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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-29

PEKN Chinau Cheng nng minister foreign
designated president
ness Hsn sh who has resisted all efforts him
remain Office latter
cabinet although no has been this
probably will until
Hu Shihchang He
of
pe is unthhkabe
Shihchang
speculation
Paochi auditor
the Lang Shih chi
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-29

The British steamer Oakfield, re.
Gently reported in distress southeast
of Cape Race, n. F., was towed into
St Michaels by the Lady Ninien
Fourteen cars and one engine left
the rails when the Baltimore & Ohio
freight trains crashed at Boehring.
Pa. No one was seriously injured.
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United States mints during No
vember coined s7,3S6,059. *...r.. -.
Indians living in settlement near
Amherst, Va, sent barrel of choice
wine-sap to Mrs. Norman Gait as a
wedding gift.
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Bulgarian Mutiny Is Reported

PARIS France Dec 29-Mutiny the Bulgarian army which
has invaded Serbian Macedonia reported despatch which has
reached Athens from the front The despatch that the Eleventh
Bulgarian infantry station at Gumudzna broke revolt
refusing the campaign further Gumudzna in Bulgaria
the Gulf of Enos where the troops of the Allies recently
landed.
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Greece's War-Leader Given Ovation

ATHENS Greece The popularity Of Elk PremieF Ven
zeos and the support which his policies from the people
shown today when thousands of Greeks of all classes filed
his residence in the capital The occasion of the
his saint day and he Was greeting When
the ministers representing the Ennt Allies to a the
premier, they were wildly cheered by the crowd
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Italians Rushing Into Balkans

PARIS France Dec 29Italian troops which rushed
the Adrac have effected landing Ayona and
of soldiers proceeding Albania
them having reached the vicinity of the northern frontier
province Of Epirus according to voyages. 5'asfs
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Turk Batteries Hit Attacking Ships

CONSTANTN0PLE Turkey Dec battleship of ga
class of the attacking Allied been
by Turkish shore batteries The continued
the Turkish artillery interfering with the Allied operations the
Dardaneles sftt 81. s7.
(The Aganemnon class is of and lord
Neson built in 1906 of 165 tons carrying S
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The New York fire department was
awarded a medal of honor by the
Panama-Pacific Exposition for its fire
fighting and fire prevention exhibi-
tim
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Furious Russian Attacks Fail
To Shake Austrians Oh Southeast

BERLIN Germany Dec 29The Russian forces in the south
eight furious attacks Christmas the
positions Though the Sav have made tremendous
penditue ammunition endeavor dslodge the
drive them back the Austrans holding their lines
and throwing back the enemy.
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SAYSFORD PLAN
IS BETTER Than
NOTHING At ALL

STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Dec. 2s.
Mayor Lindhasen at banquet at.
tended by Ford peace delegates char
acterized the Ford party members as
spiritual Vikings" He agreed that
II is better TO try something than
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SLAVS INVADING BESSARADIA,,
BUT BERLIN SAYS ATTACK ON
AUSTRIA IS COSTLY FAILURE
ON EAST FRONT AND BALKANS HOLD ATTEN-
TI0N-ITAllAhS LANDING FORCES AT AvL0NA TO AID
ALLES-TURKS CLAIM ARTILLERY AT DARDANELLES
Baking NAVAL ATTACK
IAssoclated Press Service by Federal wirelessl

LONDON Eng, Dee 29The Russian campaign Bessarabia
Mesopotamia apparently assng formidable proportions
the Russian cutting through into the heart Of the Mosem cou
try which Turkey is trying hold The Russian troops have
pied important Kashan and proceeding toward la
ham, from Bagdad the side and the Persian gulf
the other. $@tstssh8#I tGt}a95ff ssss
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$4,000
FOR WAR Relief
FROM TERRITORY
Committee Receiving Hawaii
Subscriptions Makes Report
Summing Up Figures

Nearly $S5,O0G has been received
and disbursed by the War Relief Com
mittee of Hawaii, organized originally
when the need of the Belgians was
learned by the outside world
James A.. Rath, secretarytreasurer
of the committee. today summed up
the collection and distribution of re-
lief funds as follows:
'@The War Relief Committee of Ha.
waii which has continued its work dur
ing the present year takes this oppor-
tunity of thanking the citizens of the
Territory for their generosity toward
the sufferers from the present world
war.
''Tae committee will continue to re
ceive donations and subscriptions
from those who feel they wish to help
those of their unfortunate brothers
and sisters in FnroUe.
THE statement of receipts and dis
bursements is as follows:
Total received. $Sf f,3j3.75
-
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The funds were all disbursed
through recognized and capable agpn-
cies whose efficiency in getting the
money where it would do. the most
good had been este bHshed.
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Six thousand reindeer carcasses to
be used as food were shipped to Ger
many from Sweden.
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CONTINUED on page twol
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CONTINUED on page two)
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-07
MINING INDUSTRY
FEATURE OF FAIR
Mineral Wealth of State Will Be
Exploited at Phoenix Dur
ing Exposition.

