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The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-02-19
Back to the BEGINNING.

Little Bennies's father was explain
ing the geography to him, when lit
tie Bonnie asked: eff the world is
why don't we fall OFF," His father
replied: '"The law Of gravity controls
the earth" Bonnie thought moment
and then asked: But what did the
people do before the law was passed~
Time is stage money of the hobo.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-02-19
PREMIER LLOYD GEORGE Is
NOT TO COME TO AMERICA

London.-Premier Lloyd George is
not contemplating any trip to Amer.
lea, it was stated, authoritatively In
Downing Street.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-02-19

Hickory ization of the How
srd-Hickory contrary to do general
nursery and landscape business, with
o Joe Howard, of Greensboro, as the
managing genius. is announced here
with $4,000 authorized capital.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-02-19
Protect School Books.

with either stiff paper or cloth so
they will last the year and be in con-
dition for the next in the family who
will need to use them.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-02-19

Durham.-A collision between an
automobile coming from Chapel Hill
and a buggy in which Messrs. w. K.
Herring and Lester Mooney were rid
ing proved very painful to both OF
these gentlemen. Mr.. Mooney had
one leg broken and otherwise bruised.
Mr.. Herring had his nose broken.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-02-19

Mooresville.-While inserting wires
from the top ct telephone pole here,
Wright Wells, lineman in the en-
pIoy OF the Southern Power company,
was instantly killed when he came in
contact with live wire,
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-02-19

Fortunate is the man who really de-
serves his own good opinion Of him
self.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-02-19

You will never know the true value
OF dollar unless you earn it your
self.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-02-19

Infections or determinations of the Eyes.
whether from external internal causes,
are promptly healed by the use of Roman
Eye Balsam at night upon retiring. Adv.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-02-19

There may be a wrong way to do
right, but there is no right way to do
wrong
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-02-19
10 ALL MY
HOUSEWORK
Before + took Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound
Icould hardly stand, says
Mrs. Kwarcinslxi.

Chicago, Ill.--'' 1 suffered with dis
.,1ocement and irregularities and I did
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-02-19

Ralelgh-Gaston county's 85th cot
ton mill was chartered by the secre.
tary OF state when the Stowe Spinning
company OF Belmont filed it's incorpor-
alton papers with $1,8OO,OO0 capital
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-02-19

Those who buy what they don't need
are likely soon to need what they can't
buy.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-02-19
Natural Persuasion,

Natural Persuasion.
"Who egged the man on to this con-
duct?" 81 guess it was the old hen he
married"
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-02-19

Happy is the man who sees things
as they should be instead of as they
are.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-02-19

HIN - Removes Corns Cali
louseo etcs stops all pain ensures comfort 60 the
feet makes waking easy. Ybcs by mail Rt Drug
Gista Hiscox Chemical Works. PStchOEues u. Z.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-02-19

Time is stage money of the hobo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-20
NOTED JUR|STS TO
|. PLAN WORLDCOURT
Elihu Root Among Experts In
vited to Organize
Tribunal.
TO BE PERMANENT BODY
Most Competent Authorities of
Universe to Aid in
Development. aT

