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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-01
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-01
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-06
WILL INSTALL OFFICERS
Royal trranum VIII Hear Many Speak
crs In Meeting Tonight.

ShoCkoc Council. No $50, Royal Ar
canun, will. at its regular meeting in
Leo Camp Hall Tonight at s o'clock.
install officers for the ensuing term OF
twelve months Names Of the officers
elect follow; T. T.. Davis. past regent,
George :. Barnard. regent: +. y. Gang,
vicc-rcEcnt: H. $. finder, orator: +. S.
Splat;, chaplain: CortcZ V, .Jamca, sec
rctrry Joseph J.. BickcrstaT. .r, col
lcctor; J.. l.. Mcdonnell treasurer: III =
licott Hill. guide g. V. Burns. warden:
y. -. Jackson. Jr., sentry; l.. s. Clarke,
!. > Sutherland and r. a. Arn.Zcn
trustees: William Wolf. musician.
IN interesting program for the meet
inE has been arranged. Speakers for
tho occasion viii hc: W. Floyd Reamy
grand regent; w. Withcrs Miller.
grand orator Minctrcn E'olkcs. past
grand regent; Rev. f.. +. McFaden.
ID. -, past supreme grand regent: w.
I. DabncE. supreme warden: j. Taylor
.:llyson, chairman State finance com
mittcc. Grand Secretary j. B Eanks.
Of petersburg. Will install the officers.
ia!s being the seventeenth consecutive
time. y buffet Luncheon w:I be served
Members Of the slater councils are In
Niird TO attend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-06
ALDERMEN TO MEET
Adams CntlS Body to Pass Upon Rate
Inquiry Measure.

Al the rcaues. of the Administrative
Board. President Adams, OF the Board
OF aldermen, yesterday issued call
for special meeting Of that body at
o'clock tomorrow night for the pur-
post of concurrinG In the passage Of
the resolution directing the City Elec-
trician and City Attorney to apply to
the state Corporation Commission on
next Tuesday for an investigation into
the charges made in this city by the
Virginia Railway and Power Company
for light and power.
Tic resolution mas passed by a
unanimous vote by the Common Coun-
Gil at its meeting Monday night The
state Corporation Commission has
fixed next Tuesday for hearing on
the general question of the rates
charged by the power company in con
nection with that company's applica
ton for permission to revise its entire
rate system. I'm order that the city
authorities might file the city's appli-
cation for an inquiry on Tuesday, it
was necessary that the resolution be
concurred in and signed by the Mayor
before that date
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-06
ARGUMENT BEGINS AS TO
: ROLLING STOCK TAX LAW
New System Of Taxation May Eliminate
a. This ionE-StHnding hone of
CONVENTIONS.

The rolling stock Law enacted by
the last General Assembly. by which
ihe principal cities OF the state were.
HepriNed OF large revenues from rail
.oan taxation, WAS attacked by coun-
sci for Interested cities and defended
by lawyers representing the counties
Yesterday, when the hearing was begun
Iefore the state Corporation Commits
zion
The hearing viii consume sevcra!
DAYS. probably q week II is not cy
necied that decision viii be rendered
~ the commission until after the Gen
era! Assembly. which convcnes Jan
VARY IS, shall have adjourned The
General Assembly, i'm revising the tax
laws, may make changes in the mode
td taxing the railroads that viii elm.
mate the bones OF contention.
;. The cities attacking the law contend
uat the rolling stock bill is unconsti
mtional and invalid. That is the bur
den of the argument against it. tn.
defense is an argument to show thai
Tie bill is constitutional and legally
sound.
I. The hearing began YESTERDAY with
AN argument b. T.. +. BufOrd OF Bruins
wick. for The validity OF the law. Az.
guinent along the same lines was made
sy Randolph Harrison. OF I.ynchburg
Representing the cities that oppose
tiic law on the ground that il is in
valid. are Henry X Pollard ana Colonel
George Wayne Anderson. for Eicn-
lHond. G. Hamilton Graves. Hoauol;c
end George Mason, PETERSBURG. A.
tending the hearing were ycrs rem
resenting the different railroads
Among these were: Henry r. Wick
BAN. for the G. & o., and w f. Nc
1iwaine. for the Atlantic Coast Line.
rs. Hamilton Graves was looking
after the interests OF Roanoke. and j.
=. Massie represented Newport News
r. w. Morton came froIa Pulaski, Judge
Martin Williams from Giles County,
fnd George +. Jlaw was there from
Hanover. +. p. Buford and Randolph
Harrison were aligned with the de-
Tense. Judge Martin Williams, who
represents Giles County In the night
vas tho patron OF the rolling stock bill
ii the House Of Delegates
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-06
RICHMOND FIRM SECURES
CONTRACT FOR NEW HOTEL
wise tranitc and Construction Conn
pan! Ia Erect building in
Savannah. ia.

