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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-23
GLYNN COUNTY.

GEORGIA: GLYNN COUNTY.
|. Fl. F. DuBignon Clerk OF the Su
Derior Court of Glynn County Georgia
10 hereby certify that the foregoln
is a true and correct copy OF the ap
olication of F. D. Akin Jr. NJ. X. Aikel
and C. B. Conyers, for the charter o
AIKEN and COMPANY, as the same
appears on file in my office
Witness my hand and official sig
nature this so day OF December 1919
H. F. DuBlGNON,
Clerk Superior Court Glynn Co. Ga
10 81 17.14.2 q.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-01-23

Of subscriptions to it's Capital Stock
at fair valuation either money OF
property or labor which is suitable
or necessary in the business of said
corporation: to buy, sell, rent, lease
own and improve real and persona
property including the securities OF
other corprations, when such owner.
ship does not contravene the laws of
Georgia: to issue aud sell from time
to time its own bonds OF any kind
receiving in return the value of said
bonds either in a lump sum or in
inStallments, and said bonds to be
payable either serially or at a fixet
date for the whole issue: to lend mon
ey with or without receiving any
character of security for its payment:
to borrow money and pledge in any
way and by legal form of security
any part or all of its property, real OF
personal, or both, to secure the pay
ment of the same: to amend its cha
ter in any way desired upon apple
ion to the Superior Court Of Glyn
County Georgia. by Il majority vot'
i its stock holders: also by majo
ty vote of its stock holders at an
time to wind up its business, sci
Ill the property, liquidate its affair
pay its creditors and divide the L
naiuder of its assets among its stool
holders in proportion to their re.
;pective interests: to adopt by ma
ority vote Of its stock holders sue
by laws as it may desire for its gov
,rnment as are not in conflict wit
he laws of Georgia: to employ an
gay special or general agents tc
transact all or any part OF it, corp
ate business. and to make contract
With such agents for such service co
inuing for any length of time not
exceeding the life of its charter: an
generally to have and employ all o
he rights powers and privileges cor
erred by the laws OF Geogria upo,
corporations of similar character.
WHEREFORE petitioners pray tina
IN order Of corporation may be gran
ID them accordingly.
Respectfully submitted.
CONYERS and WILCOX.
Attorneys for Petit )ners.
Filed in office this December 30,
1913. H. F. DuBignon, Clerk Supe
or Court, Glynn Ciunty Georgia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-01
Income ak Facts-No. 8

In ihess days OF high rentals and excessive
and are inGurns s to- teir anwas
drdnctiohs III The hlins OF an incomc-taN
Where pronerty is held for renting purposes
ti!% owner may deduct the cost Of securing ten
advertising. etc. and the expenses Of main
xcrre and repafs h g aMnel
cMi,irs part OF The building az his DWELLING, the
relating I" the part which is rented may be
y ienan, may deduct the rent paid for bust
ness premises. but not his home, which is per
Taxs 81 p !fH by shne tenn to or for landlord
for business property are additional rent aud
resent income TO the landlord, aud therefore
must be Included in his return Of gross income.
ton. The of erecting buildings or perma-
gay.r is additional rcnta: an dtherefore de-
duGtihc from gross income. provided such
y OF The ground at the expiration of tho lease.
In such cases , the cost Of tho mprovemcnt may
a prop9ri i"nate amount will hc deducted in each
Having deducted the cost OF such buildings as
rental, nc Lessee Is not allowed deducton for
necessary 10 their maintenance and unkeep is
rGpsrty rSvs5,s the owner of the land rs
lord FOR The Year in Which received receive - '"t '>"N
S"Ss n9 oSHn5 Of
amour; FOR the exhaustion. wear and tear OF
asTd IN or
deduction must be made separate item OF
the return and must be explained by shown
separately each class of property. its cost or
value a. tho date OF purchase ton before
March /. 1919. If acquired before that
dato). estimated life, depreciation charged for
the taxable year. and total depreciation charged
for a! taxable years. TO be allowed, the
amount claimed for depreciation must be
charged OF tho books Of the taxpayer. either
by deductng it directly from the book value Of
the assets creditinS It 10 depreciation re-
annual balance sheet.
Depreciation may be claimed on all business
property. which includes only buildings.
but machinery Of permanent character. auto
mobiles. farm tractors, mine and MILL equip
mcnt. office furniture, and books. The rates
~ which depreciation Is allowed not fixed
by tho la wor regulations and dNtermin ed
by the circumst ances governing each particular
case The ordinary method ~ by determining
the lifetime Of the property and dividing its
cost by the number Of years II vii, DC usable
IN the business in which employed.
Deductions for depreciation are limited
trade or business, No such allowances are
made for automobiles other vehicles used
chiefly for pleasure. the taxpayers dwelling
nor tho furnishings therein, personal effects
or clothing. Property clothing used eyrIu.
sively In theatrical business however nav
be the subject OF depreciation allowances
IntaSiblc property, the use of which in tro f,n
or business 10 definitely limited In duration ma -
ne made the claim for depreciation allowances
Examples are patents. copyrights licensees and
franchises. Intagibles. the use OF which IS nbt
so imued. VIII not usually be the propcr s,,S-
Ject OF such an allowance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-01
recognizing The Reds