THE HAGUE, June 19.-The twelve
distinguished international jurists,
among them Elihu Root, OF the United
States. invited by the executive coun-
ell OF the league OF nations TO plan
the organization of the new Perma-
nent Court of International Justice.
constitute an impressing array of the
worlds most competent authorities
lation. Those who accepted the In
vitation gathered here in June to
undertake the task. Those Invited
Baron Descamps. Belgian Minister
OF state. professor of international
law at i.ouvain University. member
ton of The Hague and secretary-gen-
cral, fromerly president of tho In.
stitute OF International Law and
writer of International questions
NJ Drago. formerly Foreign Minis
ter Of the Argentine Republic. While
holding that osice. he sent to the
RnoSn In M IVA ps
Doctrine u902). He was formerly
judge In Argentina: one of the ar
hitrators nominated by agreement be-
States In the North Atlantic Fish
cries arbitration. The Hague G91O);
one OF the Argentine delegates to
Hague and member of the Perma-
nent Court OF Arbitration OF The
Professor Fadda. professor OF Ro-
man Law Mt Naples University.
VI. F'romaEeot, legal adviser to the
French Foreign Minister; member of
the Permanent Court OF Arbitration
OF the The Hague, and delegate to
the second Hague Peace Conference.
NJ. Gram. formcly Judge on tho
mixed tribunals in Egypt:. former
inember Of the Supreme Court OF
Norway; Minister of State ut Stock
holm before the severance of the
union between Norway and Sweden;
member OF the Permanent Court Of
Arbitration ut The Hague and mem
Der of the Institute OF International
Law.
Doctor Lodcr. member OF the Cour
dc Cessation. OF The Netherlands.
Lord Phillimore, English Priyy
Councillor, Lord Justice of Appeals
(l9l3-l9l6): president OF the Intcrna-
tional Law Association G9O5-I0OS): :
author of publications on eccclesiastf-
cal and international law Sand Three
Centuries of Treaties of Peace and
Their Tenchings' G91); president OF
committee of inquiry appointed by
the British government on the subject
of the league OF nations.
Elihn Root, former Secretary OF
state. United states; president OF the
American Society OF international
Law: member of the Permanent
Court OF Arbitration of The Hague,
senior counsel for the United States
in the North Atlantic Fisheries Arr
bitration ut Tho Hague (19I0-; mems
ber OF the Alastlan Boundary Tri-
Continued on Sixth Page.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-20
LIBERTY OF THOUGHT is
GREAT AMERICAN CREED
Brilliant French Woman Writes OF
Physical and Mental Latitutlcs
Found Over Here.
ALSO SHE LIKES VIRGINIA HAM
But the Butter Is Tastclcss and
Fried Chicken Is Not IA Maryland
Invention at All, but Originated
In Paris.
ALSO SHE LIKES VIRGINIA HAM
lny Universal sery!ee.l


PARIS, June I9.-The Paris Illus
tratcd newspaper Excelsior is pub
iishinS daily series Of Impress ions
Of the United States by the Duchess
leaders OF the old French aristoc-
racy, who has returned TO Paris az
ter trip embracing the principal
states of the Union.
from the duchess articles, which
are creating wide sensation in
French society:
BY the Duchess OF Clermont- Ton-
ncrre:
The transformation Of the city OF
New York from Il city of day into n
city OF night is startling 10 the for
eigner. who has never conceived such
power merely 10 further the advance
ment OF individual commerce.
High In the sky one sees an adj
vcrtisement OF chewing gum side by
side with one OF tomato sauces; the
announcement of patent corset for
bids one seeing the heavens. while
next to huge signs proclaining the
latest theatrical success one may be
informed that Jesus 81 our Saviour"
The illuminated signs dazzle the
eyes: one cannot see the smaller de-
tails OF the scenery.
Not Ict Fully Explained.
The rivers OF this marvellous coun-
try traverse a territory as+large as
the whole of Europe. seventeen times
ioo.ooo.oeo OF inhabiiants 1s.o have We
not yet completed the work OF cx-
ploring their land. who have, not yet
plumbed the possibilities OF their re-
iron, copper: who have yet to know
to what extent they may produce
wheat cotton. corn. sugar and to-
lakes of astonishing grandeur. Inn
mcnsc prairics. arid mountains:
Continued on Sixth Page)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-20
.ENGLAND'S BUDGET
STAGGERS EMPIRE
Expense Account Of Six Billion
Dollars Threatens Financial
Chaos.
BRITISH POWER HAZARDED
World Financial Congress, I'm
der League of Nation Auspices,
Expected to Help Situation
BRITISH POWER HAzARDED
BY siI, GEORGE I.,1s,,.

LONDON. June ia British bud
get which provides for an cxpcndi-
ture Of nearly $4,000. 900, 900 with the
prospect of indefinite continuance. is
likely 10 contribute powerfully TO tho
financial and economic disaster which
is now threatening Europe. includ-
ing Great Britain. and whi2h, unless
further delay. will imperil the wei
fare Of all the nations.
Great Britain has duty TO the
world which no other nation pos
sesses. for it has been mainly. in
the growth of the credit system and
the close dependence of nations upon
each other. for the prime necessarics
system is falling to pieces. not only
does the British Chancellor Of the
Exchequer do nothing to strengthen
II. out he is actually contributing
10 It's collapse by tacitly asserting
TO permanent expenditure beyond
Engiand's capacity to meet.
Crippics Helping Power.
In introducing budget which pro-
vides for so great an expenditure In
year or peace he Is Gripping the
power OF Great Britain to render eff
fectivc help TO the nations in their
need.
In future. approximately 30 per
cent of the income OF the British peo-
pie will be required to provide for
u.
against pre-war proportion OF II
little over per cent.
The continual absorption of labor
end of income by these vast cxpcndi-
lures cannot fail most seriously to
handicap and diminish tho power OF
Great Britain TO nay for the food and
material which Vie and the other ma
lions OF Europe need to buy from
abroad in order to maintain life and
to restore their productive power.
Hope In LenEuc of Nations.
Tho fact that the league of nations
has already, issued Invitations for a
world financial conference. and in It's
invitation has definitely stated that
the world is at this moment In n
condition of financial and economic
disorder, with results that are at
present so serious and may in future
become SO dangerous that the league
of nations cannot ignore them with
out failing In it's most essential du-
ties" has done more to raise hopes
OF the difficulties being overcome than
any action that has yet been taken or
any statement that has yet been
made.
Indeed, no small part of the re-
covery In British exchange in recent
weeks and OF the relative steadiness
OF the franc and OF the Ira has come
from the knowledge that tho league
OF nations, with the approval OF the
various powers. was to call a world
(rnpfInnnd Or 1'J,Ir,l Do-o \
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-20
HALF THE EARTH IS RULED
BY GREAT BR|TA|N's KING
War Tenders Vast Colonies in South
Africa and Asia to
England.
ENCIRCLES DIAN OCEAN
Sitting In Buckingham Palace
George v. Holds Dcstinics of
Nearly Half-Billion People Out
side His Own Kingdom.
ENCIRCLES DIAN OCEAN
ny ANDRE FnInoURG

PARIS. June 19.-Grcat Isritain's
territorial gains in the war are so
startling in contrast to those of the
other allies that IL is now possible
for an Englishman TO travel from
Cape Town to Tasmania by way OF
India and Singapore. distance OF
$4,000 miles. without once setting
foot on other than British territory.
Before the war England possessed
four great territories in four corners
OF the world-AustTalia, India. South
and North Africa and Canada.
GobbIes UP Africn.
Thanks to the war. almost the en-
tire Continent OF Africa has become
British. or is under British DONNA :
ton, while the Near East-Turkey.
Persia. McAopotamia. Syria--is to ali
intents and purposes British.
The war has added TO the British
empire:
sluare miles. German West Africa.
$4,000 square miles. Togo and the
Cameroons. $4,000 square miles. New
Guinea and bismarck, 10000 square
miles.
In addition, the following colon les
and countries have passed under
British influence:
Portuguese colonies OF Angola and
Mozambique. nearly 100000 square
Persia. with $4,000. 600 inhabitants.
100000 square miles.
Mesopotamia, 100000 square
miles.
Today. in the countries contigu-
Gus to the Indian Ocean. Great Brit
ain claims no less than 2e.oOc. 900
square miles, OF which 100000 are
In Asia, 100000 in Oceanic and 10.
100000 in Africa.
Great Britain herself has an area
Of only 2S0,000 square miles. so that
her Indian Ocean territories are al
most 100 times larger than herself.
Encirclcs Entire Ocean.
Quietly but surely England has
encircled an entire ocean, organic
gantic assembly of colonies, the most
-. =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-20
OIL SUPPLY NEVER
. TOEXCEED DEMAND
British Magnate Tells of Vast
Central and South American
Recources.
OWNS CARIBBEAN CHAIN
Consumption Approximates a
Yearly Increase in Pro
duction.

