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Show CELEBRATE IN PRICE THE FOURTH OF 1ULY. REV. ELMER I. GOSHEN OF SALT LAKE CITY THE ORATOR OF THE DAY. NMIY.TO HY IK IH$I SUN ADVERTISING RATES The Suns display advertising rates are forty (40) cents an inch per is sue or 91.50 jcr inch by the month four (4) issues to local advertisers. Transient fifty (50) eeuts an inch per issue. Position 10 per cent additional CHICAGO. June II. The original first national bank hu been robbed, police today were searching for ihrra ruthless bandits who held up and proceeded to rob Mrs. Stella Vogel of three hundred dollars In her candy shop on Irving Park boulevard. The money or was hidden in a lisle silk bank. They located my three hunin my stocking" she told police. dred -- don't think they were very nloe." I Volume 7; Numbers AN INDEPENDENT ! NEW 8? APSE Week Ending Juno 17, 1921 RESPONDING TO THK UUilM) OK THE PEEVED. HUM CHECKS MMIMH OH LATER MEAN TKOV 111. K. Sound and uutroubled sleep is one of the greatest rejuvenators and a rlear conscience is conducive to such sleep. Ilow's yours f GOV. CHARLES R.MABEY 4 4 Last week's Sun carried a lit- - 4 4 Producers of milk, cream, eggs 4 TOURING BUI FOURTH THE PART tie story about the doings of a 4 commodities 4 at and kindred and 4 man named South worth oaten- - 4 4 around Price ahould exercise ex- - 4 sibly hailing from Denver. Colo. 4 4 trams care to get in return col- - 4 who ousea among those with 4 4 lateral that la good If they are 4 TIME whom he comes in contact aa & OF UTAH 4 disposing of these things to cer- - 4 representative of the Midwest Oil. in this 4 4 neatend tain purveyors Such Information aa was given 4 4 4 city. Carbon county's board of education will publish its statewras peddled to a representative 4 4 From obtaining expert labor, 4 not so is a ment. This simple of this paper by the "party him- - 4 piece of news as it might seem. Ahmg last merchandise and 4 machine parts, eelf. in person, although quite 4 NO MARKET FOR COAL IS THE 4 summer, at the time the statement fur the year ended last June 30th wss due, 4 of various kinds and dee- - 4 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ASKS supplies he was 4 crlptions through questionable 4 GREAT TROUBLE. a short summary of the board's finances was printed in The Sun, put forth v likely heforwaa not awareand AS TO ROAD WORK. waa 4 talking connected with .4 publication, 4 methods parties concern by Ida R. Tanner, the clerk of the board, as being a compliance with the law, el- - 4 rolling" a little of "his own." 4 have 4 the hyphenated He visited this office shortly 8 which requires that this statement must be presented to the public through 4 so gone into the business of pass- - 4 after the Issue waa mailed and Colorado Properties Going Around 4 ing out bum checks. 4 a newspaper. At that time, and afterward repeatedly The Sun tainted A Last A complained that the publication 4 If the eople referred to expect 4 Promise la Given At Banquet out to this all assuming monitor of the board's affairs that the inadequate Per Cent of Fulltime Capacity 4 was erroneous. He was quite bad- - 4 Fifty MovBo do Will tn Price to remain 4 Evening That Things they must summary aa printed was not what the law demanded, and on repeated rely peeved, saying that such things 8 4 ing Next Monday Morning Between Production, However, the Coun- 4 business on the square. Just what he 8 fusals to go further, and insistence that the publication already made was A "hurt the game. 4 4 Over Some Increase Is Showing try by that is a little obtuse 4 Price and Castle Gate Green River sufficient, the manager of The Sun instituted a mandamus proceeding be- 4 meant unless ha is to get In" on Two Thousand Reporting. fore the Seventh Judicial District court at Price to compel the board to . something ontrying Project to Have Attention. the quiet, and bust- - A comply with the law. These columns have heretofore earned the story of 8 ed loose more than was discreet 8 rally confined to Hampton Road. The total ex)iorta at that port were 1,217,-00- 0 the result of this action in which Judge Dilworth Woolley handed down a 4 under the circumstances. He left 4 Correspondence The Bun. a copy of The Sun which he had 4 decision upholding The Suns contention, and in which he declared that the 4 net tons or within two hundred 11-DIn conformity with a D. C June borrowed from a subscriber. He 4 4 aily WASHINGTON, tons of the record eataldish-e- d declaration and which ie now one of thousand hoard has "not complied with the law" that "the statement, as published, 4 ringed the item after having writ- - 4 coal soft rate of of production in Octolier, 1921. At Philadelphia his fixed ideas Gov. Charles R. Ma-be- y as so wholly insufficient that it does not at all comply with the law, and 4 ten on the margin "retrack," and 4 underwent little change during the the name. 4 therefore is no statement at alL" From this decision the board of