IT seems inconcevabe that the allied
powers after their unyielaing hostility to
the eoshevist regime in Russia. the war
that has been made upon Lenine and his
followers. the battling that has gone on to
prevent the spread of Suvietsm TO all IGu-
rope--it seems uncomfortable, after all this,
that Lloyd George, ATilerand and Nitti
should be seriously considering peace with
the criminal government that now controls
Northern Europe
And yet the dispatches from London and
Paris point significantly III that direction.
They Intimate freely that the group OF Pre-
miers which dom mates affairs Of that CONT
nent. firing OF the fight against the Russian
RedS. has inclined for days toward rccog-
hitioh OF Lcnnc and peace with Lenines
communiStic government. Moreover, recent
events have tended TO support this idea.
First came the collapse of the British ofen-
sire agains; the Bolshevists on the Arch
angel front. This was followed by the order
rawing the British from that region
and the surrender OF all the anti-Rcd terri
tory TO the Soviet leaders
More recently still, the allies, al the in
stance of Lloyd George. have withdrawn the
llgid blockade against Sovictized Russia. This
was move Of the utmost Importance in
world affairs. AZ tho time liz was made it
was looked upon as merely Il step in the
direction OF eventual peace with Russia. To
be at war with country with which trade
relations are established is recognized an
anomaly. If The allies intended to fight
l.enine 10 the death il is most unlikely that
theE would have modified their blockade
even 10 measurable extent
The reasons which influence the allies in
their new attitude toward rcyolutionized Rus
STA may be found first in the growing power
of the Labor party in Great Britain, and its
loutSpoken sympathy for the Soviet regime
next. in the domestic difficulties which the
l'ta!ian ministry is facii.g. due in large meas
Iurc to the growth and Dilitancy of Italian
socialism, and, finally. To The change OF min
}lstry in France, where the uncompromising
!Clemenceau has dropped out TO make way
iior the pacifiSt Alillerund.
The situation OF the British Prime Min
llSfer is perhaps the most interesting among
! All the statesmen Of Europe. lie maintains
| MS grip upon the British government only
because of coalition. Without fusion OF
parties behind him he would long ago have
fallen and. in fact. he would not have come
INTO power except for that fusion Just now
The Labor party is growing in voting strength
ian the House Of Commons. That party has
been isorc or less loyal TO the Premier but
| IL is ambitious to take control It wants
straight Labor ministry, and The time may
not he far distant when it will he able IN
achieve that end Meanwhile, it is lending
moral support to the Russian reyolutionisis
ioi that there can be no doubt and il is
cNcr'ins pressure upon the Lloyd George gov
crhmeht TO deal more generously with the
kuSSiahS or take he consequences II seems
therefore, that the Prime Minister is merely
HieidiilS 10 the demands Of his domestic al
'ieS III taking the lead toward pcacc with
Russia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-01
Health Talks by Dr.. VIM. Brady
Autobiography Of Plsia E,aby--Ix.
shed My surclasie.
,copyrixh. ts.p By ,Na,topai NeMspune. serv.e,

