage agsregatlng many mill
/ lion dollars resulted.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-16
S25O,OOO IN FAKE
BONDS AND BILLS
FOUND BY POLICE
Chicago Officers Enter House
to Quell Disturbance and
Locate Counterfeiters' Rem
devious.


Chicago. H.. july 1G--Whnt pur-
ported To- be- false Minnesota state
Iunds and counterfeit currency to the
mount of quarter of million doll
lars ,,orc found today by policemen
who cnt,red west side rooniug
house 10 uu,t disturbance between
boardcrs and the landlady. Though
the ooardcrs had trunk 80 full Of
spurious money that two detectives
could hardly lirt 1t, they had refused
10 pay their rent ard the argument
became 80 noisy that passing Officers
entered the house.
-Four bnardors were arrested in tho
ncighborhoci
The police announced after the
Questioning ~ the men that Samuel
Robbins 22 formCrlN Of Duluth, had
confessed ana that they considered
him the leader OF the band.
Robbins said that the money was
made ~ nuiuth by himself and two
mon whom hc hired. Hc INSERTED that
only $500 was passed here
Captain Porter OF the secret service
.iid that Robbins made 20 complete
confession
a NTH man vr7 taken into custody
later. o. was said that Ru1lius iW-
pIcat'd only himself and his two as
sislauts AS the manufacturers OF the
spurious money and said that two
other Ur.atnv.4 who gave the names
OF Benjamin Stltlmul and John Rcr-
tovitz wore ouE1eod iu passing Co.
The ,NH.t amount Of countcrfci,
Wuu'y recovered was t1N.0uu ana tho
Minnesota -'ttD nuudn k1.. 900.
Included lu tho rHu1fcrf,us were
1000 genuine ONO dollar bills which
had boon raised tu Dives.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-16
M ONE IN NEW YORK
COPPER CIRCLES KNOWS sPEETs

New York. July i6.-No one could
be found in copper producing circles
hero to-day who know George :.
Spccts. under arrest IN Berlin, where
it was said he represented American
copper Interests. Members Of the
mcnl exchange and the copper Pro-
ducing association said they had new
or heard of the name before.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-16
GERMAN SIBNNHtNI U-5i
II SlNk N ~ Ntk 81

London. IulN lt tlN.aH H uI
The German submarine I-a1 hIs
been sunk bon tho Black a,1 d., liu
sian Wlr-blp~. aorordiug 0" uiurml-
tIou received from NIrua 90 BuigII-
IAN port ON the Black -,. hy thu
Athens correspondent u the EN-
change Telegraph company
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-16
MIITD TOUCFS OCCUPY
NGATNpItRE N Il AMf.I,I Y

London. July tG. N.56 y. M 4
given out today by the Brit
Ish onriW press bureau. says;
"a telegram from the government
of Nigeria reports that on June %
the entente allied forces occupied
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-16
Leahy Restraints
RoddBodrdtrom
Aiding Bond Sale

lRy Evening" Herald Leased wirsi
y East Las Vegas. y. NJ, July =
. iG--Judge David j. Lcshy in .
. district court today made per =
y potual the temporary Injunction =
. restraining the county highway =
= commission from giving fnan- =
q cial assistance Co the plan for =
= tho sale of the 100000 state
. good roads bond issue Attor- =
. noys for the road board filed =
. an appeal to the supreme court '
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-16
ANOTHER NOTE ON
CONTRABANO TO
Be PRESENTED
American Ambassador in Lon
don Visits Foreign Office,
Presumably With Summary
of Latest Draft.

iNy tuirs uurhid Leased Wircl
l.uudnu. July lGTh" American
Amla.stdor, Walter Hines pAgo. vis-
ted the foreign Office this afternoon,
presumably tor the purpose OF ac-
uuaiutiug tho British government with
the summary of the draft of the new
American coutrBbaud note.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-16
HARRY K. THAM
ADJUDGED SANE
BY COURT BUT
HELD UNDER
BIC BOND

Motion of States attorney for
Appeal Leads to Retention
of Formal Custody Over
Man Jury Wednesday Said
Was Not Subject for Con-
finement in Matteawan.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-16

