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combination rate on a full car from
Minneapolis to Valley City, and reship
from Valley City to Sanborn is 80
cents. Using the eastman act as a
basis Of through shipments from Min
neapolis to Sanborn, the rate would
be 30.5 cents. while a shipment from
Minneapolis to Valley City and re-
shipment from Valley City would fix
the rate at 81 cents.
Difference in Business.
Mr.. Burnham. Of the Great North
ern, contrasted the difference in bus
mess in North Dakota and Minnesota.
In North Dakota the value Of intra-
state freight trafiic. for the last year
was 2s,S4S,O00 ton miles. while in Min
nesota it was approximately zoo, OOo; GOO
ton miles. The Minnesota figure does
not include the iron ore traffic, for
that is handled in interstate traffic.
The total revenue in North Dakota
from interstate freight traffic, said
Mr.. Burnham, was $636,000, while the
railroad paid the state $922.0o in taxes
last year.
In Minnesota, the speaker called at
tention to the situation growing out
of the suits brought in the courts
against the eastman rates. The
United States supreme court held
that such rates. as applied to the
Minneapolis & st. Louis railroad.
were confiscatory. That railroad
shows earnings now of S6.74S mile.
while the earnings Of the Great
Northern in North Dakota are only
1852 a mile. Mr.. Burnham wasn't
certain as to the earnings OF the NJ.
& st. L. at the time the case was
heard.
. Suits brought by the Great Northern
and, the Northern Pacific in connec-
ton with the Minnesota rates, were
not. decided as to their suft1ciency.
because of faulty proof. So.
Mr.. Burnham cited further the dens-
ity of population in Minnesota and
North Dakota. North Dakota has
1888 miles of railroad to every 10000
people, while Minnesota has only
40.99 miles of railroad to every 10000
people. Iowa has 44.S7 miles or rail-
road to every 10000 people, while
Nebraska has 1896 miles Of railroad
to every 10000 people. r
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Summons.


state Of North Dakota. County OF
Cass. In District Court, Third judicial
District.
Kaufman & Stern Real Estate Com
pany, a. corporation, Plaintiff, VS.. john
D. Edmonston and Even Martinson, and
all persons unknown claiming any es-
tate or interest in or lien or encum-
brance upon the property described In
the complaint, Respondents.-Summo
The State of North Dakota to the
above named defendants: ,rr .-..s d
You are hereby summoned to answer
the complaint of the plaintiff in the
above entitled action and to serve q
copy of your answer upon the sub
scriber within thirty (30) days after
the service of this summons upon you,
exclusive of the day Of service; and in
swer, Judgment will be taken against
you by default for the relief demanded
In the complaint.
Dated this End day of Feb, 1917.
L. L. TWICHELLs
Plaintiffs attorney, Office and post
once address, Fargo, North Dakota:
The above named defendants are
hereby notified that the verified COM
plant in this action will be filed with
the Clerk of the District Court, at his
once in the County Court House In the
City OF Fargo. Cass County, North Da-
That the object Of this action is to
determine adverse estates, interests,
liens and encumbrances against the
foregoing described real estate, situate
in the County Of Cass, State OF North
Lots one IL. Two ca, Three ca,
Four ~. Five 90, Six (6) and Seven
60. in Block Six (9 OF Aldrtch and
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TENANT WANTEn.

Twelve miles from jamestown. N. d.
miles from Buchanan. Farm con-
sists OF 1850 acres, about 800 under
cultivation, balance hay and pasture
land, $50 acres ready for crop large
barns, Groom house, all new inside
four years; 200 head OF cattle, mostly
now on the farm. Tenant
TO furnish all horses. machinery ana
help, owner to furnish seed, pay haif
OF threshing bill and have half the
crop. Tenant to have an interest In the
owner prefers to sell q half in-
terest: IL unable to pay All in cash, ar
payments on balance due. This is an
for the right man. Farm
Is not for sale. Will require the bAst
or recommendation as to honesty.
character, habits and ability 10 handle
q combination grain and stock farm of
this size. In answering give fun de-
tails about yourself. Address Ben Orr
lady, Jamestown. N. -. (sas4l
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Natural sequence.

The Wehs The teacher had explained
that q monarchy Is country ruled by
q king. The pupils got that
s.If the king dies, who rulesf' the
teacher continued.
THE queen" someone suggested.
YES under certain circumstances
which ! shall explain later that is true.
placer
Only one boy ventured to reply.
The Jack" he said
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LET US HOPE lT WILL BE AN
IMPROVEMENT.

