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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-04
HOUSE STANDING
 COMMITTEES NAMED

When the House Of Representatives convened at 12:so today the commit. tee on rules, consisting of Speaker Collins, chairman. and Representatives Burns, Day coombs and Shoup an- nounced. through the chair. tho follow ine standing committees
 j. Banks. Banking and Corporations -Hecl,man, Shoup. Coombs, Burns and Day.
 9 Transportation, Commerce. and Navigation-Moren. Holland, DriscolI Tansy Coombs aod Held.
 8 Ways and Means, and Contingent Expcnses--Burns. Heckman. Shoup. Daly Moran. Driscoli and ransy
 2. Elections, Election Laws end Mile -Driscolf. Day. Moran Getcheil and Britt
 5. Engrossment and Enrollment - Tansy Snow and Coombs.
 6. Fisheries. Fish. Game and Agri- cultuse-Noon. Heckman, Britt Dris- coll and Daly.
 2. Education, Public Health, Quaran- tine and Morals-Britt, Moran, Snow and Holland.
 8. Judiciary and Federal Relations
 Heid Shoup. Daly Moran and Noon.
 9. Labor, Capital and Immigration -Daiy Britt Getcheil. Snow and Held
 70. Territorial Institutions - Day. Noon, Driscoll Hcckman and Coombs.
 ll Printing - Snow Coombs and Britt
 12 Roads and Highways-Hoiland, Burns, Getchell. Daly and Tansy
 15. Mining and Manufacturers - Getchell, Held. Burns, Snow, Holland and Tansy
 lf. Rules-shoup, Burns. Moran and Holland
 15. Municipal Affairs - coombs, shoup, Getchell, Driscoil and Day.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-04
ITALY WILL SUMMON
 OFFICERS 10 COLORS

ROME. March 4.-The Minister Of War said yesterday that before the end of March more than 1000 officers of the Italian army will be called to the colors. This was accompanied by the declaration that the movement does lot mean that Italy is prepar- ing fer war Of aggression, but that she wa be prepared Tor whatever eyentuanues that the Spring may bring forth
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-04
GERMANS ATTACK
 UNITED STATES

BERLIN, March 4.--German papess are continuing their tatacks on the United States. Speaking of the ex- change Of notes between Che United States and Germany, the cologse Ga zette says
 No people who now refuse 10 rec ognizo the purport and justness Of the German policy can longer be regard ed as neutrals."
 German Expert Hits Also.
 Count von Reventlow. German naval expert says, speaking of the United States:
 "The shipments of weapons to our enemies have filled public opinion in Germany with deep indignation and bitterness against the United States. Statistics of the amount Of these ship ments show that the Germans gre not now justified in speaking of friend iy relationsg
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-04
RAILROAD REPORT IS
 C0MPIE

WASHINGTON, March t.-rhe Al- aska Engineering commissions com pleted report was submitted to See rctary Of tho Interior Franklin K. ane today.
 The Secretary of the Interior said that he has no statement to make at the present time.
 s2,so0,ooo Ready for Road.
 Tho appropriation of S2,0o0 900 for the Alaska road provided for in the civil sundry blll makes S2,60000o avali- able. because there remains more than S600o00 of last years appropri- alton unexpended.
 The sundry civn bili carries nearly S8.0o0.o0o all told, for Alaska pun. poses
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-04
London saYn Patlence.

LONDON, March 4.-The War onicc asks that those who are watching with interest the passage Of fleet through the DardanelIes to exercise patience. It. calls attention to the fact that 1t has taken weeks to destroy tho outer for tifcations and to reach the point at- talned. and suggests thai the work that is before the fleet is one that re- uIres cautious and patient perstatence.
 The allied fleet has been joined by the Russian cruiser Askold
 The total casualties to date have been less than dozen and most of Che injuries are slight
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-04
.HoIImea to vlalt AustrIa.

