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FACES RECALL
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Jutllio Gnllowny Holds That the Re
call Amendment Is Sclf-Exccutlnn
mill That Petition Aunlnst District
Attorney Is Valid
Official Chnrnrd With Uslnn Office
in Furtherance of His Own Ends
nnil Failed to Enforce Laws
KAI.I3.M, Ore, Kept. .- Tlml lln
nclhities of llio week in (.Inventor
WcHt'g irtiMititt against vice arc likely
In center around I In1 li(iior inteie-d
VWIM llllllllfcrtlcil tllllliy wllt'll tlllf gOV
crimr, before leaving hero fur Purl
land wilt ii tcipicst l County Judge
Hilhhc.v lit lewiko llii' license of ii
nullum oiKTiilinu i irn r N'owherg mi
tin' gnmml it l a public iiiusiiuco.
(Invrruor West received nnsurnnce
finm District Attorney Hrown of
Douglas County Hint ni'tliin would .e
begun immediately to revoke tho
ilnirir of tlm Rnsehurg blew cry ami
fri' company, willed the chief oxcoul
lvi allege uliips liiii(ir into dry
territory.
HALE.M, Ore, Sept. .1 George
Cameron, district attorney of Mult
iHiiuuli county, aniens ho can delay
liy appealing lii) supremo court,
iniiMt fni'o recall proceedings, for
Judge Onllowoy In u ilcclnloit rend
ered thin morning IioIiIn that tlm re
call amendment to ttiit roiiitllliitloii
In ho If executing mill that tho recall
petition (Hod asking for tliu recall
of Cameron In valid.
Tlio petition wnn flkul with Dim
itccrelary, , of Main a iiumbur of
month ago ami contained nearly
1000 tinmen. Cameron Immediately
began proceeding to restrain tlio
necrctnry of state trout railing tut
election.
Cameron contended that the ro
call amendment to tlio couvlltulloo
wnn not solf-cxecutlng, but Judge
(allow ay hold ugnlnst, and nlso n
number of minor contentloiiH rained.
Cameron In chnrKod In tlio poll
tlon with using the offlco In further
auco of litft own ends and with al
lowing othom to no hko It. It U
alleged that ho allowed a detective
agency to us It a It pleased and that
no railed to ouforro tlio law-H ngulunt
thi iialoon, and In fact protected
them.
HOSRHURO, On., Kvpt. n.(luv
cmor Wt'Ht Iiiih opciiod war on the
lnmvory iptuumtH at RoM'liur cliiir;;
iui that tlio hrowrry iu that oily in
iiiuuul'uetul'iui; Ikkm' liiHtead of "near
limr." Itn Iiiih hout mi outor to the
(lixtiict atlornuy of DoiiIuh count v,
diu'DlIm; him to forfeit I In Hiowlnj;
I'onipniiy'H chnrlcr iim n eorporallon
from tlm Hlale.
Tlio Htii whh tnkou by tlm ovoi.
nor iu (MiuniHitinii with tlio opuuiiiK
of hiH iHiiiimin liKiiiiint "lillnd pi'rt''
iiiut illoK"! liiiuoi hi'llofrf. Thn o or
itur hu,vh lie Iiiih avidenee Unit tlm
hiowoiy whii'h opeialcrt in "dry"
tiiri!tory,k Iiiih Ihhhi iimniil'iuiliiiiiiK
Jxmi' iiiHlmul of "ii(ir"lKMir.
Tlio nation of (ho uovuruor followH
I ho vuturii of indmtnu'iilH acmthiiiK
Ohoiu' Kllukc, piirpoitcil iuiiiiiikoi' of
tlm lirowory, uinl JoHoph Ileidoiiriok,
(lellvorvinuii, with violittiiit; tlm local
option Iiiwh, A i'ow days following
thlH procicdiiiK otlitir iiidiolinonlH
woto letuiuiul by tlio unmrt jury
eliiUKiujr thn ilinuiloiH of I ho iiiNtitu
tlon with it Hhiiilnr offonoo. Of tliu
(liieotofH immod ill tlm iinliclnuMitrt
woro Cliuul Canon, Dr. A. C, Rooloy,
l' (I. aliiiolll niul Ityinun WollonhoiK,
of KuHubiu'ft mid Mr. Sykt'H of Drain.