education 4 signed his May exports were only an eighth is making a trip through Eastern 4 Well, we "retrack," and we al- - 4 week ended June 4th. For four conappealed, and the supreme court of Utah on Tuesday last rendered a decision 4 so take back that part of it In 4 secutive weeks the output has aver- of those of October, 1920, and at Bal- and Southeastern Utah which is one concurring, the docu-meunanimously 4 which it waa aaid he lielonged to 4 aged about 1,340,000 tons a day, be- timore the pniMirtion waa only a of many later to cover various parts Midwest. Come to think of 4 third. The tonnage of bunker coal being written by Hon. E. E. appeared and filed a demurrer both 4 themost of the state. Firsthand information ell of this company's rep- - 4 ing equivalent to approximately eight 861,000 was about the same as in the it. and also an an- 4 Corfman, chief justice, and signed al- general and apart as to the needs and desires of resimillions The week. tons of fulltime a 4 reeenutivea are gentlemen. 4 week June month. Shijmienta to New dents of the various sections is the so by Hon. Joseph EL Frick, Hon. A. J. swer to the complaint admitting that 4 in- preceding was of however, 4th, a 4 had been demand made them, decreased from 633,000 tons Weber, lion. Valentine Gideon and and that the statement as upon object, ss well as for recreation and a terrupted hy Memorial Day Mon- England pleaded In in April to 581,000 in May. Hon. S. It. Thurman, associate jus- the complaint waa published, but detotal knowledge of actual conditions of the May 30th and the day, output tices. The law under which this whole nying that the same did not meet the legal capacity to eue that It la evi- for the week was only 6,825,000 net Continnss to Decline. commonwealth. With the Green River of the statute. The spe- dent from the complaint that the plainmatter is brought up is so plain and requirements IKK) tons, the retons as 160, 8, against Production of liechive coke contin- irrigation project as ths main propocial demurrer was upon the grounds has such personal Interest in the direct, and its jirpose of having the that the plaintiff had not legal capaci- tiff vised figure of the week liefore. For ued to decline in the week ended Jnue sition for the present trip, one to the stateof the of matter a publication finances of the school board placed ty to eue, either aa an individual or on ment aa will entitle him to maintain the five full working days production 4th. and the industry approached a natural bridge of Sait Juan and a look down that before the taxpayer! is so clear and relation to the state, and that the the action against the defendant Un- was at practically the same rate as state of almost complete paralysis. into the "Indian troubles" no court had jurlHdlctlon of the subject der the provisions of our statute. Sec. for the via Price the opinions of so many well informed matter the passed of the way, governor is The estimated rorresHnding at days total of the action. The demurrer was 7391, Compiled output sixty; of Utah, 1917, a weeks preceding. Loadings on Mem- two thousand net tons, a decrease through Carbon county yesterday and people with whom The Sun has had overruled by the court and thereupon writ of mandamua "may be issued discussion on the matter, have been so the plaintiff moved for and was grantto compel the performance orial Day itself were less than a fourth from the revised figures of the pre- today, slopping over iust (Thursday) a Judgment upon the pleadings. of an act which the law especially en- of those on other recent Mondays. ceding week of six thousand tons or night at the Savoy. Quite a number absolutely unanimous that the state- ed trial court found that the stateas a duty resulting from an ofment should be published as outlined The indicate loadings 9 ier rent. The derline was general of state officials and others who will ment as published did not sulwtantlal-- , joins or fice, trust station," and Bee. 7292 Preliminary rcKrfs by the law, and the legislative intent, ly comply with the statute and by Its provides: This writ must lw issued in on the first two days of last week in the East, Alabama, Tennessee and lie of the isrty looking up the big commanded that the defend- all cases where there is not a plain, June 6th to 11th sere 26.918 and wster project went to Green River by purpose and idea that the money mid judgment Georgia lieing the onlv big producing for auch publication would be more ants publish s statement meeting the speehy and adequate remedy in the 20,848 ears, respectively. The total states east of the Mississippi which train. Governor Maliey made ths trip course of law. It muat lie requirements thereof in the particuthe two days 53,766 cars sug- did not report a decrease. Production by auto, accouqiunied by Mayor C. economy than would he effected by lars called for In the paintlff'a com- ordinary upon affidavit on the applica- for lssged Clarence Ncslcn of