BERLIN. March .--chancellor von BethmannHolIweg's forthcoming vis- it to the Austrian headQuargers wlli be for the purpose-of discussing per sonaliy with high officials of the dual monarchy the most important ques- lions pending between the triple alll- ance Dowerg. according to a Berlin dis patch to the Frankfurter Zeitung
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-04
LONG TRIP FOR
 SENATOR MeGANN

Thomas 3icGann, the newly elected Senator rom Nome, has long trail ahead him before he reaches the capi- tal of Alaska He must travel not less than 1900 miles by dog team be- fore he even reaches navigation.
 Starting from Nome, he will cross Norton Sound on the ice Co s. Mich aels, 100 miles, sleeping @ night or two on the ice; 65 miles more will take him Go Kaltag on the Yuilon, and 100 miles more to Holy crosa. From Holy Cross t is only zoo miles to Iditarod. and from Iditarod to Seward Is $40 more, making a total mush of 1905 miles by dos sled, the shortest route he can come. Figuring 70 miles per day. which is pretty high pressure for that distance. he will be over a month getting to Seward
 The spectacle Of Davy Crockett go- ing to Congress from Tennessee or Dr. Whitman riding from Oregon Go the Potomac is being re-enaoted and duplicated this very das on the AL aska trail But Senator McGann will get here.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-04
KAISER TO MEET
 KAISER ON FRONTIER

GENEVA. March At is reported here that Emperor William of Ger many and Emperor Francis Joseph otI Austria-5uneary with their staffs, vii hold a conference at some town near the frontier between the two coun- tries. The rulers have not met since the war began.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-04
eERMAN-AUsTRlAN
 FLEET ON WAY

LONDON, March 4-The Austrian fleet which sailed from 9ola at dawn Tuesday morning for the purpose Of raislns the siege Of the Dardanell-s eonsicted of Austrlan and German submarines, several torpedo boats, and deatroyers. Pola ls Austrla's na- val base, and the fleet passed out ln- to tho Adriatio bound for the MedIt- crrancan.
 The fleet is likely to be intercepted before it reaches the entrance of the .oardanelles. The waters Of the Ad. riatio and Mediterranean contain large fleet Of British-un French men of war.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-04
Naval Pln Anread To

WASHINGTO'- March l.- Alter reaching an agreement yesterday morning that the two houses Of Con- gress would remain in continuous ses- sion untn adjournment some time to- dag the two houses reached an increment on the naval appropriations bll. providing for two superdread- nauehts and eighteen submarines.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-04
FRENCH SHIP DESTROYS
 FORTRESS NAPOLEON

PARIS. March At was officially announced yesterday evening that tho Turkish fortress Napoleon on the Dar- danelles was destroyed during the bombardment by the French battleship eauiois.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-04
AUSTRIA B0MBARDS
 ATAYARI

LONDON, March 4.- An Austrian fleet 10 bombardlna autlvarl, the sca- port of Albania.
 The activity Of the Austrian and German war vosaels ln tho AdrIatlc sea ls believed to be, In part, move to causc the withdrawal Of an or part of the British and French vessels that have been engaged against the Turks at the DsrdanelIes and suez canal.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-04
FRANCE RETIREs l4
 ADDITIONAL GENERALS

PARIS. March 4.-Fourteen gener- Ms Of brigades have been transferred to tha reserve list by Gen. Ioffre. in addition to the nine generals of the division whose transfer was announc- cd yesterday
 Tho vacancies in brigade commands win be filled by younger men. Among those promoted is Count Edouard de MacMahon son of the former presj- dent of France, who has been a Col onel of lnfrantry
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-04

WASHINGTON. March 4.- When the noon hour was reached today the Senate and House Of Representatives were stin at work at high rate of speed passing biiIS and protecting those already passed. The clocks In the chambers of both houses of Con gress show that midnight of March 8 has not yet been reached.
 Ship 5lll Withdrawn.
 Early yesterday. when it became ev- iaent that it would require many more hours than the life or the present Con gress to complete the work of the ses- sion. Senator Duncan U. Fletcher Of Florida. withdrew the administration ship-purchase bal. which stin occupied 8 place on tho calendar as unfinished business. where it has been since Eeb- ruary 27. while other business was be- Ing transacted by unanimous consent The withdrawal was made after the Re publican Senators said that the flibus- ter would be resumed if the Democrats attempted 10 pass the bill, though it was admitted that 8 majority of the Senators were ready Co vote for it
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-04
ALLIED ARMIES ARE
 STILL WINNING

LONDON. March 4.-Reports from both the western and eastern war areas are accounts of succease5 for the Allies arms.
 There has been heavy artillery dueis at various points along tho western battle line, and the Allies have made marked advances in sew eral places. particularly in the Cham. pagne region.
 Germany admits that the Russiars have made gains in Poland this week.
 The Russians are advancing in Bulk owins, and making gains in GaIicia.
 The Turks continue to retreat in Caucasus
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-04
Srcssest Floht ln Aletory.

