American SamoaU.S. Government Printing Office, 1931 |
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acreage given American Samoa appointed Aunuu British Samoa CARTWRIGHT Chairman BINGHAM Chief MAGALEI civil government Congress Congressman BEEDY Congressman WILLIAMS copra county chiefs desire district governor duty Fagatogo FAOA Fita Fita fono form of government full-blooded Samoan GALEAI government of American government of Samoa half-caste Hawaii High Chief TUFELE high court HUNKIN Interpreter WILLIS island government JUDD KNEUBUHL land Leone Matai matter ment native affairs naval station Navy Department Navy government officer Ofu-Olosega Olosega opinion Pago Pago person Poyer School present President question Ripley roads Samoan blood Samoan Hospital Samoan nurses secretary of native Senator ROBINSON SOLIAI STATEMENT OF CHIEF STEFFANY Ta'u talking chief teachers thing tion TIUMALU TUILEFANO TUITELE TUITELELEAPAGA Tutuila and Manua U. S. Navy United States Navy Upolu village western district western Samoa wish witness
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