The Sun. [volume], June 25, 1915, Image 1

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UmfJ,n . VOLUME 1 NUMItPn I " '""" purtunllles. r :
'""" ' NUMBER 1. EVERY FRIDAY JUNE 25, 1915 I M
ROAD WORK PLACED
OF RECORD FINALLY
Price Man Motors to Helper, Finds "Bill" Ham
ilton and Meeting of Commissioners
Is Held Tuesday Evening.
K. Utln after Tho Hun. In U Issue
iitat ltth hail Riven wHo puMlclty
m iv f t did h" boru" of ""
ZZtusi nc r make ony record of It
jrt with UKKlcaton c Matthew
,Ttt .pending of tho thlrty-one
Zaani dollars bonJ money on tho
IZHTof Carl.on "ounty. Ui to Juno
Iii two dam beforo Inst week' Hun
.uWlntdl. thero wan nothing on tho
Jntit nt the court houne to show nny
IimMfmenl had been made with tho
ftorJo contractors. Questioned
Sot the Minn County Clark llorelcy,
ill li also l'rk ,0 lh" ,M,nrJ of c,mn"
, wmmlralonern. wild hn knew no
iStjeMt . ,. .
I the meantime, however. Kgglo-
t Matthew were assembling their
taitock and scraper and tho llko nt
M and having tho same iwnt on to
iMWlun, which OemonMtraU'H bo-
doubt that they knew what they
undoing and had tho nuthorlty to
kltawork Thin was started early
v k and beforo tho general pub-
k nMhcr who might liavo wanted
iiUnce'o bid bad been apprised, ox
npt through The Hun, that tho road
mi to Ik Improved. Tho contrnct
Ul nldent'y been given outside of a
ttpUr urmlon or tho board of com
Wsioners. Utt Tuesday evening, however,
fen u a meeting of the eommls
amurt at the court house, after N. A
maims of Trice bnd gono to Helper
u4 brought Commissioner Hamilton
lrf In an automobile. Tho records
Aaw that the work la given to J. I).
Utthw and that the greater por
tal of tho thlrty-ono thousand dol
an bond money la to bo apant on tho
UUund trail and tho road lending to
fa Uintah Haaln cuunlry. Tho Mat
U4 outfit U hired by thv duy, thu
tur reviving aa compensation 10
rcnl of tho money expended. On
i bull tf thirty-one thousand dol
an nnl Matthew will reclvo
inasd three thousand dollars for
Vonlnj tho ' i
Matthew Talk of Work.
II J a Matthew, tho contrnutor. wua
In frl-c HAturduy bint from Wulllng
Etoe. In rimtrraitlon with n Hun rep
ItutnUthe bo atuted that tho work
Iu4tiun Monday or laat week on tho
Md oit uf WelllnKton and Hint It In
Imv progrrmlng at tho rato of n mile
fiT At thin rain It will noon bo bo
S th big Hprlnga ranch of Com
; nrr filiarp und clone lo Wood-
I'p to that time ho had em
b)rd file Carbon county men with
Xttthew aluo atated that when h
t to Wellington with hit outfit to
fla ox-ratlona tho people thcru
nt Indignant over the manner In
"'kh the contract had been nward-
but nlncn avvlng how hlmaelf and
ti outfit wire doing thlngn had "aoft
l" down connlderably In their at
Unit towardn him. He, or course,
U that no ono hero was prepared i
do the work aa ho hlmaeK la. Ia-1
"r. h eipecta tho people of Welling
'on to auk him to grade their strceta
'r them.
Uthhew la a very pleasant gentle
". knowa his bunlnetui and In re-
KOMINENT CITIZEN PASSES
'Vtwioiiiu Clulmn W. W. .McCo At
the Home or I'n-nton Nutter.
WMUni Walter McCoy, ngod 78
' anl a native of Now York ntutt,
' t thu homo of Mr. and Mrs.
Won Vuttf r In the Nine Mile nee.
' List Wvdnrsiluy nrter un lllnemi
.' pnt jinonia of only ubout n week.