Senator Henry Cabot Lodge. Of Mas. sachusetts when Senator Fletcher an- nounced the abandonment Of the at- tempt Co pass the ship-purchase bill. said that this ends the greatest fight in tho history of tho United states Senate.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-04
CONGRESS THANKS
 4. B. C. DIPLOMATS

WASHINGTON, March A. Both houses of Congress yesterday passed 9 resolution extending the thanks Of lbe United States 10 Ambassadors Naon. Dasama. and Suarez for their efIcrts as mediators h the Mexican difficulties at the conference which was held at Niagara Falls last Spring. On account Of tho med.ators beine the Anbastadors oi Argentine Brazil and Chile. the con.erenee has been re ferred to as the A. B. z. conference.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-04
vgcNzssHAM LEAVES
 FOR HOME TONIGHT

WASHINGTON. March s.-Dclegate James Wlckersham. Of Alaska. an- uounced today that he VIII leave to- nisAt Scr hosae by way of San Diego and San Francisco
 DeieEaie Wiekersham is fairly well satisfied with the results Of the pres ent Conzress for Alaska He is fis- appc.utcd ae said. because of thc flil- ure ot tHe development board bin but ls the 6sht fog that had been alan doned several weeks ago. it had been discounted
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-04
SENATE PASSES RIVERS
 AND HARsoRs BILL

WASHINGTON. March 4.-The Sen. ate yesterday morning passed the riv- CTS and har5ors appropriation blu as lt came from the committee without amendment It contained the items for a survey Of Dry Strait in South eastern Alaska and the Snake rivers mouth at Nome.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-04
MeANN IS ON WAY TO
 LEGISLATIVE SESSION

NOME March 4-Thomas McGann, SenatorElect from tho Second divis- ion is on his way 10 join the Alaska Legislature.
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ATHENS, March 4-Thc Sombard- ment Of the Inner forts of tho oar- danelles wac resumed this morning. The wind that prevailed yesterday sub sided, and marked improvement In the effectiveness Of tho firing Is eyI- dent.
 The ships of the allied fleet arc slowly making their way Into tho strait
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-04
assaIa AssIssant Pos.maa.sr..

WASHINGTON. March Congress, by agreement eliminated Che proyis- ion In the postoface bil aboiishing as- sistant-postmasters.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-04
SCHOOLS TO GET GRANTS
 OF LAND

A eaeissram received in Juneau from osissass James Nfieksruham thls morning eonveys Inc lnformaticn that she bin renewing sections f5 and S6 ef ail touasaips in Alaska for school purpo1rs- and scetion @ in an town ships in the TansHa Valley for thc suppors cf an agricultural college and rehocl of mines Co he iocated ou four seetiors near Fairsznss- reserved as an experimental ststion, passed Con gress st foer o'clock shis morning.
 THANKS GOVERNOR AND
 LEGiSLATUSE.
 The telegram added Extend thanks to the Governor and members oi the Lesisianre for their telegram. It vas the turning point in 9 hard light against the measure by Repre- sentative J- A. Falconer ot Washing ton
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-04
LEGISLATURES
P--~;s.-s sis-e am

WASHINGTON. March 4 4- Presi. dent Wilson signed tho Wickersham school lands biI today
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-04
auNaARIAN coLLEcrLoM

FOR THE FRISCO FAIR
 RoafE. March 4.-J. Neillsor Laur- yik. the special art representative Of inc Panama-Pacific expedition, who Is in Berlin now, has obtained compre- hensiYe collection Of Hungarian art objects for that exposition. It em- braces f5O intings. sculptures and tapeatrles. th york of more than 100 artists, ana Ilstrates the develop
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-04
ANOTHER AMBASSADOR
 JUsTlFlEs GERMANY

