1909-06-30 — Page 5

Telegrams.

*** HONGKONG TELEGRAPH".

SERVICE,

GANTON "VICEROYALTY.

CHANG JEN-CHUN'S TRANSFER,

(From Our Own Correspondent:]

Shameen, 30th June,

3.25 p.m.

THE HONGKONG""""":

HONGKONG GARRISON TEAM,

ENTERTAINED IN JAPANS

A smoking concert in honone of the Hong kong Garrison Team was given at the Gaiety, Yokohama, on Saturday evening, and was, ac cording to old-timers, one of the beat attended and most successful entertairments of the kind over provided. The programme bad bago ar- ranged by Mr. G. G. Brady, who, besides acting as stage manager, contributed two of the most applauded numbers. He made the hit of the evening when he appeared as a realistic R’shop, in response to insistent recalls, and sang a Yuna Shu-shua has been appointed Vice topical song "The Good Time Coming," of roy at Canton in succession to H. E. Chang which we append the following stanzas: Jea-chun transferred to the Liang Kiangle this peaceful little hamlet we may find some

uce H.E. Tuan Fang.

PRINCE CHEN.

ARRIVAL IN JAPAN.

[By courty of the " Shoung Po"]

Nagasaki, 29th Janc.. Prince Chen arrived at. Nagasaki on the alth inst, and was accorded a hearty recep tion by the Japanione

Prince Chen left on the same day for Tokio,

LATE VICEROY YANG.

BODY ENCOFFINED.

[By courty of the "Sheung Po."}

Peking, a9th June.. The remain of Yang Shih-chang, late Viceroy of Chihli,, were encollined on the 28th inst.

Peking is quiet,

Grand Councillor Na Tung proposes to receive his instructions, and proceed - to Tientsin to day to take up the appointment 26 acting Viceroy.

VIGEREGAL CHANGES.

CHANG JEN-CHUN'S TRANSFER. By courtesy of the "Sheung Pr"]

Peking, 29th June. The Grand Councillors at first. recom- mended Chiu Yi-ehun as Viceroy of Nan

king, but in view of the importance of the Province of Szechuan the Prince Regent signed the appointment to H.E. Chang Jen-chun, Viceroy of Liang Kwang, with instructions for arrangements to be made to that the reins of administration may be taken over from Viceroy Tuan Fang as soon as possible.

Later.

An Imperial decree was issued on the 28th inst. appainting Tuan Fang Viceroy of Chihli, Na Tông lo perform the duties of the acting appointment until the arrival of the Viceroy designate..

By the same decree H.E. Chang Jen chup, Viceroy of Canton, is appointed Vice roy at Nanking, and Yun Shih-fun, acting Viceroy of the Two Kwang.

Shun Po-ki receives appointment as actlog Governor of Shantung.

ANOTHER PORT.

A FRENCH ÄPPLICATION.

[By courtesy of the "Sheung Po."]

Peking, 20th June, Certain French merchants have asked that Ta-chin-lo, in Szechuan province, be opened as a treaty port.

Englishmen,

Sing bey for the good time coming, Who writing to the newspapers with acrimon-

ious poo,

Sing bay for the good time coming,

To criticize their neighbours on a woeful lack

of shame,

And other stupid balderdash, inordinately tame, Will remember to those letters, just to sign

their proper same

In the very, very good time coming,

CHORUS

The great good time, the goody, goody time,

When Japanese subscription lists go bam

ming,

We shall, there find lots of room for the use of

noms-de-plums

In the very, very good time coming.

I s'pose you know that foreign trade is finished

in Japan;

Sing bey for the good time coming ;. They seem to have decided to ignore the

middleman,

Sing hey for the good time coming. There is no doubt about it, Mr. Preston he has

spoke,

And the banks and firme wifl class their, doors,

which really is no joke;

It should be pressed on, Preston that the brok

era will be broke,

In the very, very bad time coming.

CHORUS.

In the bad, bad time, in the something, some-

thing time

When his splendid trade arrangements are

abumming.

We shall surely all be broke if our Preston

should come back,

So we hope he'll be a long time coming.