Grand Rapids Herald: The last time
we acquired a mess of islands Hawaii
contributed the ulSuleIe and the hull
hula dance. Wonder what the new
west Indies win give us2
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west Hound Traina

No. g. Minot local :......... 1850 a.
NO. III. Grand FORKS local. 2:40 p. i
Fergus Falls, Fargo and
Grand Forks .....:.:.-... e;15 D.
No. 90, Red River Limited. $40 q.
EMO. 1876, Fargo-Surrey line
and Aneta s..s.s.....s... 1900 a !
EMO. 341. Mixed Portland
branch ......sss..ss,s.s.s $500 a,
No, %. Fast mail s..sss...s 2:34 d.
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Motorcycles

FOR sALE--Motorcycle, cheap IL taken
before March i. Fargo Watch Shop.
ts2s7l
ELECTRIC COUPE for sale. also rscti-
fer. Owner has no use for same.
Phone 150S-W. (1Stfl
For Quick Results Use The Fargo
Forum Wants
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Train. ArrivinE trom rAe west.
T~lwa (solnn Naaf.
GREAT NORTHERN.

East B0uMd Trains.
No. liz, Grand Forks local. 1853 q. m,
No. 2, Oriental Limited via
Breckenridge ......... .11:3E D. IA,
No. 4, Glacier Park Limited
Via FeEgus Falls . I; $40 .. m.
via Fergus Falls :.......12:45 a. m.
EMO. 131, Moorhead Northern $3.50 q, "a.
enc. IL, Local st. Paul via
breckenridge 7:45 = m.
EMO. ~, Local st. Paul via
Fergus Falls ......:..... 7:55 a. m.
emo. 10, Local via Breck. ...i0!00 p. m.
No. %. Fast mail ....s..'... 300 q. m.
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RATE MAKING ISSUE
RAISED AT BISMARCK

CONTINUED From Page one.)
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TT

When you can buy excellent farms on
easy terms in
MONTANA.
where we have good crops, good climate.
good water. Buy now when you can
buy and buy right and make money.
and be convinced. Foe
particulars, write
CLARENCE n. KOPSEEG.
BIG SANDY MONT
Real Estate Dealer.
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(Tie-up over night
1AR. Minot-Surrey and

mo. 196. Minot-suFFey and
Aneta ............ ....: 7:zs p. IA.
enc. IL, ST. Paul-Fargo local $3.50 ID ~
EMO. is, st. Paul-Fargo lo-
cal via Breckenridge 80. 500 D. m.
EMO. 100, Noyes-Fargo local. $3.50 3. ~.
EMO. 342, Portland branch -. 6:86 3. IA.
sExcept Sunday.
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FLORIDA LANDS.

Live Oak, Perry & Gulf r. r. Co. il
rapidly settling up lands along its route
in the famous Suwauuee River Land
Belt For particulars as to the great
inducements this railroad is making.
write to J; B; Clark Land commission-
NJ. Live Oak. Fla l6Ssgl
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from Horace and 1s miles from Far
go, N. D., in section 20, T. 73S, r. so;
all improved land; e-room house, well.
large barn and other buildings. VIII
rent for cash or on shares or would
consider giving good. reliable party
contract to plow and seed, doing all the
work, for cash. to furnish seed. Any
one interested write or wire J. p.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-24
ERective Nov. 10. 1O10.
TraIna ArrIvlng Lon "a

MILWAUKEE 4 sT. PAUL,
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-02-24

"PROMIsED LANDS"-Send for big,
new, free monthly magazine, Farm
Buyers Guide" Featuring improved
farms in N. H., VT, Mass, X. l., n Y,
and others. Give US all details in state
you wish. Realty. Service Co., Inc,
Dept. 266 w. Land Title Building, phil
adeIphia, Pa. (S4)
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WERE You EVER
OFFERED A GROCERY STORER
MIN nRRnAITInN RENnNanrrHn

Let us tell you how you. can handle
-four, canned goods, provisions-an en-
tire line of groceries--as we'll as paints
roofings, stock foods. automobile and
machinery oils and greases. No rent to
pay. no investment in stock. Large orr
ders taken from samples. Goods of
guaranteed and proven quality. Sell
ing experience not necessary. Very
profitable work for workers" Address
r. s. Hill, president, Hitchcock Hill Co.,
Chicago. Reference: Any bank or ex-
press company.
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WATER: WATER: WATER:

