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Arizona republican., 1915-11-28

.stal. and ne dance which followed was bind" That It was an evening well spent was the verdict of the crowd and tho an promised to be lack next saturday night for the big lazaa- which locks laore promising CEcrt. jaE.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-28
Lodge Lore
oContinued rom Pnge Eightl

Monday at Mrs. May Meitzler's. 903 West Jefferson, promptly at 2.30. The all-day meeting will be held Thursday at Mrs. Jane FunlIs, at which time all work will be finished.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-28

i- hope We have d special d-ai e1@s- rfan on for some time which ousa. to encourage the rrospectjEc male hunters. Just watch developments.
 When tie lodge was closed the doors were opened ana the crowd which u-a- waiting outside Nl .r-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-17
PRES. WILSON At
FLEET REVIEW, IS
STRONGLY GUARDED

New York. n. g.. May L. Perhaps
never was president 50 heavily guard
cd by detectives and secret service men
in this city rs President Wilson was
today while attending the review Of the
American battle fleet
Men of the fleet paradcd ia the driz-
ding ram As the president watched
the sailors aud marines passing in the
parade ~ suddenly exclaimed. Fine
Wonderful N great set of men. The
president Is face suddenly became very
grave when the Florida and Utah bat
tlcShip sailors marched past bearing 4
banner labeled Vera Cruz Sight OF
the Florida = mascot. a goat named
Dynamite, 4 restored the president i
smile.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-17
WAR HELPS TO
SELL COTTON
EVERY DISCHARGE OF A FOREIGN
GUN TAKES WITH 1T A BALE
OF THE FLEECY STAPLE.

Birmingham. Ma May i7.-PrcSi-
dent q. H. Ives ~ the Interstate Cotton
Seed CrushcrS Association told the
convention of that organization today
that AZ a result VI the European war
there has been material Improvement
IN all business connected with the man
ufacturr of cotton. Canada. hr said.
which formerly knew nothing about
cotton seed meal. has bought 1000 tons
since the war.
IIr added:
The warning nations have material.
IN assisted in disposing Of our cotton
crop and II ~ interesting "a know that
with every discharge NJ one of their
great guns bale of cotton or of lmtcrs
X consumed
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-17
NAF ARRATE is
CONCENTRATING
FOR AN ADVANCE

Reports that the CarranciSta forces un-
der General EmiliaHo w. Nafarra;e will
soon make an advance against Monterrey
are confirmed NJ Carranza circles IN
Brownsville today. For the past several
weeks General Nafarrate has been prepar-
lng for supreme effort against the capi-
tai ~ Nuevo Leon. and with this end Ia
view has been slowly moving forward along
the con~tItutionali-t railroad Herreras,
about tiity miles this side uf Monterrey, l.
the latest point 10 b. occupied BY General
Nafarrutr
General Naiarrate J. now in Matamoros
and the troops M IIerreraS are IN command
uf General Prrcupiu Elizondu. who has
fully recovered from the wound received
IVA the battle WI March ~.
Carranza officials do not regard serious
N the reports that General Carrera Torres
will advance against Matamoros. A. l.
we'll known hi~ troops are mainly com
posed WI IIuu~tica Potosina Indians, who
have been accustomed tO the mountainous
sections. and II l. said refuse To fight on
the cu~ta plains. The CarranriStas 40
No believe that Carrera Torres will leave
Victoria.
General Luis Caballero. who evacuated
Victoria some weeks ago. j. now AZ
Cruilla~. Tamp~.. about $50 miles south
west N Matamoro~. or ninety miles south
west 81 san Fernando.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-17
AUTO AT SAN JUAN
INSTEAD OF FPHARR
CHANG EMADE IN PLANS FOR THE
HERALD-ADvANCE JITNEY SeRv-
ICE TO EDINBURG.