INTERPORT TINNIS. Eine but rather dull westber attended the opening to-day, 22nd inst., of the tennis matches between Kobe and the Pongkong Garriso Team,

this aftercoon, in the presence of a fair con The Interport Doubles were played at Kobe

course of spectators, Messrs. C. J. Lucas and J. M. Mollison beat Captain Beasley' and Lt. Byrne by 3 se's to 2, the scores being 6-3; | 6-3; 3-6; 4-63 and 6-3, .

Captain Garnett and Lieut. Bagnall defeated Messrs. Milliard, and H. V. Wilkinson by 3 sets to 2. Score: 6-3; 6·3; £1-9; 7·5; and to-8, In the Mixed Doubles-Mri, Beas'ey' and Lieut. Byrne playing for Hongkong, and Mrs. Feast and Mr. Mollison for Kabe. Kobe won each set, the scores being 8.6; 7.5; and 6-4.

At Mirume play opened at 3 o'clock, Captain Brierly and Lieutenant Whyle meeting Messi, R. G. Crane and S. Stephens. The result

was:-

Capt. Briarly and Lieut. Whyte (Hongkong) beat Messrs Crane and Stephens (Kobe), the scores being 7·5; 10-8 ; 3-6; 6-4.

The Hongkong mes and Crane volleyed very well, but Stephens was rather weak in this respect, which may account for the result. 1

Captain Baird and Lieutenant Salieithwaite (Hongkong) baat Messrs. T. D. Wright and J. E. Crane (Kobe), the scores being 6 3; 6-3;6-0.

Captain Baird smashed superbly' and' Lieu-. teannt Salterthwaite's volleying' was some of the best we have ever seen. Wright was quite a little "off colt ur," but Crane played a good steady game-Rebo Herald.

CHINESE IN SYDNEY.

NEW JOSS HOUSE.

Residents in the vicinity of James-street,

Viceroy Chiu Yi-shun is favourably dis Waterloo, were alarmed this morning by tre

posed towards the application.

The Waiwupu has, however, telegraphed to Viceroy Chiu to oppose the application.

BONGKONG UNIVERSITY

SCHAMP,

STRAITE CO-OPERATION,

mendous explosions, says the Sydney Boming. Neun of 19th ult. These they discovered were caused by the letting off of huge Chinese 'busges," ca'culated to drive away evil spirits, in connection with the ceremony of opening a new joss house.

There were a number of visitors present, at the invitation of the chief priest and trustees, and they included Chong Ling, Soo, the Chin- ese conjuror, Mrs. Chung Ling Sor, and their staff The Chinese present numbered about

3,004.

The Stratis Echo bas pleasure in announcing that Straits Chinese sta taking a sympathetic

The scene was a brilliantly spectacular one- interest in the Hongkong University Scheme.. At Penang, in particular, some Chinese philan. The jus house was decorted with carved Coi- Thropists with a "warm side to the cause of Dese patron saints and gods, while silk ban education have already promised handsome ner, worked.by Chiness women, and specially, donations, and it is considered a certainty that imported from China, draped the walls; A ́the local kovysis will soon do something. It novel sight to Europeans was the big display is not considered advisable at the momas to of freils, wiser, and dressed pigs, the idea being that the spirits of the delicacies men. mention names or sume, •

toned would commune with the wandering spirits of departing relatives to their advantage and pleasure,

THIRD MEETING:

kykidust'e Best Friend, róï ibai Hon Mr. W. J. Gresson's Garth, 156 lbs. | Mr. J; Johnstona's Just-in-Time, 154 lba. Mr. Dryasdust's Trind, 158 lbs.

Hou, Mr. W. J. Gresson's Lammerton, 148 lbs. Mr. Leason's Seafoam, 145 lbs...

The programme of the third meeting to be bold at the Happy Valley, on Baturday, 3rd July,(weather permitting) is as follows — 1.-3.30 pm-ON MILE FLAT RACK-Forests, Leah & Moore's Sportsman, 143 lbs,

Mr. Blank's Grey back, 143 lbs. subscription. griffins of season 1908-09..

