The Sun. [volume], January 05, 1917, Image 1

About The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932

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" HE Sill REACIES T1EM '. " START HE NEIHEAR IIT' B
H Price 1 tho center of the coal mine flvll I ySfeitfeSJB flSK l "lfc1 WhenfeXer a xutmcrlber tnakV. n H
VJ Carlmn count) with nn annual pay- I I ii II 5 P WMftJS&lTO'Srx sftjxAkfiV III ill ll lH jwymonl on miljrrlptlon to The? 8un. BH
r II -all tho time lnerca-dng. tnoc 111 II I I Il---JTT325 II II I II tho nmo I. cajl In nlo, new. harp a-V-V
H m"ro than fixe million of dollar, to 1. j II II IrSU-grfgvriii tfgfcgiT II II I II type. luvv Ing tho date pa d to. It I
ur and railroad employe. The,e &l&' iisT fPkZS f T ?Ui" ."""V " 1"W .T1'0 HUn "' AnO
HI r the Spenders of thU action of , S T "'5 " "a a" " tEX-" T lw0 lb plensitre or wttlng upjwm
t.ih Advertiser In The Hun reaoh POLITIC A L L Y It i. l'Ull,H T our rtder' nam It would be
HH ... ..,... r iIipi. neouln In tho mln- "tlec-llghted" with the opportunity of .HH
M Tamp" ."id xitrroundlng rommunl- Entered an Second-Claw Matter. Juno 4. 1915. at tha I'ontoKlee at Price. Utah, t'nder the Act of March i. U7 doing n.. at the beginning of the )
H '. "V VOLUME 2; NUMBER "32 EVERY FRIDAY JANl'AKY 5, 1917 N" W H
I COURT IS HEARING
i THE GONTESTED
ELECTIONS
M si piux'iNfTs cofvit.d at
B NOON lOUAx, FIIIDW.
H XII tho Inlccwtctl Onoi Art Hcprc-
S .cnted ly Watcher mid Attorney
H cry Slight Cluing From the
H Ofl.rlnl Iteturm Have Di'trtciiAil So
H Knr Through Touiomm Hxcnlng.
H Luigt (leorge 'hrhtinpn of Mt
B itrutnt, accompanied lr ' M Aldor.
iirt reporter from Mantl. arrived In
H i. r Wednesday rxenlng lo hoar th
H ntrxtcd election raiic of K. Hanlxchl
H llliuk Hank ugnlnxt KiuII Ostium!
m (lar Creek In tho matter of the
M .. t year county eommlwdoncrxhlp
H he cise wan filed before Jildtte Al-
H rt II Chrlxtcnxon. the retiring Judge
H the dlxlrht In December but, and
H m on for It hearing yesterday
H ThiirmluM uftcrnoou nt 3 o'clock
H ll ntrnement of the wutmel on
H tit xldvM and partleit Inleronled the
H i . t4ultn of ('arbm Oundernon iiKnlnit
H ixrt llrner and II O Hnillli st(ftlit
Hl I H llordel nre voimolldated ltll
H ihD Hjtntxrhl and Ontlun'd eonteM and
H I three nre to be heard a uno. 1-
H rill l: II ft Kehulder uild lVr-
BH omnd KrUkKi n of Halt Ijke City are
B rrprLiM-ntlnR the oonti-Htcen, llornley
H ml llrynrr L A. Mcdce l the at-
B run for tlundervoii and Hmltli
m lly Ktlpulatlon nil formalltlen unu
H iruvioim proof ure w-nhed by both
H r den, wm Attorney Mcdee. nnd the
V lallotM cait In nil the xovernl pre-
B mrta of thi' county are to be counted.
B ContrxtM n In their aimwer filed lo
J tin complaint" or Huntnvhl. (lunder-
in nnd Hmllli deny nil the nllexntloiiN
BK made At the recount of the ote It
Hfli J Turner lit reprcnentlnK Ounderaoii
nd K T Olnnit I there for Hmltli
1 J II llnitnond repri-Miitii Haulio'hl.
H Hl Prttlni'ln Counliil.
BJI The tourt Id tnklnK tli prcilmtH In
HJI their numerlciil order nnd at noon to-
H iUj O'rldio) Mhen The Hun K'nit to
H I rem linH yone throiiKh the bnllutH of
Hp Winter Quarter. Heorield, Cnntli' (late.
