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Art. 7ih. The society shall hold its annual meetings at such place as the board shall direct, and at some time during the month of September, of which the secretary shall give previous public notice, and at such meet ing the board of managers shall present a report of their proceedings.
Art. 8lh. Any auxiliary society shall have the right to send two or more delegates to each annual meeting of this Society.
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