/ When was twelve days old ,ny nave, was
hssi hs and the nurse removed the dressing'
nurse to discard the bund 10 "' instructed the
blamed thing nov o g @as @sS t. set rid
of Srr liSny and unsotnfortablo and had plenty
an , ahnaoya,ies a, THAT. 'O'S'"s over Nueh
househed and paint Tor the nother dire p 5eo
srperNuous clothing. But father knows TIA, Ia Ia
or surcingle is dispensed With the, Better fnr
the health of the baby.
wear surcingles in hot weather JUS, to please
the betom gi my wsesa Win
CUSTOM varies !nvcrscly with tho degree OF In
lie q Says .e ha ps0 ts oas4 ha
snas Of oneer they * Keep p the
and bies Of the peasant classe % S xids
s ara in in general kept swahed Yards
nies mostly from hNat. Babios cant stand cX.
cS &C 81, nea. SO wei IS older persons can Think
Of heavy duck throughout tho dogdays Thai
m nolss 1 Sax poor s wops and sapInEs young
people like that have tho highest death rate in
the whole country. ~ "
which fits comfortably and holds the dressing
IN n place: is useful for the purpose OF retaining
suPers'it.ous viii retain tho su r sRoFa'' anu
have some sort OF dclnson that tic surcinsie
the R ebv inS hsa ay Fr9w s9nE
grants are weaker and remain weaker physfeai-
", Than the children OF native born people Tho
nil daybut watch one at wofk and ~, vou " VIII
notice he wears no surcine,c He wears belt
men. 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-01
Keyboard Touches
Search for a Goal.
bf FRANK IL. BROOKS.

ss9 ssns.s syf ss"s
a nc hnns on. f s,odn IL higher motive
with children TO Make s"a ms r w that
aid no %A shsy bow
ther s S TheS %hsre they would heso
s,ar9ss in then sne aeoH M, 'ns,5
hey H SUCH G9n hqs Syfrs4he
s whom them asny neS d s intoman
Of the lnquires Sometimes they sto Ins pD at
reany Te mi1onara M,f
fn far wife while tho nali.ionaire sounded ed
@s On 6nus ne hsy ycis4n
sceion they had never h .aeS S SaS5ea
Wat Wished a:a, anS i Es[s was
ha d made m De- up , their minds to give.
rant tie en at ,h hY n No facts TO
sa sss 4hsS ia s ssrs s
but they did not know they were in its vicin
@h Sf hs ey p h" they asked
Of the e., town ,;. Tho day following they went on
I, was university town. They Knew at aa nncc
nonaiTss great hero " He o. ho oae Who
seen d him H. Nor had he ever met any who had
Questions ne millionaire and his vile &c a seerr
to s oSsy oa no, ava Of
the return Of these phian aay 70 a hsir
not shs the sh II" sAe;
no e IS rxe inc 59ns the
ia ars say IT was more-toward the cree
budng e eaa made The no
Rnd l"Es s United is ,he bYas Of
the Doremus GYM -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-01
News of Fifty Years Ago.
G'rom the Richmond Dispatch. Mar I 1871 :,

Wardwel In tho Circuit Court Satur mare S or
s W ~ Of w W Cosby against said Burnham
ready for trial. i'a Ao'
,n The s-s sheriff Of Richmond levied on all
.ne mre apparatus or the city. iuc.ud,ne the
Sasan ire ensines hose reels and hook and
LADDER trucks. and advert!ses them in this pa
Pss for sale at eaneon to satisfy executions in
were DESTROYED in 1sso, on evacuation day 'tuo'
bin entitled bill incorporating tho y,r
gna I ,s Loan and trust Co. has
Q. pOesn at eonfers extensive powers Tor
none none OF these Sc poTers are danserous; ali run
per!ty Of the community 1t is calculated to in :
ment. ''''
Married. On the 18th OF February at the
residence OF the BRIDES mother, by Rev, John
H. Edwards, D! D.. MT. John N. Gibbons. Of IL
city. s''S
aSiity bill. which removes tho political dis
ether Southern States. -
The United states government has broken.
o1t alresh IN It's efforts to suppress Illicit dis
HnlhY In the mountains OF Virginia and North
Saroiina, and revenue runners are being sent
INTO me country In squads. companies and oven
regiments, so TO speak. : n ~. ~. : -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-01
|s|Nh FE|NERs ACCEPT
DOMINION HOME RULE.
Cardinal Logue's I'ronouncemcnt in
Favor OF tho Plan Endorsed. by
Asqyet.. and Lord Robert Cecil.
10y Universal serv!ce.l