COLD, PURE, SPARKLING water on
every farm in the Moose Lake dis
trict. Good water means perfect health.
Have you got It? No. Watch next
Saturdays issue.
MOOSE LAKE FARM LAND Co., NC.
Moose Lake, Minnesota.
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FOR SALE-Second hand Burroughs
adding machines. We are trading In
q lot of straight adding machines from
banks purchasing the latest Burroughs
machines. Some almost
new. We sell these at bargain prices.
guarantee as our new machines. Ad-
dress or call, Burroughs Adding Ma
chine Co.. No. / Magill Blk. Fargo.
(31tf
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For Sale

LUMBER, MILLwORK,. paints, hard
ware. etc, at wholesale prices, ship
ped direct. Send us your lists for esti-
mate. Material shipped subject to your
L. James Lumber Co., St Paul. Mimi.
(60S7N
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60 ACRES of the choicest and best
improved farm in this community.
Telephone, school and two towns close
by. This farm is a money maker and
can be bought right. May take some
North Dakota land in trade. State
amount of cash you have. II. o. Tobia--
son, Keeler, Sask. (S3sS)
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Statesmen Wanted

MISREPRESENTATION with established
trade among hardware or lumber
dealers, to sell our line. Address An
derson Mfg. Co., Des Moines, Ia. (S4)
SALESMAN wANTED-Exclusiy ter
ritory, North Dakota, for high grade
line calendars and advertising special
ties. NJ. r. Shafer e. Co., Omaha, Neb.
SALESMAN for general trade in South
Dakota; new strong proposition on
staple line; splendid commission con-
tract for 1917. $35 weekly for expenses.
Continental Jewelry Co., 1858 CONT
mental Bldg, Cleveland. o.
SAIsESIIAN--Vacanc March /, with old
house. Permanent position. Cover
North Dakota. Staple line sold on ex-
ceptionaI terms. High commission.
$500 weekly advance. Sales Manag-
err. Suite so. 500 Woodward, Detroit.
CRUVER MFG. CO., Chicago has a few
openings for statesmen of ideas and
character, to sell high class advertising
speciality service in celluloid, leather,
metal and felt goods. Weekly sales
plans help our statesmen. Not a jobbing
line. Satisfactory commission with
weekly advances. Big selling season
now open. Address Sales Manager,
stating experience fully.
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Help Wanted--Male

WANTED-Shoe and harness repairer.
Sinners Harness Store, Casselton, n.
d. $3.50
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-06-04
THE KENNEBEC JOURNAL
RED CROSS SERVICE

(PREFATORY NOTE-On May g. 1917 the Kennebee Journal
16poge Supplement devoted hoHy explanation of the
organsaio personnel activities of the american National Red
Cross The Supplement dded paragraphs numbered from
" to 56f inclusive.
In the issue of Moy the Journal instituted RED Cross Ser
vice uhieh u be published from time time letters and circulars
official paragraph NUMBERS
commencing ntth $685.
The insertion of Supplement and Service clippings scrdpbook
greatly utility officials and ocive ookers in Red
fCvoss Chapters Branches and Anxihayes)
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BYLAWS
of the
AUGUSTA, ME-, CHAPTER
of the
NATIONAL RED
CROSS
Adopted May 81, 1912

Subject to the mandatory regulations
and directions of National and d.
visional Headquarters, which, in case
of conflict with these Bylaws, shall
have precedence, the Augusta, Maine.
Chapter of the American National Red
Cross hereby adopts the following By
Laws:
JURISDICTION AND MEMBERSHIP
Sec. l. The jurisdiction of this
Chapter at present embraces Augusta
and Winthrop, Maine, all residents of
which may be enrolled as members
upon payment of the fee for the class
of membership which they may elect,
namely:
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594. Red Cross Bureau of In
formation of Casualties
A-49


