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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-12
GO SLOW ON SKAGIT.
ADVICE OF CHAMBER

assurance that development at
Gorge creek. very expensive as an
individual unit. can be followed by
successful development farther up
the stream Go produce the large
amount Of power needed In tho fu.
ture. az a cost which would permit
~ meeting future competition.
Call Il "II-Adviscd"
Accordingly. We recommend that
investigation % all proposed units OF
tho power site be pushed. 40 az 10 de-
termlnc. a. Eoon aa possible. the com.
mercial feasibility OF the project Al a
whole,
"Aiso. pending this determine ton.
sgc deem II unwisc for the city 10 ex.
PEND $4,000 in building railroad
and in other work preparatory to
tho development OF the skagit pow
-r. as provided In the ordinance now
under consideration b. the city coun.
ell. We consider this expe ndi,urc
lli-advts.d at this time
The committee says pas, expert.
ence with hydro-eiscirbe power dem.
onstratss tho necessity Of thoro IN.
vcstigatton before money IL sspend.
ed In actual development.
Compile Report
During investigation. the commit.
tee advises tina, immediate demands
for current be met by steam plant
development. which win b. needed
anyhow a. an adiunc, 10 lhc akaxis
plant. Initial investment In a steam
plant is small. they any. and over.
head cost OF operation bat fraction
Of the cost OF development 10 pro
dues the same power by water.
l The Chamber Of Commerce CEN,
mittsc II composed Of Winlock w
Miller. W. II. Lewis. Carl r. cronon
l.. J. coirnan. A. s. Downsy and Al
bert II. D~eoe.
Il A comprehensive, report on IN.
Skagit IL being complied by the com
mittee. 20 supplement- the prcliml
nary report just returned
Doing Thee Things
These things recommended BY
the committee are substantially
what we are DOING said City Engi
neer A. II. Hmoek. Thursday. Il
have been trying To tell the city
council that Ruby creek was tn. key
note to the entire proposition for
some time. and that according to this
conditions found there would the
success or failure OF the entire prof
oct be measured. We are now inves
ugatng Ruby creek. IL may mean
that We can develop. 400 900 horse
power. IL conditions are found as We
hVpe. II not. the power possibilities
vii, be far less.
"Diablo canyon can be ignored
for the whole plan could be carried
out without Diabio affecting II
greatly"
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u. S. MAY LOSE
GERMAN SHIPS
BY LOWELL MELLETT



PARIS. June is.--Amcrica's title
10 informed German ships appeared
today to be somewhat endangered.
Complications In the shipping auea.
ton which appeared easily solvable
six weeks ago. are tying up tho final
award TO America. These disputes
involve France. Italy. Japan and
Brazil.
Italy apparently II providing the
chief obstacles, tho without furnish.
ing any reason. Signatures OF the
British and French were obtained
several weeks ago TO an agreement
for the ships seized in her ports
Italy also announced her readiness
10 sign, bat when IL came TO affixing
her signature she always held off on
some pretext or another. without de-
nying the propriety OF Americas
position.
France signed the agreement con
tlngent on being allowed 10 buy n
number OF German ships informed In
Brazil. But Brazil asked all cash
for the ships. while France wanted
10 pay part cash and part In sccuri-
ties. Japan In withholding her assent
until arrangements are made for her
10 obtain certain amount Of ton
mage from America, which In expect
cd 10 be easily arranged. Great Brit.
ain meanwhile is standing on the
agreement. despite the protest Of
British commercial interests.
Portugal IN now presenting claims
for "a part OF the German navy az
reparation for her naval losses. Tho
general understanding il that Portu.
gals losses were limited 10 a few
mine sweepers. hut her claims in.
cludc light cruisers. dcstroycra and
various other craft
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PORTLAND, ore. June ify-cattle--
Receipts. Tts head; market steady. Good
20 choice steers. 40 SEQ i5o. fair 20
good steers. ts.boni0. common TO fair
stssrs. $50 $50. good 20 choice cows and
heifers. tt9s.to. medium 90 good cows
and hsifsrs. ts1T fair 70 medium cows
and heifers. ts9sto. Gamers. isboa 5 /.
bulls, tb9f: calves. sadi5.
Hoxs-Heeeipts. az head. marke {
steady. Prime missd. tis 9s6isso: me-
dium nnirsd. sis7f9is. rough hessies.
,i1gi7.is. pigs. ti7ai7.sb. bulk. sis9
tit2s.
Sheep Receipts S.i head; marx {
steady. Prime iAmbr. fiisomfs. Gull
fair 90 medium iamha. fsaI0. yeArIingn.
tees; ~etbers. tTG7.so: ewes. ssgT.
Huitsr--ciiy creamery. Ssuh7o.
Esxs-Beiect~d local extras. ss1ttc.
usns--sec. broiiers. 1sa acc.
Gsese--fT q soc.
chscss-s7 u 1sc-
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EGYPTIAN WOMEN BUY
AMERICAN MADE HATS