LONDON, Feb. 29.--As II result of
private conference. the Sim Fcincrs
have decided to accept compromise
settlement Of the lrisIl question on IL
day Pictorial announces. Twenty-six
out OF the ,thIrty-two counties will be
included In this solution, leaving Ulster
tho six counties provided for in Pro-
mtSr Lloyd Georges new bill.
Iherc are two reasons for this
change In the Sim Fcin attitude, the
newspaper declares, namely:
!. Recognition of the fact that FUR
der and outrage never will lead TO Il
proper solution.
.. a report OF the Proportional Rep
resentation Society Of Ireland showing
that in the recent municipal elections
tito Sim l'inp polled 1871 votes. and
Labor. which is mainly republican,
polle1 57.626, out OF the total number
OF votes cast. which was 322,2!4.
Some Sim Fclners emphatica!ly deny
tho report. saying they are not weak
ching In their demand for absolute
independence and reparation from
Britain.
statement TO Universal SERVICE. in
which he declared for dominion home
rule. is still tho occasion for much
newspaper comment here. Most Of the
London daiiinS consider IL a history
making prononncemcnt that will con
tribute much toward Il final satisfac-
tory settlement.
J. L. Garyin. editor OF The Observer.
describes the prclatc's statement as
opening the path TO Irish unity.
Georges new bill. headed by EXPIRE
micr ASCuith. now back in Parliament.
and Lord Robert Cecil. are expected TO
make Il determined and ultimately sue
lister into tkc acceptance OF n domin-
ion measure.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-01
SOVIET RECOGNITION MEANS
END OF DENIKlNE'S ARMY
Eugene Ssbline Says Russian bourgeois
Ir Modern "WsndcrinE jew" Home
less md Scattered Over f;urth,

ny CnlNcFSli ScrSlc'.I
LONDON. Feb. 29.-The arm. OF
General Donikinc. Iast OF the old
guard still lighting the Russian Soy.
let forces In South ltussia. will receive
It's death blow not at the hands OF tho
Rcds in the field of battle. but with
tho news that the allies arc about TO
recognize Soviet Russia.
This prediction was made today h%
Eugene Sabine. charge daTaires here
or the Dcaekinc government. AS soon
as Denikine's soldiers hear OF the su-
prcme councils move toward peac.
with the Soviets. they Will give UP the
fight and dispense. sabine believes.
Incidentally MIR. Sabine revealed
that the embassies aud legations OF
the late Russian provisional! govern
,ncnt throughout the world are about
TO close down because OF lack II funds.
His own governments treasury Was
druincd when koichak's moneys were
captured, he said, and II IL impossible
TO Keep up tho provisional regimes
diplomatic Organization.
THE Russian bourgeois" said Mr..
"a 6linc. is the modern wandering
Jew. Thousands of them, homeless arc
scattered over the world. We alone
supported 10000 refugees. bat viii
soon be compelled 10 stop this relief
work. owing to abacncc OF funds"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-01
AMERICAN KILLED DURING
REVOLUTION IN liTHUANiA
Army Hose When Pny Was Deferred
md. Prompted by DoIhhevixes.
bOnIbnrdcd tho Town.
ny Associated Prcsc. ]