A thh'il iiidiidnumt ('hm'KCil tlio
HoBuhiirtf HiowIiik & li'o ooniimny, n
enrpornttuu, will) t(i) unlawful walo
of illtoxtnutinu; ll(ioi'H.
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Ohio inliiQH moro cnnl ly inuohln
ory, In proportion to Its production,
than nny othoi atnto ami Kentucky
rmiltH a oloao uccoiul,
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WEST OPENS WAR
AT 1 ON
BREWING COMPANY
CALIFORNIA MAN IS
TENNIS CHAMPION
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MAURI
Maurice K MeUmuhl ii, of Kan 1'rnii
cluco, l the iOiiiik'ter who ilefetile
Wallacu C, Join iii after a l.rllllnii
itriiK'uleiiiid I Ihe holder of the nation n
law ii lennln iluiiiipliiiitlilp Ihe tin
tenlM were playid at .Newpurt ami lh
Cillfurulun n'u u xIioiik fatorltu with
ll'e iiiiw'il a lili ptut M.'rfiirumiiL,e
made him look IMe (he loulial wlmiei
M-itbout an) ipieitlou
AT
Livr.iii'onu s'pt. :t iriiinieii
Jy llitriet AUoniry Wliltniiiii of
New ork iih the most iiupnrlaut l
tliu eye witiH"hei to tlio tdnyiuj; of
(Iniuldur llennan UoKentlial, ThomnH
Coiik, forumr uicht clerk nt the
Klk' t'luli iu N'mv York, wiik taken to
police hi'iittqunrlcr by deteclives up
on bin arrival hero today on thn
Htcamer I.UHilnuia.
Whitman Iiiih admitted that if
Coupe could not ho r.woru as a wit
ness the staler) vnt-u would be weak
ened, as bo in the only man who Iiiih
identified pielurcHv of tint noeuHed
iniiiiluieiH iih the men ho hiiw do tlio
Hbootiu.
Coupe was not arrested, and wnub
not have boon taken to head(iwulers
heio if bo had inrfUtcd njjniiiHt htieh
notion. Tlio polieo, bowoor, udvihcd
him to return to N'ow York and testi
fy in tlio rnc, and Conpo Keoins dis
IMiHi'd to act on thi advice.
When ipicstioiied, Coupe htated
that bo loll Now Yoik on tbo mhico
of his futbor, who warned him that
the uotoiietv hu had nieoivoil fioin
Iiih connection with tlio minder eao
would probably make it impnsHihlo to
secure another position, unit that ho
eame to Mnyland iu hcnroh of woik.
Conpo utso asHoitoit that ho hiul
loeo'tved letlurn of a throatoninu nn
tuie, but lel'uscd to divulge tbo idont
ty of tbo Kciulers. His father, lio wait),
feared (hat fiiouds of tbo Hiispeelod
muidororri would nttempt to injtiio
him and this also figured, bo bttid,
iu bin flight from Now York.
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FISHERMEN LOST FOR 36 HOURS IN STORM
' THAT RAGED SATURDAY AT CRATER LAKE
Much exolloinont wna caitRod at)
Orator Lake Krtday and Saturday by
tho dlHapponrauco In n utorm of two
vlallorn whllo flshtug In a sklft anil
tho uubRuqtiant dlHnpponranco of tholr
two reBuuura. Friday aftornoon a
Mr, fltowart, ml oldorly ronldont of
Klamath Falls, aceompaulod by Dr.
llorg, a young phylclan of tho muno
city, woro flahlut; off WIzzard Ialaud
when a doimo fo Ruttlod ovor tho
lako, aceompaulod by Btrong wind,
Tho fog Boon changed to ruin. Tlio
uugloi'fl lout tholr hearings and tho
wind drovo thorn aci'OBS tho lako. Tho
lako hucomo.too rough for tholr skiff
and they offootod a landing noar tho
Wluo kIiibu." Uy this tlino it; wna
night, Tho boat wiih dmwn anboro,
mid turnoil ovor us a Bholtor from
thn ralu, a flro built mid tho fish
tukon coolcod.
Katiy Saturday mornlug A. L.
ParHbumt, tnaniiKor of tho Crntor
Lake GQinpany and tho compnny ou
Klnoor loft on tbo motor boat to
find tho lout fUhoriuon. Tho atom
HEAVY VOTING
IN PRIMARIES
VERMONTTODAY
Relative Strcnijtli of Republican and
Piojjrcsslve Parlies Vlll Be Shown
In ResultBull Mooscis ami Demo
crats In Combine
Roosevelt Supporters Ccnfltlcnl That
the Election of Tnft Adherent is
Blocked by Combination
WOODBTOCK, VI.. Kepi. a.Flrt
returiiH from tlm Hlatn election glvn
tlio repulillcaii leKlnlntlvo candidate
338 voten; tlio pronrefHhe 131, and
tlio domorrntA 4. TIioho rottirns
coiiHtlttlto thn vote III WooilNtock.
MONTPmiCIt, Vt.. Hpt. 31.
Tin) relatlvo ntroUKth of the repuh-
llcnn and proKrcHHlvu mrtlen In Vor
mont Ih under tho "acid" tent today
In tho first utato election hold slnco
tliu birth of tho now parly headed by
Colonel Theodoro Hoonovult of Now
York nnd (iinernor lllnnn Johnson of
California.
Tho onrly xitliiK wbh tho heaviest
In tbH blntory of tho mate. At noon
It wan eHt limited that 75,000 voter
A 111 decide between tlio flvo candl
d.ttcH In tho race for governor. Am
Colonel liooHevult, JikIko Hen Mud
noy of Dunvor nnd former Senator
Mbort J. DtivnrldKO or Indiana thnr
oui'hly canvaHned tho atato for tho
piorcniilvo nomlniv), tho outcome of
tho voting Is awaited with kooti In
tercut. Chairman Williams of tho repub
lican ntnto commltteo clalnm a clear
majority for tbo republican uomlnoo,
but 1J,V. (JlbBon, iirogrwifdvo enm
imlgn manager, dlsputea this claim.
Ho mnlntalns that tho combined pro
f rsclvo and democratic vote will
prevent tbo republican nominee from
securing tho majority ticcefxuiry for
election. Tho progressives admit
that Vermont la normally republican
and 'vhllp they do not predict vic
tory for tho progressive nominee,
tl'oy assort that tho democratic and
progiosnlvo xoto will bo sufficient to
Olock the election of tho Taft repub
lican. PORTLAND. Oio., Sept. :i. Ci-ops
iu tho Pneifio Noilhwcst tmlav mi'
Horionwly damaged by tbo lieavy ruins
fallug almost eoutiuuotisly for many
hours. Kstiuiateh are that tbo bop
orop of Western Oregon i damaged
15 per rent. Tho wheat eiop in
sovornl hootioiih of Oregon and
Washington in diuniiged from 10 to
lo por eont.
Tho oat and bailey erops generally
nro bndly hurt,
Tho prima orop in Western Oropin
is repotted iu bud condition.
Conditinnn upniKnitly nio little
better in ICastern Oregon and Idaho.
had Increased In fury nnd no skiff
could havo kept afloat on tho lako.
In making tho clrclo of tho shoro,
tho lout woro found, and tho motor
boat beached with difficulty. So
high woro tho broahorfl, that It was
ImposBlblo to relaunch tho vessel un
til tho storm attbaldod curly Sunday
morning wnou mo outiro party re
turned, worn out by futlguo and ox-
poBitro.
Tho dlBappouraiico of tho mon
cntiBOd groat upxloty uiuoiik tholr
frlomlB mid relatives, Hugo liou
fltca woro kept going all night nlong
tbo rim of tho lako and at tho fool
or tho trull, hut tho clouds prevented
any Hlgnuln being soon. Hot coffee
and provisions woro kopt in roadl
iiohb for tbo lost, Bhould they return,
whllo Superintendent Arant prepared
two Boarcblng pnrtloB to go overland
a round tho lako, undor tbo supposi
tion that tbo mon, unublo to roturn
by vntor, bad cllmbod tho Orators
rim to roturn ovotiaml, and become
lost.