LONDON. March IA dispatch to the Chronicle from Christiaua. says that the German Ambassador % ch-ss- nana, Count Obeundorf has published the following announcement:
 England has proclaimed our mer- cileas annihilaton. lighting not only our armies but still more, by every means, our neacefuf population by wanting to starve us. Against this new and unprecedented method Of war fare. VIC defend ourselves with weap- ons striking our adversaries at their most vulnerable point. We seek him at home off the British coast"
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-04

Presdent Signs Qualifications enl
 WASHINGTON. March 4-President Woodrow Wilson yesterday morning signed the sundry civil appropriations biu and the Qualifications appropria- uons bill.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-04

The telegram refeued 70 by Dele gate Wickersaam was that signed by Gov. J P. A. Strong and l9 members os the alaska Legislature.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-04
rENTEN SERVICE TONIGHT,

Thore will be Liiany Serviee with address In Trinity Episeopai church this evening at 1880 followed by choir practice at 8 D. m.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-04
ROCKEFELLER. MAY HELP
 COLORADO DISTRESSED

NEW YORK, March 4- John D. Rockefeller, ir., has telegraphed the chamber of commerce ct Trinidad, Col, saying that tho Rockefeller Foundation stands ready to assist des- titue miners ln Colorado
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-04
NEWsPAPER
 MAN GETS MENTION.

LONDON. March 4.-The name of Captain Norman G. Thwaites, former ly of the New York World staff and now of the Fourth Dragoon Guards, is mentioned in Field Marshal French's dispatch among the officers and men of various regiments whose serYices were marked by particular distinction
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-04
POLICE WORKING ON
 MANY DYNAMITE PLOTS

NEW YORK. March 8.-Po- lice Commissioner Woods sn- noance1 today that the police are working or many dynamite plots in addition Co the one to blow up the s. Patrick's cc- lhedrsi
 Commissioner woots says the vSpns wii iniiy i1siify tae s1atfmcnts made by Inc po-
 Hcc iu its llsciosure or Tues day
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-04
civii sundrv am sioned.

The President signed the civu sun dry 5ll yesterday. 1t carries an ap- propriation of S2.o000o0 for Che Alas sa railroad, and nearly Sl,00o,ooo addi- uonal for other Alaska purposes
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-04
FULL sLoo0 INDIAN
 GETS BIC POSITION

WASHINGTON March 4.-Houssoa B. Teehce. CT Oklahoma. fuL blood Indian was nominated by the Frosi- dent today @ he register Of the Treas ury Department
 New censas Head.
 Saucei z. Rogcrs. or North Caro- Ina. aas today nominated 10 be ii- rector Of Tho census at & salary. or s. o0o Q wear.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-04

q CONGRESS ADJoURNs. g q WASHINGTON. March {. - s
 s The Sixty-third Congress nd- q
 S burned this afternoon. Pres q + ideat Wilson, after signing the F q bills passed, said: @ -s "A great Congress has ad- q
 q ioumed. <
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-04

M c. Stewart returned last evening from Gypsum, where he has been spending aeyeral months
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-04
ALLEGED oYNAwlTERs
 UNDER ARsEs

NEW lOHN- March ~ Frank Absmo and Charles Car bone were indicted yesterday for alleged complicify in New Yorks dynamite plot that was disclosed Tuesday oy the po- lice department
 lt is reported than many ieg. ther Indictments whi be pre-
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-04
AT HACK OF WARSHIPS
 RESUMED
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 :. badly damaged this morning 2 s in the Dardanelles, according : s- to advices received here. z % one hundred and fifty of the .. * men on the Zephyr were wound 2
 z ed. !
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-04
pre.ldent sInns seaman.s RllL

WASHINGTON. March 4. - Presi- dent Woodrow Wilson this morning signed the seaman'a bin and it became . low.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-03-04

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CONGRESS GRINDING
 AT NOON
CONGRESS- ADJoURNs.