B Helper Harper. WellliiKton nnd I'rlte
H ix in all The count nt HuniiMe
B fid the preclnctM over wiulli will le
BBa U me Into thin ufternoon upon the re-
BBa . nacrr.blliiK of court. Then will come
BH th other prut lnetn In their order.
HB JgdRe Chrlxteiueii expeelH to fluUh
HH th i uw tomorrnu exeliliiK Ht the
1 .tent
HH Till uttornoii for all lOllcertled
BH -a IMilb iiKreo Unit there will not
KKj ufflclcnt (haiiKcN to affei t the of-
DAVIS mWM
H lie nnd oiini; Netitlo Como Tocetlicr
H At ttm htnto Ciipltul,
H Youiik Azevedo U hopluK to win an
H undUputed ilnlm to the featherwelKht
K title of I'tah h Halt Uikn City tonlitht
H Frlda) He will be itlven that
H i nance, for hi opponent, Kid DuvU,
H has a hold on tho crown, which he
Hj ron Hrwrul )enm buck. The bout will
K in for nix round. I)ul bvirun hU
H rlne tarrer when tho ihort round
H Knme ntnrted und rapidly forged to
H tho front. He won thu featherwelKht
H hamplonMilp and retired from iicivn
H . irk without IohIiik It.
B Azexedo defeuteil all tho local xtrlnB
H nd bellnxed he hud a clear claim to
VI t io honor when Kid DiuIh bobbed up
Hjfl ti th ilt for tho iKilliIuja nnd de-
H dared lie would lmu to defeat him
H cforc the lalm would be Kod. The
H i a ehould be one of the fieri et und
B i .dli st tutu HtaKcd In I'tah for mime
H me
THE METHODIST CHURCH
H I oi-illnl Vcl'-oini- Kilcndctl to All In
1 Mleiiil TIicmj rH-nUtfi.
H Tilt re will bi Huudio mhool l thu
H letlimllst t huri h ut the uhuuI hour
H i ;xt Humla with preachliiK ut 11
i link of tho forenoon Hulijoct,
Hj What 1h the Church Dood l'or" Tim
B fan tlou i)f the oluirch an the ihurch
H hiuld l Keen The first of u.wrltHi
B threi Hcnniuiii on th mttleul
i lu uf ChrlMtlaii truth
V T,lc l'lu'r tno trmoiu of tho berlex
i rre January 11 th, Hubjeet "What In
H ii Minuter Good Tor" The funu-
F'T t the mlnlater um tho mlnUter
Mf tHiniUl be Been. January 38th. ul.
$ -"i What Aio You Oood For?"
v Tho function of the beliexer u the
H ) ellovcr should be seen.
B Bpworth league ut 7:30 o'clock of
S the evening. Toplo. "Lifting Our
I lleartu Oodward." Tho ladleM aid
iid it reuular monthly bunlnewi
HB vri'otmg at tho home of Mrs. J. A.
c rockctt yesterday (Thurnday) after-
PBHffi i) un
BIH Ito II T. Zcldom extendu a mot
Mi ordlal welcome to all to attend the
K itthodtst church sen Ices
MAKING A DIAGNOSIS.
r a r - n i
(in ( Sound -iKtt M
I ACOTC ATTACK OP J
I V "PROPlTl
PRICE WAY THE ONLTf WAY
An unuHual spccUicle of interest to the lutfllncas men und rcsl
tlonts Kenernlly of Price occurrctfn the streeUi of the city this
(Friday morning. It was nthinc Icsh than thu panning of the
iniKhty United State mall jtruclw of the Duchenne Stage and
Transportation company ovtVt)fe Price to My ton road to their
destination u forcible reminder that this iH tho only feasible road
to the reservation country twelve months In the year come snow,
rain or sunshine. This truth has been apparent to everyone for io,
tlwsc many montlis, except to the jostofflco department nt Wash
ington, D. C.
The cause of this unusual occurrence is the fact thai the Helper
to Duchesne route is snowbound, and may continue so more or less
during the winter. When net snowbound in the winter, it is n case
of being floodbound in the tho spring and summer. And there you
are.
It is a fortunate thing for all that the Price to Myton road is
always available in these emergencies, and n misfortune that the
latter road has not long since been designated as tho official mail
and passenger route.
TAKE THEIR OATHS
ON ARRIVAL OF
JUDGE
incomim; eo.MMihSioNiius nr.i.i)
orr ron two days.
Hmoi-ii In YrMrnlu), llowrwr, and
Conxldrruhlo IIiikIui'kw Do no After
Klcvtliiir' Allien llrjner Ah Chair
limn hherlff ColllhKliniii hubmltM
LUt of Ht-pullm Other Mutter.
fiirliou county' board of county
tommlioiloiier mil rmid) on Tuceduy
liiHt to take offlie, but there wax no
dUtrltt Judge hro to udmlnlnler the
ouOm. llowor, Judge (ItMirge C'hrl.
tmumii cHine In Wodnexlay onlng to
hold tourt utrduy und the oath
were tmttrtlKy forenoon udmlnWWred.
iHind were filed und toiudderuhle
bimlnew wn dlipoited of during the
morning hour nnd up to 3 o'clock of
the ufternoon The onnttwtett ciIih
tlon latHM of CominkwIonurH lienor
und Ontlund took thaeo gentlbiueu to
the dUtrlct court, where the) will be
Interextttd ono until after tho re- '
count of the Mite in tho recent eltn -tlou
I oxer. Other count) of fltern
took the oallni of office und filed
bond on Tuesdu)
C'oIIIiikIiuiii Numr Deputle.
Sheriff Oeorge Colllnghum uppeur
ed uud nulimltted for tho uppVoxal of
the board u lint of deputle In the vox--ural
pretlncts of the county, xvhluh
w'iih approved. His I'rlcg deputies ure
M II. I.cute or Helper und Lar
Kratidaen ol Price, ouch of whom
draw two-thlrdv of the eulary paid
Sheriff Colllugham. Tho nthcni ure
V. A. Krank. Kenllxvorth; John Htu
ley. Winter Quartern; A. 1). MacLean,
William Steckelman and Hluhard Mo
Dermald, Hlaxvatha; i: V 'Tucker.
8unn)ld Carlo Ialplai and Prank
Cottrell. Helper. J. P. Corey, Cimtln
(late, Weley IIIIU, Clear Creek uud
John J. Itlch, Wellington, all of xxhoin
Mrxe without expelive to the count).
ItcKUlar .MectliiK Hale.
Meeting of the board of oomniU
liinrr for the )etir nre fixed for Feb.
ruur) Ctli. Murth Ctli, April 10th, May
nth, June 12th. July 13th, Augum 7th,
Heitember 11 th, October lUth, No
xember Ctli und December 1 1 tit All
of the date for meeting for the )ear
come on TucMday uxicpt the one In
July nnd October Meeting nre for
10. o'llotk of the forenoon. The board
elected Albert llrynrr a It ihulrman.
County Attorney Hoffmann linked the
commliulonerx to mime U A. McOee
if Price a hi uUtant for lv month
at a ilury of exeiil.flxe dollur a
muuth. The proportion wuk, how.
exer, tubled for the time being
MIvm Margaret llorxluy nun eoii
flrmed a deputy count) clerk nt twu
thlrd the Hulur) of her principal.
Mix IkirlNirn I'orrenter I appointed
deiul) reconlor and Ml Viola olen.
depul) treaxurer. The report of the
count) recorder for the mouth of Do
i ember, Ihi. wn prieiitt'd und np
pitixed HetMiiitllliK motion hereafter ure to
be done nwuy xtlth b) the tmmml
our. After dbwuiwlou nil mutter
ure to be dUpiwed of by xot$ follow
ing u roll tall Niiuieniu bill were
allow ed.
After u late elou 5 exlurilio uf
ternoon the board udjiiurnwl milijcct
to the cull of the chairman.
des mm IS SHOT
Pi lit iiiiiig Mini Iking Itiiohetl to
Suit ImUo fit) iloxpliul.
Dezmond Murrlon. u young mun
whone home I ut Price und tho win ol
Mr. Mary MorrUon, wu hot at Ca
tlo auto thU morning und I ut till
hour being tukeu to Hr. Mark' Hu.pl
tal ut Salt Luke City
The Rhootlng I wild to be an ac
cident. Deputy Sheriff Luto I on
hi way to Custle Gate to make un
Investigation und If he nrrlv In time
will uccompan) tho young mun to the
city. .