Md J. Johnstone's Jas: McKie, 140 lbs. Weight for inches as per scale. Winners of one race at this lesson's gymkhanas, or at Hon Mr. W. J. Gresson's H.H., 138 lbs, 1909',meating, 10 lbs, extra: two or more

JAPANKSK DUGK COS. racon 24 lbs, extra. To baridden by owners. Pony to have been the property of rider" for at least one month prior to date of entry, Entrance for $5. First prize; presented, zad puze: $25.00. 3rd prize: $10.00 (Entrance lees to go to winner)

'Mr. Black's Grey Back, 160* (bx.: Mr. D. L. Mis Tamar, 16at lis, : Mr. F. B. Deacon's " Butcher," 162† lbs. Mr. H. G. Moore's Liemon, 155 lbs.

Penalty of to lbs.

* Penalty of 14 lbs. 2.-3.50. pm-GYNKHANA STAKES.-Vains $100. Distance one mile. For all Ching ponies. Catch weights at to st. 6 lbs. Win. ners of an open race or open griffio race ́s Ibs, extra Non-winning subscription griffine allowed 5 lbs. Jockeys who have not won more than two official races in Hongkong, Shanghai or Tientsin allowed 5 lbs. A cup called the Gymkhana Cup will be presented at the end of the schson to be won by the pony scoring most marks, in the races for the Gymkhana Stakes at the gymkhana meetings during the season, counting 4 points for a first; 2 for a second; and 1 for a third. The benefit of marks already scored to pass with the pony on a sale. Any win ner of the race to carry tlbs. extra for each win' in subsequent starts for the race, but in the ovent of a pony carrying the penalty not winning, albs, to be deducted next time ha starts. Such ribs, to remain dedacted until he wins again when he will carry the foil penal- ties without deduction. Penalties accumula tive up to 15 lbs. Entrance fee' $5. 2004 prize: $15. (Hall outradice fees to go to WiDour.)

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Points awarded up to date are as follows! -

Garb.......; mang Triad USA. KESEL Sportsman

Best Friend

.. 6,

Mr. Dryasdust's Triad, 157lbs.* Mr. Dryasdunt's Best Friend, 151lbs.* -185MrW;j<Gresson's-Garth,-156iba+- Hop. Mr. W. J. Gresson's H. B1⁄4 146lbs. Hoo. Mt. W. J. Gresson's, Lammerton, 146lbs. Mr. Leeren's Seafoam, 151lbs.*

* Penalty of 5 lbs. † Penalty of 10 lbs." 3410 pm THREE QUARTERS OF A MILE HANDICAR-For all China poales, Entrance ies $3. First prize: Presented. and prire: $15.00. 3rd priz:: Sta. (Entrance fees to go to winger).

In the event of top weights not starting weights to be raised all round, ie, top weight starting to carry 165ibi.

Hon. Mr. W. J. Gresson's Garch, 186lbs, Mr. Dryasdust's Triad, 161lbs,

Mr. J. Johnstone's Just-in-Time, 1611ba. Mr. F. B. Deacon's Dari, 158lbs., Hop. Mr. W. J. Gresson's Lammerton, 157lbs, Mr. J. Johnstone's Herzblatt, 157lbs. Mr.O. C. R. Hill's Dreadnought, 15lbs., ilan. Mr. W. J. Greston's H. H., fçribs., Admiral Lambton's Kamranh, gilbr. Mr.']. Johnstono's Sir Henry, 15tlbs. Mr. Leeson's Soudao, 149ibs. Mr. Blank's Sir Joseph, 146lbs.

Mr. J Johnstone's Jar. McKie, 144 İbs. Lieut. Beckwith's Cavalier, 140 lbs. Commodore Lyon's Swap, 138 Ib MK K's Droschkengaul, 137 lbs.: 4-4.40 p.m.-INDIVIDUAL TENT-PEOGING COMPETITION.-China ponies only to be used. Best of thres runs. 3 Points for a Carry; a lor & Draw and 1. for a Touch. The Judge has at his disposal x points for Pace and Style over all three runs. Lance exercise will not count towards style. Lances as supplied by the Club, or of a similar pattern must be used. Entrance fee $a. A Cup will be presented at each Competition by the Hongkong Gymkhana Club,

· Captain Barker." The Buffs." Mr. C. H. Maxwell.

Mr. C. H. Bla100,

Mr. M. M. Brice.-"The Buffs." Mr. W. S. Dupree.

Major Eaton," The Buffs." Captain Finch.-R.A. Mr. John Johnstone,

Mr. H. G. Moore.--R.A.

Mr. F. Thicknesse.-R.A. Captain Loah.-R.A. Llent. R. P. Wedd,-" The Buffs." Mr. HSJ, Gedge.

Mr. G. C. Moxop

Ms. Potter "The Buffs," 5-5.15 p.m. HURDLE RACE. ONE AND A QUARTER MILE,-Over not less than eight flights of burdles. For all China ponies. Catch weights 17 stones, 5 lbs. Jockeys who bave not won more than a officiel races in Hongkong, Shanghai or Tientsin, allowed Ibr. 1st prizs: presented, 2nd prize: $15. 3rd prizes $10. (Entrance fees to go to wioner.)

Mr. D. L. M.'s Tamar, 159 lbs. Mt. Dryaduste Best Friend, 159 lbs. Major H. Findlay's Polo Stick, 159 lbs. The ceremony imposes a strict fast, extend" || Mr. Gegg's The Gilt, 159 lbs. ' og over 24 hours. It will be broken to-night, Hoa. Mr. W. J. Gresson's Little Dot Rose, when a Chinese basquet will be given,

159 lbs,

Dr. Chan his personally, interested himself In the matter, and has been in correspondence with Hongkong. Mr. S. W. Te'o, soliciter of that Colony, has gratefully acknowledged his assistance in disseminating locally knowledge of what was belog done and what was wanted,

As each Chinamas satered the building, he Masurs, Leong Lok Hing wed. Lim Stog Hool, bave beno requested to collect sub bowed to the string, and prayed for the suc scriptions locally for the University Endow. cess of the new house of worship. Passing the ment Fund. Mr. Ta'o, who is Honorary Secre high priest, be kaceled and clasped his hands. tary to the Hongkong Committee, mentions The place was heavily perfomed with incense that up to the Bib-instant-Hongkong Chitte-contained in burners, heavily chand with gold. subscriptions totalied” $170,000. ↑ Saigon mer -One of the finest spectacles was provided by chants had already subscribed $10,000 towards the march of the priests, followed by their aco the $100,000 they had promised. H.E. Cheung lytes, all being arrayed in gorgeous robes of Pat Se, better known la the Straita an Mr. Thio state, n.

The ceremony went on throughout this morn. Tian Siat, hid personally guaranteed to miss one lath of dollars from the districle of Waling and afternoon, and if the sain lifte, a pros

monika:

Mr. John Johnstone's Sir Henry, 159 lbs, Mr. John Jobustous's Blue Rain, 159 lbs. Captain Leah's Macao, 159 lbs. 'Mr. E. Owen's Houthand, 157 lbs. Mr. Thicknesse's Have a Bag, 159 lbs, 6-5.40 pm—One and a Quarter MILE FLAT RACE. HANDICAP-For all China pooles. Entrance les $5. First prize: Pre- anted by the Hongkong Gymkbama Club, and pries: Sag. 3rd prize; $to. (Entrance fees to go to winner,)

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FOR BOSTON AND NEW YORK. (With liberty to call at the Malabar Coast)

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will be despatched for the above Ports on SATURDAY, the roth August, 1979.

For Freight atid Passage, apply to

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Agents. Hongkong, 30th June, 1909.

NOTICE TO.CONSIGNEES.

THE KAWASAKI DOCKYARD.

The regular half-yearly generál meeting of the Kawasaki Dockyard Company, Kobe, for the last ball-year was called for the 26th instant, A dividend for the period is proposed at the rate of 8 per cent, per annum, 4 por cent. less than for the preceding period. The distribution THE F. & O. S. N. Co's Steamer of profit is as follows:-

Net profit Surplus brought over

Total,

Placed to reserve.z...

dividend

Carried forward.....