4 change has been made in the plan for
the Herald passenger service 10 Edinbnrg
each afternoon, a announced IN The Her
aid Of last Saturday.
Isador Moritz. editor and proprietor OF
the TIidalgo Advance, will be in charge OF
the service instead Of q. II. Haas. The
latter. however, j. 70 assist Mr.. Moritz
when assistance j. needed. Also instead
~ meeting the Motor at Pharr Mr.. Moritz
will make san Juan the junction point.
The service will begin Wednesday, Nav
~. and continue each day thereafter, ex-
cept Sunday. Travellers desiring to make
the trip to Edinburg Sunday evening may
arrange to have the auto meet TN motor
ear by notifying Mr.. Moritz in adv knee.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-17
BRITISH MAKE A
HALF MILE GAIN
NEAR LABASSE
MILITARY COMMENTATORS REGARD
ADVANCE AS BREAK OF THE
GERMAN LINES THERE.
OFFICIAL PETROGRAD REPORTS DO
NOT MINIMIZE SEVERITY or
RECENT RUSSIAN DEFEAT.

London. May l1.-icnrrul French an
nouuces ~ British gain of half mile
against the German line northwest III ~ y
baS-c. Military commentators here rr-
gard the British advance as genuine
break ol the German line.
The French have rccapturcd the Ger
mans last connection with the User canal.
namely the bridge at Stecn~tratc.
Official reports from Pctrugrad Do lit
tie 10 minimize the severity Of the defeat
The Russians experienced over practically
Ihc whole line from Central Poland tn the
.Carrathlan~ The Victoriuu- Germauic
armies have robbed the Russians Of most
OF their gains Of hard winter and early
spring campaign. except Przcmy~l which
j. closely threatened ON two sides.
The Russian Official statement says the
przcmy-l long range guns Friday inflicted
heavy losses on Germans approaching that
fort from the west The latest Petrograd
communication suggests the Russians are
crouchiug behind The SAN river ready tor
one uf those sudden movement ~uch W.
previously turned defeat INTO victory foI
them. The Russian report say:
"Althuugh wr were Obliged W tall bach
lm the Carpathian-, We Simultaneous,
made NV offensive IN Austrian Gahcia
whereby wc gained results essential To- ON
left wing and inflicted y severe defeat 81
Austrian MI thr puel-tcr. Within Ey,
day fighting. beginning May 2. We cap
tured III thu rrgiuu about 10000 prisoner.
aud forced thr enemy M retreat IN "A. order
acro-- the pruth."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-17
View Catholic
Activities
With Alarm

Houston, Texas. May ". The south
ern Baptist convention today adopted
resolutions saying: We view with
alarm and vigorously protest against
the efforts OF the Roman Catholic hcr-
archy 10 gain control of our govern
mrnt.'
The Baptist convention refused 10 en-
dorse the wording of the report Of its
committee on temperance and social
service. which pledged the Southern
Baptist cooperation 10 the Anti-Saloon
league of America. Speakers asserted
their opposition was tO the control and
not the work of the league.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-17
tRy Associated Press }

Rome. May l1-Premier Salandra con
vokes u council of minister for today
when il 4 expected Italy will decide Tor a
against war Probably It will al-o decide
whether parliament shall reopen on May
20
Ii Is reported that Austrian and Italian
frontier guards have had several cla~he>
already. The Italian temper j. inilamed
by reports that forty seven women were
killed and three hundred wounded ~ Ans
irian soldiers during an uprising Of wom-
en- at Trieste.
A crowd OF 100000 greeted the am
nouncement here that Premier Salandra
will remain III power Many society wom-
en- joined the demonstration. All kinds Of
missiles were hurled al caricaturc ut
Emperor Franz Joseph during the demon
stration. French. British, Russian and
Belgian flag were carried Similar small
er demonstrations were hild ~ hundreds 81
rffaf1anf cities.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-17
French Official Statement.