Recent dispatches irom Washington
have Indicated that another American
Protest against Great Eritaiu.s treat
mcut of commerce was about 60 be
made. The new protest it was under
stood, would insist more cmphatlcully
un the cessation ul what The Wash
iustuu government considered 20 be
un mlrusrmcut of American rights.
Tho question aJ issue was said To- bo
whether there was any warrant In in
trrlutionu hW for the powers that
Great Britain and her ullics has as
Humci Geo exercise bon respect to Ameri-
can commerce
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-16
BFRIIN PitEss GREETs NOTE
or AUSTRIA ENTItGsIASrlCAif.f

i Rerlin. Jus 10 (Vlh London. July
iD. The Austrian note n The f7nus
ed states has been Ereeset aHanl-
rnousiy With enthuslasm ~ ne kef'
lin press. which Ays 4 n fNIdenye
of the Loyalty 10 4 drat 6l|I fne
opinion of the newEpepfls ~ etntH'
Il that the note sweert H"et .'.e
sues such as the suhHsff."s ~1''et"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-16

Continued on Page 81
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-24
AMERICAN CONSULS TO
RESUME THEil; POSTS

Washington. Dec 23.-Uulcss un-
expected developments interfere ALL
American consular officers with
drawn from territory in northern
Mexico controlled by villa upon the
recognition of the Carranza govern
mcnt soon win resume their stations.
Surrender of Villas army i'm Chihua-
hua and the successful operations OF
Carranza forces in other sections
have about satisfied state department
officials that the consuiates can be
rcOpeucd with safety
Vice Consul Coen reported To the
department today that he had arr
rived at Durango and rcopened me
consulate. Most Of the other Off
GERS win return to their posts as
quickly as practicable, although SO
far Marion Letcher consul az chi
huahua stIll is at III Paso awaiting
instructions.
Soon after the holidays it was SAID
al the department today measures
will be taken to fin the nine eonsu-
lar vacancies in MeNico heretofore
untitled because Of the desire not to
appoint new men to an unreeogniHep
rovornment. The Wu important
vacancy is the consulate general al
Mexico CITY
The whcreabout of villa remains
unknown at the state departments
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-24
FAMILY Quarrel
CAUSES SHOOTING
IN CURRY COUNTY
J. w. Bryan Seriously and
Perhaps Fatally Wounded
by Brother-i0-Iaw Who IS
cape8 and Is Now at Large


Clovis. n NJ. Dec 23.--Word was
received here today of the shooting
last Tuesday near Twin Mills about
forty miles northwest Of here Of c.
w. Bryan by his brother-in-iaw L'
G.. Harris. The shooting was done
with a shotgun and Hr}an's scalp
was torn loose from the skull he
is in Il prccarious condition but mas
"A chance for recovery
Harris claims that Bryan had hecn
talking about his family when IS
The cause assigned for the shootlhs'
Immediately after the shooting HaI-
ris fled and has not been c'ptuted'
owing 20 the isolated location Whe,re
the trouble occurred word of it asa
not reach here until today
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-24
JEWS SEND 100000 TO
SUFFERERS IN EUROPE

New YORK. Dec. 23.-Ihe JOINT dIa-
trfbution cornmittce of the organiza
lion raising a fund Of $5,OOO0o0 for
Jewish war sufferers IN Europe de-
cided an "a meeting here today To- ca
ble to various war stricken sections
more than 100000 nearly an thle
cash on hand. The money will be az
vided as follows. Il
Jewish colonization committee il
petrograd s2f0,O00. relief of SUI
Cerers in German Poland $l20,0OO,
Galician sufferers. $4,000; Jews Of
Palestine. $4,000 jews AT SaloniNi
$4,000.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-24
TORD ON HIS WAY BIT
DOESN'T KNOW WHERE

London nee. ~ The Morning
Posts Chrstiauid correspondent, az
ter AN interview with Mr. Ford, fX-
presses the conviction of his entire
sincerity ana utter disregard for pub
lie opinion. but adds that ne is quite
innocent Of any idea of international
law.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-24
Grand Duke Nicholas Is Fight
the Turks Within twenty
five Miles of Capital Of
Persia
TEUTON INVASION OF
GREECE IS THREATENED
TurCo-6erman Operation
Against Suez Canal Is
Laughed 10 Soon N E0g
land,

