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The Springdale news., 1906-08-03

but # ald miStrbrtseHt his under sl3u1in1 If the meaning II the word heart 8s II 9ctafS la tae I5tb4a ] JaG hts pardon have been informed that this matter has been much dis euS9ed, and desire Ua d. what clu toward adjusting the matter in an amicable way. l do no want to incur the Ill feeling of any of the people of Springaale among whom l have come t0 make my future home however much any of them may di fer from me on religious or other questions. If We differ on questions If any nature these differences should not be per. mltted to engender animoSitieS.
 claim the privilege Of erlJIcISin- any and all religious teachings and practice that believe to be out of harmony with tue doctrine of Christ ! ca more, 1 feel that It IN my duty t0 the Lord tu do so, because ne has plainly enioined It ID hls word And 1 eheefiaIiY grant Uo ali who disagree with me the privilege 6f eritcIsing my teaching and practice. tair-mind- ed men and women ran tolerate crItI- cIsm. IL k only religious pdrtlSaus can not. But of course nl man wants to he miStep epreSented UuL uJ honest man Will Intentionally mIsFepreseuU another.
 Respectfully
 \ MeGABY.
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Proposed Amendment to tine Constitution of the State
 of Arkansas.

Notiee iS hereby given that the f0l- lowing Joint resolution, proposing an amendment tu the State Constitution was passed by the General Assembly at it's regular session of I9o5 and that the same will he submitted to the electors of the state at the next gem eral election. to he held Monday, Sep. tember ,, I906, for adoption or rejec-
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DIR OR
STATE

Governor Jeh Davis.
 secretary If State-0. C. Ludwig. 1udIt0r-A. E. Moore
 Treasurer z. Tiptau. Attorney Genera L. L. Rogers. Sgpt. Pubic InstrQctiun-J, II. Hiueman
 Eand Commissioner E. Conway. Commissioner Mines. Manufactures 8ad | trieulture-H. F F. Bradford.
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FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT

lad9e-J. <. Naples.
 Prosecuting AttorneY-D. B. HOFSleY Court meets fourth Monday in ! nriI and October.
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The New School at Tontitown.

After unwearied eXertion and gener- ous cooperation of his parishioners and friends. Rev. |. BaadlHt iS at length about U0 finish the magnificent new structure Jo be known d. St. Mary Academy.
 Yhls imposing edifee. beautifully located near St. 9esephas Church, k iafee ana eommudlouo. offering most desirable facilities Tor boarding and day schoa. The dormitarles and RfiSate rooms ups tdifs are spacious and we'll ventilated. and the class l1aHs ua the lower Il90f are admirably arranged AccUmmu dtiua haS been provided fer girt=e =e8dfdefs SIX years 9Id and upward, for buy bOarders between he ages IT six and twelve
 The Academy Vii be conducted by Sisters a1 Mercy from the WeIl known educational eStd dbllshmeHti st. Anne ; Academy, t't smith, and the eurrlc ul0m will include tue ordinary and extra branches The utmost atten. ton VIII be paId t6 the religious training If Catholic paPIfs and tU the health, morals and manners of all.
 The school wlii be blessed and for mdiIy opened by Rev !. Band1ni, pastaf af St. Joseph ss church, Iunu- town, an Sept. 9, and al the people of this and the ueighbaring dlstrlcts are cordially invited ta attend the opening ceremonies.
 The following are the terms for the day pupils Lending the Academy:
 iuittn r. the ordinary branches, including eia>s lessons fa vocal music aud HlaAa needle Waga. Del month, pay4ale Ea advance aa
 fAHfeate fes>au> ii# embroidery, lam zEaEes. drawing 8u5 painting. eactt 
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 H and tglt##n per month. s.H9ag EdHees s##t=95s5.
 #fasEs tre eNazFtez t7 bring >Hsszsz ~#4s a#1.ITaze3. e4mtHra. td af 8aH ttne arfIa#es. enough cidtb ftHs=s7==. .f7~f.Fe comfort and aeatnees aaa .-At pocket money 10 pur- eaa>e Inks. J3tef>. etc Parents or Z4#Il3as deSirIuL further information are rgSpecrful'y requested to apply tor saeH t8 RaV r. HaHatH s8 Joseph Church Hr To JHe SiStefs at Mercy, ~f Na8 Academy f4atit9Wn, Ark
 Don't drag along with q dull, bil- liaus, heavy feeling Aaa need ptIl. Ese DeNltt's LlItie Early BlSerS, the famous Httie ptHs Ba not sicken or grlpe, bat results afe sure sold by II. \. Daily.
 Tae trouble aoaut 6ad habit that you can aunt if you want le is that when you want t9 yaa ran'f.
 Sefab yourself dafiy.= yaasre not cle4n m The inside. Clean inSides means aiean stomach. bowels. blood, liver. clean. healthy tissue in every organ MORAL: Take IlolIister $ Rocky Mountain Tea 35 cents, Tea or Tablets Nelson K Se arcV.
 