The. numu of tho mun xvho did the
Nhootlng cannot bu learned. Ha I
being brought to Price by another of
ficer of tho nhorlff force. Full Par
tloulnra ure not at thin hour obtainable
SAMSON EDW POTTER
An liinrr) Count) Ploutt r Cullcil At
Clexclniid ln! Siiturilii).
HamiHin Kdgar Potter mmmI awa)
at hi home nt Cle eland bint K.itur
day, being at the time of hi dentil
one of tlie oldexl rltlxcn there, both In
)ean und rrxldrmo In the communtt).
He wax born In lnnaxhlre (Kear
Ity), Kng., November V, 1V39, uud
wn In hi xexenty-xexenth )eur when
Kummoned. Tho funeral tierxIcpH
xvere held nt Clexelund on Hunday
laM, u large concourxe of friend jtiitl
neighbor from nil oxer the county
gathering to pay their Inxt rexpett to
the dead. The funeral wa conducted
by Joxeph K. Iirxen, blxhcip of Clexe
lund ward. The upcnker xvero lilder
John Potter, Ole Jenxen uiidVllllnm
T. 1.0 m ph.
Deceaited I kurxued by forty-five
grandohlldrcn nnd nine great grand
children, bcxIdcH clexen on uud
daughter. Theo nre John Potter ut
Price, Mr. Ilnchel Greenland nt Ia'IiI.
Mr. Kliuibeth lleattlrf. Halt Uike
Clt), Jcfxeph Potter, Cleveland, Hid
ney K Potter. Hiawatha, Noah Pot
ter, Winter Quarter. Mr. Jenxln
Welch, Uintah In Weber county: Mr.
Klhel Maxwell. Marloy. Ida.. Tuoinux
C. Poller. Halt Uike City, and Parley
8 uud Kdwurd II. Nexlen III Clrillid
county
Hainxou Kdgar Potti r unlgrnted to
Utah In April. ISfcS. locating ut Win
ter Quurter In Carbon county, where
he llxed for a number or )enr. I.ater
he went to Cleveland and took up a
farm there, where he made a iuccck
with the help of hi largo family. Ho
wa un honorable und upright man
ind will be mlHxed from the commun
Ity where ho rexlded for ho long n
time.
"AN AMERICAN IDEAL"
htor) IVrtuIn to the Fowl I'uuill)
nuil Not to tho Human.
NKW YOIIK, Jun 3 An Idtml
Amerlvau fowl, In which will bo
centered nit the good point of
ull the good breed of h n. I
tho object of experiment being
conducted by the 1,'nlted Htute
government nt It fnrm ut Helix-
vllle. Md.
Hurry M Ijimun. hwid huw-
iMinilman of the government
farm, ha been working for the
last fixe year on tho new Amerl-
ean product. Un explained hi
experiment ut the annual poul-
try xhow ut Mudlwui tpmre (lar-
i den
According to l.nmnn the now
hen will huxe white plumage,
)ellow leg, red ear lobe und a
moderate ilxed comb. In U)lng
cpialltleM und tho nine of It egg
It will rexemblu the Leghorn
U will hno a ninth motet on
It bod) ux a Wyttmlotte. Ilarretl
, Hook or Plymouth Hock The
government furm. Lumou wild.
plan to haxe n big exhibit of the
new hen ut the poultr) xhow
next xeuiton
The publlo road of tho Uiiltetl
State outfllde the limit of Incorpora
ted town und altle had, January I,
1916, u total lougth of about 3,lfi2,
000 mile, of xvhloh about S77.000
mllw or 11.3 per cent uro Imprnx'Ml
; with so mo xort of lurfaulng. The
mileage of xurfuccd road U Inuroax
lug at tho rate of nlxtecn thotixaud
(mlle per nnnum
UTAH FUEL WINNER IN . 1
KETCHUM LITIGATION I
Judge Albert II. Christenson Renders His fl
Decision At Salt Lake City On jS
Friday of Last Week. jk
NOTHING AS YET IS HEARD ABOUT APPEALING ;
'mini finding and ludgnieHt "'
Judge Albert II Chrbtteiwon of the
Kexrlith Jildlrlul dlxlrltt. In the mat
ter of the Kelt hum Cowl enili
RgHltnt PleitMnt Valley CohI romtmii).
the Dincer ant) lib) (Iran ile ntllnwd
uud I'luli Fuel nimimhy. were ren
dered but Frbl a nt Halt ltke Clt),
where, by xtlpiilatlnn of the xexentl
Htlorue) In the rnne, an ndjournmelit
of court wn taken that the argument
might be heard at a point whleh would
be of convenience to ull eourerned.