To all chapters:
A Red Cross Bureau of Information
of Casualties has been formed with w.
r. Castle, Jr, as director. The pur-
pose of the new bureau Is to get infor
nation of casualties to the families of
men wounded, missing or taken pris-
onerS, and to act as a means of COM,
munication, through the International
Red Cross, between American prison
ers in Germany and their families, and
between German prisoners in America
and their families. 1t is also to fur
nish lists of prisoners in America to
the International Red Cross in Gene
va, and to receive from it lists of AM
orleans in German prison camps.
The central Office of the bureau will
be in Washington, D. c. Here will be
kept card catalogues of prisoners, and
of all Americans killed, wounded or
missing.
The head Office for Europe will be
established in Paris. To this office will
be sent all information collected in the
field, and by it transmitted promptly
to the central office in Washington
The Paris Office will also receive re-
ports from the International Red Cross
in Geneva for transmission to Wash
ington. Representatives of the bureau
will be stationed in all divisional head
quarters for the purpose of gathering
and codifying information. These rep
resentatives will direct the work of
their assistants in the field and at all
the hospitals. where facts as to killed
and wounded will be established and
all possible information gathered which
may throw light on the fate of miss
ing men. The information so gathered
will be codif1ed and forwarded daily to
the principal European office in Paris,
and by this Office will be sent either
by letter or cable to the central office
in Washington.
ELIOT wADSWORTH.
Aofipo
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GENERAL PROVISIONS
kennebec Journal "Scrviee" and Ser
vice Reports"
Procedure in Case OF Requisition '"
Material

Sec. 81. Each officer, committee
department having an appropriate
shall he notified by the secretary VI 'l'
amount thereof. ReQuisitions, IN w
form Of n letter addressed to the pDF
CHASING committee. may bc made "
needed supplies. TO tho extent OF sI,'
appropriations. The procedure is as i0F
lows:
The requisition of The Commits
needing the material f. made in 'rip''
cate, ono copy being retained ~ Wv
CON mittee and the others being sem
the proper department secretary tML
itary Relief, or Civilian RclieD
whom one liz o. KID and sent 70 =.
purchasing committee. and the QUIZ
MED. The purchasing commi'o
thereupon issues consccutively nuh'
bered purchasing orders In triplcaN
signed by some member Of the Gun
mittee as Purchasing Agent" shoT
ing tho terms. method Of paym'ns
quantity and description OF all gooOs
TO what place or workroom they az
TO be shipped. and requesting the rne
chant to send his invoices in dupFoa"
by mall. The original purchasing o.
der Is sent to the merchant. the dupn.
cate to the Secretary of the Chap..
Tor the general file. and the triphc"
is Med by the Purchasing Committee
The merchant ships the goods 10 u
place or workroom indicated and SEM,
duplicate invoices to the Purchase
committee. The Committee receNa,
the material examines and counts '"
same and enters details on a receiVs
slip IN duplicate. retaining the DUP
cate and sending the original 10 ~
purchasing Committee. That Comm"
tee checks the merchants bill W
us copy OF the purchasing order ~
" by the Committees receiving ~
II all agree. the Purchasing Comrn...ss.
approves the original bill. retainins ~
duplicate and Ming II with the recs..s
ing slip. 1t then makes . reouie~
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0Sio au'lsdDle TO explain more
iuily a statement which appears under
Gate of May 16. in circular letter Al.
sixth paragraph, as follows:
Prominent among the other contri-
buttons were the following: Austrian
Red Cross. $4,000: Hungarian Red
Cross, $4,000; Bulgarian Red Cross.
$4,000; a%+. 0'
On January II, 1917. a gift of 500 900
was made to the American Red Cross
with the request that it be expended
for civilian relief, two-thirds in tho
countries OF the Allies and one-third
III tne countries of the Central Powers,
When relations We're broken with
Germany, on February /, this fact pre-
Guided the sending of any of this
money there as had been EXPRESSLY
desired by the donor. There was sos !.
600 left in the fund. The matter wa G
taken up with the donor as to whether
the money should be returned or
should be sent to any one or all of the
Red cross societies of Austria, Hun
gary and Bulgaria, or the Red cres-
cent Society of Turkey. In reply q
SPECIFIC request was made that the
money be allotted and sent through
me sAmerican ambassador at Vienna.
The matter was taken up with the
state department and the money was
sent through the state department to
Ambassador Penfleld and by him dis
tf'btited. These payments were made
on March 3. 1917. 1t hardly seems nee
sssary to add that no further payments
can or viii be made for any purposes
In the Central Powers under present
conditions
This explanation Is made in order
that chapter officers may be thorough
ly eognizaht OF the facts and may re-
siizs our exact present status.
Very sincerely yours.
ELIOT WADSWORTf1.
Acting Chairman.
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

Sec. 9. The Executive Committee,
Of which the officers enumerated in
Section 8. together with the Chairmen
of the Military and Civilian Relief De-
partments and the Chairman of the
Finance Committee, shall be members
ex -ofiicio, shall consist Of not less than
eight nor more than twelve members
They shall be chosen at organization.
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OTHER COMMITTEES AND DE.
PARTMENTS