LONDON. June l9-How Great
Britain obtained what he described
as n chain of oil concessions stretch
Ing from Mexico to Peru on the Pacific.
Ocean and from Mexico to British
Guiana on the Atlantic scaboard" is
narrated in an interview by ID. Ell
lott Alvcs. the British oil magnato.
He says IT IL uncomfortable that the
worlds supply Of oil will ever cx-
coed the demand
These Caribbean Sea concessions"
ne stated. were obtained by me as
the result OF eight years hard work.
Thcy now form practically AN unin-
terrhpted chain covering millions OF
acres.
Other OIL Field. Likely.
The danger Of the shortage OF fu-
turc oil supplies for commercial pur-
poses has long been realized and
seriously considered by those in tho
best position to Judge of the danger
and by others who at AN carly date
forcsaw the great benefits to be de-
rived from the control of large sup
plies. DOUBTLESS there are parts Of
the world where oil will yet he dis
covered. but Is unknown today
Before creating and consolidating
such position az I have built up
here. the world conditions years ago
had to be carefully considered.
Location Important.
1T became n matter of high i'm
portancc that lands where oil might
be expected to be found should he
scientifically examined also that
these lands should in any event be
within measurable distance of the
worlds greatest markets. and that
after the elaborate Investigations
necessary in the first instance IL oil
was 10 he found and handled on q
commercial scale II should be located
not too far from a seaboard.
The regions included within the
boundaries of the various republics
stretching from Mexico through Cen
trail America far down into South
America. through the discoveries OF
oil in the former republic and the
knowledge OF its existence In Trini-
dad, opened UP field for invcstiga-
ton and exploitation OF magnitude
never before attempted by any or
ganiZation in the world.
Controls Huge OIL Arens.
The outcome of this has been that
chain of concessions encircling
practically two-thirds OF the Carib-
bean Sea. have come under British
control. 1t is mot to be expected
nor do personally believe it-that
oil will he discovered on every area
that rights are held over. but II Is a
fact that oil is known to exist on
every one of them. whether in conf
mercial quantity or not yet remains
10 be seen. However. within the next
few years. II is Il fact that this COM
pany will he in position to supply
Continued on Third Page.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-20
RUSSIANS CONDEMNED
FOR FAILURE TO SALUTE
Archangcl Reign of Terror Under
English General Alleged by
Socialist Newspaper.
TERRORISM IS G III a II GE ID
Says Entente Is Responsible for
Death of 10000 Victims OF Dis
case and Ill Northumberland
Treasure Away.
TERRORISM IS HAIR GE ID
[Dy Universal Service

PARIS. June damaging allega-
tions. almost defying credencc. OF the
reign OF terror" instituted by the
eel by the English General Miller
E Boris sokoloff; formerly Of the
Ej Is, Eoyernmep5; II the Social
COMBINATIONS to death for fail
ure to return or give, the military
salute and other minor offenses,
camps, hundreds Of military assas-
sina;ions daily, brutal treatment OF
civilians; seizure OF supplies and a
charges. which are printed by the
editor of lie Populaire without res
Never under the old regime"
states Sokolon. have i witnessed ac-
lions so monstrous as those for
which the government of Miller was
responsible.
"AtrocIous TcrrorISm.,
Miller ruled by an atrocious ter
rorism. Executions by hundreds were
p by one single oleer otan
Without evidence. Forgetfulness of u;
the salute to the allied occupiers he
came tantamoE,t TO the severest pen
workers ORGANIZATIONS dissolved.
Miller MI created huge penai camp on
lokanga. i'm the White Sea. There.
in barracks capable of holding in
comfort and sanitation only 100 per-
sons. he incarcerated more than n
nth dozess. died daily from n9snor abuse aas,
and insufficient nourishment.
II unhesitatingly estimate that
General Miller. was himself respon-
sible for the deaths by execution OF
from disease or i'll treatment OF more
than 10000 victims
After assuring the Russian mem
Continual ON SiXfh Pare
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-20
BULGARIA IS BITTER
| OVER SETTLEMENT
Protests Award of Thracc to
Greece by Allies
Council.
HAD LOOKED FOR AUTONOMY
Ptambuliwsky Declares His
Country Is Cut Off From
Aegean by Act.
|AD LOOKED FOR AUTONOMY