R A ) N
DAMAGES
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COPS
CUMMINS FOR
ROOSEVELT, NOT
Iowa Senator Says He Prefers Teddy
to Taft as Latter Has Net Madt
Good, and His, Nomination Waj
Fraudulently Secured
Protests New Parly
From Platform but
For State Ticket
and Dlssenli
Bolts Taft
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l)i: MOINi:SIowa, Sopt. L'.I'rc-
ferrliiK TheodoroltooBevnlt for prenl-
dent over William II
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Taft. Senator
Albert 11. Cummins of
lowu an-
IPS
uoiinred today thai ulthoiiKh hu was
not iu sympathy rwlth tho new pro
greKshe party muHllssentH from sonic
of tho doctrlnoR In IU platform ho
would vote for Colonel Ilooeclt be
cause 'the Taft administration had
not mado good."
Cummins ulno 'announced his op
position to tbo nomination of a third
tlckvt In Iowa, wlijch Is expected to
bo put In tho Hold when the progren
hIvm statu convention tneetx bcro to
morrow, ItooKeveft Is Jo address the
delegates and la expected to urge the
nomination of a third state ticket
Cummins Announcement
In announcing Ids determination
to vote for Uoosevelt, Cummins said:
"It must be understood that I do
so protesting against the organlza
tin of a now party jlut dissenting
from Dunn) of the 4 doctrines con
tained iu tho platform. Hut the
republicans of thin country arc op
posed to President; jhft because his
administration hajnot,. donot the
things which thV-peoplo boflero
should havo been done "
Open charges that tho republican
national committee "stole" delegates
from Arizona, California, Washing
ton and Texas for President Taft
was also voiced by the Iowa senat6r.
"Tho delegates seated from theso
states," Ciimmjns, continued, "had
absolutely no title to their scats. If
tho convention had changed tho old
system of nominating In obedience to
tho popular demand, leaders of tho
now movement might havo had pat
ience and waited, but, as though
wanting to furnish every reason for
a revolt, they attempted to fasten
tho old system more firmly upon us.
if this were nil, we would bo amply
Justified In overthrowing tho system
and refusing to accept tho nominee
of tho convention, but this is not
all."
Abolish (ho Ssteiu
Cummins asserted that tho only
way to make sure that tho 8)stom
omployed In Chicago would bo
abolished was to make It plain that
tho candidate, tho product of such a
system, cannot bo elected.
"Uecauso I cannot support Presi
dent Tart," declared Cummins, "it
docs not necessarily follow that I nm
not n republican. I consider that I
am a bettor republican than ovor,
for it is clear to mo that tho exis
tence of tho party depends upon a
quick mid emphatic condemnation of
tho wrongs I havo mentioned. The
reason the republicans nro so largoly
against President Tnft Is that thoy
profoundly bollovo that ho Is not
progressive and does not bollovo, iu
tho proper sense, that tho pooplo
should rule. Tho fact that this Is
tho nttltudo of tho vast majority
proves to mo that n now party Is
not a necessity, but untimely mid uu
forunnto. I fear It will retard rath
er than haston tho necessary rofornis.
Appeals 1 0 iiepuoiicaiiH
"I shall vote for Hoosovolt bo-
causo I bollovo ho desires to promoto
common welfare. It does not Indi
cate-, howevor, that I look upon tho
now party as a wlso nnd ondurtng
movomont.
"My chief concern Iu tho present
rnnipnlgn will bo that tho republican
party In Iowa olect tho candidates
nominated In tho Jutio primaries.
Theso candidates woro honestly
nominated, mid I appeal to all re
publicans to support thorn."
LIST OF CONTRIBUTIONS
TO BE MADE PUBLIC
NKW YOKK, Sent, a, Chairman
Chiules I), I lilies of tbo republican
national connnitteo, announced today
that, ho would mnko n- publio a coni
ploto list of tho contributions to tlio
republican oniupnijjii oh October 15,
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Colonel Henry A. Greene. coiutaandlUK the Tenth Cnlted States Infantry,
now on the Pan-American Canal .ouc. b uu.tfing himself In readiness to pro
ceed to Nicaragua to protect Americana there Iu the eieut of continued out
rage now rejiorted in that country.