Sec. 10. The Executive Committee
shall. Immediately after the annual
meeting in April, appoint all other
comm tees and departments. together
with the officers enumerated in Sec
ton 3, and may increase and vary the
personnel of committees and depart
mentS from time to time.
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Committee on Registration Of Local
Resources

Sec. ~. II is the duty OF the Commit
tee on Registration of Local Resources
to keep at HEADQUARTERS classified
and indexed record OF individuals who
have indicated their willingness 10 req.
der some service when called upon and
to secure the same Wy means Of circB'
lars. newspaper advertisements.
otherwise. Those features 81 thtiT
plans which involve publicity should h
submitted for approval and execution
to the Committee on Publicity and n
formation.
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595. War Relief Fund
Also

4Ndy q, 15I7.
To all chapters American Red Cross:
From April 1. 1917. up to the present
time the American Red Cross has sent
supplies to
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From April /, 1917 up to the present
time the American Red Cross has sent
supplies to
Belgium valued at ..........s 1.724.OO
England valued at ......... 3,624.OO
france valued at .......... 44162. 68
Italy valued at ................. 9,OS7.S2
AONeAA BOG, OYS. 81
OF the s5s,59S. so sent forward s27,sss.-
10 represents supplies purchased and
the balance, $50. 1902, represents SUD-
plies donated.
In addition to the above, donated
supplies to the value Of s1O,94s.S5 have
been delivered to the War Relief
Clearing House for shipment to France
but they have not as yet gone forward
There have been ordered for
shipment to the British
Red Cross: invalid foods
and preserved fruits, value. .s5.O 900. 90
To the American War Relief
clearing house in Rome:
dental and surgical insru-
ments, chloroform. rubber
sheetings, etc. ........ ........ 1000. 90
TO the American War Relief
clearing house in Paris:
100 pair crutches .. geo M
200 lbs. pure gum tubing
for Carroll treatment .. 440.oO
Ford touring car, extra
tires. etc. for DR.. Blake. 497. 30
To DR.. E w Ryan, Saioniki:
1-ton trucks and extra parts 1882. %
10 DR.. Neelman's school.
Belgium: children's stock
ings. underwear and shoes
value ............. ............ 1890
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Membership in the Red Cross is
pre- requisite to membership in this
Chapter. Unless he otherwise requests.
any member of the Red Cross residing
within the jurisdiction of Augusta
Chapter shall be presumed to affiliate
Herewith. and shall pay his annual
dues thereto. The Executive Commit
tee shall have authority, for reasons
satisfactory to itself, to terminate the
membership of any member of this
Chapter at any time by notice.
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CIVILIAN RELIEF DEPARTMENT

CIVILIAN RELIEF DEPARTMENT
Sec. 26-The Civilian Relief Depart
ment is composed Of chairman and
secretary, and the chairmen of the De-
partment Committees on Collection and
Distribution Of Supplies and Investiga-
ton OF Cases, Town and Country Nurs-
ing. Housing, Transportation, Co-oper-
alton with Outside Organizations, EN-
Urgency Relief, and Registration of Lo-
cal Resources, together with the Chair
men OF any other Committees which
may hereafter be added to the Civilian
Relief Department. The Department
shall meet on the first Tuesday of each
month at Headquarters, at such hour
as the secretary shall name in the call
to listen to reports from it's members
and for mutual information and in
struction. The relation OF this Depart.
ment to the above named Department
Committees. and the powers and duties
OF the Department Secretary. shall, he
the same as prescribed for the De-
partment Of Military Relief by Sections
II and IS.
Committee on Collection and pi.tr;h,.
ton OF Supplies and investigator
of Cases
Sec. q. The Committee on Collection
and Distribution Of Supplies and In
vestigation of Cases has charge OF the
administration OF relief to dependent
families Of soldiers and sailors living
within the jurisdiction Of this Cbanfar
and for that purpose its secretarv
snail keep such records, and make
such reports to National or Divisional
Headquarters. as may be required
10 enable the Department to have
prompt knowledge Of cases of distress
among dependents Of soldiers and sail
ors. this Committee shall also keen n
record Of the names Of all soldiers and
sailors mobilized within the Jurisdiction
OF this Chapter, including q record Of
all persons that may be dependent up-
on them. 1t shall also record all appu.
cations for assistance received ana the
relief furnished.
To facilitate the prompt execution ~
Its important duties. 1t shall organize
as soon as may be. and, subject to the
approval or the Executive COMMITTEE
to whom II shall report its action. shall
add to its personnel as It may deem
advisable. and divide its membershin
into the following groups: