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The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-05-13

Japan is faced with a serious un-
employment situation and financial
crisis as a result of widespread stop
page of operations in the weaving in
dustries, according to news agency
dispatch from Toxic. Wholesalers
of cotton and silk are reducing their
prices so per cent.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-05-13

Michigan's thirty delegates to the
Republican national convention were
pledged by the state convention to
use every effort at their command 70
obtain the nomination of Senator
Hiram Johnson for President and to
stand by him as long as he shall have
a chance for the nomination.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-05-13

Gov. Coolidge of Massachusetts,
Thursday vetoed the us per cent
beer bill on the ground that its pas
sage would be Hypocrisy" He de-
clared that its passage would bring
the people no beer, and any attempt
to act on it would be treated as a
crime. He concluded by stating that
he is opposed to executive deception.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-05-13
To Issue Farm Loan Bonds.

Washington. May 8-A joint reso-
luton authorizing the secretary of
the treasury 10 issue farm loan bonds
up to 100 million dollars was report
ed today by the house banking COM
mittee, this action being necessary.
the resolution said, because of the
delay in the decision of the supreme
court regarding the constituti6nality
of the federal farm loan act.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-05-13

After five hours of deliberation, a
jury found Andrew Walker, christian
scientist, of Newark, N. J., guilty of
granddaughter in having Caused the
death of his daughter, Dorothy, for
whom he had failed to cali physi-
clan while she was dying of diph-
| liberia,
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-05-13

other wearer of blue denim, were
designing politicians attempting to
boost the price of cotton"
The slight rise in the price OF
overalls is offset by the fall in the
prices of clothing" he argued.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-05-13

"A Moscow wireless dispatch says
that the British Government had re-
moved the Sultan of Turkey to
Broussa, the ancient Turkish capital.
south of Constantinople, across the
Sea of Maramora, and about twenty
miles inland. Special quarters have
been taken, the message asserted.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-05-13

Two men and woman were ar
rested early Friday by Sheriff
Charles Saverude, of Des Moines, Ia,
who says he found three stills in OPP
Grafton and about 1900, gallons OF
corn being prepared for the stills.
The raid was made about five miles
southeast of the city. The prisoners
are Joe Tagon and Albert Gray and
wife,
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-05-13
GENERAL NOTES

Cliff w. Trice, Tulsa fireman, was
shot and instantly killed on the
streets of Ryan, Ok, early Thursday
by his father, Robert Trice, Deputy
Sheriff, who mistook his son for an
automobile thief.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-05-13

The theft of Sal. 800 in whisky
from . Jersey City warehouse Sat-
urday was discovered by the police.
The door had been broken open and
sixteen barrels and 3D6 cases of
liquor hsuied away. The liquor was
owned By . former wholesaler.
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Jan. 22-Feb. %.
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CHARTERS.