J ,'ly In b. lug brought to Price to-
UM11' 'or Inbrnii-nt In tho I'rlce City
""'rr am tho funeral will be held
"I- tho illrietlon of tho Masonic
i aB-'ucr
H. "'fa-til vsua ii man without fam-
L ir,1n,i h:iH no known rolatlvea In this
I Kl, " "f u,e Went. Ho lived up to
ut Iwenty-two years no nt l-end-
' "I"-, and had a brother there.
ttflW" hnher tho brother lu still llvlnir
-rvni1 ht'r'Bl,outs knows. Ho talked
aWi. " rVun with those mimt In
H" with him or bis relatives or
wily connections.
).' 'Coy was born In Now Hump-
'ul ' ?l 'arl' w"t I" Now York
'iloliviiya referred to tho latter
Kpi fe hl nom- Il hnd been con
Hiiv.'ih l'ton Nutter about
Hlov i - Cftr" B"d eame to his em
), 'r.om Coljrudo. Ho was treated
f A..!. x " member of tho famll).
H l,r y,m """ounil Price a couple
., fC )revlou to ubout ten das
li n hB wcnt to Nino Mile.
iB'itT?i,B ,,r K0"K out the"-0 that
'Bbir), . "f Pneumonia camo on and
Hr: ii1,'rn,l,,te fatally. Ho ivus
i ,if0T.w" In his dealings and
H'. '.""led an ono of Carbon coun
.pn. ii ,ln', numt gubstantlal cltl
'I'nle w,", u "number of tho Mo
H Bun at Ll,n,,vllo, rolo. As
vtaB'nta fD.K ' irM8 'h arrange
'le, lne ri'neral are not com-
iponalble rinanrlally and othern'b fO"
anything he undettaken. I load work
la a proramton with him. ami twbly
blnniea him for taking the eonlmet
when he could get It. Tho kick, which
la not confined to a few ly any maatw,
la that thrre are any numlttr of enm
petenl men In Cnrlmti euumy, tax
payers and other, who need the work.
They should hare been given a clmnee
by the commissioner. The three
thousand dollars which the Cotonido
firm will pull down from taxpayers
here will leave tho county and state.
linn I'nld Tni- l4M Year.
Contractor Matthew was here again
Tuesday and called to see Tho Hun.
He thinks this newspaper has done
him an Injustice In stating that his
firm pays no taxes locally. Matthew
states that during I VII he deducted
from the payrolls fur the men em
Ployed by him lt.90 poll taxes for
Carbon count). The same eor. he
imys. the firm or Kggleston A Mat-
iimw iwiii into me county treasury
147.41 personal property taxes, and
$17.10 to Kmery county. Tho Hun Is
glad to Kile the matter publicity.
However, this doeri not alter the fuel
that the board or county commbolen
era gavo this work to oulsldi rs. In
stead or to home taxpayers. Matthew
does not deny that his contrai t with
the eommhwloners was made before
there was any meeting of the board
on June ltth. wlnin the same Is sup
posed to have been entered Into with
bis firm, and which Carlxtn County's
News und other npologHIa for the
commkwloners are kept busy explaining.
lU'M.ICTIN IKStlKS O.Y TIIK
cd.m.vii.i.i; irr.ii, nm,i
One of the oldest cool nflnlng din
trluta In I'tnh Is alwut thirty mllwi
.nurtheMst of Malt Uke City. In the vi
cinity of the little town or Coalville.
I High grade bltiimlnoiie coal has been
I mined In this district for or fifty
years, und the mines now operating
lire large and well equipped. The
coal beds. boweer, are Involved In
extensive roek folds and are broken
by faults of conMdrrahlo mngnltude.
Tho oxtont and limits or tho coal bear
ing urea have therefore been In some
doubt, and a study was undertaken by
Carroll II. Wrgemanu or the United
Htntea geological survey with a view
not only or making a general geologic
study or tho area, but ir working out
In detail the rock structure, outlining
the probable productive areas and
making estimates as to tho depths or
tho coal Uds within It. Ills report,
entitled 'The Coalville Field. Utah,
has been Issued by tho geological sur
vey as llulletln Slll-i:. a copy or which
may be obtained freo on application to
the director of tho survey at Washing
ton. D. C.
John It. Uoolln of the office forco
oif the United Btatcs l'uel company at
lllack Hawk was doing business ut
I'rlco Wednesday. He Is a member of
thu retiring Carbon county high school
board and hns made an efriclent mem
ber or thnt orgunlxatlon us well as tho
local board at Hiawatha ond lllaek
'Hawk. Tho coal situation at the
'three camps or tho company to the
south Is picking up. more men ar.
being put to work und a better reeling
! generally P-nades the eumH. aa re
1 Kurds work ror the men und u market
for tho output or the company.