WARSAW, Feb. 29.--An American
nam"d Harris is reported TO have
revolution II Eovno, Lithunnia. Har-
rts joined the Lithuanian army Il few
months ago az AN instructor.
The revolutionary outbreak at kov-
no continues and martial law has been
proclaimed. Civilians are not per-
mittcd on the streets after S y. ~
wireless dispatch f1om Warsaw
undcr date or Saturday says that re-
volt al koNno occurred on February
-, when several military units who
mad ariiated for deferred pay were
ordered to assemble and confer with
tNc government representatives,. The
"icn refused 10 obey the orders on tho
advice Of BuiShcrist aEitators and
directed machine gun fire against the
government building throughout tho
day aud night. while artillery bonn
hardcd the railway station and va
rlOus DARTS Of The town.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-01
SOCIALIST is OPPOSED
TO UNRESEkVrD ADHESION
Asserts II Would Put the Burden OF
fictuuiiinS Country Upon
RevOlutIOnists.


STRASEOURG. Feb. 2o--Adricn
I'rcsscinhnn, member OF the unified So
ciaiist group in the Chamocr OF Dcpu-
,!cs, during debate here today in the
National Soc. alist Congress on Hdnc-
sion TO the Moscow intermediate. OF.
posed immediate and unrcacrycd adj
hcsion. He asserted an attempt a:
force In the present state o. depletion
or raw materials would put tne bur
den OF victuailing the country upon
the revolutionists. NJ Pressemanc
expressed tho hciicf that The WORKERS
would not tolerate the !dler"ss and
privations which would result. ana
thus an opportunity for countcr-rcvo.
luton would be created.
Jean I.ongue;, tho French Socialist.
In appealing for moderation. said tina.
OF the twenty. Socialist organizat ions
in Europe, only two found favor In
the. eyes or N!kolai Lcninc,
NJ, Lonsuct asserted II was I.cn!nc
who accomplished the candidacy fo-
the French Chamber OF DcDn,ics al
Captain jacques Sadoul (who previ-
ons;y had been condemned go death by
l'lris court-mart on 4 charge
based on his relations with thu Rus
sian Boishvvist>. and that it was L.
nine who started the movement for a
general strike In italy on July 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-01
FOOD MINISTER SAYS !
ITALY IS FACING Famine
Fcrrnri Admits America Is Not
Selfish, but Is Frightened ut the
Abyss Threatening Europc,
IBY AssocIntod Freas. !

llby Associated preSS.1
ROME. Feb. 29-Signor Ferraris.
the Food Minister. in statement to
the Tribuna, on tho situation which
food supplies more drastic than dur.
ing the war, said:
faced Ai w 1a36 ms esbpesSialy Italy are
ruptcy. Even il America is ready TO
S;uppiy US wit food We cannot depend
lea has go per cent less wheat under
cultivation than last year. Russia,
which was ,s, the granary Of Europe. can
We shall, therefore, have IL year OF
food fEmin s;., WHICH can only be over
AZ much as possible.
Italy has been the first to put her.
sell on the road to strict economy.
but what she has done is not yet suffi-
>cicnt to bring about economic recon-
Struction and save the country from,
ln .nIx Hn Much as she has done
consumes today more than before the
scarcity in Italy Of ali kinds Of food
and also raw materials. particularly
"Amcricn is accused of sclnshne.s
IN not wishing to help Europe. notably
tough, for the triumph OF liberty and
America herself is frightened mt the
abyss threatening Europe. from which
Sne wants TO save herself ut any cost.
III is not Just to say that America
refuses TO help Europe America.
wishes TO be sure that her help will
nave an ciltcacious effect and wishes to
be convinced that the states to which
hclp Ia given are really on the road
70 economic reconstruction. which can
be attained through limiting, expenses
Of consumption and increasing produc-
tion. lf assistance were not given on
these conditions il would only be
ephcmcrcal indeed. and America would
soon be reduced to the same situation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-01
In Dcnfh of Winter