ALEXANDRIA. June 12.--Ameri-
can hats adorn the heads of Egyp-
tian women. It's one Of the re-
suits OF aggressive American bust
ness methods. Tho the British have
the advantage OF governmental
control. the American salesman has
met the growing demand Of the
Egyptian women for things West
ern and Paris chapeaux are not in
II with creations from across tho
sea
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Recommending y thcro invcsti.
CATION of the entire Skaxit power
project before the city spends
any money on preliminary con
struction work. IN. special com
mite. appointed BY the Cham
her Of Commerce to investigate
the Skagit has submitted n pre-
liminary report. The findings
OF the COMMITTEES have been flied
with tho city clerk. 10 BE- pre-
scented To tho council at Its next
meeting.
The committee says:
"An are agreed that tho city should
develop additional hydru-clectric
rover az quickly a. possible TO me.l
present drmands. and the COMMITTEES
wishes 10 -. such development
brought about with the least possible
delay consistent with reasonable
business precaution.
Up 10 the present time. cxplora
tons OF the skarit power site have
been confined TO the Gorge creek
dam site. The site for tho dam for
tho great irnpouuding basin. the key
TO the development as a wholc. has
not been explored. The city has no
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s,U p N, motor s-hs Arss. sbsam Cape
Laso. southhound. ~ sic a. m.
4. 81 Naval Cospmuniosstsn
June ia. coi. v. 4. prAss. from San
P.drs. fsr Portland. ~ naii~s soath Of
Columbia river iigh,ship ct 9 .. m. -
Admiral schlsy. seattle for san tran.
elsco. az miles from san rrsneiseo at
y m. - oisum. San franeisco for ne
attic. III mites from Seattle at .. M !.
50 srsnatur. seattle for None. i.o miles
from Meme. foxtonnd and In heavy Ices
NnFuoof. south bound Tor uonnah. IS
miles east % Cape ~. rita. at o. M
w kstchissn. 20 miles sasf Of Cape IT
Eiias. nofthtourd. at 0 y. IN.
June is-ss Victoria. seattle sor Nome.
TIE miles from Nome. thiek foT a. ..
~. 80 Curacao. occsn Faiir. ~. C., for
kstehIsan. 10 miles from kstohikan at .
.. m
vesseis IL rsss 81 seattle To-day
Smith Cove terntnst--as Mstehu Mara.
&c Hsffron. On Eidrids~. &c war cav
Bell q. ,sr'nissi--u. n =, svrvsyer. Is
Albert Mstln.
Pier is~Astar schr waksna.
Pier is~-Hs yor, Russell
Pier to-ks nsrxsn. % Port Angeles
Arnssiesn Can company--sis Admiral yv-
PIER So oiymou,
Per s-Tur De 4 ksr--
Pier IS rsfondo.
Pacific cosst hunssrs-r n n Z. Swift.
sure
pier A--s~ Admiral Kaisht - c,ov.rnor
uanferd o. terminal - waTscsn. hull
Asris. 90 ardornA. - Tynfsr~us
Skinner = yadY ysras-~ss yespsi Mara,
.. Eals,o. 80 rasics. - ossaaumstek
Eanars. Erota. Eimsyori
naips sshr ADor. schr Edward n
West
rsaa'. aryds~s--s. o.srnsy. % p~nsn,
Is nreoslsns. - bes~erth. % wssssrr
Knisht.
Hsffsrnsn's arydscs--ss Aissnsy. - "A.
way. 90 Hotsineeu. - ktax~ay.
Puget sound bridge = prstsina yards
- urookvoci. - piatslr.
Arn.s ysrds--es Yves, Isiesa. /" West
r.,,.r..a . xsepess,d ,sss.-ss lee.
Wis. : xs'ss ,.ra'--s' yoassee. s. Sc.
WEEKLY
Elliot, nay drydses--No,or sehr San.
M~eA,s.r snipsuna,ns eompany-s
NJ whitney. power sehr MI Hamii-
s,r..rn--Bk Ballast,
ouiiews~n -Grsi Engine wort s--Moso,
s~hr N. q Hanssn
Lake Union ysrds--ss Rush. - Brook.
daie. - rort Harrison. 10 Ailsnhur~t
a. Port Jackson % Addison. % Bo,i.
ten. 40 noushton. - Bewesmant. %
uourreviiie. bse W. ~. smith. ~ An.
mix. - cInsas. Fort union. y
Chesterfield. % Puyaiiup. ~ Caprarik
- Cardts. - Atiiia. Elcssra sehr
Araiss. % HinsaBou. 80 Abnoba. o
vsnesnnes. - Iso,a. ~ cosiAn. - Aby.
dos.
sch~ager- Ssttieton raili--aa cordosa.
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CHICAGO. June Eth. further sharp
Jump of hogs had an upward effect on
corn prices on the Chicago Board Of
trade here today. Country offerings Of
corn we're limited and local receipts were
expected 10 drop OF shortly.
Provialons were higher.
July corn. up ic al the opening. fiss%.
was =. = higher at noon; septem corn
opened AT ii.szh. opening up Ne. later
ross 10 ii.gsA December. up lac at the
opening. was ~ higher.
July oats. up ae. at s7Ee. later wen,
Ac higher. Heptsmber oats. opening az
SC. &C higher. $hs = G up at noon De
Gambler oats. up &c at the opening. at
tsac. later ross &c
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Frisco Market Report