Total

... 35854 Y369,606 Y$$,000 256,000 58,606

..V369,606

YOKOHAMA DOCK COMPANY, The Yokohama Dock Company proposes to

pay a dividend for the last half-year at the rate of 12 per cent, per acuum, which proposal was to be placed before a general meeting on the 26th instant, together with a resolution to raise a foreign loan of Y1,060,000 required for the opening of an iron-works, warehouse, and Cus

| tome, brokar's-business in addition to the bual- ses of shipbuilding and repairing of vessels and tug-boats in which the company has.bir therto been engaged. We understand that the loan bas already been arranged.

"SARDINIA!"

FROM ANTWERP, LONDON, MALTA,

PORT SAID, SUEZ AND STRAITS. · Consignees of Cargo by the above-named- vessel are hereby informed that their Goods are being landed and placed at their risk in the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company's Godowns at Kowloon, where each consignment will be sorted out märk by mark, and delivery can be obtained as soon as the Goods are landed.

Optional Goods will be fanded here unless

instructions are given to the contrary before

6 hours.

(Goods not cleared by the 6th July, at 4 R.M., will be subject to fent.

No Fire Insurance will be effected by me lo any case whatever.

Damaged Packages must be left in the. Godowns for examination by the Consignee's and the Company's representative, at an appointed bour.

All claims must be presented within tan days of the steamer's arrival bere after which date they cannot be recognised.

No claims will be admitted after the goods bave left the Godowns.

B. A. HEWETT

Superintendent, Hongkong. 30th June, rang

THEATRE

CITY HALL.

ROYAL,

THE OPIUM TRADE,

DECISION OF SYDNEY HIGH COURT, The Sydney Evening News of asth ult, says: —Judgment was this morning delivered by the Full High: Court, at. Darlinghurst, on the law question reserved at the hearing of the case in which Ab Way, a Chinaman, had been pro ceeded against on a charge of unlawfully im- poning 867 tios of opium, suitable for smoking. | SATURDAY NIGHT, 3rd prox, in contravention of the Customs Act. Mr. Jus |lica. Higgins, who beard the case, beld (bat Ab Way was concerned in getting the goods, and that he was liable to a pinalty provided by the Act.-A-verdict was found_for_the_Collector_of_ | Customs. The question reserved was; "{s the proclamation of Dicember 29, 1905, ap- pearing in the Commonwealth Garelle, of Des ember 30, 1905, valid, no, far it prohibits the importation of opium suitable for smoking?",

The Chief Justice, after referring to sections 50, 57, and 56 of the Cusioms Act, said the ob jection had been taken that the power of pro- hibition of imports was one which must be exar cired by the Legislatura direct, and that it could not be, as it bad been said, delegated to the Governor-General-in-Council. His; Honour quoted from the Privy Council case Queen vi Burah, in which he said the whole question now raised was disposed of. Tháre belog, his Hapour proceeded, no objection to a conditional law being passed, was this a case of that sort? He had not necessarily to express opinion whether the power to impose a customs' tariff could-be delegated by the Legislature ; but the Legislature could say that goods, which it did not consider desirable to ba imported to the Commonwealth, should not be imported Un less the Legislature was prepared to lay down Alence that goods for all time bould not be -imported, it had power to make prohibition con- ditional. And a condition' might be the exist. ence or the discovery of some "fact. The ex pediency of admitting goods to the Common- wealth at any time, was a question of fact, and there must be some means of ascertaining that fact. And there could be no objection to the Governor-General as the person to ascertain On all grounds, 'con. and proclaim, that fact. cluded his Hodour, the objection seemed to be entirely without foundation, and his answer to the question reserved to the court was that the proclamation was valid..

Their Honours Mr. Justice O'Connor; Mr. Justice Isaacs, and Mr. Justice Higgins_cao- curred.

