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 1180 SIXTY-NINTH 00NGB.mss. sm 11. cu. isa. um. New _or1¤,.,s,,. Louisiana; and Boston, Massadiusetts, .,._‘,2,,*“,j,,“_*§*¤“‘°"*‘° ooumcnorr  mmpzalorf   runes   mam   or ·rrm’um·rm srnns Now xx Narxoxax. aacmvas  ali' -:}' .i="i,..Yi ‘ V. fl. °°“,,,°°“,,,,°*,,·*°··*' F th   M f`11 t' `editi ymgi and ar ' °°v¤a.¤,riu¤¢. for (gubliieation the &ip,ic£1,·;»cap1J;rgs»of tl? of th;  Stamagncluding personal services in the District of Columbia, as -. pm ` ,_ lion bythe   March 3,.1925, $20,000.- · ¤·¤·¤···*=¤¤·$·*¤·· L     I   smavicn mtg:-mam md   J A V     nmmrrnma  t   `A "kv"’ li i.`   •` •   •, Ambassadors extraord1nary..and»plenxpotent1ary. to Argentina, Brazil; Chile, Gabe., France, Germany, Great Britain, Italy, Japan, ,,,,"°;‘,,’{;,,,, ,,,, 1-,,,. Mexicc_··Peru, »Spain,iand Turkey, at $17,600 each,-,$227§00: · rp- g;•{,¤g:{•g*;d_¤g vided, rfllhat   as may be necessary of the iamount. herein  .. v a »£or   of =au»ambassador to Turkegh shall be a ' , lei-for-the-isalary o an: envoy extraordinary an    to Turkey at $12,000 per annum in the event that their °dent~sho11ld¤,appointsei•- diplomatic representative of that ¤···4·=-··,,,,,,,-····==·e*··*~ K. .s¤¤""i;st¤¤.ai`i a,,;,am.e,s,l.si . ·1e¤1"£e¤any to 1;.1,;.-,,.,. wm up bm ·. and  Luxem- ‘ §‘¢*».-.s~i "  Y ,~‘» l  ¢°¥•':°°Y§4 muse     §})3¤ip0*¤¤€i8!y to Ghilw ¤·¤¤·-, ...,1. a.e,N.¢ae¤1•¤a;,,»c-$12,¤004p»ph, $24, 5 ‘— ,o   1 i a ‘ 8‘¥.,'£,,°°"".,§'F}°‘1,r,i, :Eu¤0y9—   \!1d’!¤1111$l6!!8=Dl6!lJ§&¤t18Y_Y to Albania, ""°°•°°•°°“· Audlvi Bolivia,   lombia, Com Rica,  Dominican. Republic, Domnmon of Canada, ;Ecuador,  ixtlnudy Greece, Guatemala, .Haiti», =H0nduras,,iHunga1jy, Irish. nee Sha -·N1c•aragua,·N0rway, Rename, iPll’.'!gl!lX,`PG1‘81B, Poland, Po ._ _ »Rumama, Salvador; S1•¤1,.Sweden,· Switzerland, Uruguay,·»and.   at;$10,000»each;rto:the Serbs, Croats, and $1051en£•;,5($’1)(‘g,§)00; and to Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, $10,000; ,,,§“““‘“· °”·· L"°°‘ Minister resident and consul general to Liberia, $5,000; A¤¤*··**·'*`*¤¢**· . _Agent··and;.eonsuLge¤eml·at angier,$7,500;.· -.   Q. _ sM"iu¤1euo¤. . .Pr0v¢?l¢•d,·t'IThat.gio..salax·y harem approprxgated shall be paid to gy olEeialb&ece6,mng‘any other salary · m the United States vermnon;;»~r..~ »: ~ _¤. ·, .Total»ambassadnrs and ministers, $631 500. Y. ,£°“"°° dm"' ·· ;¤eaIa¤ies· of  otlicers or _vice_ consuls while
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i de ge¤¤¤1l,or consulate during the absence of the principal 0Hicer,$19,1)00.     . _ r cnmzxs ar mmassms Am nmarxoxs ,,2,‘f,,,'$’·_°'“°‘“*“‘“`* For the emplo{lment of necessary clerlts at the embassies and legations, who, w enever hereafter. appointed, shall be citizens of the United. States, $375,000;,.and so far as practicable shall be appointed under—c1,vi1-service rules and regulations. !¤°¢¤¤*‘*· m:rm1¤nm·ms.m·nn1nAss1as Arm mcauous ’°”“* In he tolegation and consul te I t _ P ' $2,000· Bm   to legation and 00l1S\l1:i3Bgé€;;1?`1@.l at Igglgliok, Siam, ,000;