sAS FRANCISCO. June If.---But,sr--
EsfrAs. tSAc.
YKEs-Estras. tec; extra puiiets. dee
G heese--caiifornia fiats, fancy. sec
firsts. soc
potatoss-~Old crop. Idaho gems. sase
per GENITAL. Oregon barbsnbs. tsis0s7B;
WakhinEion round white. tt7sas. new
potatoes. delta. tSs a.Sos rsrnets. So - q
ta1t: early rose. s1.so01TS.
onions--Sew red. ftas1s on street
do yellow. ssTs9s. bermuda. taTEa.
for crystal war and - see per crate 70,
yellow.
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New York Stock Report

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE stock mar
kst opened nrnL United States steel was
up 4. selling at 100. Marine opened ~
t7Z, up !. Bethlehem Htssi -" At o..
up X studsbaker at 1861. off Y Gem
sraI Motors az .ze y. up az American
smslting at iipA, up y MEXICAN PrtrO-
isum at isSh. up =.
leading stocks showed q slight feac-
ton from N. morning highs. but re-
gained some strength just before iuneh.
Baldwin reood.d 10 81, from tos.
selling At iosh At the last sale. Bethis-
hem ~" was Il below high. having sold
as low Rs 50. United states Steel was a
polnt of at low. selling at ios. but re-
gained Y point at tho last
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ECONOMY