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-10

Poor old feet - give
'em "a c Ia q ii e @ - Of
course they hurt you
drive you nearly dis
tracted with Z b . IL
thrObbinE. a g HIN 2.
burning MI day long
and all night Ions. TOO
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-10

merry owned by Charles Swanson
I north of town.
Ben Talbot OF Galva was Cam
I bridge caller Friday.
Mrs. William Jockey visited in Gal
I ga and Eewanee Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Munday and baby
are visiting 40 the home of Mrs. Mum
days father. James Cooley.
Mrs. Charles Olson is confined TO
her home by a serious illness
Thomas Quick Is confined 20 his
home by serious injuries received last
week in am accident
Mrs. John Binrle. Who has been in
Chicago returned 20 her home Thurs
day.
aIrs Ardeue Atkinson Is confined by
sickness M the home OF her daughter
fi-- Johnson
Airs Frank StrohurE was IN Rock
Island AVID davenport Tuesday.
Ars. Camille Iautz of Hillsboro is
VISITING az the home OF NI-. and Mrs.
Paul lIascCu.
-lrs r. h. Brodd and daughter.
Helen. were En- Rock Island and Day-
export Tuesday.
AIRS. Elmer Anderson OF CambridEe
and Nrs. Peter GrcenburE OF Eewa-
nee were tri-ci;y callers Tuesday
Fred Nunson az Burdick. Kan. is
visiting iu Cambridge.
Airs. $. a.. swanson attended the
funeral OF her brother. Charles John
SON. which was held az Moline We'd
ueslay afternoon. lie was killed on
the railroad tine Saturday previous.
d. w Bergreu and family have
moved 90 Manchester. Iowa. where
they have purchased q farm and viii
make their future home
Mrs. Alfred Swanson and son Of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-10

sphinx county. S. D, are visiting in
Cambridge
Anna Myers of Chicago arrived in
Cambridge Tuesday.
Frank Dagerlef attended the funeral
OF his brother-in-law, Charles John
son Of Moline. Wednesday,.
John A Isaacson and family have
moved 10 Princeton, III, where they
viii make their home.
Mrs. G. w. Benedict, who has been
visiting her brother. 3. J. Brown, left
Wednesday for her home in Geneseo.
c. NJ. Carlson made a business trip
to GaIesburg Tuesday.
Mrs. c. V. Larson visited in Orion
Tuesday.
Mrs. G. T. Anderson viii entertain
the Wednesday club March 10.
Mrs. ]. z. Souders and son left sat
urday for a short visit at the home of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. R. r. Am
Der. at Loviiia. Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Palmer and fam
lily are nicely located on the George
Cowden farm in Burns township.
Mrs Matte Mcbride OF Harvard.
Neb.. IS visiting old-time friends in
Cambridge.
Wednesday evening the Foresters
team of the N. W. A. Of the Cambridge
camp, No. IS. viii so TO Orion TO in
itate q class o. go or more into the
order there
1T. II. c. NcMulleu went to Ike
vance Saturday 70 visit his wife who
is stiI confined TO her bed at the home
OF her parents. but who is improving
slowly from her recent operation.
The last report from Henry Talbot,
who Is stiH ar AuEustana hospital at
Chicago, is TO the effect that he is
doing fine, considering the serious
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-10
FINE FOR RHEUMATISMI
MGsseroie Looscns uP Those Ssla
Jcinfs OCT Pan

Neu'u know WY thousands use Ms
TENoLE oncr yeg Ctgcricaeg tse sid
relief e Etscs.
Get a igr ss orer from the nearest
drug stgrv. lt - sirsa. whssr oteF-
eicHs rs4Gs Wits fhe oif 81 rfa-r4rt Bet
Ger tAaa a rf1sssr1 rtEsrrr sst does re
ktstFf- Hfres ease aa4 erasaarE VIE
& is beng fisseet cot
uuSTEEOLE u rscarf-lrr,lrs ~
used tanuaiiv Ser Ereectiss. Cfaa5.
Su4 Nges. Astsrsa. Ncusaigis. Corers-
ticus FfsgrtsF. Ehcue-aefsrf. L.l1est s.es.
Pans sES Askcs Of tte Erek &c Icrsss.
Sfrsans. Sers ttaseirs. EFsiscs. Cet-
bl4ias. Fresfcti Fees. Cells 81 ne CLsss
Nn otten prgverfs ErcHr1oui41.
Ns Tccr truE1isf's 81 sc sad srr las.
aad q s1eeial tsfET tesrifai sisc Ser fzsl
- sure yea ETf sse Ernaisg Nus
TENlLE. Refuse tf-iff4fteFs=Erf WtIss
y.st ash Ser. TIE Afasfcreic Cerar2sy.
GfgVeAsas Okas
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-10