~
LONDON, bt'. +" N4V.l' y. U''
manus-NcIlerkopf. the summit OF
which th4 Germans claim 20 have re-
tpkcn together with over SOC prba
t.. s..., '5ss,
,..i.
activity oW the western lioh" "h'i'
on the eastern fighting lines thote
has boon little evidence of any diatur-
r,,s, ,n tno Christmas luu I'm the last
..,,,,,,. ,.,,,,. b.,,,.s
80. ..... ,i,sn.s d,
...,..:,-...,, 4, Nam
'"'''" N"n ''''"' '''
sides anu the ll0AaAu l"'V'a ~
-ld are fighting twenty-five miles from
Tehpran.
An, ho nau,ap theatcr maintalna
-, ,,,., i,.,,..,r,,,,... O., t,e AM.
+ F''' .s. n,ar Nj.
news despite the taet that 'hepe mas
been no severe fighting fol several
da,s
,r,.,.,... q, n.cl,rc Martial law
',l., .,,.,,,... ,,,.,,.
i'' '''NN P""lN ""'
the possibility Of an curry eAleiia'"N
ot GermHnit operations TO HIe'N Nv
ritoN increases hourly ana lne H..u.
domestic sltunllon ls 30 tulllou 'Ho.
q is stated that parliament as soon a9
it meets viii aet lhft haI I'ul l'M 'i'
1rdcr o. m2zle the oppeslion pl.as
which has hcen mcielless'y "''"e"t'"
the government a
a Eeuters dispatch from Nl'tu"
Says that Germany is r'po'.ea 20 u',V
informed Grcec thar she hopes 10
realh sdoniFl by january 4o' prohlle-
ug at the same time 20 eNAcuato
Greek territory as soon as the taFN
IA lnlsAtu
Austria 10 Start Invasion.
,r,.t, rnrrsspondonts OF the Paris
psrspenrrs 1celarc that the Teutonic
allies bavc decided that Austria shall
hgvp mo initiative In am the offensive
,n,,a,nruts In m Balkans and reports
',l.o nro rnblished In Pars that the
1l,strians m. actually marching on
sainnilJ
The Gritish CORE spondents at Salo-
,1.i ecnfr +, the reports of an early
G.rrn.pir offensive however dcciar-
In, their ronvictiou that the lull Is
iittth ~. ,.rsis, FAR some time longer.
Tho saioiij rorpspondont of Reuters
,roI..rrau rnupanV SAWS thnt military
,,,.',, ,t,nr. hoiiev. tbc Austro-Germans
nnI n1lrarians wlil establish screen
''u',ilsi ,,''u tn mo creek border. taking
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-12-24

CALLS FOR OUTLAY OF
$500, 100000 NEXT YEAR


washington, Dec. -u.--Ine nun text
of the report of the navy general
board urging that the United states
navy be placed ON am equality with
the strongest navy afluat by 1925,
probably viii be made public by Sec
reUry Daniels before congrcssiunal
committee hearings beGm ON the adj
minisraton navy plans.
Mr. Daniels said tonight he was
giving tho matter serious thought ass
10 result Of statement made by the
various members of congress that they
win seek its publication and also be-
cause this report was mentioned In the
letter of resignation received today
from Henry A. Wise Wood of New
York, scvering his connection with the
recently organized civil advisory
board Mr. Wood said he resigned to
he free to advocate substituting the
general boards policy for what he
described as the wholly inadequate
fiye-year, $500, O,000, 600 new construc-
,tion program recommended to com
gress
Secretary Daniels will ask the
American Society of Engineers which
selected Wood for membership on the
ADVISORY board To name his successor.
rt,, ,-.,.''r.,l ha,,,i rono,., ,efa.r.d to
,,. ITr Vi"ad ,.a, g',, ,,,ado 70 Iaet I'M, IN re-
gao,,so MA -, oI,i nrder If M seorr-
-. o,'3 Az AZ Loa,i .,l,,r'se ~ min
joa' ~ ,1,. o,rijcst nroriicahle dote as
,ciic,. ,,.,,tch ,.niild ro,rrn ~
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NJ s,i,so,,,o,f rcn,rt oircadv
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ra,,,,o.t t1,at Il r,.r,,,,,loto i, rnntinnir,,
''''V I,,jin,, ' ro,.,,,, dining
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