PHOENIX, Nov. 6.-The importance
of the mining industry to the state
has never been overlooked by the
State Fair Commission. Early in the
history Of the fair a building to itself
and apart, was constructed for the
better display of the mineral wealth
of the state. This is in charge Of
Hon. James Goodwin, of Maricopa
county, who gives a great deal of his
time 20 gathering excellent samples
from all the mineral fields OF worth
i'm Arizona.
Additional interest is evinced i'm the
mining display that year on account
of the samples from the new gold
fields of the state being displayed
The Oatman and Gold Roads district
OF Mohaye county aud the more re-
cent workings Of Yayapai county
yielding precious metal to say nothins
Of the copper in Ajo country, will at.
tract the visitors to the fair this year
Recent advices from Mohave are to
the effect that great displays of spe.
cimens from all the newly opened
mines in the new districts will be
shown this year This will draw
more crowds to Phoenix aQd add to
the interest OF the mineral exhibit.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-07
HARVARD DEFEATS
PRINCETON, 10 TO s.
CORNELL CHAMPION
lthiCanS Look Good for Champion
ship With 81 to 7 Win Over
Michigan; Yale Loses to
Brown; Dartmouth Wins.

PRINCETON. Nov. Harvard won
her fourth straight football game
from Princeton by a score of ten to
six. Harvard scored touchdown
with a field goal Princeton scored
two field goals. The defeat skaters
the hope of Princeton to win the east
ern championship Harvard played
better game Princeton was unable
to gain Nearly 10000 saw the game
LOS ANGELES. Nov. 6.-The Uni
versity of Southern California and or
egon football game was postponed to
Monday ON account Of rain
BERKELEY. Nov g. Washington
overwhelmed California at football y
Ito o. California was weak in all de-
partments It was the worst defeat
California ever experienced.
Navy 49, Bucknell 3.
Army 0. Notre Dame z.
Cornell "a, Michigan Z.
Dartmouth 7. Penna. 3.
Yale o. Brown 3.
Washington and Jefferson 0. Univer-
sity of Pttsburg 10.
/ Virginia 50, Vanwerbilt 10.
Ohio State 10. Indians 9.
Maine 3d. Bowdoin Is.
Western Reser We 3S, Oberlin z.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-07
Says Woman s Beauty
Depends Upon Health
Health and Vigor Neeessitate Regula
tion Of Organs Of Elimination.


Skin foods and face creams and pow
ders cannot make a woman beautiful,
because beauty lies deeper than that
It depends on health I'm most cases
the basis of health and the cause OF
sickness can be traced to the action
of the bowels
The headache the lassitude. the sail
low skin, and the lusterless eyes are
usually caused by constipation An
ideal remedy for Women, and one that
is especially suited to tbair delicate
organisms, is found in DR.. Caldwelrs
Syrup Pepsin. a mild laxative com
pound pleasant to the taste and free
from opiates and narcotic drugs Of
every description Mrs Gertrude lor-
dan SOP North Liberty ST. Indiana
polls, Ind. says: 1T is simply fine;
have never been able TO find anything
10 compare with DR. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin started using IL for the
baby and now Il is my family standby
I'm an cases where a laxative is need
ed
Dr. CaldWelrs Syrup Pepsin is sold
In drug stores for fifty cents a bottle;
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-07
MARM0N CAR WINNER
OF TUCSON RACE
C. A. Bennett, Of Silver City
Owner; Track Slow From
Recent Heavy Rains

TUCSON, Nov. Ga Marmon car,
owned by G. A. Bennett, Of Silver
City won FIRST place i'm the 1O3-mile
race at Southern Arizona Fair
Grounds. Time 1:53:24. Prize $1,000
Velie, T. ID. Daley owner. Silver City
won second prize Of $500 Time
1:55;17, and Pope Hartford, Globe,
was third ia 2;O4:O3. There were no
accidents. Tracks were rather slow
on account of recent rains.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-07
NEW AVIATION FEAT