shares.
ARTICLE XI.-All stockholder,,
inss, Tor the election of Directors "a neet'
,rsi,, small De held after fifteen ss,es
written notice mailed 10 each stocthaIs
other stockholders meetings NAV Lo,aef.
when ordered by the Board on NJ ned
or when requested by at least ,,.tofs.
i've per cent of the OUTSTANDING neety.
an." Notiee OF all stockholders M.
ihgs, other than adjourned meetin,s Mset.
be IN the manner prescribed for saau
holders meetings for the electinn s.ock.
rectors, unless such notice is wsivsa a.
unanimous consent. @ by
ARTICLE Nll.-This charter ma.
amended, altered or changed, az n s!oe
meeting of the stockholders called spseial
purpose, notice OF which is TO h. sast
in accordance with the proyisions given
charter' by the vote Of two.third, =, mis
the capital stock. VI all
ARTICLE NIlI.-Whereas. the s,h.
tion of Paul Besnier to the can,,stcnp
Vi this corporation consists in nrosevek
transferred to this corporation FrelV
All the right title and Interest," ~ Swn:
ranI Besnier In his invention Know lo
Liquid mordant for use in dyaInm a.
rlcs, as shown by letters patsnt nab.
Dy the United States Patent OfifoAs ISSUED
bearing the Number l32O973 dstas and
ith OF November, 1919, as will ann. me
sara letters patent and the specifics,,ey
nro,is; annexed, In accordance with ~
y "a
Louisiana Legislature of 1914 thar "a Va the
annexed 10 these articles of incorno...aaow
ana 10 be read In connection tbs..sn,
an accurate detailed and itemized dasc,.ss.
uo1 oi said property, together win
statement of its value as approisaa TIA .
directors, the same as IL SET forth NE
In this charter. ior'n In full
ARTICLE XIY.-This corporst,on
De dissolved by the vote of two. th;,anm may
en m mS outstanding capital stock and unoe
.ohiPl!lng with the requirements ~ Psa
tion 2S OF Act 267 of the LouIsIan. 80
nature or 1914, and In the event ~ ~
ulsSolutlon. hquidatOrs shall he n. es
ana appointed with all the necessary nnsS
erS ana authority-all in the manner ana
as provided In said Legislative act. Aa
mus done and passed, on the dav a.,
date first above written. in the nrsss sna
or Messrs. William L. COnkerton ara -.
thur j.. Ryan, both competent witns.s.s
domiciled In this City, who signed 49,
presents together with the parties 49,
wbo,. sotSrs, AFTER a due reading Of Tie
thtlr respective names their subacrirt,asss
TO the capital stock of this cornarstsss
which shall constitute the original ~
scriptIon list of stock subscribed in IN,
Witnesses: VIM. F. Conkerton, Ar,n,,
J. Ryan. Hi'naf
Original Signed John 7. Gr..s.. a
shares; Louis Chateaux, 10 shares. J.h ~
W. Heeg, 10 shares: b. A. Moss, 10 shsrss.
Paul Besnier, 10 shares.
EDGAR NJ. Calm
Notary Public
!. the undersigned, Recorder Of Mar.
cages, in and for the Parish Of Oriss.s
state Of Louisiana, do hereby certify IN,
the above and foregoing act Of incorpsrs.
ton OF eraser Chemical Company. IN
was this day duly recorded I'm NV sf1..
In Book 1898. Folio -.
tsigned) EMILE ]. LEONARD, Dy. R.
a true copy Of the original.
(SeaD
EDGAR NJ. CAIN.
Jan. 22-Feb. %. ""e
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cHAHrEH OF The NEW ICE CON-

CHARrER OF THE NEW ICE COW.
PANY, INC.
United States Of America. State Of Louis
lana. Parish Of Orleans. Be it known.
tnas on this 18th day Of the month Of
thousand, nine hundred and twenty $500.
ana Of the Independence Of the Unite6
states Of America. the one hundred and
Iorty .feurth. ssfere me. watts X. Leverich,
9uaiifed n and for the Parish q Orleans.
STATE 81 Leuisiana, therein rosidine. ~
IN the preeence Of TIE witnesses S:rsin-
entef named ana undersigned. personaily
came ana APPEARED the several psrsons
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CHARTER OF FLORADEL KNITTIN,
MILLS. INCORPORATED.

MILLS, INCORPORATED.
United States Of America. State Of Louis
lana, Parish Of Orleans, City Of New Or
leans. Be 1t known. that on this 9th day
Of the month Of January, In the year OF
our Lord. one thousand. nine hundred
and twenty. before me, William J. Guste,
qualified, In and for the above Parish and
State. therein residing, and in the pres
ence Of the witnesses hereinafter named
and undersigned. personally came and ap-
peared the several parties whose names
are hereunto subscribed. who severally de-
clared that. availinR themselves Of the
laws Of the State Of Louisiana, in such
eases made and provided. and more par
ticulariy Of Act 267 Of the General As.
sembly Of the State Of Louisiana Of 1914.
formation Of corporations, they have
covenanted and agreed, and by these
presents do hereby covenant. agree and
bind themselves. as well as all other per-
with them. to form a corporation for the
objects and purposes under the articles
and stipulations following, which they
hereby adopt as their charter. to-wit: !.
ARTICLE 1.-The name and title Of
this corporation shall be Floradel Knitting
Mills, Incorporated: and under its cor
porate name, 1t shall have power and
authority to have and enjoy corporate
existence for period Of ninety nine years
from date hereof, unless sooner dissolved
by liquidation or otherwise. 1t shall have
power to contract; to sue and be sued !;
TO make end use q corporate seal and to
alter and break the same ut pleasure. To
hold, receive, lease, purchase, transfer. as
sign: MORTGAGE, hypothecate. pledge or
otherwise dispose Of. property real, per-
sonaI or mixed. corporal and incorpereal;
to issue bonds and, II desired, to secure
same by mortgage; to hold stock in other
c0mpanfess to name and elect Officers and
directors; to make and establish, alter and
amend. bylaws, rules, and regulations for
ns proper government. rs may be deemed
necessary and proper for the extension Of
the business In which the corporation IL
engaged. =
ARTICLE 1.-THE domicile Of this cor
noration shall be In the City Of New Or
leans. state OF Louisiana. and service OF
or. In his absence, upon a e-President'
ARTICLE 1II.-The objects ana puf.
poses for which this Cooperation In or
ganized and created and the nature Of the
business to he carried ON BY IL are de-.
To deal in, buy and sell. import and
export raw wool, cotton. silk or other
similar materials Of every Character ans
to Manufacture thercfrom. bay, sell. i'm
port. export and generally to deal in
cloth. lace. felt and textile fabrics Of every
Ing apparel or otherwise; to consfrnct
establish and conduct any mills, pjsnts
ana factories which may be necessary Tor
properly presenting such business ana
generally TO- do and perform an thinrs
pertinent and incident to the Carrying eat
purposes hereinabove menfioned.
ARTICLE Iv--The capital stock Il thfe
corporation n hereby Axod af the eun n
eaeety fhcueau4 (e0oo0oyOo) do1lar1. ana
shai! BE- divided Into ana repreeenfca ~
essht hundred (eo0 shares e csnnos
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1. the undersigned. Recorder Of Mort.
cages, In and for the Parish Of Orleans
state Of Louisiana. do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing Act Of Incorpora-
duly recorded In my office. in Beck 1913
Folio -.
New Orleans. La, January. 1921.
Original Signed)
EMILE J. LEONARD. Dy. R.
A true copy. (SeaD
WATTS K. LEvERICH.
49, Notary Public
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CHARTER or GRAssEE CHEMICAL

