1915

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3. The Comparny is hertby madit the agent of the sender, wibhout liabilityto for it rrlis 5tI raovluertile lines of any eolher Company 2110n necessaryr to reach
its destination.
4. leosensa ( 111ihe delivered free within tire established free delsery lmt f the terminal office. For delisvtry at a greater distance a specral charge will he made
to cover tile cost of such delivery.
S. No responsibility attaches to this Company concerning telegrm-ns until rise same are accepted at one of its transmitting offices; and if a telegram is sent to such
office by- one o)f tihe Company's messengers, he acts for that purpose as the ai cent of the sender.
6. Tile Company shall not he liahie for damag-es ar statutory penalties in any case where the claim is not presented in writing within eilaty days after the telegram
is filed wlih the Company fur trarsemiseion.
7. The above terms shall he bindling upon the receiver as well as the sender of this telegrama.
8. NO EMPLOYEE OF THIS COMIPANY IS AUTHORIZED TO VARY THE FOREGOING.
CLARENCE H. MACKAY, PRESIDENT.
CHARLES C. ADAMS, VICE-PRESIDENT. EDWARD REYNOLDS, VICE-PREST. AND GENERAL MANAGER. CHARLES P. BRUCH, VICE-PRESIDENT.