PARIS. May IT, Oiliciall -"On the
Olsc. near Blily. the Germans, undouhird-
IN ~ an effort ro influence our sharp
shooters. displayed to our front lines q
Turkish flag. green background with n
crescent nur African troops responded
ia this provocution at once hy q nile Tire
which brought ili- flag ~ the ground. n
sharp -ho"tor subsequently went ont aud
brought the ilug tu our firing inc.
In the rc.Iuu ut ilr Sa- the French -.
cnpicd -trouel, defended hou.c They
took Pc -c-l WI WA thr ir-t ln" ~ C'r
man trrnchr- 600 the Eat bank 81 he
User. They checked four German counter
attack about l.urrttr
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-17
The Opinion.

The opinion by the attorney general
department, furnished ~ Assistant Attor-
ney John II. Wall. j. IN answer ~ a request
for a ruling on the matter by County At
torney Dixon Gulley of Carrie Springs.
Texas. and il says:
"'In publishing delinquent tax list,
a. per article 76s7. j. u sufficient ~ pub
lish the total taxi
I'VE have been advised that III some por-
tlonS of the state newspapers. m publish
ing delinquent tax lists, are omittIng sev-
eral columns that appear On the delinquent
tax records and are substituting therefor
column showing merely the total amount
~ state and county taxes. We presume
vou wish To- know whether publications oi
This character are sufficient
'Such publications do not meet the re-
qllrcments of the Law. Article 16s7. Il.
-. provides:
"'Upon completion of sand delm-
qlent tax record by any county III
this state, II shall b. the duty ~ the
commissioners court To- cause same tn
li~hed in the county, for three con
Secutive weeks
"This language J. plain and unambgu-
ou>. II means that the publication should
be an exact copy of the delinquent taN
record.
''The same article provides that the com
missioners' court may allow not To exceed
'25 cents for each tract Of land % adver-
tised' Ii j. not 10 be presumed that tn,
legislature, by law general in it, opera
| ton, would authorize n compensation oi
a. much as % cents for each tract Of land
Iif in the publication the delinquent tn,
record was TO be abridged IN the manner
indicated in your telegram.
"The publication of the delinquent Ia,
record is preliminary to the institution
of tax suits. II j. intended to serve a.
notice to the owners of the land agains
which taxes are delinquent. The statut
contemplates that this notice shall be- ful
and complete. 1t should give not only tn
total amount Of state and county take
delinquent. but also the items composing
the amount"
The elminations were discovered II
comparing the delinquent tax roll a. pub
Ilished by the Brownsville Sentinel and th
delinquent tax roll IA published by th
Brownsville Herald some years ago. Tn
publications by the Brownsville lleral'
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-17

Berlin. May 1.-THE official report to-
day says the Germans Withdrew yesterday
from the advanced positions near llct-a@.
along the Y~er To- avoid strong artillery
fire.
South of Nruvr Chapcllc the British
still hold a part of the front trench Ia
ken on May ~. Fighting continues
north of Arras French attacks were
rcpulscd Yesterday with heavy losses "a
the enemy In the eastern war thcatcr
among the Russians captured near
Shawl were recruits Of the 1916 class.
who had had only three weeks of tram
ing
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-17
IS ALIVE,
WANTS co. SEAT
TO REALIZE IT
INVITES REPRESENTATIVE BUSINESS
MEN TO VISIT COMMUNITY
NEXT THURSDAY.
MORE THAN Is BROWNSVILLE MEN
WILL MAKE THE TRIP TO BE
THE GUESTS ON AUTO TOUR.