COMPANY. INC.
!. United States Of America, State Of Iouis-
lana, Parish Of Orleans. City Of New Or
leans: Pc II known. that ON this fiftesnth
o osy OF the month Of January. in the year
and Twenty, and Of the Independence 81
the United states Of America. the one hun-
9rea and forty third: before ne, Mar
~! nSsysr Cain. Notary Pubic, g ana Tor
duly eennissiened. swsrI and osaiifisd'
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Suf shall be paid In full mp to its .prin-
cipal or par value plus accrued ana IN
paid dividends. Il any. at the said rate OF
ovners OF the common stock In the event
Of any liquidation or dissolution or dis
Sribution Of the assets Of this corporation,
and shali not participate further In the
uftstribution Of the assets OF TINS corpora
ths common stock shall have all Of the
ting power ana shall be entitled to re-
I've ont Of the net profits Of this cor.
Doration such divtdends a. the boara OF
Directors may declare from time 70 time,
except that no dividend can be declared
On he common stock until all accrued
dividends on the preferred stock have been
declared, and no dividend can be paid on
the common stock until all accrued divi-
Sss On q, the .rs = s0se ssss
6issolution or distribution Of the assets
AZ this corporation, the common stock
shall share In the sssets Of the corpora
tien. share and share alike. after the pre-,
fprred stock shall have been paid In fan
a. e it principal or par vsiue. pins
sccrued and unpaid dividends. X any. ut
the rate Of seven per cent Q9o) per An
mum.
Article VAN II the corporate pow
ere e shis corporation shall Be- vested n
49, ss sssre sses WON s'i sss hsd il
eWn name e least ten fl0) shares Of the
sfcck q fhls corporation. Said board of
directors shah be elected Annually On
ths ,ssssa Ts.ssy = snss.s g dss
sksuld {all on legal holiday. and in that
~xenf a. the next succeeding day which
= net { legal holiday. All such elections
shaIi BE By ballot 1t the e6!ce q this cor
peratien sader The supervisisn q n sss
Sssrd 4 Directors. ana Is the absence q
~ conmissloner the president shan have
~ psWer T. an the place by sppelntne1S
Df an such elect1e1a e Vel - q ~
,SrssSs e iic1idsfioa e disselltisa o ~
'fSsrWiss ro9liFed ~ law. 1ftsen oeys
49, ela1l y e1vsn ~ nailn4 = &C. -
feekAeloes VIE eDpeers e saen 9 -
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NOTICE or SALE OF PLEDGED
 PROPERTY.