 The fea turning point in boys career is when he first realizes the neeessityaf forgetting | Iat of things he thinks ne knows.
The Springdale news., 1906-08-03

NJ E. Church, South-SeryIceS every Sunday at ] a. m and at. night ex- eept first. Rev |. Nj BgrFow pastor Sunday school at 9:45 a. m w E. simpson, superintendent.
 Christian Church-su Sunday School at g.45 d. m. :. r Neweomb. superin- teudent. Christian Endeavor every Sunday evening at 6.30. Walter Der ". president. Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at 7:3a.
 First Baptist Churcu- Services eg- cry sunday, morning and evening. Prayer meeting every Wednesday night Young peoples prayer meet ing every Friday night. Eid J. A. Smith pastor sunday School at 9:45 a. m. D. Christian, superintendent. Primitive Baptist- Services every second Saturday and Sunday at II a. IL. Ed. J. +. Loving. pastor.
 First NJ. E. Church-Seryiees every sunday morning and eyemng. Sun daY school at e.45 a. m. Epworth League every sunday at b.50 D. m. JHnlaH League every sunday ats D. m Prayer meeting every Thursday eyea- ing Rev C. w Campbell pastor. L C. Williamson superintendent
 Presbyterian Preaching every sun day morning and evening. prayer meeting every NedueSda4 evening. Re7 j. S. HerunEtan. pastor. sun day sehaQl every sunday at 485 a II. |, D. FetroS>, superintendent.
 V. G. F. G.-Mect every two weeks m Tuesday atternaanS. Mrs Hattie Palmer presidents Mrs. Mary Moore vice presidents: Mfs. MaRele Thamp- son secretary; Mrs Ellen LangSton treasurer.
 spring City Lodge No 93 k ofP. = Meets every Monday night W. l., Simpson, c c. Lee Henrr k. R. and S.
 springdalg Lodge NJ le. F X, X. N Meets first Friday HeHt atter E#if moon in each month 8. l1H9> as W NJ M brown. see
 Spzn1d4Ia Camp NJ N o N Meefs aYer. HgSt and tHiFd Thurs day night If each month N q Scar. ey. C. N F Eiehl5ter clerk. inform t;ank, ". 2. Long capt
 40 W. Lodge. M a Meets on seeaui and faarth Wednesday night n each month. I. d Graham, NJ. ". Arthur Dyes, recorder.
 spfineaa EaeampHeHH No Za l. .. 0, r. Meets every fftdaY night exeant frday Wl0Ht m aH after the fH noon n each month
 j A GNgHge G r
 CLYDE lNaRAaf. Scribe
 R. E. Hayes Post No. 10. Meets first Saturday in each month at P m L. N. Wells, commander; C. W. Pool adiutant
 New Era Lodge No. B 1. 0. 0. F. meet Tuesday nights oi each week.
 j. W. CARTER, N. C.
 ! r. BENNETT, Sec
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<sss.sl,s A5as5alI  TIME TABLE.

SOUTH BOUND.
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 NORTH BOUND.
 :. St. L. * K. C. mail. s.06 d. n l2, Springfield pas 'gr.----..#.-. .-..-.-.5:U6 ?. ID 5. St L. X K C. limited ...s.+O p. ID ii, Local freight. 14-:45 2. m For any further informatsoi v~#ta ar ca E on C V FTEEY.
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SUPREME COURT.

ChIef Justice-J. NJ. Hill.
 Associates B. |. Battle, Carroll D. Wood J E. Riddiek L. A. MeCul-
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ELEVENTH cHANcERY DISTRICT.

Judge T H. Hump phreYs.
 Court meets second Monday in Fe1 FIIarY and August.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
JUDICIAL

ezasressman. Third District-J. C. EIE4sas
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cnuNIY

COUNTY. State Senator-J N. Thompson. RepFesentatiyes-J IL Mason, W. E. Simpson, c. \. Hurst. Judge-W E. Williams. Sherf-Kit Philip County and Probate Glerk-B. F, Greer.
 Circuit Clerk and Reearder-G. \. Rodgers
 Treasurer-R. F. Bell. Assessor-W W H. Heleemb. Surveyor-W. E. Rosser. Coroner -C E. swift Examiner-M. |. GFexdale
 TERMS oF COURT. County First Monday In January. April July and October. Pf85ate-FirSt Monday ID March June Septemb Der and December.
 sPRiEGDALE TOWNSHIP. Justices 9f the Pease.E5i.=A.= Graves and R. l. Atwood Constable Lee Philips.
 CITY. Mayor. T. Lane. Eeearaer-L Lee Sanders. .freasurer " !. Graves. Marsha ". L Stokes Aldermen -J NJ Hewitt. E H. san. defs. J. \. Joyce, Noses StearnS, Wm. Farht.
 City council meets second Tuesday f7f4rfaf n nlrl7 mont
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DO XoU GET UP
 WITH 4 L.AME BACK ?

Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.
 Almost evervhody who reads the news papers Is sure to know of the wonderful
The Springdale news., 1906-08-03

sold by all good druggists. Don't make any mistake, but remember the rane, SWamp-Root. pr. Kilmer5s Swamp-Root, ard the address, Binghamton, E on every bottle.
The Springdale news., 1906-08-03

cures made by Dr. kIlmers Swamp Root. the great kid- nev, liver and hlad- der remedy
 Iti Is the great med ical triumph of the nineteenth century 1; yeretlattervears of scientific research bv Dr Kilner, the eminent kidney and FF#T8HHr vaf tf 2 4-
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peTIoT0us OIIer " "

address to Dr. Kiltucr Go..l}ing ghanton The regular ftEtseflt- and oue- ,t411--s;z. hotties are
The Springdale news., 1906-08-03

Don't drag along with dull, bil- IauS. heavy feeling ! aa need d pill. C,e DeNltt's Liltie Early BiserS, the famous lIttie pills Bunot sicken or grlpe, bat results are sure. Sold by IL !. Daily.
The Springdale news., 1906-08-03

The trouble aoeut bad habit that Yau can aunt if you want ta io that when you want to yaa r4a
The Springdale news., 1906-08-03

bladder specialist, and !. successful in promptly. ear. uric aeisl# catarrh ot the Fr5ri7ts Disease, which
 form af 555uev trouble.
 Ilr. Etloer Swamp-R' cr541ss for e}Ftlthe
 r GIT bladder tf' faaazI inst the remedy you ben tested in so many Nd werk and i'll private pra' proved 90 successful i'll eve special arrangement has
 which all readers of this P not already tried it, may [ bottle sent free hy mall, al ing more abaat S~anlp=ke . findoutif you have kidney Q ble. When writing me1ti' ut414ere,11s offer i'll thls paper
The Springdale news., 1906-08-03

The feaJ turning p0inJ in boys e4reeris when he first realizes the necessity If forgetting Iatof things he thinks ne knows
The Springdale news., 1906-08-03

Respectfully
 AAMeGARY.
The Springdale news., 1906-08-03

R. E. Hayes Post No. 10. Meets first Saturday in each month at ? m L. w. Welis, commander; C. W. pnnl. aAlntAnt.
The Springdale news., 1906-08-03
spRINeDAlE TOWNSHIP.
CHURCHES AND SOCIETIES.