WASHINGTON. Nov 6.-When a
navy aeroplane shot into the air yes
terday from the deck Of the Nor Car
Dina while moving. a new feat of avi-
alton was established It was accom-
plished by a device W ich navy air
men have bee working on for three
years.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-07
BISBEE HIGH TEAM
LOSES AT TUCSON
Clever Forward Passes COntri.
butte to Defeat Of lnexperi-
enCed BiSbee Eleven

TUCSON. Nov although out
weighing the local team, the Bisbee
High School was overwhelmed this
afternoon at Southern Arizona Fair
Grounds, twenty-nine to nothing Lack
of experience of Bisbee backs and the
clever forward passing of the Tucson
men contributed to the Bisbee defeat
The visitors sprung a surprise when
they rushed the bah in the first quart
er to the Tucson one yard line to
lose it I'm downs. In the second quart,
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-07

er. with the ball on Bisbee one yard
line, a brilliant forward pass from
Slonaker to Moffett scored the first
touchdown. Another touchdown was
made by Harris, Tucson center in the
third and in the fourth two touch
downs and a safety by Verfuth who
thought he was making a touch-back,
completed the score.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-07

PRESCOTT Word was received
from Meyer last night of the death of
Robert Henderson, who committed
suicide by shooting himself through
the head with a pistol ul health is
given as the reason for the deed
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-07
NEM eREEK cARlNEr

LONDON Nov. 6.-An Athens dis
patch says The king has charged
". Skouloudis with the formation Of
q cabinet of ex-ministers o retain Of
flee. Skouloudis becoming minister OF
foreig affairs"
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-07
FIFTY JURORS WILL
Be DRAWN FOR FALL
TERM OF co, COURT
Criminal Cases win, UndOubt-
eddy, Take up the Majority Of
the Time Between Opening Of
Session and the Holidays.

Session and the Holidays.
TOMBSTONE. Nov. 6. tSpeciaD
An order was made in the Superior
Court this morning for the drawing Of
fifty trial jurors TO report for duty on
Monday. November o. It is expected
that the jury win be occupied until
the holiday period IN the trial Of Grim
mal cases. There are nearly forty
cases now pending on the docket a.
mong which are seven persons charg
ed with murder
The Odds case is the first one on the
list and has been hanging fire for
some time The prosecution intends
to force the case TO trial if possible
Mrs Odds. every time the case is set
for trial. sends in am affidavit to the
effect that she is sick and unable to
appear i'm court. Since the last term
of court she has been moving around
to- different parts of Texas and Okla
homa
The next case is that of Edward
I Scarborough. charged with the killing
of John Clinton near the Mexican line
Glow Hereford Cal Cox is also un-
der arrest for the same onense. Le-
andre Maldonado is charged with the
killing of Walter Brooks as is also
Pablo Ramirez The killing took place
/ IN Bisbee. Walter Powell IS charged
with the killing of John Braziel in
Bisbee and Norman Messenger is
charged with the killing Of John Will
hanson at Douglas
These cases. should they all 80 to
trial, will take considerable time. The
Odds. Scarborough and Cox cases viii
each take a week at least and tie 9th
ers viii take two or three days each
The other cases that make up the
calendar are for various onenses such
as assault with intent to kin, burglary,
grand larceny and bootleeging of the
latter there being about twenty cases
pending Some of these are from
Douglas and include the Bert Aaron
case and those of his companions
while others involve parties from Bis
bee. Bowie is on the list for one as
/ are one or two other places i'm the
county, but Douglas heads the list
/ with Bisbee second.
Proceedings in Court.
! The case of Miller We Daroioor otal
which was an trial Yesterday was sim
Inn court TODAY and was mon concluded
until a late hour when ipdgomert
was ordered entered for the defend.
ants
Minnie MINDS Of Douo1ac vas qivar
/ "a decree of divorce from prapl, NIu7s-
lon the ground of deso-tion and MN
support
VIII Move School House
The school house which was e. tho
Artesia District north of San Shines
viii be- moved to he San simon Dis.
trict and used as a manual training
building by the san simon school. The
Artesia District lapsed sometime ago
and the Board of Trustees of the San
simon District asked that they be civ.
en- the privilege of using the building.
They we're given that right with the
understandings that I'm case the hrte.
STA District should be renewed they
would return the building I'm good
shape.
Return From Trim.
John. W. Walker. the Superor
\ Court reporter and his wife returned
last evening from an extended trim 40
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-07
RUSSIANS CLAIM SUCCESS