htail 70, fbs fine csns sugar. TIE
stan 81, cream cottage choose. Use n.
hn1oferson,s pure fresh milk. lie at
stan ~, tall can carnaiion milk, fsisc
stan ~. fresh packerei. isc ~; salmon
trout zoe m; Columbia river shad. iss
10 stalls so-ai. now potatoes. ibs
ssci asparagus, fts sso, large cucum.
herr. Be each home grown lettuce.
heads asc
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stan ~. Kris,ofrrsou's milk and
cream. station stall :. beat straw berries.
loo box stall ~. loo cream. Sc dish,
&c At Sugar and soap stall, Carnation.
Borden or Co-operative milk, 2 can, csc:
j pkgs Crystal White flakes. use. Ivory
soap flakes loo. Red Seal Grocery. An
neS. pkgs corn flakes or Grape Nuts,
fso ms. navy beans sSc: Booths sar-
dinee zoe. Acme Grccery. basement. .
cans tomatoes. ESQ: i4bby's tomato soup.
! cans csc. pbss. mararoni or spa.
gbetti, Ice. cans corn, sbc.
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stalls 50, lamb chops ste n; oheics
steak. see ~. Stall ls2. , rbs bulk pea.
nut butter. SIC. pigs Shredded wheat
fse, s,aii III. new beans zoe M. fresh
pineappiss soc each. stan it,, new cab.
bas-. &c m cauiifcwer. $50 head: best
tomatoes. SOC N. stall isc. Upton. t~n.
sac h csc can Royal baking powder
&c stan 1913. Puritan Maid cottage
cheese. rec N. non-fcriilc eggs Csc dos
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stan Us. fresh cottage cheese i,c n
Ms. 2bc' beat eggs. ksc dox don
sIeb. Stall III. Van Camps sardine.
roc can; Ars, Benay'n home made joilies
$50 glass Stall 20. hest creamery but.
ter, eoe 10. fresh ranch eggs. bac dos. .
Coz t.ot. Stall at. bonoiess corned beef
Zoe 10. bacon. Csc 10. Bologna. 800 10
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Public Markets


CoHSER
stan .. haiihnt cheeks sec ~; red
salmon. iso n black cod. fto NJ. stalls
i.s-s. cofne5 beef. Gkn NJ; pork roast
ssc ~. wal roaat. SEQ N. stalls 1916.
extra rood coffee. $50 n. fine wainvis.
sc m; peas /, cans ssc. stall 1909
t1rst ave. cottage cheese. iko 10. ms
asoi fresh milk. lilo at. &C pt.
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New York Markets

NEW YORK. June j-.--Coffse-spOt
rs. isso. HAntos. zthc
Husar--GentrifuEal. tT.zs.
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Dairy Products
Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers

tsufter--Loca, country cream
cry, cubes ................. IS
Local country creamery.
bricks ..s......s..... .bI
Cal. state brand. cubes. 81
Cal. state brand, bricks...... ca
Esas--Locai. strictly fresh..... so
pulles .....s....,...... 30
Cheerc--Wash. cream brick.... .aG
wash. Young America ...... asa 80
wash and oregon tripiets... .3s9 al
Wisconsin tripiets ......... .a6
oregon Young America. ..... ara AS
Idaho triplets ...4....... $50 .as
Wisconsin cream brick ...... SEQ AS
fimburser. Is .............. 81
Limburger. Is .............. as
Tillamook tripiets .......-. .s7@ as
Heavy grade .......-.-.-.... lao IT
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Wireless Itcports
Canadian Government

June ii--HH Northwestern. 70 miles
north OF Cape 81. James. southbound. At
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SEWAND-Hailed. Juns II As Admiral
Watson. routhhound. at a. m
HiKAN--Arrivcd. June II: -
AnyoS. towing bg. Henry willard, at ..
m Sailed. June II; ia Anyor. for Sew
ard, towing bge Henry Willard. at p. IN.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES un. n IA
CITY Of Seattle. Borthbound. at g 40 p. M
The Tomahawk., 1919-07-24

fully worlked out and ever tlsilfisg
will be spiek and span and III read
mess at.the BEG ing t,f tsle open
Al ing of the preseI, school year.
One thin Z IS certain and that is il
there Fil be prpsissea plenty Of
school Facilities for ever aud
o school, ne WiGhitt s.
III liz sehopl .dissriet e. and I'd
every boy md girl seIapo sae .sse
of saia district phy cal aaa
Antally hsaIihN Wi II he pected
W. B rs rand Be ill atfe dance on .
sbsia lig da md as s9yt ttter
lof nindles it be- stated That at
the State 4 etiaca otlal laws are cry
decided concern rnirg the mat q '1'i'
iattfgend dance of pppils fsscilooi age,
uni tss otherwise detaifaad a Ib SICK
ss'ess or eataallyy cons fso sosoIls,
and beg inning sy1l tn the olniIl 4 g, g
school year II Is Is pro fable that the
schooii sauthoriittie will e.oa fforee the
3o5serv ancet az the prov ions Of
said laws. sAs
q are i;fiff iliffo fforrn hat tlIeaay
ssvs, teaeher Miss IazeldF ne
Mitchell and lrs III, Gene U Ar
ren have read sterss Il Tor Tor
service aud it u pro bable tha5 osle
or lrR wo more hers will be elsl-3
9ploy i. sli
The Tomahawk., 1919-07-24

IpsIfss them ipon their ifitiasiee3ana
their lrattl & and ALLOWS them the
close com nam onsiaip off their own
kind. Indeed there is d case on
record d 4 naessl can I'D ffllcer oln.
iag across \ lsingle Indian out ii ia
u: ssk Land one nigl,6 & )n ask
Eng hitfs hat hfe was doing out
there, be rece iHeds the reply thatths,
Iadlan was see King 9 friend. ".
Framed in the bard ling off Il maps
|iand mechanical ppliances, and
Taught how to carry verbal mess
! Iae'es the lndians is. isE believed,
Ieanld i,eSvalaable ID guiding bat
|IsisfaIaoEa sesplaf platoons d difficult
ground III ffont of the enemy ut
night. . @
J INSTANCES of Inc ian heroisnl in
b he sya are ,tiatiy' ata A ASoo3
hHa. chihuahua Indian of the SIX.
tieth infantry was sentout with a
sergeant and seven priystes one
Isaight to destroy with incenaiary
sbolnbs III lstiferipan operations serren
consisting d liR onsghs stretched
\, < 3 81 ll II y, u,
The Tomahawk., 1919-07-24
D sosa. Thursday, .tss'y "a, 1919.
Ca l,tured Girl Machine n1ners
a nof ht,s lnf Ran Row.

Ga l,t tured Girl Machine nhnars
Another Indian. / vt. Ben Row.
land of the 1gT nfantrY, one OF 30
cheyenne s4nhs 10 Carlisle from
Montana 60 years i 90, VAS in the.
3piatoon which eaptured four Ger
man girl machine gstnuers, and il
a living witness OF the fact that wo !,
men were is2ea on the Western
front the I,oehesa fact that has
been hotls debated iii mans a dug
ont family pa1lnr and elite club.
roon1. These girls, who were later
released, were surrounded US they.
were on lheif back for fnore ana,-5
5lnaglitlen G ne machine gun they
were carrying was conliscased, and.
they syere tolj fin very bad Ger
man that machine gsnszare terri ersi'lls
BILE things for little glris 70 play
with.
Rowland was on frequent out-t
pest duty inslhe Lorraine siectnr,5
and was one5o those required tt'$
make nightly reports of patrt,lfs
work for, seyeIl dars ;lt d stretch,
being allowed a II2 aay rest period.
The Tomahawk., 1919-07-24
all Indian Was Heap
Biz Ha|p II II|I|iI.llg
The NaI.