-Mr. and Mrs- . " W"r w?
hu been visiting with Mrs Voters
orsnts ror the past two weeks, lef
Thursday for Sun Francisco, where
Zy will attend the fair and also
f'lmmer s huol at llkl. -H'Per
Times 19th
WHICH WAY?
UNIQUE BRIDGES
FDR MIDUNDEHS
OIIAMI .IL'NtTIDN, COI.O., .MHN
AlilVIC TO COXIUTIONH.
llcvliv I'rrfiiicil That .Make Husy
Croulug or WnliT Hwollen Wnbc
ThroiiRli (iniiid und Hmcry Ctiiin
tics In Itnxtcrn Ifiuli Cliainlx-r or
Coinnicriv Kniloix-H Yolimtccr Aid.
An Ingenious loose endMiutomoblln
bridge to be used on the sandy Imuks
of several washes In OrnnJ and Winery
ouunlles east or tlreen lllver anil
ThomMHin on the Midland trail has
been devlMil by M. C. Ilamsey, II. I.
1'lalt nnd H. K. Wlntcrburn or Grand
Junction, Colo., und the device has
been officially adopted by the cham
ber of commerce of the Colorado city.
Hevornl of the bridges were construct
ed thero last week and were put In
placo by volunteer lalior last Hundsy.
The creeks and washes on the des
ert do not require regular bridges lis
they uro dry pructlcnlly ull thu time.
However, tho banks are uulte sandy
In sumo places for twenty feet or ho
and the approaches to the washes un
less kept In constant repair glva more
or less troubta to motorhts. Tho new
bank brldgu Is unchorcd safely to the
ground level several yards rrom tho
stream by a "dead man," but tho
lower end Is so arranged that It can
bo washed loose by u strong current.
U a freshet sweeps down tho wash
und lifts the end of the bridge out It
merely takea It to the bank where It
can bo easily i-urrlcd buck by ono
man to Its placu ut the buttom or the
wash. The tires or the car travel In
troughs, giving easy traction for even
tow powered maohlncs.
Those who have seen the model
unite In tho belter that It will prove
the solution of nil tho sand bank
troubles on tho Midland trail.
Two Hud Accidents.
The deep nrroyo which the Midland
trull crosses about ten miles oust of
tlreen Hlvcr was tho scene of two
palnrul accidents the other day when
a party consisting or Mr. nnd Mrs. II.
C. Clark und ohlldren. Mr. und Mrs.
!'. (1. Woods nnd ihllilrwn. Mrs. M. 1.
I'nwlerand Hlumley fln-en. driver, all
of Moali, were motoring to Creen
FOR THE CHILDREN MAINLY
Cltlictis of 1'rke nrc to make no
spci lul effort to celebrate the Fourth
of July thin )enr by reason of the fact
that tiurrotindliiK towns are figuring
to have ohserviincca of the day, es
pecially the camps or lllaek Hawk,
Mohrlund and Hiawatha at Itluck
Hawk, us will also Helper. However,
that the children or this community
may lt Improwed with the Importance
of Independenco Day there will bo iv
program observed on Monday, tho Slh,
about ns follows:
Program In I lie rorcnoou,
K.ilute nt sunrise. Allert J. Orames;
baud parndn 9 o'clock In the, fore
noon; program ut City Hull 10 o'clock
In the forenoon. W. K. Olson, master
of cereinhnlea. with inusle by tho
tand; Invocation. Illshop Albert Dry
ner: selection, Hko orehestra; read
ing or Declaration or Independence,
Agnes Mnclcun; girls' chorus, dlrcc
tlof or Mrs. U A. Jones; oration, C. H.
I'll.e; male quartet. A. I Heppler
Itlver. As the car struck the bottom
or the nrroyo tho occupants wero
thrown against the top or the car, and
Mrs. fowler nnd Mrs. Woods wero
severely cut across their races. Mrs.