PETROGRAD, Nov 6.-The Rus
SLAMS claim the capture Of $500 pri
soners as the result Of a surprise at
tack on sienikowce on the stripa riy
err
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-07

mos, who alleges that he was badly
shocked by touching a gate with cleo
tricity asks $4,000 damages.
SELIGMAN-Over 500 cars of live
stock valued at over 100000 have
been shipped from Seigman i'm the
last three months This showing is
said TO be the best en- Santa ne terri
tory and puts Seligman in the lead
as a shipping point of live stock. Most
of the stock shipped went to CaIifor-
mia and Colorado buyers.
PHOENIX-Members of Commerci-
al bodies throughout the state win at
tend an organization dinner to be Civ
en- by the Phoenix Chamber of Com
merce during Fair Week for the purp-
ose Of forming a statewide organize
ton. The meeting viii be held on
Nov. 49,
PHOENlE-With the organization
of new company to take over the
alfalfa mill of the Arizona Alfalfa
company is has been announced that
the mill viii begin operation within
thirty days The new company known
as the Phoenix Alfalfa Mills. is head
ed by Frank McCreary.
SCULL VALLEY Seventy Eve tons
of copper ore are being freighted
daily from the Commercial mines I'm
the Copper Basin for shipment from
here. 1t is estimated that there are
FULLY 5000 tons ahead of the freight
ing outfit and a branch railroad from
ScuH Valley is regarded as probable
within year.
GLOBE-The first carload of silver
lead ore from the Crescent Consolidat-
ed property at Radium viii be shipper
to El Paso November u. Active de.
velopment work has begun and com
pressors and drills are being installed.
GLOBE-Gila valley vegetable grow
ers are making an active campaign
for a place in the local market Two
merchants of Thatches announced fol-
lowing the disposal of an auto truck
load Of fresh produce here that a re-
gular schedule of selling trims will he
inauaurated.
Gr0sr -u, oor,,t,. ,.o4o.-. ...,r
Nov 1- fa.ide v,bstbsr t,o -, .,,, w.,
bar is.Ya bonds in u,. - ~
e25b0go for road oops+~,,o+ior ~
Ar,-sf l,a courty vote5 % har5 -
iIgesI ON techuicalitv. The pavina
c. nc GIobe-AIiami Highway is con
tau1Iated i'm case the bond issue car
r.es
LIB '--i-d hhlsht' proprietor OF
-'' uIlIh establishment mas been
arrested on charge oil selling intoN-
ga''l.s liquor samples OF cider sold
Wy Nnl-nl were sent TO the state
chemist LOT analysis and are reported
TO nave contained over per cent
'conoE
YUMA - Injunction proceedings
have been filed against the board of
supervisors by +. G. Caruthers pre-
sident Of the First National Bank Of
Yuma, against the letting of a CON
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-07

trial bottle can be obtained, free of
charge, by writing to Or. W. B. Cald-
well, asa Washington ST., Monticello,
Illinois,
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-07

cLOBE-Ed Knight proprietor of
a TT drink establishment, has been
arrested on a charge Of selling intovl-
eating liquor. Samples of cider sold
by Knight were sent to the State
Chemist for analysis and are reported
to have contained over per cent
alcohoE
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-07

GLO6E-Gila county voters will. on
Nov IS decide whether the county
hall issue bonds I'm the amount Of
f3'o,0JJ for road construction In
August the county voted a bond issue
~ 100000 but it was later declared
ii.eesl ON a technicality. The paving
c. hc Globe-Miami Highway is con
.aW2'ated i'm case the bond issue car
r.es.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-07

YUMA - Injunction proceedings
have been filed against the board of
supervisors by L. G. Caruthers, pre-
sident of the First National Bank Of
Yuma, against the letting of a CON
tract to the O. & C. Construction
company for paving the Yuma. Somer-
ton road with WaTenite. The CON
tract is the largest paving contract
ever let I'm Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-07
COUNTY AND STATE NEWS
SHORT STATE ITEMS
FROM VARIOUS PLACES

PRESCOTT - Abelardo Balderamos
has filed suit in the superior court
here against the Consolidated Arizona
Smelling company OF Humboldt under
The employers liability act Badera-
mos. who alleges that he was badly
shocked by touching a gate with cleo
tricity asks $4,000 damages.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-07

Return From Trip.

John w. Walker the Superior
Court reporter and his wife returned
last evening from an extended trip 10
the east and to their old home in lu-
diana Mr.. Walker reports that they
had most enjoyable time A part Of
the trip was made in the auto. He
win resume his duties as court report
err on Monday.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-07

The case of Miller VS. Dan2iger etal
which was on trial yesterday, was still
In court today and was not concluded
until a late hour, when judgcmeE
was ordered entered for the defend
ants
Minnie Munds Of Douglas was givei
a decree of divorce from Frank Nund.
on the ground of desortion and DO.
support
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-07

SELIGMAN-Over 600 cars of live
stock valued at over $1,OOO,000 have
been shipped from Seligman i'm the
last three months. This showing is
said 90 be the best I'm Santa ne terri.
tory and puts Seligman i'm the lead
as shipping point of live stock Most
of the stock shipped went to Califor-
mia and Colorado buyers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-01-06
STOMACH MISERY
Mi-o-na win Qsk y and Safely Rid
You of DIGESTION.