W GUILTY IS
PLEA MED BY
nOSTON. Sept. 3.- William
Wood, mllllonalro prosldcnt of
American Woolen Company,
M.
the
who
from his Hostoii' fflce is said to have
directed tho fight against tho I;.1W-
renco textile operatives, pleaded not
guilty today to a grand Jury indict
ment which charged him with im
plication Iu a conspiracy to "plant"
dynamite. .Tlio indictment con
tained . six counts. Wood pleaded
not guilty to each. Uall in $5,000,
which he furnished at tho time of his
arrest, was continued by tho court.
Tho date of the trial was not set.
At tho time of his nrrest, AVood
stamped tho charges against him as
"absurd and ridiculous," but Pelle
tlor followed up this statement with
tho prediction that ho would "not
only convict Wood, but several other
millionaires as well.
Previous doubt as to tho Identity
of tho third man indicted with Wood
was dispelled today when Frederick
Attcnux, president of n company fur
nishing tho La wren co mills with sup
plies and accessories, appeared and
pleaded not guilty He nlso "was re
leased on $5,000 ball.
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MILWAUKEE!, Wis., Sopt. 3.
With Ciovernor McGovern uuonpoted
for re-noKiluntlon In tho republican
camp, chief Interest in tlo primaries
today Is In tho fight between J. C.
Kurel and A. J. Schmidt for tho demo
cratic gubernatorial nomination. Tho
socialists mid prohibitionists mq also
nominating candidates.
MILLIONAIRE WOOD
NO TURKEY TROT OR ANGLE-WORM WIGGLE
FOR THE STURDY RANCHERS OF UPPER ROGUE
No turkey trot, no angleworm
wiggle, no Te.ns Tommy, no bunny
hug, in brief none of your fancy,
painful in their vulgar suggestivo
uOss, ragtiino dances for tlio sturdy
fanners of tbo upper Hoguo livor
country. Such was tho ultimatum
dolivoiod to the belles and beaux of
ModfoiiVs youngor society bet nt n
lecent house party attended by a
seoie or two of tlio village, elite.
The gatheiing wns a mi.ed nffo'ir
at first, nnd rmtohois and country
lasses mingled" hinnioniously with
tbo towns people in Viiginia reels,
lances and old fashioned round
dances, Then eitnio tbo turkey trot
mid other up-to-date toipslehoieaii
contm lions unknown to our puiifmi
ancestors. Tho country folk iluiw
aside nnil lined tho walls uf. tbo diineo
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BOURSE
! ON CANAL BILL
STILL UNDECIDED
LONDON, Sept. n.Coiiniclinj;
xtatements from Qie t'nreign office
etmeeniin Hie' miion Great Hrilain
intends inking iu tbo Panama five
toils' nuofitioi! was-1 he jjcncraP topic
of discussion in diplomatic circles
here today.
It was announced '-.ferday tbt
Knglmid'.s demand for arbitration of
tbo elausc nrovidinjr free tolls for
American vessels engaged in Mte
coastwise traffic wns on it way ?o
the state department nt Washington.
Today it was denied tiint n fonnul
prote-t iind been sent.
As Kugbinil believes thnt Ihe free
tolls e)nuo is nn ocn violation of
the Hnv- Pauneeforto treaty, a
majority of the diplomats here regard
tbo former statement as correct, the
theory beinr thnt the foreign offie
does not want the facts made known
until the demands nre fonnnlly pre
sented. Tbo exnet status of the case,
howoter, is known only to a few
officials, nnd they refuse to go into
details. It i generally believed that
it has been decided to fake tbo free
tolls clause to tbo Hague tribunal
for final settlement.
NEW YORK. Sept. 3. Concerning
the announcement mado by Congress
man Uurleson of Texas that Gover
nor Wilson would make n long cam
paign tour, tho democratic presiden
tial nominee said teday:
"Thnt is what thoy would like mo
to do, hut as yet I am not deter
mined. I don't Intend to mnko any
tours, and shall only tako occasional
trips iu tho intoiest of my campaign.
bnll, looking on its if at a vnudovillo
performance.