The beech is bare. and bare the ash,
The th'ckctS white below:
The fir tree scowls with boar mus.
tache,
He cannot sing for snow.
The bodysuard Of veteran pines,
A. grim battalion, stands;
They ground their arms in ordered
For Winter SO commands.
The waves are dumb along the shore.
The rivers pulse is still;
The north winds buglc blows no more
Rcvcilic from tho hill.
Thc rustling sifs OF falling snow.
Tho muified crush OF leav.s, r.
These are the sounds suppressed. :ha:
How deep the forest grieves.
But ms, the blind and vacant day
Crawls to his ashy bed,
l hear dull echoes far away
Like drums above the dead.
changed!
Thou wear'se the summers hue.
Her other loves arc all es.rsngcd;
But thou and l are true!
--Bayard Taylor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-01
Ispatci etated
AUSTRALIA ASKS FOR
SHARE IN GOVERNMENT
Wants Noirc in Administration OF Ter
rhory Taken From Germans
In Itrccnf War
MEIBOI'RNE Thursdov

MELBOURNE. Thursday, Feb. &c
SIR Fonnld g Munro -Ferguson the
Go"ernor-Gencral.i in opening the Co,n-
nonw"n!th Parliament, said that an
slitre he responsibilities OF the League
or NAT ohS was earnestly to be honed
Tor. mandate for the commonwealth
TO administer the territories captured
~ Austra'hs!au forces had been DELAYED
by reinforcement OF ratification OF the
treaty with Germany. he added, hut its
early issue WIS expected. and lag..la-
ton would he provided for adoption
OF the mandate.
The Governor General said that pro
auction ana "N.crpr.sc within thc COM
mon wealth vas vigorous. but that much
money w1a required TO meet oh!.sa.ions
A.iainG from The war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-01
GIFT TO AMERICAN HOSPITAL
Mrs. Robert Bacon Gives Endowmen,
In MemorN OF Former Anbas-
sndOr tn France,

PARIS, Feb. 2e.-Mrs. Robert Bacon,
wife Of the late Colonel Robert
bacon, at ono time American ambas-
sador to France. and IA former Sccrc
tary Of state has just placed in the
hands OF the trustees Of the American
tho request that it be devoted TO-
endow twenty four hods in free wards
of the new American hospital which
IS TO be built at Neuilly. This endow-
Bacon. who was president of the Amer
lean hospital
Mrs Bacon's gift brings the hos
pitars total yearly revenue from en-
ooWment to $4,000 francs, the amount
required to operate tho hospital.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-01
CONSERVATIVES AND "LEFTS"
ON EVE OF CLASH IN STAIN
Program OF ScrOr Onto E=pect,l To
Lead In 0prn Struggle ia
the CorteH.

MADRID. Feb. 29.-The speech that
senior I!ato is expected 10 lnai:e after
The program OF the conservative yrrurs
will probably he followed by Jecla -
tons the part of the leaders OF
the Socialists ana advanced ,.bcr.is.
explaining their policy for dcreipD-
mint If the country, according 10 lna,r
vicwpoi7t.\ This is expected - lead fn
an OPEN Struggle between tie Two
sroups forming the Right and Left in
the chamber.
1t is forecast that some questions
will arise N the Cortcs which rill
hiring the two opposing combina. Ions
into line for Il stiff fight and proNably
lead 10 dissolution of the Parliament
and general elections.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-01
JAPAN ADVANCES PART OF
S25.000,O0O LOAN TO CHINA
In View OF Chinese Accordance 1T Stip-
ulhtionA. is'nDd Empire VIII Con-
tribute Full hmount

TOKYO. Feb. 2o.-Viscount Uch.da,
cNrci@h ,Min sicr, announced 10 ,he
Cabinet Council that japan had adj
ranGcd 10 China through the Spec!,
tank, tive million yen. az n Z oi IN,
$.o."oo0oo loan agreed upon by con-
sortiunr Of four great powers. lncl,iI.
ing Japan.
y recent Pcking dispatch stated
Intl ~ view OF the approach or the
thlacse new year the est.tD isned ,aii-
urc "i other governments to reply TO
lhcir REPRESENTATIVES relative TO 4 cash
auEdnce u meet pressing obiig .tiur5,
tncc OF the s@o.e00o0o loan st!nuiI.
lions. japan Md s.snihcd her in,.n-
tion OF advancing the money iadepcad-