WHEREAS, the undersigned, Alex. Strachan, received from ". F. Chenoweth, on May 12, 1919, Ger tifcate No. II for IT ,6OO shares of the Common Ga pital Stock of the Arizona Gas x Electric Com pany, corporation, as security for the repayment to the said Alex. Stra- chan of the sum of Twenty-Five Hundred Dollars ($250OOO) ad- vanced and loaned by said Alex. Strachan, on said date, to said w. F. Chenoweth, and a security for the repayment to said Alex. Stra- chan by the said w. F. Chenoweth of further sums of money advauc- ed and loaned by said Alex. Stra- chan to said w. F. Chenoweth subsequent to said May 12, 1919, amounting to Six Thousand Nine Hundred Dollars ($69OO.OO), the total aggregate of moneys so ad- vanced and loaned to the said w. F. Chenoweta by the said Alex. Strachan being Nine Thousand Four Hundred Dollars ($94OO OO); and
 WHEREAS, the said w. F. Cheno- weth has failed and refused to pay the said Alex. Strachan the said sum of Nine Thousand Four Hun dred Dollars ($94OO.OO), or any part thereof, and the same is now due, owing and unpaid from the said w. F. Chenoweth to the said Alex. Strachan,
 Now, THEREFORE, the said Alex. Strachan does hereby give notice of his intention to sell the said 17,6OO shares Of the Common Cap ital Stock of the sad Arizona Gas & Electric Company, a corpora ton, or so much thereof as may be necessary, at public auction, to the highest bidder, in front of the county court house of Santa Cruz County, Arizona, at Nogales, Ari zona. on Saturday, May 1, 1920, at 10 o'clock a m and intends to make applica of the proceeds from the sale of the said stock 10 the satisfaction of the said indebt edness, interest and of all costs of i making the sale.~
 This notice is given in com | pliance with the Provisions Of 4143, Revised Statutes of Arizona, 1913,
 Dated at Nogales, Arizona, this 9th day of April, 1920.
 | ALEX. STRACHAN.
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MRS. MARSH A CANDIDATE.

esterday (Tuesday) evening a number of prominent and we'll known democrats of NogaleS, called upon Hon. Tbeodora $. Marsh, former State Represent ative from Santa Cruz county, and added their weight to the pressure already upon the lady to stand for the democratic no imitation for State Senator, and she consented to make the race so, escorted by the gentlemen mentioned Mrs Marsh came to The Oasis office and authorized publication of her announce ment, which is given place else where, says Wednesday morn ing'S Oasls.
 It will be recalled readily that Mrs. Marsh has been a. leader in Santa Cruz county through many years, has made her mark as @ successful business woman, and in the election of 1916 she was elected State Represen tative by a large majority. serving with marked ability in the legislature then elected The Democratic Party has further recognized her worth and ability by making her an alternate delegate to the Ma tioaal Democratic convention which will nominate the next President of the United States at San Francisco in June.
 Nomination and election of Mrs. Marsh would give Santa Cruz county iu the State Senate the same high class, efficient and effective tation that was given in the House of Repre- sentatives when she was a mem- Der of that body. In the present campaign she will have the earnest backing and support of a large following of earnest, pro- gressive Democrats; and the support of all the women in the county. Her friends assert she is entitled to the latter for the service she performed in the battle in Arizona for the cause of equal suffrage.
The border vidette., 1920-04-10
BURIAL OF Fl. J. TEMPLE.

Last Monday afternoon large copcourse of people gathered at St. Andrews Episcopal church, in this city, to pay their last sad tribute of respect to the memory of the late H. J. Temple, for many years general superinten dent of the Southern Pacific of Mexico, who suddenly died last week at Empalme, Sonora.
 From the Marsh mortuary cha pei to the church and from the church to the grave in Ma sonic cemetery, the hearse con tainiug the casket, was escorted by Nogales Lodge F. A. & NJ, of which noble order deceased was a mem Der during his life.
 At the church the impressive ceremony of the St. Andrews Episcopal church was conducted by Rev. A LeGingwell, with ap propriate music by the choir.
 At the grave the beautiful and impress ritualistic services of the Masonic fraternity were ex empl. fled, Worshipful Master H. Gordon G4Ore, leading. The same choir as at the church, rendered the music at the grave.
 The floral offerings were pro fuse and very beautiful, among them being those from officials of the Southern Pacific of Mex ico, the employees of the s. P. de NJ, Arizona Eastern Rail way, President Epes Randolph of the s. P. de M; The First National Bank of Nogales, and many Of the dead railway off cial's friends and admirers.
 Hundreds of sincere friends and acquain tances of Joe Tem- pie, who was universally liked and respected, followed the re mains to their last resting place.
 Joe Temple was man among men; his life was worth the living He will be missed not only by his heartbroken family, but by all who knew and loved him.
 To the bereaved family we ex- tend our sincerest sympathy.
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Two prominent members of

Two prominent members of the Border Excursion here yes terday from Phoenix, were Messrs. Aaron Goldberg and Leo Goldman, pioneer merchants of the capital city, where for more than forty years they have successfully engaged in business. This was their first visit to No gales, tho many years ago MT. Goldberg conducted general mercantile store at Harshrw. The were greatly pleased with their first visit to Nogales, and promised to return to this beau tifuI oasis on the desert. While here Messrs. Goldberg and Gold man met Judge Frank J. Duffy, Phil Herold, Emory D. Miller, and other old time Phoenix friends of nearly thirty years ago. Needless to say the meet ing was pleasant.
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR STATE TREASURER

