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Henry Gannett, H. S. Pritchett, 



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C. Hart Merriam, O. P. Austin, 



Chief of the Biological Survey, U.S. Chief of the Bureau of Statistics, 



Department of Agriculture U.S. Treasury Department 



David J. Hill, Charles H. Allen, 



Assistant Secretary of State Governor of Porto Rico 



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