NJ. E. Church. South-ServceS every Sunday at T a. m and at: night ex eept first. Rev l. NJ BurTow pastor Sunday school at 9:+5 q. m. W. E. simpson. perintendent.
The Springdale news., 1906-08-03

sprlngda,e Lodge NJ lb E. N \. NJ Meets first Friday HieHt after E## moon in each month N pods us
The Springdale news., 1906-08-03

scrub yourself dafly, Yaa' re hot elem m rne inside. Clean inSideS means "lean stomach. bowels blood, liver. clean healthy tissue in every organ MORAL: Take IloliiSter $ Rocky Mountain Tea 35 cents, Tea or Tablets NelSoa K Se arcv.
The Springdale news., 1906-08-03

New Era Lodge No. 36 l. 0. Q. F. meet Tuesday nights of each week.
 J. W. CARTER, N. C.
 ! r. BENNETT, See
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-04
THAT OPEN LETTER.

The Journals open letter to Con-
gresham Howell presuming to set
forth conflicting statements on lis
part and demanding that he place
himself squarely before the public on
the college question is certainly not
to any advantage at this time,
Though Congressman Howell had his
wires as badly crossed as the Journal
would intimate, 1t Is hardly probable
that pointed questions or intimations
in democratic paper would effect any
desired results. VI the Journal we're
thoroughly honest In its desire to have
Mr.. Howell on the right side OF the
question, we believe that that paper
would have seen the advisability OF
letting that committee Of which he Is
the head discover Mr.. Howel's real
position and handle the situation as
II deemed best for the interests of the
college. If we are to win In this fight
there must be absolute unity, and
ordinations are not likely to secure
that unity.
Mr. Howell's activity in the recent
clash over the extra session, together
with his interview in the Salt Lake
press, is excellent evidence of his feel.
ings and until the committees over
which he presides find his attitude
unsatisfactory we feel that any "open
letter is necessarily premature. The
Journals haste to raise a rumpus
could very easily be construed to a
disposition to secure some little poll
tical advantage, but, we trust that
this is Incorrect
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-04
STOOD BY HIS TOWN.
Ogden Standard.

Ogden standard.
Congressman Howell is receiving
the congratulations of the people OF
Cache Valley on the success OF his
mission in opposition to the calling
Of a special session OF the legislature
To consider the consolidation Of the
Agricultural College and the Univer-
sity of Utah.
Congressman Howell made person
al appeal to Governor Cutler In oppo-
stion 10 special session and the APP
peal no doubt had great weight for in
the following interview the chief ex.
ecutive gave out statement an
nouncing his decision.
Here again is more proof Of the Salt
Lake Tribune's coarseness and mean.
ness. For days that paper has been
announcing that Congressman Howell
was Ia favor Of consolidation and the
Tribune's echo in Logan was aiding in
the circulation Of the false informa-
tion. When the time for action ar
rived 1t was evident that the most
effective opponent to the selfish pur-
poses Of the Salt Lake forces was Con.
gresham Howell.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-04

1t was very gratifying to note that
many of the papers OF this state were
against the proposed extra session.
The editorial expressions were strong
and fearless and unequivocally
against any such unwarranted action
as the calling OF an extra session would
have been. Among the papers show
ing friendly disposition to resent the
attitude Of the consolidationists are
Salt Lake Telegram, Tribune, Ogden
State Journal, Richiield Repaer, Rich
field Sun, Emery County Progress,
Box Elder Report Springville indie
pendent, Nephi Record, Provo En-.
quirer, and perhaps Others whose ex-
pressions failed to reach our table.
The real friends of education in this
state will deedly appreciate the atti-
tude Of the papers named
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-04
LOOKING TO THE FUTURE.