You Brownsville business and profcS-
Sional men. YOU have "A live and growing
community here in the north end Of the
county. known ~ the lyford Sebastian
community. where dry farming hold,
sway We want vuu to sec H. because
We know YOU will appreciate il. There
fore. We invite YOU to visit H. next
Thursday. have brcakfaSt with us and
Get into autos with o. and spend three
hours in seeing what We have up here "
such in Effect IL the invitation that
the Lyford- Sebastian community has
extended the representative business
men Of Brownsville. and some twenty.
five concerns will send representatives
10 partakc of the hospitality of the Ly-
ford and Sebastian people.
The Brownsville men will have t.
spend only a halliday away from their
business. They will leave the citv on
the Gulf Coast Line train at ; o'clock
Thursday morning. reaching Iyford nj
$50 o'clock Here they will be met bv
the people of Lvford. and will H. break
tasted. The visitors will then enter
waiting automobiles supplied bv the
people If Lvfori and Sebastian and they
will be whiSked over one of the prctti-
est sections ~ the Maoi" VALLEY. n see
ton that j. slightly different from the
balance ~ the VALLEY. for drv farming
instead If farming hv irrigation is
practiSed
The automobile trim will occupy about
three hours when the visitors will ~
returned 10 the Wort depot IN time to
catch the Southhnund train. whi~h j.
due in Brownsville at II - = m There
fore ihc Brownsville men will spend on.
" six hours and thirttfive minutes
away FROM the citv
The following will make the trip or
he represented:
Crfarclli RroS.
T'hlmann. Stern 4 krauSSe.
George McGonigle.
Servando Gomez.
| Frontier Lumber 60. r.. X. Morris
| Peoples Ice X Manufacturing Co. s
c. Tucker.
Merchants National Bank. John
Gregg. cashier.
\ First National Bank. A. WAYNE Wood
cashier.
state Bank K Trust co.
H brownsville Bank X Trust Co.
| VI. VI. SHELTON. County tax collectors
Office.
| III. T.. Yates. county Judge
ID. NJ. Cummins. editor Brownsville
Sentinel.
VI i. Slattcry. editor Of Brownsville,
Herald.
Walker BroS.-IIancock Go.
Willman's Pharmacy.
Brownsville Hardware Co.
j. Ill. Fernandez.
International Sales Co.
Miller Hotel.
San Carlos Hotel
The Bollack Store.
Grant Lumber Co.
W. III. Putcgnaf x Co.
T.. w Archer nrcminent and well
! known citizen of Lvfor,l. was in Browns
willie today. sent here hv the Lyford pee
nlc 10 extend the invitation to tn
Brownsville men 10 visit the Lvford. -
bastian community. lIr. Archer sai'
that the people If the north end of tn
county are proud of what thev have ~
comnlished. and they want the pcopl
i'm the county seat to see IL.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-17
Opinion By Attorney General Says Com
plete Roll Must Be Published--LOcal
Paper Published Only Part OF Roll.

a question Of the legality of the Cam
eron county delinquent tax list, a. pub
li>hed by the Brownsville Daily Sentinel
under contract with H. VI. Skelton. county
delinquent tax collector, last fall was sub
mltted to the attorney generals depart
ment Tor an opinion. The opinion given
indicates that the publication. for which
delinquent tax payers are paying the sum
of approximately $4,000, the amount
charged the delinquent tax payers IN the
Brownsville Sentinel at % cents "A tract. l.
not legal. Under this opinion. also. The
delinquent tax publication Of two years
ago by the Brownsville Sentinel would ap-
pear not to have been legal. Carried out
10 logical conclusion, this would indicate
that the county could not legally enforce
the collection of delinquent taxes under
either of these advertisements. or the col
lection OF any penalties or costs IN con
nection Herewith. nor could the county
legally pay the sum Of > cents per tract
for such defective publication.
The publlcatiun u Illegal ~ that II J. i'm
complete Il was not a duplicate Of the
delinquent tax roll. III the tax roll was
drawn up ~ proper form, having failed To
contain many items that the law clearly
means shall be- published in connection
with the publication Of the delinquent tax
list. Items left out ut the delinquent tax
publication IN the Brownsville Daily Sen
tineI include the following: No column for
the number of acres assessed: no column
for revenue state taxes: no column for
state school tax; no column for state poll
tax; no column for state penalty tax: no
column for county advalorem tax; No col
umn for county special tax. no column for
county poll tax; NO column for county
penalty tax.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-17