The docbHon wa In favor of the
PloHKKUl Valley Coal iomHtli), reprv-
'xelitetl b) Van Cott. I '.III ft llller.
Dixon. Kill. IIIIlic & Hehutder. the
two law firm mentioned being of Salt
ltke City, mid It. (1 l.ucn of Den
ver. Coin, representing tho Denver
and lllu tlrunde rullroiul. The prcx
etico of I .u 4.11 In the vain wa he
vntiNe of the railroad ttimpah) being
named a it co-defendant llo)d, De
xlne & cite of Ogden were the at
torney for Ketelium Coal eompnii)
Ciiiiilciuii Tlpplollt.
On tho ttietloti of whether the
plaintiff ImiKu tlgljt to eoijdsinn nl
tlpplelte n it matter of law. the court I
hold that It ha. A to whether
plaintiff had a right to coudmen tho
coke oxen xpnee for tlm pinning of
plaintiff tipple, the court hold that
It wu Included In the cougremilonal
grunt from the t'nlied Hiate to the
Denver uud lllu (Inutile Itallrtmd rum
puny that Ix, u pari of the ground
Included within tile two hundred reel
right of wny for the narrow gauge
railroad. The coke oxen xpuco a it
xv hole xviih already put to n public tine,
u.ld that plaintiff uxw wu not u
moro htH'exnary public lixe than that
to which It I already applied. On the
question of whether the plaintiff
could condemn the Mxty-foot right of
wny from plaintiff proper!) to tho
right of wuy of the railroad oompau),
the court held that plaintiff had the
right to condemn und wa granted
thu right of wu from It property n
xtrlp of ground xlxty fecit wide -doixn
to within fixe feet north of the north
erly or northcaxtcrjy rail of Truck No.
I of the Denver und Itlo flrunde
Victory Fur Defendant.
The declxlou I u xlgual xlctor) for
tlm defendant Oioth tho Denver nnd
Itlo (Iraudo nnd tho Pleaxant Valley
Coal company (Utah Fuel company),
for It wa oxer the coke oxen "pace nt
Citntlu (lute that the real battle of the
litigation wu waged. Notulthxtund
lug the plaintiff claimed that thu title
xcNtcd III Pleaiuitit Valley Coal cum
pan) uud the Denver und Itlo Oruudf
xv n not properly acquired li the de
fendant eorporatlon. Judge Chrlnteu
win hold otherwUn. Thl contention
U Involved In the Htuplitm Murk. Meed,
the Plenibiut Vullny Coal oompuny
getting title from Murk ome twenty
fixe year ago
Thl wa une of the hurdt fought
cuxmi b) both ldo oxer heurd In the
dlxtrltt court of Carbon county. AImiuI
thirty day time wu eoinwnitMl In
hearing th textlmony of u xmall army
of expert uud wltumMtNC The coxt
in the lltlgutlon will run Into the
Ihotimilidx of dollar on eueh lde, and
thl mi) not tie the laU of It It wu
mild during the progrt of the trial
ut PrUe that un matter who ot or
won It the litigation would eventual
I) bo utHiltled by u higher court. Ai
yet. however. The Hun lut heard nu-,
thing of nn uppwil. i
Judge ChrUteneoii hu ul given a
dec-lxlon In the eondemnittloii null of
Carbon Ptjel vompuny uguliiHt titund
ard Coul eompuny und O. W. llumU,
wliereln defndautB demurred to thi
right yf plaintiff to condumii ground
for u tlpplenlto at Hulim. He holdi
for tho defendant. The coat; hu been
In thi court for several month uud
came un for final hearing last mouth
BIG THMMISED B
Dtuxcr und Itlo (it-nudc Figuring On lfl
New V-iir lludgcl. ll
Pliiii for Hit expendltlirK (if cv"- '1
erul million or dollar b) the Denver JH
nnd Itlo (Irniide to Improve the road' il
ph)leal eoudlllon and add to It fl
equipment lmxe been made by 11, U. H
Mudge, tirexldenl. uud uro bijlng con- JH