Mi-o-na win Qsk " and Safely Rid
You ofii bgestion.
when your stss ch is out OF order
your food lies LIKE Jump Of lead fer
menting and suay ausing that feel
ing OF fuiness, br taste IN the
mouth, coated I'D ne. biiiousness,
and many other NJ ing signs of in
digestion, which ssl en = dangerous
Isilment.
1t is needless iw Du to suffer, for
Is druggist cG pply you with
Ao-na, harak5 and efficieut
rea edy for all bad ) macrs. These
sxDpn tablets give Il bst immediate
al joyful relief. vi q few days
| Il tment stronghold nd stimulates
u digestive sysxa The dow Of
q ric juices Is ibrsd q, then your
I'd is properly dixe1 ID; sour and
e b stomach, SEk ldaches, rest
le4 nights ami Cd distressing
| 81 ptoms quiekh rsai
4sufferng an, stor| eh distress do
noe ~ait-let ML.nz 4 = you quick
and lasting relief. &. a 2archer sells
it With guarantee d pey back IL
you sAe not satisfied
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BROOKLYN.

Frank J. Staples Is home for q few
weeks.
Miss Irene Wells spent last week in
Rockland.
Miss Ruth Kane has returned to Castine
normal school.
High school opens to-day, after vaca-
tion Of two weeks.
A. K. Farnsworth and wife leave to-day
for Boston and New York.
The American express Office has been
discontinued until May 1.
Mrs. A. W.. Bridges is visiting her
mother in Arlington, Mass.
Miss Elsie Sherman is at home from
Long Island, where she has been teaching.
NJ A Flye and wife entertained at de-
lightful whist and watch party Thursday
evening.
LeoneIl Flye and Manton Gray took the
yacht Fenella to Camden Thursday, to
have the engine repaired.
Miss Evelyn Gray, who has spent her
vacation with her sister, Mrs. R. A. Fiye,
returned to Arson Saturday.
The buildings OF the late Mrs. Lucy
Bradford, at Naskeag, which Morrill, God
dard purchased last year, are being torn
down by Clifton Bracy.
Jan. 4. UNE FEMME.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-01-06
POSITIVE PROOF


2ould Corfince the Greatest
skeps In ellsworth.
Because It's be evidence OF ami Ellis
wort h citizen.
Testimony eally investigated.
The stronges Endorsement of merit
The best prod Read IL:
Mrs. John eeadef. Ellsworth says:
..For several y{rs my back was weak and
.sore and toit 1t difiiculs to stoop or
get up af,sS iftng. had sharp pains in
my kidneyt ~tieb felt like knife-thrnsts.
Until | p1arf Doan's Kidney pills at
Moorcrs Dig DIRE, nothing had done me
any good rhsl emcdy went directly to
the scat " h&trouble and brought
cure. hkwn'u eded any kidney medi-
cine sinc& Ths3 dorsement I have given
Doan's Kidney lls before, still holds
good"
Price Soc, At al ealers. Don't simply
ask for q kidng remedy get Doan's
Kidney piIls-ts me that Mrs. Meader
had. Fosier-Ma( IN Co., Props, Buff
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EDITORS rosrscRrpr.

EDITORS Postscript.
(Not censored by Aur' s
One Of THE AMEp :. Neossp
dents. the edito- LEANS corrsspo"
sver contY,. n Not sure that she has
writes. --oatsA to the NJ. b. column.
Ann. kadses Yes, for that good woinsn
admiration.
The NJ n column. like golden thread;
blended with coiots warm and prignt,
Binds its readers Ger all the lanq
With tension strong, yer ngnJ
Each knows Aunt MadEe" fs ths guiding
hand, s.s,4a j.
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among the ocranssrs.

This column il devoted to the Grange, es-
pecially TO che grarsss of Hepcock county.
The column u open - all RrspgRrs Tor the
discussion Of soDics = 9enersl interest and
Tor reports Of grange nsstings- Make issssr'
short and concise. All communications mast
be signed, bcs xames will pot be printed e1-
cent by uerm,s,4en Of The sriter. All COM
manic.t,ops win be subiect TO approval BY
II ! .s,,"s but neps vim be rejected without
rood reason.