were according ~ the requirements ~ the
law. The two publications by the Browns
Vile Sentinel. for which the Sentinel Is
supposed ~ have received n sum amount
ing 10 about $4,000 IN three years. were
not according ~ the requirements Of the
law
II the publications are 10 be- made legal
u A. presumed they will have to be repub-
l-hed. ncce- ~itating \ further expenditure
blythe delinquent tax payers ot about *25O0.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-17
6, 900 ARMENIANS
MASSACRED, AND
HELP is NEEDED
lRy Associated Press

London. May l7-Oficial Russian dis
patches say 5000 Armenians were maSsa-
cred III Van, Asiatlc Turkey. This mes
sage j. dated May ID, from Urumiah. i
saws the Armenians are defending them
selves against the Turks and kurd~, but
need help urgently.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-17
ZEPPELIN FLyS
OVER CALAIS;
2 ARE KILLED

Calias. France. May IA Zeppelin
from the English channel flew over Calais
last night, dropping bombs III various
quarters OF the citv. Two children were
killed and one woman wa~ injured. Prop
ertv damage was slight The Zeppelin
flew away over the sea.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-17
DISTURBANCES
BREAK OUT IN
LISBON AGAIN

Madrid. May l7.-An official dispatch
from Lisbon says disturbances similar ~
those Of last night broke ont again today.
There are no details. II apparently means
that more riotug aud killing l. IN progress
in Lisbon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-17
COTTON FIRE IN
HOLD OF SHIP
FROM FRISCO
lEv Assnrinfnd Press }

Toxic. Japan, May lI.-Fire has bro
ken ont in the cotton cargo of the ia D.
anese steamer Chiyo Maru, which il
due in Yokohama tomorrow with aoout
2o0 passengers from San Francisr,. II
j. presumed the passengers wer not
damaged.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-17
Karlsruhe Is
Trying To Get
Into us. Port

Norfolk, Va. May l7.-An unverified
report says the German cruiser Karlsruhe
4 trying e. enter Hampton roads the same
a~ the cruisers kron Prinz Wilhelm and
Prlnz Eitel Friedrich did
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-17
Masked Robbers
Get $1,000 From
Oklahoma Bank

Burbank. Okla, May lI.-rhree masked
robbers got $1,000 from the Farmers State
bank this morning and escaped. A posse
Is pursuing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-17
WasCameron County Delinquent
Tax List Publication Legal?
ssss..ss.sY....11. /.
BROTHER OF GEN VILLA
KILLED AT CHIHUAHUA CITY

ri Paso, Texas, May lit j. re-
ported that General Antonio Villa.
brother of General Villa, and seven
men were shot and killed III 4 political
dispute last night IN the palace at
Chihuahua City.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-17

The youth who flies high doesn't & stop to
worry about where he's going TO y Int.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-05-17
Autrian-I Italian Guards
On Frontier Have C1ashed
Italian Council Will Be COnvOk ed Today,
When 1t Is Expected Italy Will
Decide For Or Against War.
(By Associated prcssl


LONDON l7.Thc Berlin Tugcblt. Italy The
. Italy hardly Ie prevented
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-27
CONSOLIDATION
ACT IS UPHELD
Supreme Court Decision Settles
lmbrOeliO Among Oklahoma
County Officials
THREE OFFICES CONSOLIDATED
James Beatty Now Court Clerk;
viii Draw Back Salary TO
Amount Of $l,7OO