There are other places 4 hAalr
Fifth avenue q "a "a The great streets
Eaf Aine l'I The l,eo
fpIe ars5 fetina the RETURN of he 4lA 4
OUT On tiae vide, sWeeR eRillil e e
4 lairs, ,ls AAirle # IAN dian tribes
whose staiWars rs contri hutpd tovl
the success Of ROE 70 aslkee figbtlngs
divisions, are " vaitiflg to syel lcosallges 4
With all theil, art Of dance and song,
the red skinned rriors of ath 5t,ll hss;i 4
American arm SAY y recent is
sue of tue Star and Stripes. s
day there are returning tt.o9, to
the base ports and thence to their
homes tl several ttboa asana of these
stro linlbed, nilnbl 81 minded
members of the . +. returning
as silently aud -, ssisel as they
came into the service. Some of u,
them have deeorat lions. None 1to,3ff off
them as fara IS kllsSysIl has fula ,1Is ],
To tie newspa pers to declailn what
has did U win the war Mostslol olf y
ssnea1, indeea, Will take up Y their
sroutine duties Oh the reserv rv'atlou
again. as quick iysas q turtle's head
sinks below The surface Of q lllillliil II
pond.
INDIAN ar's Greatest Mysterss..
b The Ameficen Indian, to3 tile
American peoples as be has been stps to
tie American l;oughboy, is the
create L rngst rsof the waf. 9al,Y
d select few whp have come illto
close contact nFilin,,1 who have n
seen him ia training cam, and .j1ll.
battle, are aware Of hiss feelings
ard Characteristic and bg these
ars bis services properly appraised
aud valued
Those fighting men who had ec;;.
casion 10 see service around ST.
Etienne last @ 0ctober know what q
tangle of copse and cket, amp
and woods it was;; and they will
also recall doubtless. tide huge
iabyrinthian mass of wire entangle-
IN nts, eabIes, telegraph and fele-
phones wires which netted that
entire terrain 1t was an i.eal
switch board for sEe Roclse listen
srs ia, and si.sht merfiIy did they
take, a.isaataae of i. But the
Americans, after sode little delay,
Econtinued to use their telephonts
Iines. and the discomfted Boche on
the other end Of d tapped wire lis
tened Ia vain, scratched his thick
sauare poll IN snazeEaenf and
swore 70 his good old German Ged
|tbst either the yerdana t er
Americans we're drunker than i'd
The Tomahawk., 1919-07-24
In|acha()| Of he
e0pIe

tS 3s
g1,onst ate ad A ucati iots ~ y
Beard ST. Ill a; nd
1ee ssa eetins cal Il II sed Il 4 son ssr
the Of III: sta' 1llfals taa 81
$llain out tHnsd Drisi Y hat 1t;s Ia III
gss deriv from AID a
,asas1er The li.tf state !
AbIIic schools, & nm e.ratl w n 4 tle.
rural, consoI dated 81 s,'a' stas gsd
and schoo ols AIS z lso ifie. .tia
IL ire enee g r1ai'ag- .siIg'
srl1iaete tilatioa l'eatlna aags'
and matter trans ofta tloti 'ff. ts,i
pills,
Is, npt. tlt liter ID kens was ~ ~
lance al the neeting and in i. g
,rlef lal Il suited ttia Il Vas ttle lt'
rpose o the inJ Ian artIient #'l
b io tllta i efstl 4
salent board ehool plant i to ms ~,
board of school District stt, beI l'aR.
vdsed RAJ blie chool q rpossses gsss'
al a Ed ii Ger the laller of Of
such pualilc hoot as tia lsofisiee.5 le.
may Wish tss s,s q 5
Pract tically tEhe amour N proyidedt '|t
I by: lid for the diHlfe rent grades
Of schools HE ntioned viii secure 81
g unds sntiiii cient to pro A Il aclers W
Isalary AZ. also y IS st r'u
s pils from tneir homes TO the scsool g \
and and back during the school term.
see. /, of she A ct d pprosed I, X an \ q
Y uary 14tbyI $50 sth a. satats
tor ,r les among other t,ail' sasl s
iffolloWs s,tle fourth Of said inter Isl
II est t25 per cent of intefeSt on srl 4
baf fund, slialI, daris'g ts1e SAID IS
u period of hfsy years, upd'er !ullppd' 'lf tfie 's1
Seer etar of the erior, be de
voted exeiusiv iveIy & to she eshab llsl'l-
Islent ana t''all's'sii - ~ ~ ! 8 & IS
Of frfs sctlsss''s !. y sss'i III 81 d
rs y their 81 tels''e' s 4, s. !.
llas oells W. essss ~ q l.'s 81. !,
sto y exi,sose' ~ 'tls ,
o1ta's 'n.sl 81 q s. 8 @ s J, s,4s
vos MI S''''a ! '''.' ] !, 81 ].
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