the Wise Granite and Construction
Tom pan! OF this city, received yes
teFdaE til" contract for the construction
OF iiichs's Hotel, on Congress street. in
saNhnnan, Ca. tho contract price being
F''|'""u The contract was awarded
I" IN" Richmond firm after a final con-
enc" between President Robert NJ.
'l'SNS, % the lIicks's Hotel Corporation.
drew tn" plans for the new huiIdIne
ne ne" hotel will be ready for
"pehins not later than September
~ VIII he nine-story building. fire
proof and modern In every respect ana
VIII have los rooms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-06
FARMERS INSTITUTE
Series Of Meetings to tie Held In Ac-
CONNIE County This Month.

Commissioner Of Agriculture George
w. !<oincr yesterday completed ar
rangcmcnts for a farmers institute to
be conducted in the county of Acco-
mac. from January 10 to % inclusive
The meetings are o be held as follows:
Oak Hill. January -; Bloxam. Jan
uar% 20; Onlcy, January 81: Nasscw:ld-
doX. January %, and Cane Charles.
January %. An agricultural and dairy
exhibit will be sent to these places
liz Il car two members of Commissioner
* Diners staff travelling with the eS-
hibt. An officer OF the United States
Agricultural Department will come
from Washington to join the State Of
hccrs. and will travel with them. Lee
lures will be delivered at each place.
Zach meeting will open at 10 o'clock
i'm tn" morning. Farmers and their
wives will he invited to hear the lee
lures and view the exhibit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-06
Greeks to observe Chrir,m,,.

Tomorrow will be celebrated by the
Greeks as Christmas Day, In COM
piiancc with the Greek Church calcn-
dar. To-day will be observed as a fast
day. and at o'clock all the Greeks
in Richmond will sit down TO their
annual feast. which is the real cole
bration of the happy season. At IL
o'clock tonight Christmas Day will he
ushcrcd in with all the ceremony OF
custom and church. and afterwards re-
liSious services Will be held. There Ia
no Greek church in Richmond and The
services Will he more or less priyate
AT the feast extra places will be laid
for those who have Jared not so we'll
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-06
Ciuh VIII Elect Sccretnr.

4 meeting or the business Meu's Club
VIII be called within the next few days
TO elect successor To Charles r. Wal
ford. Jr.. secretary aud manager. who
leaves on March to become associated
with w. w. Iardwickc in the Insurance
business.
several candidates have come for
ward, either actively or tentntivrIy
Among thosc who are being mentioned
are William -. Sheppard. who lis nov
connected with the Office stan Of the
club Joseph NJ. shelton, Jr.. J.. G. Car
nett, Jr.. and j. r. w. Curtis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-06
GOVERNOR STUART BACK
FROM MASSACHUSETTS
Finds Accumulation OF Business Mat :
ters Demanding His At
tention.
sHACKELToRD RESIGNS
several Candidates Already in Field
for Observation-Disclosures of General
Assembly Call ut Executive Offices.
Reward Offered for Murderer.

Governor stuart returned at midnight
Monday from Brookline. Mass. where
ne spent the Christmas HOLIDAYS with
his family
might have enjoyed the little va
cation better but for the fact that
MIS-. stuart was not in robust health
during the holidays" the Governor said.
discussing the trip. Miss Stuart. the
Governors daughter. is attending
classes nj womans college in Brook :
line.
The executive lost no time in getting
down To business when II" arrived at
IN" capitol yesterday morning lilo en-
tered at one" upon consideration Of
business matters that had accumulated
IN his absence. News of the Governors
return had spread, ANA in consequence
ther" were many callers at the exccu-
NV" office during the day.
Judge Martin Williams. of Gi,os
County. was among the early callers
Senator w. q. Blanks and Delegate
ADAMS, or Charlotte, also obtained au-
dicncc carly in the day. Delegate
Adams is chairman of the join, caucus
"f the General Assembly. and is presi-
den' OF the state Board OF Agriculture
and Immigration.
JUDGE SIIACKEf.FORD
RESIGN FROM BENCII
The formal resignation of Judge
George $. Shackclford, OF the Ninth
'''"''' WIS received bE Governor
stuart In the morning mail. Judge
Hhackcifords reason for retiring from
tho judiciary is the aalary. which is
not sufficient to meet his wants
The General Assembly Will have 70
elect six judges for Circuit; and Corpo-
ration Court benches. As TO the Circuit
court judgcships. the only contest is
over the vacancy made by tho resiGna-
tion or Judge Shackciford Mentioned
as candidates for tho Ninth Circuit
jndGeship are: Alexander r. Browning
"f Orange: John Ituthcrfoord. of C;ooch-
land, and Edwin H. Gibson, OF culpcpcr
The other judscships TO he supplied
are In the Twelfth. Twenty third and
Thirtic;h Circuits. Governor Stuart
having already appointed Judges for
these circuits, who ar" now serving.
their election by tho General Assembly.
Will he merely f"rm. as none has
opposition. Judges arc to he elected
for the Corporation Court OF Bristol
and the Corporation Court OF Winchcs-
ter.
Governor stuart Yesterday afternoon
authorized a reward of $50 to he offered
for the arrest Of tn person or persons
responsible for the death Of Fos;us
Wharton, who was killed on the night
Of October in ,ioochland County. The
county officers believe Wharton was
murdered, and the Board OF Supervisors
has already posted an offer OF $50 re-
ward for the capture Of tho slayer
Wharton lived alone in q remote see.
ton OF the county He was found dead
on the morning of October C, with Il
bullet wound in his head.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-06
Condition liz improved.

fo!ice Justice Crutchhcid was las,
night reported as being considerably
improved at his home, 402-A North
h""lhson street. and II IS believed that
ms recovery viii now be rapid. physi-
Clans attending him, however. are sin
refusing To allow friends to visit him.
ieeiins that II IL necessary that tho
Jus'ce recover his strength before nj
'',npNhH 10 sec the many who daily
an 10 inquire after him II is expected
VIII nc some time before he
is able 10 resume his du,in, on "a.
Police Court bench
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-06

Walter Curtis. colorcd, who WAS hold
on tn" charge Of being drunk and dis
orderly. clmdcd the officers and cscapcd
from tho Third Police Station ycstrr-
u"y morninG while court was being;
hcid. tn" negro has only ono leg, but
he made good use OF that member in
getting away.
IuSi!'" III. a. Maurice dismissed
Charles Walton. colorcd. on the charge
Of beating his wife
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-06
Continue Newman Ucnr,n,

The case against David Newman.
charged with stealing lot of bows
clothing and ovcrcoats from the Sunny
jim Clothing Company. was yesterday
continued to January by Justice
GriSss In the Police Court. The man
was arrested by Detective Sergeants
Willy and Kcllam
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-06
Patterson Appointed.

=. Elackford Patterson, Of Augusta
couhtE Was appointed By Governor,
- uart yesterday afternoon to suppl,
me vacancy in the Board of visitor.
INC Virginia School for the Deaf
tIu NC hhHd caused by the rcsigna
Mr.. Donald resigned to become no.i.
master or stanton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-06
Ninety Days for Theft

Walter Thomas. colorcd. arrested by
Detective Bryant and Policeman Cal.
braith on charge of stealing a lot
OF rabbits from Walter IIaskins, was
Yesterday sentenced to ninety days on
the county roads by Justice Grirrs IN
the Police Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-06

Ofilcers who were recently elected
will be installed at the regular meet
ing of the Senior Bible Glass of Central
Methodist Church Tonight at O'clock
I'm the church. The officials are Charles
Sander. teacher: Arthur NJ. Reynolds,
president: Frank b. Dunford, Jr., sec
rotary: II. A. Smith. assistant secrc-
tary; Melvin III. Taylor. treasurer; C.. e.
Jcwctt, assistant treasurer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-06

""sohh H. Johnston Camp. United
Confederate Veterans, viii boid i,a
regular meeting tomorrow nigh, -,
O'Clock III the courtroom Of fIus,inps
Court. Fart H. Adjutant J. \. DAVIS
REQUESTS the attendance OF every mem
per- as important business will be dis
cuSscd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-06
Fined for RcsIatinr ou,c.r

william Ryan. arraiHncd in Police
court Yesterday on charge Of being
drunk ana dlsorG"ri| and resisting 70.
liccinan Daniels in tho discharge of his
duty, Wa tined $40 and costs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-06
FOSTER MUST SERVE
TERM IN rESITESvI Al, "

TIL" appeal of Charlie Foster. con
Nlcted of Turing away from her father.
Edward Foster. for immoral purposes.
sixteen -ycar-old Lula Foster. and sen
fenced to serve three years I'm the pcni-
tertiary. WAS also refused
Foster was convicted in tho Circuit
curt Of Rappahannock County last
November lie was first tried at tho
september term but tho Jury failed
10 agree. and was discharged The
petition for writ of error sets forth
mat Foster was indicted for "abduc-
ton hut that the Indictment charged
MN with two specific uffcnscs, separate
ana distinct, ana should have been
uua3hcd by the Circuit Court Judge.
other assignments OF error were like
wise submitted in vain
announcement was made yesterday
OF q change in the hour Of convcnint,
the court. Court will assemble at II
CLOCK each morning during the term
instead Of 1870. az therefore, The
opening "f court half an hour later
was decided upon as more convenient.
sine" 1905 the opening hour has been
1880 4. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-06
WRIT OF ERROR REFUSED
TO BISHOP S. HAROLD
Must Pay Fine for Failure to Aid
Young Women, Whose Horse
Was Scared.
UNDER AUTOMOBILE. STATUTE
Charles City Man Declined to Lead
Horse by His Motor Car, and Says
He VIII Appeal to United States
Supreme Court.

The supreme Court of Appeals of
Virginia yesterday decided that Bishop
: Harold must pay a fine OF SIS. with
all costs. because he refused to ret
out of his automobile when requested
10y three women occupying a vehicle
drawn 10y horse, to lead their horse
past his machine
Harold is Il Charles City man He
met the women in the road. The horse
showed fright ut the approach of the
machine. and ;he women called upon
iiarroid 10 get out and come to their
rescue lie sa; unmovcd. The women
were Indignant
When Harold sped away they OBJ
tanned n warrant and sent a constable
after him. The automobiles was ar
rested 'on the charge sworn TO by j.
r. Nance. father of the young women.
The charge specified that Harold did
unlawfully fail, when signalcd and re-
GGe5ted so to do. TO lead Il certain
horse past certain automobile. driven
ny the daughters OF the said J. l..
Nance Harold was indignant. At
first he was inclined TO boot at the
warrant. But when he was hailed be-
fore Justice of the Peace G. NJ Wad-
dill, the squire pronounced him guilty
ana fined him $50. Harold refused to
pay He appealed to the Circuit Court
The court quashed the warrant. but
issued another. bench warrant.
'''a SiIS mar rolh With violation or an
act entitled AN act to regulate the
running of automobiles (Acts Of As
scmbly. 1910, page 5o3)."
The indignant automobilist now
found himself defending the same
charg" more specifically phras cd The
jury adjudged him guilty. and fined
him SO. liarrolds Indignation rose
higher
lie appealed to tho Supreme Court OF
Virginia. The Supreme Court yester-
day refused to grant the wri, Of error
he asked, and sustained the Judgment
and verdict Of the Circuit Court
iiarrold indicated his intention to
carry tho case to the United States
Supreme Court. This appeal case is
unique. being the first of It's kind ever
brought before the Virginia Supreme
Court.
The herald., 1915-07-01
sGc-arlre uacG.

As cruwu Il the badge % kings. IA
three balls ara tie badge u pHWugry-
ksrs. 80 the badge % 4 submarine Of
Ger - ta1ffrI Of COTTON wasta- When
the haf DOZEN officers Of -oderu sub
marine cad u their bLd's Iearher VI
Cerpruof suits. come a5CarE L sailor
stands cu the tiny ga1gwIy e, receive
them and 10 each hs hands his waste
rolled n near ball The reasou Il
that the steel doors and steel walls u
suouarine sweat OF ecsruaIIy. The
Steel seIIs sveaE oil The submarine
officer before opening 4 door or besgre
string down wipes The oil from the
knoo OF from the seaE with an u1cuu-
sc1ous gesture Ike that Of pulling I'd
The TROUSERS % keep them from bug-
gng 1oviaI young submarine ueuren-
ans say that even the dishes swsur OIL
% a submarine trip. They say thar
oef0re ding their plates with usaE
tney mechanically wipe the OF from
them with their balls OF oily WASTE
Cincinnati Enauirsr.
The herald., 1915-07-01
Lcr- SaliS5G-y's led.

Ccuo- NITI-Gvich. ccr-sr Serum
minister, tod II Loutcu tie story Of
meeting te oEca had win tie .ara
Lord Salisbury Re Wis 4 brilliant
lIn and 1 great sCarasuan.- he said
4 little cynical be Ge7er lost IN o.
por-uliry % having 4 laugh 1t Cue,s
expense. but IL his I1-h there WIS
never / rrIce q my malice IN TIE
interview I recoUnte.i nv nd-i0u's his
tory, when lie seemed 4 little bored
II the end Lord Salisbury d-yIy r.
nIrke'I- l ctack you minister Now
Know what lid coC know befor-
thar you have L brilliant history. But
ny dear frzad- il would have bean
much better FOR the Serbs IL you had
less brilliant aiscory and i port on the
ACriI Tic
The herald., 1915-07-01
state upon the payment Of a mini
mum tax

state upon the PAYMENT Of a mini
mum tax
To provide punishment for dis
honest ari misleading advertise
usuts.
To arrtorIrs the CONSTITUTION a-t
operation OF : ea-aI connecting Lake
. PozrenAr-rat- VIII the lLLsslssI2 q
river.
ID 1-p7-t= :1- L I'll cvc Years
+ -=aece-s. curse II - !. Sophie
N=v.o--5 N=-g--l- College. E-.l-=
University.
T. E-ac- - lie E=v Orleans Pos-
-s-a..4-ss- S,--c- - M=,.lsl-= tree
a.cess - The C1A-.-y E-sC--a. .
New orleans. s.- IL purpose % A.
sg----E -.=.- :--.=c-s 1ra.G-1a- -
.-:r-a-.--s =. - 1.=cCs ley
C=aec-
= crc7.t= II acc-rc-.a-.o- ..
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u -1= -=--=---L. :. -z= 541--= u
New Orleans
- pr.ylt= :.- tie expenditure u
1E= ---E-e,. 10 -s1-E ---A-s -
1ea----g A-t-cc- Park. without 4-y
4G1---1-4. -4G-
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The herald., 1915-07-01
R.str,esirg Gz-,4. L.caei.rs.

A section q IN ordnance IN force n
a suburb e Chicago reads: IT shall
Rot De lawful c0r any Persou Or corpo-
ration o. locate. build. cucsrr-cr OF
raintafc h TIE village Of OAK ParS.
On any site Were cwl-thirIs Of tie
buildings within 4 radius q 500 sasr
Of the proposed sire l-g Used sIcl1-
stvsiy fec residence purposes, a build
ng for a pubic garage without
written consent Of 4 majority cc thu
property owners. ACCORDING 60 trunc-
age. within 4 ratfIs Of 200 feet oc the
proposed site % the buiIdfng"
In 4 tectsIOU 'a-eIy handed down by
the supreme cOGr- g IHfnohs Ia the
ease Of People versus Village OF Oak
Park. I01 Northeastern Reporter SD.
the validity % gkis rsyIlartcu WIS syIs-
tatned IL constituting 4 valid exercise
Of the police power % 4 mguicfpa Lirv.
rt WIS further held that the ordinance
appiies TO -arayes whIch were u az
isteEee when the ordnance was pass
Ell. aRd hence does uoe Discriminate
against those Sought 90 De ssta blfshed
sfterwart
The herald., 1915-07-01
Nsrrrar-1i Gi<t ~ T-..s

William E. Gable. head Of william
Z Cable & Co. AIrUouI. Pa recently
distributed CO The school children Of his
county 25DO0 silver maple trees. SAYS
the Dry Goods Economist Tie riff
cc trees Is an annual custom with NJ
Cable. tnaGguraret II the spring Ct
1911 It being his desire 60 make the
county Que Of tie mosr attractive IN
the StIre
II 1911 Mr. Gable tisribure.t 5000
ca-lpcs. IN the following year aN.OCO
silver Elapies. n 1913 English sIms
anu IN 1914 white ash. these trees De-
hg selected According 20 their desir1-
oLity for special PURPOSES
The daily press q Altoona has given
NJ Gable deserved coumendIrion fer
BIS generosity and foresight
The herald., 1915-07-01
THE CITY BEAUTIFUL
WIND PRESSURE SPECIFIED
IN BUILDING CODES.
II. E.G9T-s-.r-s SreGI= 5s 7scseG
arc Maze 7.fsr-7.

How 80 American cities srec-sy
-t-t --essr-e s5- the tes--- = build
frEs = 1-scEsse-I II II l--c-4 y ?.
F,=--- = --a 4-er.Ca1 Bridge .rE-
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s---l--zet y GO l. 5s-o-s-
Il might seen --I- cur American
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sc-ess --L- -l- - -L12. Tie cl--
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pressure ever / l--= A-=L ~ ---E
pounds Cs- square -5cC ard --=c @.
lLt re seC----I- I-=H -ecsssa-- -
resist w--t s--=s:es :, --L- requires!
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Were rs = .2eI-Let - l c-Ge = :
s7lt=t e -r.I-C--e. L void - ~
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All --s-s- = rigid lL-e-sCGe % them
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should - I5-e % cure csd-e- -
ccCGgn ground Z requirement t]r
wind 1rI-LzE -LI1 W have Il present
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suggests re building 0c't-cI-ces u
C1lGa-1. Tie para graph u WIND -
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Al bindings shan - designed %
resist 1 ccr,Zg1-lI Wind pressure q
-we1Cy pounds Per square foot c3r az
arr squire 'gCC y exposed sI-tIca. n
10 else shall tie G7=r-1-Cl1g moment
t-e % wtcG pressure exceed ; Cer
cent % lie moment y s-lbI-iCy Z Tie
5ultlcg t-e - the lead .0ad Only.
TIE para Z-Ipc relating 70 wind
stress reu
F'grs- rr1t-cstt b. wind frees.
combined with those from I'VE dcG
ieat lCats. Tie Unit Stress nay % n
creased - Ter cent over those given
Above. but tie section shall Tot Dc less
than required = wind forces ce lsg-
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