Salt Lake City is to so it aspotent, that failing publish tion of the party lieneficielly interest- gests no marked change in the weekly in the ('onnellsville region was 0 appealed. They plaintaa Defendants errors the overruling of their ed. The defendants insist that it does rate of production. Statistics of coal and Prof. Fred J. Pack, the geologist, seems almost, incredible that an open sign net tons. 4320 decrease of a tons, and entering of the Judg- not appear from the allegation! of the (reduction in these and other rciorts lie was met up the road to the west disregard of the required legal for- demurrer at now Cumulative stands production made ment that they complaint that the plaintiff has any include mine upon the finding a select coterie of lrice citizens, , sales malities would be held to even by a had not local trade to by fuel, tons net or a over hut little with 3,191,000 statute. the compiled special or peculiar interest to sulwerve and mine well ae clerk coal coked at of the board. Sec. as and the statute The reaching this city about 7 o'clock, laws in the publication of the statement 4(14, Compiled third that of 1920. highhanded of Utah, 1(17 --among other things ex- called fur by the statute, end there- that shiiicd in eninmeree. Producwas shortly thereafter the central figKng-anmovement The New d to allrail Judge Woolley Emphatic. pressly provides that it shall he the' fore if It lie conceded that the statute tion ure at an informal luncheon. the first hundred and changed hut little during the duty of the clerk of the board of edu- has not been complied with any action thirty-on-during e The principal thing placed before Judge Dilworth Woolley waa very cation the of days presworking to to and on submit the of to week from 4fh. thg prepare June ended KeNirta part performance emphatic in his declarations on the board an annual statement under thecompel defendants in their official capaci- ent coal year total 167,454,000 tons. the American Kailwav association and the governor here was the eituation matter in the decision he rendered last oath of the receipts and disbursements ty ahould be brought in the name of It will lie eeen that in point of work for the highway between the Masaachnaetts E'uel administra- on the and during the year ending June (0th, the state by its proper officers for the Castle Gate. Having rePrice 1921 ia tion show spring, but the supreme court goes which the production year 3052 cars of bitumithat the board shall cause benefit of the public as a whole. even further than did the district to be statement 4n that he would set the behind 23 cent now cr about the promised cently uttly hava newspaper nous coal and 3067 cars of anthracite published Benefits All Citizens. state road commission to work at ones judge in giving expression to thoughts ing a general circulation in the counwar years 1917 and 1918 and 23 ier were forwarded over the an Hudson, As to Just when within the mean- cent behind the that can mean only that this report ty," showing the specific things pleadto complete the grading, and the com- -, year 1919. In that should have been prepared by the ed in the plaintiffs complaint herein- ing of the statute a party la benefi- year three factors combined to reduce increase in soft coal of a hundred and mission having afpun abandoned such fifty-focially Interested In the iierformance of cars, end in anthracite a intention, clerk as is directed by law without before set forth. an official duty on the part of a pub- the demand for coal, a mild winter, an decrease of two hundred and declaring that ths work seventy muat await action hy the United Rtates It Contains Nothing. lic officer la not always a matter of industrial depression and a heavy ac- one nny indirection. That a mere saving cars. There are no cumulation of atored coal carried over of the cost of publication together Defendants contend that the state- easy determination. secretary of agriculture. Secretary rules for determining the quesfrom two of the three coal George M. Miller of the Price with perhaps, a disinclination for the ment as published by them waa a sub- fixed Reports ChamThe season. i'roin the prespreceding compliance with the statute. tion and consequently the authorities exchanges at Hampton Roads show a ber of Commerce had telegraphed to labor involved in the preparation of stantial We deem it unnecessary to set forth do not appear to be altogether har- ent year resembles 1919 in that the rather extensive report are the only In this opinion the statement as made monious. All agree, however, that winter waa mild, but the business de- slight increase in dumpings of coal Senator Smoot at Washington, D. C., considerations in the clerk 's mind, and published. Suffice it to say that mandamus proceedings should not lie pression is far more serious now than for foreign account during the week to see if the proposition could not' be on the pert of an Individual, and that there ia no ulterior reason the statement contains nothing more upheld while the carryover in storage ended June 4th. hastened, and having received assurre- who, under the guise of correcting of- then, of a statement than the general for wishing to suppress anything in ance is smaller. usee Practical that the secretary of agriculture cessation of ficial the the writ delinquencies, and disbursements for the year as a mear.a of vexing and an- work on Memorial Day was the cause PRIVATE ZOBELL IS BURIED this connection ia the old and common ceipts had executed the necessary papers on ending June 10, 1910, without giving merely noying public officials when he has of a decrease in production of anthraAT CASTLE GATE, SATURDAY June 14th and that no further delay plea of people in such positions the any information in particular called no special or iiecullar Interest as dis- cite for by the plain and positive proviwas necessary placed these papers' ended week 4th. the June country over. The law in question is sions during that of the general the statute as complained of tinguished from were held for taforc the governor, who gives assurImpressive sen-ice- s one of many years standing on Utahs by theofplaintiff. In the present rase ltls The total output, including mine fuel It la apparent from community. statute hooks, and no fault has been a reading of the statute that it waa de- shown that the plaintiff la a cltlsen and sales to local trade, is estimated Private Rudolph Zobell at the com- ance that the issuance of state perresident taxpayer of Carbon Coun- at hall at Castle Gate last Satur- mission to resume grading ia a matter found with its' provisions or the prac- signed for the benefit and interests of andSchool 1,573,000 net tons, a decrease of 21 munity district. Aa such we are not cltlsen taxpayers, so that they may ty afternoon. The body arrived at of only a few hours. day cent when with the mean(reier to the within ticability of their operation. Similar the compared that say he Informed Aa to whether or not the prepared He promised to wire the state road he ie not a party ceding week. That the mines contin- that place from overseas on Thursday laws are in operation in many other financial affairs of the school district ing of our statute in having Interested beneficially state and just the past winter several each year hare been properly and ued to work steadily on the five days of last week. Castle Gate post of the commtssibn and set things going, prepared and published in remaining is suggested by the fact American Legion had charge. The fulawfully conducted on the part of the statement surprise that his former move legislatures have passed measures in board expresseducation. It is one of the the manner in which the law dur-i- n neral, however, waa under the direcmatter had come to naught, the which public officials are mandated cardinalof rules was in than that True It and is, greater production ly clearly enjoins. conatruetion a of Bishop Morgan D. Evans of and saying that until he reached Clarin the publishing of statements show- statute must heofconstrued with that permformance of the week of Memorial Day of last tion Latter-daicfer-enc- e plaintiff seeks the y the Saints church. Num- ion county he had supposed the work does not concern himself a that acduty how No were be to of anthracite funds handled. to are the objects aought ing public but one that inures to the bene year. Loadings alone, were bers rendered mere It. The by the local choir to be proceeding. So it is now thought by general evading plea of economy should hold complished of all cltliena and taxpayers of the reported as thirty thousand and eighty under the statement that certain sums of money fit of Glenn D. it will be started by Monday morning. leadership 1921 cars. earns for Cumulative the information from the taxpayers, were alike. the at district Yet, time, production received and certain auma paid C. IL Madsen Reese and the aa and a speakers, himself cltlsen he million tons is two taxpayer ahead of now just and no safeguard of public funds ia out on account of the support and the necessarily had sufficient Interest and last year. For the week ending with of Price, and Dr. C. E. MeDermid of to be compared to the light of open maintenance of the gublie schools af- the OBTAINS ROAD AID right to maintain the action. fords no information to the taxpayer 28th the mines of Utah worked Castle Gate, paid tribute to the courMay has been said from follows publicity. The publication of the re- and what It InThrough the efforts of Congresssubserves none of the purposes in this action has 25.2 per cent full capacity; total loss age and patriotism of the deceased in man port of a clerk who handles the board ' tended by the enactment of the statute that the - plaintiff sue. Don B. Colton federal aid has wife his had and he The complaint from all causes, 74.8; labor shortage, leaving the legal- right to family affairs should be