n PROLONGED legal battle fol
lowing the legislative act com
binins the offices VI district court
clerk. clerk uf the county court and
register of deeds In Oklahoma county
was brought 10 an end this morning
by decision " the state supreme
court (opiuion by Justice Hardy In
the case uf Clifton Ratliff vs.. NJ Cor.
nelius Oklahoma county affirming
the decision Of the lower court which
held the act valid.
Tie high court upholds the validity
~ the ACT ~ 1918. section .. ln which
appears the amended section proyid
lng that the offices OF the clerk NJ the
district court the clerk ~ the county
court, clerk of the superior court aud
the register uf deeds, "ln every cuuu
iy IN this state are hereby abolished '
The court maintains Il was the pur.
pose " the legislature to abolish the
office " register of deeds I'm said
county and that the net us amended
was cffectuul 10 carry out that pur
pose
This decision automatically will
serve to officially Install James Beatty
as court clerk In oklahoma county and
viii enable him to collect at once back
salary 10 the amount OF about Sl,IOO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-27
DALLAS BOMB THEORY
Everybody Scouts Notion That ENplO-
tives Put or Under He'd Of Saddlery
Man Has War Connection

DALLAS, Tex, July 27-rhc bomb
thrown into the home " " 7 Moore.
a saddlery factory foreman. early to
day, was enclosed In suitcase bear
Ing the name Of n /. Clouds Of Mon
roe, La The police today were iu
vestlguting temporary theory that
attack might have been made ON ac-
count " the sRddlery business FOR
which Mr. Moorr works. which has
furnished large European bclugerent
saddle orders A personal grievance
clue also developed Officers am
nuunced nud near relative of the
Moores was taken into custody for
examination but no warrant was IS
sued FOR his arrest Both Mir Moore
aud his son Frank Moore will re-
cover from their injuries. physicians
said. although the suitcase bomb rN.
ploded under their bed.
j. u padGltt president of the sad
dlery company, told the police today
he was sure war orders had mo- CON
nectlon with the bomb He said that
former labor difficulties, might eN.
plain the attack on Moores house
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-27
NOTE TO GREAT
BRITAIN HELD
Lansing Advised That England
Wishes 10 Supplement State
ment on Commerce

W AsHlNGTON, July 21-slr Ed
w ward Grey cabled Secretary Ian.
sing today that the British government
has In preparation another note 60 the
United states on the order In
council and asked that the note
delivered yesterday be withheld from
publication pending receipt Of the
new communication. Therefore yes
terday's note win not he published to
morrow Ms had been planned.
No indication NJ the nature of the
Forthcoming note was given In Sir
Edwards cable State department af
ficials assume however, that It is N
u supplemental nature. The develop
ment will delay the dispatch Of the
American note 10 Great Britain ON the
same subject Secretary Lansing had
about finished II and II was To I've sent
to President Wilson Rt Cornish. n. H..
Tor his approval II win not he sent
until the new British note has been
received and considered
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-27
RECEIVER FOR
NASHVILLE, TENN
One Court Orders Referee for Mu-
nlCipaliy-AnOther Gusts
Commissioners

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July Chan
1 Nrellor Allison today appointed
Master la Chaucery Robert v.
Vaughn receiver for the municipality
" Nashville, under the commission
form Of government A few minutes
later Judge Matthews In the first cir.
cult court I'm response 70 proceedings
under Tennessee. new custer law,
suspended from office Mayor Hilary
T. HoWse and Commissioners Robert
Elliot aud Lyle Andrews
j. NJ Wllkersou had recently re-.
signed us city commissioner An
drews, commissioner u lights and
finance, has been dismissed from Of.
flee by vote ~ the commission but the
legality Of the action being questioned
he WIS included In the custer proceed
lngs.
Andrews, together with city Comp
trollcr Miles Burns. Cily Treasurer
Charles Meyer, and Assistant city
Treasurer ". II West, are under In
dicmcnt In connection with the dis
appearance " certain books and rec
ords from the office Of the comp
trolcr Vests whereabouts is un
known
lt is asserted that the cltys credit
and financial standing are In NO way
involved the movement being directed
against officials FOR alleged objection
able conduct " their trusts.
business principles should apply tD
IL cit, the same as 20 u private busi
ness was the statement made by
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