SOFIA. juno 2O.--Thc award Of
rhraee to Greece by tho supreme
Ter stambuliwsky. Premier OF Bul-
;arla. in a talk with the Associated
Press correspondent today as the
I'gravcst Injustice ever done To Bul-
saria."
So, u eannot believe the reports TO
givG our people to despair, But. on
bay that In spite OF such a misror-
une. IL come II must. we will Loyalty
Keep to our obligations TO the allies
10 iulnll the terms OF peace"
tundcr the peace treaty, bulgaria
Eencu 10 THO allies Western Thracc.
f%hlch had been occupied before the
,wnr,, me peace conference later
Premier S.ambuliwsky Is the man
t"ho served thrco-year prison term
FOR telling King Ferdinand that II he
went to war ON the side OF Germany.
ne would either lose his throne or
fui aSrarian or peasant party.
In Lincoln of Bulgaria.
because OF his humble birth and
minister Is regarded as the Lincoln
bh Bulgarian. Like TIE great I'LL
/, olsian. he Is essentially man Of
r ss dps9n ana ana has much h3ms!y
l,eiVcd tho correspondent in n simple,
office, the oldest fca-
f%ufc III "nlcn WAS a NsEE as nigh as
+ mans shoulder, at which the Min
tster did all his writing while stand
fng.
You must excuse mo for receiving
eou In this fashion" said he laugh,
Pngly TO the reporter. but you see
C"hile J. was serving nv prison term
for daring To oppose the former King.
khc only light in my cell came
fhrouSh narrow opening near the
kciilng. and i acquired the habit OF
writing while standing. In this way
Y wrote twenty volumes within three
pears. j still continue the practice
fof doing all my work while on my
when signed the peace treaty on
Pehaif OF Bulgaria." nc said. at was
n inc hrm conviction that the allies
would make Thrace separate state
Ehe great powers. and would give us
nm outlet on the Aegean Sea. II now
[Thracc Is given TO the Greeks. we
knust believe that the peace confer
ltncc desires TO deprive us OF that
|outlct and cripple us cconom!cally,
Tor we could not accept "A seaport on
Greek territory"
All Urged Autonomy.
Mr.. Stambuliwsky declared that
every foreign mission that had In
vestiEated the Thracian question
urged that autonomy he given the
people there, or. II not autonomy
that they be allowed to express their
preference for union either with Bull
garla or Greece. AS between II
choice OF having Bulgaria or Greece
as n master" said the Prime Minis
CONTINUED on Third Page)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-20
SLAVE-0WNER SPIRIT is
SWINGING BACK TO POWER
Capital Showing Disposition to Ex-
plot Both African and
Asiutic.
WAR AFFECTS BLACK TROOPS
Compelled to Occupy European
Races, Trouble May Follow Their
Return to Junglcs.
WAR AFFECTS BLACK TROOPS
ny Il. ID. MoI,EL.