After n few Munitions first intro
ducetl by tbo Apaches of tho slums,
tho swelling indignation of tbo far
mers found winds, Declining that
thoy could not pounit their families
to witness such exhibitions, they de
manded tho cukes, that they bad
brought for lofioshnients, baolc, mid
loft tbo city dancers alone iu their
ragtime glory. ,
A few weeks boforo, nt a publio
danco nt Trail, two sooiety belles
who hail attempted to give mi exhi
bition of tbo turkey-trot woio ordered
off tho floor by tho manngor, who
doclaietl such exhibitions unmoral
This time, however, tho rnggors yveio
iu tho majority and kepi it up until
tliu veo sum' hours.
COURT ORDERS
PLEA ENTERED
Justice Goff Overrules All Motions
for Delay and Sets Trial of Police
Lieutenant for September 12 With
"Not Guilty" Plea After His ffame
No Immunity for Men Who Have
Turned State's Evidence, Rules
Goff, Who Reverses Preee&rrt
NEW YORK. Sept. .tFeremp
torlly denying all motlona of counsel
for the defense, Justice Goff twre
today ordered a plea of not guilty en
tered In behalf of Police Lieutenant
Charles Decker, charged with tho
murder of Gambler Herman Rosen
thal, and set September 12 as tho
dato for tho trial to begin.
Justice Goff, who was appointed by
Governor Dix to investigate for the
state tho Rosenthal murder anw tho
charges of graft and corruption which
is alleged to permeate tho entire po
lice department, indicated by his
Btand today that he is to rule with
an iron hand during the investiga
tion. Repeated attempts by 'coun
sel for Decker to securo delay on
technical and other grounds were
abruptly over-ruled by tho court.
When tho attorneys persisted' Jus
tlco Goff ordered the clerk to enter
a plea of not guilty, and directed that
tho prisoner be returned to tho
Tombs.
Xo ImmHiitty Promised
Attorneys for tbe mien in the
case! who havo turned state evi
dence including- Sam Schepps, Harry
Vallon and Jack Rose, were hit bard
today when Justice Goff served" not
Ico on District Attorney Whitman
that the rule where heretofore)
granted immunity to participants in
a crime when they turned state's, evi
dence would not apply In tho Rosen
thal probe. Justice Goff believes
that tho corruption which has con
taminated certain city departments,
has reached the fountalnhead and ho
hopes to securo conviction from In
dependent outside sourcae, so that in
dictment and punishment for all tho
guilty persons shall bo made certain.
Sheep From Goats
Justice Goff, after examining Dis
trict Attorney Whitman's list of of
ficial witnesses, was dissatisfied and
ordered certain police officials elimi
nated. He asserted that unless it
was shown that these men have clean
skirts they shall not be called. In
accordance with this mandate, Whit
man ordered his chief assistant.
Frank Moss, to examine carefully all
avallablo evidence and to separate
tho sheep from tho goats.
Among the first witnesses to bo
called, R was learned todoy, will la
Mayor Gaynor and Police Commis
sioner Waldo.
WEST BLAMES
OFEICETJS ONLY
FOR DISOBEDIENCE
SALEM, Ore., Sept. 3.Aftor
looking Into tho ovldonco abduced
from tho offlcors and men of tho
Second Dattnlion, Third Roglment,
National Guard, who were accused
of disobedience of marching orders,
Governor West today announced that
he had recommended to the gonoral
staff that tho order mado disband
ing tho battalion bo modified bo as
to apply only to tho officers which
number 13 Iu all.
His statomont on tho subject was
aa follows;
"Dollovlng that tho officers of tbo
second battalion woro the ones di
rectly reaponslhlo for Its failure to
promptly oboy certain orders of the
regimental commander during the re-,
cent maneuvers near (late City,
Wash,, It is recommended that the
ordor of tho general staff discharg
ing from the service pertain officers
and enlisted men be modified bo us
to apply only to such officers."
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