welcomed by all who under consideration. been secured for ths construction of out and countwo children his pointed to for specifically clearly fight Aa marof the mine disability, 0.6, and no illustrative are worthy to hold such a situation. that particulars wherein the defend- 0.3; The Castle Gate band and mem- the Vernal to Duchesne highway. The with the statute on the part Had this position been taken by the the defendants In their official capacity failed ket losses 13.9 per cent. For the same try. road is to be an earth one. The chief statement com- ants the clerk in Carbon district in previous plained of shows that during the to publish a statement of receipts and Sriod the mines of Colorado worked bers of the American Legion walked of the bureau of public roads in WashCarl-owhere to full of the of disbursement the moneys cemetery, military cent fulltime capacity with years there would have been saved school year ending June (0, 120, the n D. (I, has advised the commisCounty School district for the no market losses of 34.2 rent honors were accorded to the departed ington, considerable effort on the part of ev- following disbursements were made: year ending per In conform sioners of Uintah county that the necJune 20, 1920, soldier. and Administrative expenses, general erybody concerned, the public would exclusive of bond interest, 118,022.70. Ity with law. The statute Invoked by There are no reports from Wyoming. essary formal agreement between the have been given their rights in the School operating expenses, 1S0,(11. (1. the plaintiff was not- In the particuProduction Looking Up department of agriculture and state In sub out the lars complaint pointed matter and enough money 'have been School furniture and apparatus, received MURDER CASEPOSTPONED road commission will be prepared at at Statements Is thereare with. It present compiled stantlally Injuries to employes, 1182.75," saved to the school treasury in legal ordered that the Judgment of the from about two thousand mines the once, so that there may he no delay in nothing more Is stated for the In- fore court oe, and the same Is hereServices alone to. pay for the printing endthe Mtyment of elaiins for work comand over formation of the taxpaying public, district approxcountry representing coats to Get the Man to Trial At tbs plainof quite a number of annual reports, whereas the statute expressly provides by affirmed, with 60 ier cent of the total out-;i- Sunnyside pleted. imately tiff. which must now be published anyway. that the statement published shall Coming Term. of coal, exclusive of that coked at Oliver K. Clay of Price represented show the moneys paid' nut. to whom AUSTIN IS HOPEFUL The Decision In FuIL In not a single the plaintiff in both the lower and the mines. Rejxirts for the last week and for what paid. into show addition the of venire statement of In does the instance published May Dnl-bagain In production regular Plaintiff commenced this action C. George Austin, the well known sheei-ma- n, to whom and for what the mon- the higher court, while Oliver the district court of Carbon county showwere creasing slightly, not enough, how- jurors for service at the June term of assistant former has returned to Utah from Chialso attorney is general statement The eys paid. as board the against the defendants, all the other particulars for Utah under Dan B. Shields, was ever, to increase the average running district court now in session at Price cago and the Middle West. He is fully of education of said county, to compel deficient in of a few convinced by the plaintiff. the attomejfor the defendant schoo time of the industry much above that an additional number was drawn Maththem to make publication of an annual complained after a careful survey of We think the board. prevailing in recent weeks. Mines re- days ago. From Price, John A. statement of receipts ant) dlsburee- - merous cases are cited). this is a poor time for the field that in ments of moneys during the year end- - statute's mandatory porting were operated at about 45.5 is and Peter Jeanselme; Sunnyside, the grower to sell his wool, for prices that Its plain ami positive provicomAndrew E. Mortensen James rent as Ing June 30, 1920, as provided for by and fulltime of Wright, capacity jier will materially advance in the near flee. 4(14, Compiled Laws, Utah, 1917. sions manifest its pfrpnses so clearly LATE DEALS IN DIRT be- and J. W. Dunn; the contention made by the de Helper, C. B. Leon future. AT AND AROUND PRICE pared with 443 per cent the week It ia. In substance, alleged in the com- that . M. House and fore. Improvement in Illinois, South- ley, J. M. Holmes, plaint that the plaintiff la a resident, fendants that they have substantially taxpayer and citlxen of aaid Carbon complied with It must fall. Edwin Butterworth tn Albert E ern Ohio, Northern West Virginia, T. C. Judd; Hiawatha, George Olson L. E. Seely: Castle Gate, Lloyd John Kaddis are charged with an