xldcred by the dlreetor, xvho art) now H
going oxer the budget which Mudge H
hn fl
The Denver iiiul Itlo Umudn linn or- ll
dcrcd n largo i.uanllty of xteel nnd In IH
the xprlng the rela)lng of a number 'H
of mile of track with heavier ralU IH
und lHillaxtlng will begin. A number H
of the branch line of Utah ure to re- H
reive heavier rail and the miln line -B
of the road In Cutontdo und In Utah
I to be H
Under extlmafi- of J. (I tlwyn. chlel
engineer of tho road, the Utah line
of the roinpnny ure to receive nlmoxt
three million dollur for Improve- jM
lllelit uud betterment. It I wvld by B
offlrinl III touch with the situation. HHVJ
rile purchnxc of more eiiulpmrnt Ix '
among the recommendation which
the illrettor will take up M
FARM LOANJEANK Mm
Something Over Ttvcntj-Om Tliou- H
nnd Dollar Atrcuily In Hlght, -H
Carbon county I to haxe it farmer' H
loan bank If the plan now formula- H
ted work out alt right. Itxt MondK) 'H
it meeting of the Iturul Credit uo- H
tlon wu held ut Price nnd dlreetor pH
The dlreetor' ure llinry (I. Muthlx. H
John II. Puce. It. F. Johiikoii. WlllUni ll
A Thii)ii uud A. .. Murxhall. The) H
meet tomorrow (Saturday) to perfect H
tho urganlxiitlon und to cletit n preil- 'H
dent, xlte prexldent, it xeeretury nnd H
it trouxurer H
At tomorrow meeting n committed H
nt three will Ihi appointed to make JH
the upplleutlon for u barter to the 'IJI
uulhorltlr ut Wuxhlugton. D. C. At fll
the Monda) mo-tlng J V MuelCulght H
Herxcd it thalrman H
There I nlread) tdeilged twenty-one H
thousand dollar, mora than enough H
to get the Institution xtnrted. ,H
MORE RAJ1R0AD DOPE
Talk llcvlvtil or I'tah Hallway llcliig JH
Hun II) Malt l4ikc Itouti. H
Thut the Halt Utke Itnute I pre- -H
paring to effect n truffle nrrungement H
with the Utah railway, which I now rLI
operated by the Denver und Itlo .Jl
(Irunde und rotixlxt of u trunk from aH
Proxo to Thlxtle und ntxo from Ouxtlo 'H
(lute to Mohrlund In limery county, I ;H
now taken for grunted, although of- 'H
filial of both rottd und of the United H
Htuto Hmeltlng. lleflnlng und Mln- H
Ing company, owner of tho Utah H
railway, decline to dlutix the matter H
The Halt Uike Itoute, howexer, ha or- 'H
dered a thouxand eteel coul ear for iH
Immediate delivery nnd It U freel) H
rumored In railroad circle that thexo H
rat J ure to be put In nervine In the tH
Huxteru Utah coal field. M
The report I current thut thn Unl- H
ted Htute Fuel company I to oxer- H
c le II right In It ugreement with the H
Denver und Itlo (Irunde nnd take over jH
the Hue and operate It between Pruvo H
und Mohrlund, the coal to lie handled H
the balanee of the way b) the Halt H
Ucke llnute It l unilerxtiMid thut H
negotiation to thl end an now un- H
der way In New' York B
HAILHOAD (iOIte TO ItChOlll! AVJ
OF KUVIUIAI, UTAH HllliHI'.XIIlN AHJ
Axxlxtunt Oenurul Freight und I'm- U
uger Agent William Wurner of the HBI
Halt Utke Itouto, In rtu.poH to the M
urgent reciuteit u( u 1'imlmr of xheep- HBl
rulxor of Ijfgreu, KuumI und Dun- BB
bar thut cur be ent to thut Neetiun HJ
to ave forty thouxand kheep (lowly HHJ
perlxhluy; In the xnow and for want
of food, lut Wedueday arranged to
lend u number of speelal truln to
bring the xheep to Lynmlvl. illuek
lloak and Mllford The latter plnec
nre udupted at this time of the your H
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