Though the University people lost
out In the effort TO secure an extra
session of the legislature IL is not TO
be assumed that they will give W the
fight for consolidation. Instead of
this defeat resulting In their discour-
agement it will probably have a ten.
dency TO spur them on to more siren.
uous efforts. They now understand
better than before that they have a
real fight on their hands and their eff
forts will be redoubted. In view Of
these evident facts, the friends of the
college should be thoroughly alive to
the needs Of situation, and in this re-
spect The REPUBLICAN holds:
First: That If the College is not to
lose in the fight, the friends OF that
institution must work unitedly along
certain definite lines.
Second: That the active workers in
the fight and the college authorities
must define these lines, and do IT
quickly, effectively and eifectually.
Third: That the fight must be
made an aggressive one on the part Of
the college.
THE REPUBLICAN holds, however,
that no effective work can be done I'M
I'll the college authorities and friends
of the institution are made TO enter
tain the same views If there is doubt
OF Congressman Ilowell's position or
views, then at the next Official meet
ing he should be offered the opportu-
nifty OF expressing himself fully and
unequivocally. II he or other friends
OF the college have doubt as to the
wisdom OF Pres kerr's administration
in the past or what he may do in the
future, in so far as IL affects the col
lege in the present fight there should
be frank expression Of those views.
In turn Pres. Kerr and the trustees
should have the opportunity of ex.
pressing themselves frankly and fully.
Let there be frank, honest, open dis
cussion OF any mooted questions and
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-04
WHAT THE PAPERS SAY.

The Richtield Sun. one OF the very
brightest of the county press" of
Utah, presents Richard Lyman's argu-
ment for consolidation Of the Agricul.
tural College and University OF Utah,
and then adds: IF ii is in order the
Sun rises and offers this suggestion:
IL the schools are consolidated let the
united schools be established at Lo-
gan. Salt Lake City has wealth en-
ough and II will be totally unfair to
rob Logan Of an institution that has
been the hope and pride Of every citl.
zen of the north part of the state.
Consolidate If IL offers saving TO the
taxpayer, but Logan offers better
facilities for an agricultural school
and less to attract students from their
studies than Salt Lake City. Our
best institutions of learning in the
world are not situated in the centers
OF population and wealth Therefore
let Logan have the school that Is hers
by a light beyond dispute"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-04
Salt Lake Tribune.

Salt Lake Tribune.
1t would have been an inexcusable
outrage upon the people Of this State
had the Governor been allowed to
yield to his inclination aud to the i'm
portunities OF the little bosses and
call the extra session. A good many
who signed the petition for this call
signed IL unthinkingly; Others subser-
vicinity; and yet Others through parti-
san trickery, these latter being schem-
ing Democrats who wished to see the
Republican ring programme put
through, for partisan reasons; il would
help the Democratic parry to such a
session!
But the people of the State at large
were not prepared to pass upon the
question Of consolidating the Agricul-
tural College with the University,
which was the aim Of the proposed
call; the old Legislature was not elect
ed with any view of 1t, and in no sense
represents the popular will thereupon,
though 1t was assumed that 1t would
be subservient to the will of the ma
chine and would pass the resolution
to amend the Constitution so as to
permit of the consolidation at the
rings behest.
Aside from tins, the question is not
even vet fairly before the people. The
reports OF the commission Of inquiry
are not published, and the voters have
had no opportunity TO make up their
minds upon the arguments presented
Any action that the Legislature might
have taken might have been snap
Judgment. But of course, the ma
chine would see no objection. to that
though every fair-minded voter would
have considered 1t an abuse Of power
One thing has been helped, however,
of the extra session call precipitated
That is the disposition heretofore SO
arrantly manifested to consider the
question exclusively local to Logan
and Cache county, has been materially
modified. The concession that the
college is State institution and that
one may fairly discuss 1t as such with
out being trespasser or an invader
of secluded preserves is distinct gain
in public ethics. But the question Is
not down by any means, through the
refusal OF Governor Cutler to call the
extra session; it Is merely postponed
But at least the Legislature that viii
primarily deal with il will be chosen
with Il knowledge that the contest is
coming on and with some reference TO
1t. And the people of the Stale at
large will not only be allowed, but
they will be invited, to consider the
election with a distinct view TO deal.
ing with the proposed consolidation.
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HYRUM.