Kovvler, who wus especially badly cut.
went on to Halt Ijvke City to havn tho
Injury attended to. Hevcral stitches
were required to sw up the cut
MtlHiANO TltAlh IN NKVADA
1H IN hPI.KNDII) KHAI'i: NOW
HALT LAKK CITY, Juno 13. Uck
or rain In the last week haa done won
ders for the road between Halt Iuko
City and i:iy. and F. K. Weston and
II. P. Drlnkwuter of Denver, Colo.,
who mudo the trip by automoblo from
Illy yesterday, reported the highway
to bo In splendid condition. Weston
and Drlnkwntcr made the run of near
ly three hundred miles In less thun
fourteen hours and arrived In Halt
lke City shortly before 9 o'clock last
night. They nrc on their return trip
from tho Pacific ('oust and left Han
Francisco Wednesday night coming
b way of tho Mldlund national high
way the entire dlntuuce. '
"Tho road across tho IMuli desert Is
In good lundlllon." said Weston. "We
wero uble to make un uvrrago or
rorty-rive miles an hour across thu
reported bad spots. The worst place
In tho road between Halt Iiko City
mi'' Han Francisco Is the Carson link
BACKERS OF WATROUS HAVE COLD FEET
"Tobc" Whitmoro und tho five others who re
cenSfwent on the bond of Fred L. Wn rous for
(Z I thousand dollars in the matter of he re
deliver of Mewnthalcr linotype machine be
leiivery ui u trustee, contracted a
longing to R. W. Crocjew, wu ,
most severe case of "coW feet alter i n y
time to rcflec upon what the au Jjej to
Thursday hist they sent ine r offered
Crockett's attorney, F. E. woous, au i
under tho redelivery bond. The maue
now a part of ;; wa8 that Watrous
Thooxcusoof tho bo 8"ftHtb0 for the week
had failed to go out the A uyocai
gwftlSiTio that he was not
"toting fair" with the bunch that had come to
his rescue. The fact is the bond was entered in
to with no Idea of helping Watrous out. It was
to discommodo Crockett if they could.
While tho linotype machine wns in possession
of these bondsmen a rental of forty dollars n
month was piling up against them, besides dam
ages to Crockett for being out of tho use of the
machine and his investment therein, amounting
to about thirty-five hundred dollars. Again, the
machine was not absolutely necessary to tho pub
lication of The Sun.
L. 0. Hoffmann was tho attorney for tho
bunch, including Watrous, who never had shown
any interest with those who got behind him. The
Sun appreciates the position of Attorney Hoff
mann in the matter all through. He was fair and
honorable. However, tho intentions of the
others was entirely different. It was anything
to annoy The Sun and Its management.
and others, rending, Cornelia Htevcn
son, selection, Kko orchestra.
Program or Children's hKirts.
lluselHill game between Troop 1 or
tho Hoy Hcouis and u local team.
Kxerclses by tho local (toy Hvout
troops, arranged by the local scout
uiastvnc Foot Itnclng Children 0 to years,
rifty yards; S to 10 years, seventy-flvo
yurds, and 10 to 13 years u hundred
yards.
Ilennbag contest for girls from 13 lo
17 years of uge.
Horse nnd rider contests for hoys
from 13 to 17 yearn or age.
Illoek games for boys and girls
over 13 years of age. i'rlxes will be
nnnnunccd next week.
There will be dancing also for ull ut
City Hall.
"It Is very desirable at this time,"
snya Miyor Carlos Ounderson, "that
all oltlxens manifest their patriotism.
I, therefore, request thnt ull business
plates and residences display the Am
erican Flag on Independence Day."
mmmmmmmmmammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmt.
near Itcno, whore tho going Is mighty
hard and but little time can be made.
This, however. Is tho only place In tho
entire dlstunco whern good tlmo run
not bo mado."
That tho road between Halt I-uka
City and Hly, hovever. Is heavy with
dust was shown by tho condition of
tho travelers on their arrival. The
i-ur was thoroughly covered with dust.
Considerable road work Is now being
done along tho route.
Drlnkwater ond Weston will re
sumo their Journey to Denver after
several days sightseeing In Halt I.uko
City.
HAKES SPLENDID SHOWING
PHci Commercial mill Sat lugs llnuk
On Firm Foundation.