I hereby announce my candi dacy for State Treasurer, subject to the endorsement of the Demo- cratic voters at the ensuing primary election.
 I am now serving my second term as Treasurer of Maricopa county, upon my record in that office, I appeal for support.
 SAM F. WEBB.
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FOR SUPERVISOR

I hereby announce my candi dacy for Supervisor of Santa Cruz County. Arizona. subject to the action of the Democratic party in the primary election to be held in September.
 OSCAR F. ASHBURN. Patagonia, March 30. 1920.
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SONORA DEFIEs cARRANzA.
State Will Resist Invasion Of Federal
 Troops.

Governor de la Huerta of So nora, the State Congress and other prominent citizens of our sister state, have sent protests to President Carranza, against the proposed sending of federal troops to Sonora from Sinaloa and Chihuahua. under command of General Dieguez.
 The legislature of the State of Sonora, now in session at Her. mosillo, last Wednesday sent a formal telegram to the Carranza government at Mexico City.
 The following is translation of the protest sent:
 To Don Venustiano Carrauza,
 Federal District, Mexico City.
 A telegram from General Die guez, dated Guadalajara April 3rd, and addressed to all the majors in this state has been officially received. and by it your executive has ordered the mo- Utilization of large numbers of troops assigned to the state of Sonora. and announcing the ap pointing of said General Dieguez as chief of the military opera tions. You affirm that said mo- Utilization is brought on by the necessities of the campaign or special circumstances which in the judgment of your govern meut make it necessary.
 It is the public opinion through out the entire state of Sonora that such military necessity does not exist, because today more than ever the state is enjoying complete peace and tranquility. AS to the special instances which you mention, ans wersd by tele- gram which the governor of the state addressed to you on the 4th inst, it appears uncontrO verbally that said circumstance cannot be other than a deliber- ate attempt in the official sphere , of the nation to over ride with impunity and bloody mockery the popular vote of the people of our sovereign state, with the motive of controverting the com ing election for the president of our republic.
 In virtue of these considera- tions, and according to the spe- cial circumstances of the case; the Congress of the state in to- days session has decided by an unanimous vote to inform you emph ltically that the people ot Sonora find in the Sald mobiliza- tion. you will be the only one responsible for the conseQuen' ces; as we. the Sonorans. are determined to meet our duty as we see it with dignity.
 We protest to you the security of our distinguished considera- tion. Constitution and Reforms
 Signed in the legislative halls of the free and sovereign state of Sonora.
 Signed: Gilberto Valenzuela, president; Luis F. Chavez, vice president; J. c. Bustamante
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Mir. James Donavan, who re- clerk, departed Thursday for Texas, where he will visit his father, who is Q wealthy, pio- neer citizen Of the Lone Star State.
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I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Santa Cruz County, Arizona, subject to the action of the De mocratic Party in the Primaries to be held in Septem Der, 1920.
 THOMAS D. CUMMING. Nogales, Ariz., March Is. 1920.
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FOR SHERIFF

I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of sheriff of Santa Cruz County, Arizona, subject to the action of the De mocratic party in the primaries to be held in Septem Der, 1920.
 JOHN BOWMAN,
 Nogales, Ariz., Jan. r, 1920.
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STATE OF ARIZONA,I.

l hereby certify that tho within instrument filed and recorded a the request of James D. Barry. March 2I, A. D 1920, at leo D. u., book Art. of Inc, pages 36S
 Witness my hand anu official seal the day and
 Seal. ARGUS REDDOGH, 1 St. County Recorder.
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STATE OF AkIZ )NA,L.,

STATE UF ARTL JNA, rs County of PiIIs, The foregoing Instrument was acknowledged before me this 20th day of March, A. D., 1920. by T. A. Han1an and S. A. Shappell. each of whom is personally Known to me. NotariaI Seal. JAMES D. BARRY.
 Notary Public. My commission expires August 12, 1928.
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Filed in the office of the Arizona Corporation Commission this P day of March, A. D., I92b. at l0:00 at request of James D. Barry, whose post office add ress is Tucson. ArIzonn. ArI2one Corporation Commission,
 By AMOS A. BETrS, Chairman.
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secretary; E. Corella. Nj. Leoni- cio, J. Ortiz, Ignacio G. Soto, Felizardo Frias, Alejo Bay.