LONDON, June l9.--Ncvcr have the
colorcd races stood in greater need
Europe inspired by something higher
than money-making or militarist
ambition.
Europe is given over at present to
Il mcdiaeval reaction more destruc-
1t is Inevitable that what is called
colonial policy" should exhibit tho
same declension, and in aggravated
form.
The slavc-owner spirit swings
back to power. 1t assumes many forms
1t has seldom been more cynically
avowed than in the recent circular
Of the Governor of British East
Africa, with it's dishonest clap-trap
a son to 9y
signifyinE in actual practice dis
inclination on the part OF the native
population TO labor away from It's
homes for parasitical interests. in
stead OF in its homeland for its own
needs.
would, fey Nave years psor ago SUCH Cha cir, circular
tion. Today it hardly raises rip
pic. We are going back.
a virtual slavery.
What was the so-called indcntured
AsiatH labor in Fiji but slavery. and
posal TO Introduce 1t into Samoa.
against which I rejoice to see the
New Zealand Worker is finely pro-
testing. is Il mere extension by tho
sugar trust of what is, in effect. Il
slave system.
Turn where YOU will. there is
abundant evidence that capitalist
society, threatening In Europe, Is
digging its talons into cxploitablc Az
RIGA. Asia and Australia more firmly
than IL has attempted to do in our
time (savc for the Congo expert
mcnt), Capitalism, exhausted by the
war, Is apparently hoping to recour
itself for It's losses among helpless
communities OF black, brown and yell
low men.
The Only Safeguard.
In such plight the only safeguard
of these communities from the very
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-20
Denikin Now Maneuvers
Army of Pebbles on Beach
NY Universal scrvicc.i

LONDON, June i0.--C;cncraI Vns-
sill DcnIkin, the ili-stnrrcd hope
Of the Russian rcnctIOnUrIcs, IL now
working out tactical prOblcms
with pebbles on the beach OF Pc
vcnxcy Bny, SUSSEX.
From respectful Distance
xninll crowds of Villagers gather
and watch him rs, scented ON the
sci,shorc, he nnrshnIs the pebbles
into companies, buttaiions, armies,
mud then drploys them in battle
order.
The Eray-bcardcd, S0litnry
stranger, who was known tn his
half-mIilion soldiers OF Southern
Russia ms "Fnt rapn," IN living In
complete scclusion In n siN-rOumed
cottage. While he IN dcviSimE with
pebbles new moves to defeat the
Reds. his faithful wife and dnugh-
tcrs slt mt n window drcssmnkInG.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-20
by FATHER .BEI,NARD
EAIT(:IItS

LONDON. June IO.-SIr Oliver
Lodge and Sir a. Conan Doyle
hccm to have lost their mchtn1
poise. Is 1t not poSsibIe they nrc
being uked ms unconscious tools
by the nrch-dcccivcr.
would rnthcr be In prison for
the rcst OF my life thnn carry on
the work TINT has been done by
th0sc gentlemen. Without reflect
Ing upon them, 1 feel bound to
way they could not be doing worse
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-20

of extra fine quality. Satin
faced. Of course. Mushroom
roll brim and straight sailor
shapes. Sizes large and
trall, no two alike; an un-
usual value.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-20
Chicago Man Sentenced to
Stay Sober Rest of His Life
NY UnIycr.nl scrvIcc.I


CHICAGO, june I0.-Bnck in
the good old dnys before the
drought he might have protected
md had the ease carried from
ono court to another, but with
conditions ns they nrc Dennis
Falrcy culnily began to carry out
the scntence pushed ON him by
Judge stewart.
81 will sentence you for lifc."
bcEnn the Judge.
"Oh. picnse don't do that, Judge
will keep sober" pleaded EuI-
rey, who had been arrested ON n
charge of disordcrly conduct. lie
lind jnbbed his wife with an
umbrella.
'Lct me finish. please" snId the
Judge. 81 will sentence you for
HE. Keep sobcr FOR the rcSt of
your IIfc."
Fnlvcy. who liz O. yenrn old,
promised to curry out the ncn-
tcncc md wns discharged.
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CONTINUED on Sixth Page.)