Klsowhere In this Issue of Tho Huu
Is tho report or the Price Commercial
and Havings bunk ut tho closo of busi
ness, June 9th. It shows thv bank to
be not only In it s-tfo condition, but
prosperous also. Its reserve, which
consists of the amount duo from banks
und cash In the Vuult, Is tt,6CB.ft.
which Is mure thun li psr cent of ull
Its deposits, whereas the luw requires
that u bank shall kep but IS per cent
or Its commercial deposits and 10 iter
cunt or Its savings und time deposits.
Kuril six mouths hus seen un addi
tional amount udded to the surplus
nnd undivided profits until that Item
now amounts to I25.9t0.26. This, to
gether with the cupltal uf 160,000.00
and the personal liability of tho
stockholders or 150,000.00, Is tho guar
antee to depositors thut their money
will bo ready for them when they call
for It. Us louns or $'.'34,147.3(1 hue
been curerully placed and ure well se
cured. Tho courteous trcutment tho em
ployes extend lo customers of the In
rtltutlou and Its conservative manui;
ment by Its officers hus resulted In
tho good showing thut tho report
tnakeu.
m i
Frunk I Ilucklo und the lienfurs,
rather und son, wuro up on Jump
Creek nnd tho Heaver latt Hiuulcy.
The flshlnf In both streams Is very
poor, they ivport. owing to tho muddy
water and plentiful reed for trout
They had but very poor luck. Others
bring back tho same story. At und
near Hcofleld tl'hlng Is said to never
have been better than this season.
ItcHldcnts' or the town und ranchmen
In Pleasant Vulley ure going out any
old time and getting good strings or
the finny tribe. The same Is true at
Collon ulong tho White river and
tributaries.
I
EDWARD L GODAT fl
MURDER GASE ON I
mM
it'itY Hi:ctiti:i) in tiii: diktuict VI
COl'ItT LAST WKD.N'IXDAY. HI
District Attorney Cherry Outlines the VI
Position of the ProMniitlon ami ( hU
Samuel A. King What the Dcfcuso , H
Htpccl to Show Very lnrgc Cnl- H
ciulnr in lb llxc of Tills Term. IBI
District court fur Carbon' county 'H
onvnd nt Price hist Monday morn- - HJ
Ing with Judge Albert II. Chrlstenson :; t M
presiding The grentar puritans of UM
Munday, TutNtduy and Wednesday wns II
taken up with the arrangement of tho 1 Hfl
criminal calendar and tho hearing of 'Hfl
naturnllMtkMi applications nnd tho fBfl
dlsMsltlan of probate mutters. In the ) ' Hfl
mutter of naturatliatlont, probably HJ
tho best record ever made In the his- Hfl
lory of this court Is tho result, num-
ber or niqillfniits nnd ndmlulons to HJ
etlxenhli considered. Mora persons I i HJ
were granted cltlienshlp papers at I 1 Hfl
this term than ror any like period hi BV
ten years. ' 1 H
Tho (lislnt Trial On. J Bl
The trial or IMward U Oodat, !
charged with killing hla wire, Minnie B
Oodat, nt Price laat August, commctin- H
ed Wednesday afternoon, a Jury hav- B
Ing been secured during the day. The t H
Jury Is composed of WlUlam Molntlrc,
Heron Olsen, Samuel Hhlmmons, Mat- it H
thew Wuhlelu, Itussell Hlorrs, 'Alfred H
Newreln, II. II. Htrlngham, A. F. John- H
son, Ittchnrd lister. U A. Inuhcr, l
John It. Doolln nnd Krnstus Anderson. YH
District Attorney Cherry Is prosecii- ' lB
ting nnd Hninuel A. King or Halt lnko '
City Is derendlug. The Jury wns se- S
cured In tho record tlmo or three f . H
hours. It Is expected the en so will bo 1B
eotuiuded )y Saturday night In his - tBl
openlnt nddrrm the district attorney fc lB
stated that ho would expect to prove r B
that Minnie Oodat met her death nt B
tho hands or the defriulnnt. That VvB
thoy were married, mil hail been living n vB
npart. and thnt tho defendant follow- t B
ed her from Colorado to Price, nnd ':, iHJ
lifter buying some poison nt, a lnt,-nl d; "sfBfl
drug store ho hired n small caliber 1 Bh
rifle nnd later shot her nt her room ns ft ?