irv~st On a good bond. Go g. vfthdraua
Zoe that purpose The object % thia
assoriatiou 10 thus stated
To frut~ruiz1 the employee. Co en-
c1grasr habits % thrift and saving
aluas them and others. by oNe-inr
them a safe and convenient depository
fpr th-ir weekly or moathiy savings
and to secure f1r ther a reasonable
rate % Interest thereon
All ere Ecv6 an the une-Ths
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-10
Lot 4

Look for the Automatic price tick
cts. Children's Bonnets. former Pric-
cs from soc to csc. will be marked &c
and reduced SC day Tor days until
sold. Thursdays price is so ridicu-
lousy low. that every article should
be sold THURSDAY Don't delay.
Thursday. March II, 0A~
price per article .........- zzS --sr~ -
Friday, March - E0O
reduced sc less, for........k ~
Saturday, March Is, EA~
reduced sc less. for....... -z7~>
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-10

ness of the three operations he under
went several weeks ago.
Charles Finley of Denver, Col, who
was called to Geneseo by the dealt
of his aged mother, arrived Tuesday in
Cambridge to visit his relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Matilda Hardimau was d trI-
city caller Wednesday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-10

nees % -Err TIRE d@ua-tnest De-
rHt rrrt PSI bFfsea. end ifs Affairs
arr controlled bF O. ttrtr cCaaiffre
lf GEE duty % t1r tr~aFgrrs OF ftr
..st te receive Gesos.ss from rr~u-
h--s rs 90 a certain am1lst. aHf vtfs-
.rF.s's are aathor.zes upon 90 days.
eer.er frf~r~st on such deposits 5s
rrrt.ssl sreai aaEaa1fe
Zee sErtE comrtsf-~. aEied .rv~sts
I t.r fsrts. consists @ Eve members.
. Dee ess trnaa is a u1FnteT os fhe ex~eu-
t.er .1arrtsfre art f1r drHr-s. appoint
r. Del E.m. arc chose vr1 have had
tt,lrs.r .sEeeFtener ia VsFtoss depart
r.ruf. of tte coupssy. as f1r issfanc~.
.- fe- ter4 .esa asd as1ifias depart
rra-F
E.tt-tvs.zef pr cess o. ts~ en-
7iarFs of fsFrr pabf.sfinE fots~ ln
SCI r4et are uraaarrs 81 an Employs.
Preferred Eeees assoefata6a. Tie Sea
5t ter sssaetsl.an FEEL expressed 5a ere
aerressiee Cor uembrrsaia. vaica
--stss
errsey spr,v f5r nemherstis ia
are -f-as.ishinE Cc-urary Em-
p.eTes. I'rsterFel EtucE association.
ass agree 90 sslss ~ tae Article o.
Assoc astigs as Ea~T uos exist. or a.
tsrT nay hefrsftsr - Amended
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-i-aef stieE Co@rsnV t1 Grtact
fsrr Gy sasafy s= ee~EfF. garsI
fsrtsrr rctles. b~Eirnisz --
tf--ssiG asroang Co 30 ssi6 oFer
CD tas Trcsssrs~ os ths Association.
ne moesg - iavvstrss Oh the Pre-
f-rrse stucE ef tss compaaF Itself
Aaesssr ~ e-.sfssE ssss b,ishsseat I
IN tes sRass eisY aas = s.ssla- zsscci4- f.
fisc sScsst tAas tss n1aaeT CO.'S nos /
50 towards ssrc9&se % strcs ie ths
c1as ssaegs e4s L. feposiss4 ia q say
tars easE So froa sssas 60 tine.
sasz tsers : = f-=e Iasxe e1sGxA 10