ascounty; that the defendants, as such Not Complied With. Horsley, part of Lot 8, Block 6, Tid- the Sumerset and Wesmoreland fields and board. caused to be published in a the of Storrs, II. E. King; Peerless, sault with a deadly weapon. The two Logan district, Edghill: defendants contended Is 93500. Pennsylvania, next Price. well by It circulasurvey, newspaper having a general make and Wellington, L. D. eases are postponed. to failed field and Hazard even of the that Alger, statethey Kentucky, to P. Joe though Ralph Arnold a Robert Kimonetta, tion in aaid county pretended Several liquor matters will take np ment (as specifically mentioned end publication in compliance with the part of See. 18, Twp. 13 South, Range and in certain districts west of the set forth In the complaint) of receipts etatute. the time in which they might offset moat of the court's time the coin-in- k a was the hy Mississippi largely $600. 10 East. Consideration, its provisions has and disbursements during the sold legally comply withtherefore week it is thought. a writ of that X. Sheva to Robert P. Arnold, art sharp decrease in the Pittsburg field. year ending June 30, 1(20. which was pRHsed. and We of Sec. low fields of Southern volatile In the of the coming week the liti10 13 not in compliance with said statute In mandate will not lie. Friday South, 18, Range Twp. have any West Virginia, which have been furnthe Helper Garage against of that it failed to show: First, the do not thinkIn these citationscase. 9600. gation Consideration East. They the present amount on hand at the date of the application exfor bulk of the Oil and Exploration comthe the Uintah tonnage La ishing Lita to will Aubert of mandamus Even, writ August the hold that last report. Second, the amount of The was comes little on. The latter is being no is poschange cases In there Considwhere local reported. port, lie pany Block not Lot 4, survey. 8, sinking fund and how Invested. Third, of the arts resued for merchandise sold. factor limiting production was as be91.00. ihe money paid out, to whom and for sibility ofInperformance eration, the case at bar the statute ns-what paid. Fourth, the balance of quired. j w eek, hut it now goes fiver until the Saturday next is Emery county law Loveridge to Frank Oori slick, fore lack of demand. To it were require publiestion ( J, M. Block school moneys on hand. Fifth, the invoked does not 47.6 next term. His counsel, Oliver K. Clay, and motion day with Judge Woods. to losses cribed Tn amounting Scofield. per Consider! with 5, 5, statement a of ftsjLot conformity of amount every number, date and cent of fulltime over the country as jLadn't sufficient time to go into the Monday morning Judge Woods gave bond Issued and redeemed, provisions upon a specific data nor ;j0 9759. In comparison with "nojease. He was apiminted by the court Richard M. Jacoby a divorce from MaChristen-Oand the amount received and paid within any rind period orllnlwj time. to f a whole. JiutteTworth p George . . timei course, in the bel A. Jacoby. to defend. therefor." That at the time of said all other causes e 1 jsen, lot 1, Block 1 , rice. Lonstdcra-b- market," were of negligiblerestricting Publication of said pretended state- fixed ly statute, the publication should M. Lewis, alleged boxcar burg-anc- e. F. Charles Rnggeri vs. Felimini and afinqmrt-j production 91190. time a reaaonable made within ment demand was made upon the dethe present In- - jtion, liar, was to have had a hearing vester- - James Martello; restraining order. , to John Madden, Duinsvne fendant board of education thnt It ter the year's and. In to Timm not made appear nor er- nance 10 East Publish a statement In compliance stance it is Complete figures of the May tidlday, but when his csxe was culled he Verdict for plaintiff. ? 1 with the said statute, but that said Is sny su I star, tint reason aoxorned Heirs of Frank Oliver, fatally inbusiness in bituininou3 coal at 'failed to show up. His cash blind of water the officers complained of may- Consideration, then, and ever sln-e- , has wholly why now in the Sunnyside mines about five hundred dollars was forfeited. coal the of the five jured a ports t principal as preparby not readily just disregarded and refused to comply j Janie.-- , A. Katldw is still ill at Port-i- n I be first of the year, werp awarded an statement mood when Coast show a in the Atlantic that are a and proper Jen activity receptive publishing continue Ing therewith and threatens to it any time before. the exjiort movement which attend-- : bind, O-to do so. according o n telegram agreed ujmn verdict in the shnne of want 'they public office. And, often f . . ri ls- H:iii.-c-!f It ; further lira-"- ! Ih-- r' rr ;h"- - v'.k. r and nhiniiiges j the amount of ?225f). of Briti-!- : .'n a.t-- r writ ti ed the w:n it. one c'iil HI :i go. .l,n Jt vWi-'pno i itirr th..: the i ;t Dvletld.iMe f, of .;iJ court. 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