she was retiring to brd. It Is under- M'lfBl
stood thnt the derense will not deny I ;lB)
the killing, but will excuse tho net by I 1B
showing thnt tho defendant was great- j ; JB
ly devoted to his wife and thnt she had 2 UH
deserted him nnd their two small boys. if B
Thnt on nt least three occasions she A 9H
hnd brokin mi 'their homo on account J VjH
or her asnoelatlons with other men. j, 4B
That sha came to Price and hern took f gH
up with nnothrr man. That the do- t , !lB
fenilant mine here for the purpose of r UH
Inducing her to return to him. but be XHfl
discovered her Illicit relations nnd wns B
driven thereby to the unfortunate act 'Bh
That whllo temporarily tnsanu h fired vBjl
thu shot that took her life und shortly jkH
therearter tried to end his own llfo by i jBj
taking poison Ills mother, a fine J SBJ
old lady, accompanied by two of his BHJ
ulsters and his two little boys, urn In V IHBj
ultendanco upon tho court and will i, .aHj
testify In his behalf, aa will other J fiBH
witnesses brought from Colorado. r PBH
Htato of Utah vs. Peter ZolldakU; i' H
aratm In tho first degreo. Case sot for y' Bfl
Juno mth at 3 o'clock. ifj.lslBH
Htato or Utah vs. Sdward Olsen; V 'nBl
charge or embexilcment Caso set for If rHfl
Juno 31th at 3:30 o'clock. lMaBB
Htate of Utah vs. llerthu Wllsoh; , i tiVH
charged with robbery. Case set for t B
Juno 31th ut 10 o'clock In tho foro- C JBBJ
noon. j jB
Htato of Utah vs. Ilaptlsto llavliiai 1 ; JBB
murder In tho first degree. U A. Mo- f, HBJ
Oeo uppolnted as counsel far tho do- . ; ilIMB
fendunt Continued for tho term. ' MjaBl
Htato or Utah s. William Diets; Ji wBl
burglary In tho third degree. Dcfen- ; , rmJBl
(Hint entered plea or guilty and Is sen- u9ll
tenced to six months to three years In ki HjHl
the penitentiary. jIikBh
Ijiw ami Jlotliin Mnttin. MIBlfl
Oeurgo K. Ford, trustee, VK. Havoy liUMW
Hotel companv. ronflrmntlon or sale IpmS
of hotel furniture and lease upproved . f BgB
lo LnwoiiHtaln Mereantlle company nt ' InHj
I3B00 I ami ho terminated. i , rjHS
Htevensmi Lumber company vs. jjlaH
(leorgo W. nrandon: suit on account . ' !IJjS
Judgment for 1183.79 und twenty-five I HCT
dollars attorney fees. l 9H
Albert Dlmmlck vs. Utuh Fuul oom- , Ml
panv; persounl Injury case In whlgh j jH
plulntlff units for $20,000 damugeu. De- HB
murrvr overruled and thirty days l(1 jjg
grunted In which to file answer. j . H
Helper Lumber und Hardware com- ! 3B
pany vs. James Murtollo and others; ' , 9
suit on nccount. Demurrer nvurruled j B
and forty days to answer. I h 9H
lleatrke McKlnuev vs Albert Mo- I C'B&ll
Kinney; divorce. Granted. j JBSl
MoDonuld Heal Kstato and Invest- ll'kfltsla
ment company vs. It. W. Crockett & 4 3 Will
Co.; deramatlon of oharacter. De- BffljU
murrur sustained and ten days given fti'Mlfll
for answerlnif. A slmllat suit Is also 'uliifflfiH
pending ugalnst Q. ii. Kalms, prekl- JunlBa
dent or tho lt. W. Crockett ft Co. con- ttrallH
ccrn, Mil
MrCornlok & Co. vs. Levi 11. Puce; iff. jWtjB
suit on proiiilssor' note. Deirvurrer 'iBt'.Tiilfla
overruled und twenty days given for 'KtuXU
answering. iKUBKfl
Denver and Itlo arundu Itallroud flrwliEU
company vs. Carbon county; 'suit to 'lilBI
recover dependent mothers' taxes lev- I". IB
led ugulnst und collected from tho cor- tMitW
porutlon. Demurrer overruled and 'KflJBfl
twenty days given to answer. '-HlBH
Flret National Hank of I'rlco vs. It. SIBbI
It. Klrkputtlcb) suit on promissory WHI
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