WHAT "POSSESSIÓN * MEANS. Following its decision of the point of law raised in the case of Ah Way, the Full High Court also answered the question reserved in iha case of Edward Merchant. The question was "Does section 233 of the Customs Act, 1901 apply to a person unlawfully having in bis possession probibited imports ? "

Section 233 reads: "No person shall sinuggle or unlawfully inport, export, or con. vey, or have in his possession any goods; and no master of a ship or boat shall use, or suffer bis vesss! to be used in smuggling, or in the unlawful importation, "exportation, or convey. ance of any goods. The point to be decided was whether having goods unlawfully in possession, within the meaning of the section,

Customs in Ah Way's, case appeared in this The counsel appearing for the Dollector of also; Mr. Flannery (instructed by Mr. Levien) appeared for the defendant.

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The narrow-minded proceedings of the Anti- Opium Society are almost pantomimic. The Foochow Echo says:-Dur reporter observed in the Anti-Opium Society procession on Fri. day, two loads of cigarettes, evidently put lo as a taunt to the representativen of the British. American Tobacco Co, who are now work. log in this district. We think we may

the minds disabuso

of the fabalical missionaries and gative students who are now barrassing a legitimate trade, if they think that their action is likely to do any barm to the great tobacco trust, We would also ask for fairplay for the representatives of this tobacco trust who must be allowed to carry ou their legitimate trade without "molestation, The missionaries have, a perfect right to preach agalost cigarette smoking, drink or any- other luxury, but they have no tight lo go so far as to incite their hearers to bosile and molest the sellers of cigarettes, por have they any right to publicly declare that thosa engaged in the trade are outcasts of society. Live and let live. The missionary here lives in-comparative luxury, at the expense of a charitable public in the home-lands; the cigarette sellers five by the sweat of their brows BAK TRAMWAYS COMPANY, in the filthy street of a Chinese city. No Kuli» ang during the summer months for them.

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•8.15 p.m. to... 200 p.m. ... Every 15 mlames 1.30 p.m. (05.00 p.m. ...Every 15 minutes, ...22%

5:00 pm to 8:00 pm, ... Every to minuta,

NIGHT CARE. 43 1.1.80 | 8.43 j.m; and 9 pm, 945. p.m. to KLEJ SM,

uvary kalf hour:

SUNDANE.-

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demand ...... London-Bank T.Tamm ant/98 mt 9 3/16 Do 4 months' sign wal............. 19 5/16- France--Bank T.T. America-BankŢ.T. ..............

Mr. Flannery said the question, sa put, did not affect bis client. He admitted that the an- swer should be in the affirmative.

The Court answered the questios to the Germany-Bank T.T.pcinaj adisimative.

No order was made as to costs, either in this or the preceding matter

POLONTEKK Corps orders.

BIGNALLING CLASS

India TT

Do. demand ................ Shanghai-Back T.T.

851

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Singapore-Bank T.T. pèr H.K. $100 ...........75} Japan-Bank TIT, Maryanyas JAVA-Bank T.T.saimnie

Buying

At Headquarters at 3.30 p.m, on Monday, thể). I months' sight L/J, min8/9 7/16 5th, and Wednesday, the 7th July. 1 months' sight Lj0, dem «1/9 9/16. „At Quarry Bay at 5,15 p.m. on Monday, these days' sight San Francisco & New York..437 5th, and Thursday, the 8ik July."

~( months' sight- RESIGNED,

30 days sight Sydney & Mathnerne 1,1.9 t1f16 4 months sight France ........................226) 6 months sight ·

Gunner EL.G. Arnold ́iu permitted to resign on medical certificate with effect from the 25th instant

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10 minutas 1:00 p.m. to 5,00 puztu opal Way 15:3 5.00 9am to 6.00 PERCENT 10

6.00 p.m. 10: 7.00 ga

7:00 p.m. 10 5.00

KIGHT CARSTE

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SPECIAL CARE. by Arrang Campany's Office,” ALEXANDE 'Do You Rond Cantrali:

Bar Silveriocinio.29 15/16 - 15:

cession, headed by a representation of the

It is notified for information that equipment || Bank of Kogland este pensioneinczi Z Chow, Chín Chow, and Ka Hiog, within three Chinese dragon, will provide an outdoor display

unique in character.

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In the 'avant of" top weights not" starting, weights to be raised all round, &s, Top walght starting to carry-rút-lbs-

can now be drawn from Headquarters:

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JOHN D. HUMPHRS

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