HYRUM, Aug. ,, 906.-Juy 2ith
is past and has left our people in good
humor and 1t ssaid that Hyrum never
had better time. Everybody was
sober, there was no fighting nor ans :
thing of the noisy nature
There isn't much news In Hyrum for
everything is Oh the move, he
farmers don't have time to say how
do-you-do'' TO a stranger, SO don't feel
sighted If any OF them meet you and
don't speak. Its for lack OF time
Our merchants are doing a flourish
ing business this summer and they
handle everything the farmer raises
here. Hyrum will be great shipping
point when the o. S. ~. commences
TO come around our way
Ii. B. Ames has moved from Main
Street TO the Geo. c. Nielsen residence
on End West Street, The place he
lived in has been sold TO Samuel
Anderson OF Hyrum for the sum OF
$3.50.
Pres. w, q. Parkinsons son, who
was thrown from horse a few days
ago and was badly hurt, is said to be
getting along fairly we'll
a good many headers and some
binders are in motion now, and the
farmers are looking forward TO boun.
teouS crop.
John l., Baxter, Of the Hyrun hgr.
Co. left for Ogden this morAlLs 10
market his horses, some five head Of
them.
Mr., Liddle is building a new Imple-
menU House on Main Street next the
Drug Store
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-04

legislature. There is no need for great
hurry about IL.
Another point is that consolidation
will be more less an issue In The COM
ing campaign. Those who favor the
plan can vote for legislative candidates
that favor it,and vice versa. The next
legislature will have plenty of time.
There is no senatorial election to dis
tract the attention OF the members,
and all the time OF the session can be
devoted to matters Of state interests,
the consolidation question among 9TH
err items. And then the people will
have chance to say for themselves
exactly what they want done.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-04
Salt Lake Herald.

Salt Lake Herald.
The decision Of Governor Cutler
that il would not be best to call a
special session Of the legislature at
this time to pass upon the question OF
submitting the consolidating of the
Agricultural college with the Univer.
sity OF Utah to the voters OF the state
will doubtless be regarded by a MAORI
ty OF the people as eminently sound
The necessity for the extra session was
by no means apparent, notwithstand-
ing the fact that number of fist
class men signed petition asking the
governor TO call IL.
IL may be a wise step TO consolidate
the two state institutions OF learning,
and ii may not be a good thing. The
matter mas not yet been threSheo out
sufficiently To enable the people Of the
state 10 make up their minds in No.
vember, II would not be fair To take
the snap Judgment on the question
that the legislature, in special session
and anxious TO get through with the
work in hand almost necessarily
would take Besides, the existing
legislature was not elected for the pur-
pose, by any stretch of Imagination, of
settling the necessity for submitting
the consolidation question TO the peo-
pie OF the state.
Much fairer 1t will be 70 all concern
ed 10 leave the matter for the next
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-04
CACHE VALLEY
|, D. !. Hospital

S3j and W. LIST North ST. Treats all
kinds OF diseases. A tine X-Ray and
electrical apparatus for the treatment
OF cancerous growths and chronic
ulcers,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-08-04

a definite understanding arrived at.
Let a policy be outlined and all adj
here 10 that policy.