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Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-17

sNODGRASS, Ad-
ministratrix.
County Court, of said County and state
term q said Court. A d isls, n and 'eger on to-
on the petition OF Essie r. snodgrass, ad,
ministratrlx OF the estate Of Perry l..
snodgTass, deceased. to sell the following
and situate in the County Of Gunnison
and state Of Colorado, to-wit, The North
I; Eass So,ian QnsrteS & 2, ths North East Quarter
North. Range One West OF the New
Mexico Principal Meridian. and contain
OF land particularly described as follows:
Beginning at the North West Corner Of
Section Ten. n T9wnship forty-nine
PRINCIPAL Meridian, thence East along
the North boundary .ine OF said section
Ten. 2,5,e feet 70 the North Quarter Cor.
ner Of said Section Ten. thence south
four feet To the North boundary line of
the right Of way Of The Denver A Rio
Grande Railroad Company, thence south
westerly along the said line Of right OF
way. $50 feet. more or less, to the point
OF its Intersection with the west hound
North along the West Boundary line of
eaid section ten, =. al feet to the North
West Corner Of said section Ten, the
place OF beginning. containing in all forty
acres, more or less, together with anyand
all bitches and water rights connected
Herewith. Also the improvements on
what is known as Desert Land Entry No.
ss~>. descrihed as follows, The South
East Quarter Of the south West Quarter
the Sout h Hall OF the south East Quarter,
section -Four. south West Quarter Of the
South West Quarter, Section Three,
Township Forty-nine North OF Range One
West Of the New Mexico Principal Meri-
dian.
shall on SATURDAY., the 18th day of De
cember. A ID. 1915, at the Office Of the
County Judge, IN Gunnison. said County
and state. sell at private sale. said real
property and the improvements on said
Desert Land Entry. for not less than the
appraised value. for cash in hand. or on
such security, and upon such terms as
shall be approved by order OF said Court
ESsIE r. sNODGRAsS
Administratrix of the Estate Of
Perry l. snodgrass, Deceased
z. N. Sourse Attorney.
First publication Dec. TO- 1sis
Last pu blicAtion Dec. IL, 1915
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-17
uu kYs q nItksT

Tom Mstchett was up Tuesday from
his rsnch on Steuben creek.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-17
Iwo Differer Effects

The quality G. 10 rc-y
1a-Fe-y eetc-=sz.1z 40 49,
dents IL tae nak1f F-=zcr Es-a
Sht1h It is r.aEe. IA &C tar
tar baking Po=ecTs, -ssa as
IT. PT3ceis. a4G G h1a- tzfzl
qualities tc tae
Tae cream OF taE sf 7r.
fr4ce's Cream sak4r 7Eser as
used II food has sane vhols-
some effect o. the -lst4ve sys.
tez as the cream CT tartar II
grapes, from Which 8 derived.
Or the other harz, Il is in
ev16esce that obj enable min
eral resieues exist Ia fooa mass
with alum baking p Ger.
There is a claus On baking
powder labels vhicf names all the
ingredi ents. Read and let it
guide YOU.
DR.. PRICES CREAM fEZ1Ns POWDER
Made from Cream e Tartar
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-17
nsAics e Sels e Rel Eslaes

In the County
10. Court of said
County in Pro
bate.
Notice OF Sale OF
Real Estate.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-17

State OF Colorado,
County of Gunnison,
In the N after of the
Estate OF PERRY l.
SNODGRASS, De-
ceased. ESSlE T.
sNODGRASS, Ad-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-20
Russian

PETROGRAD. February 10 tvia
London. February 30. 1880 4. Ny.
The following official communica-
ton was issued tonight:
The Russian troops In the re-
gion OF Augustowo are leaving the
sphere Of fighting.
Near ossowetz. on the road to
domza. an action is developing.
ON tho Dunajec River (Galicia)
front intense firing is going on.
The attempts of the Austrians To
approach our works on the left bank
of the river near Otsinom broke
down
I'm tho Carpathians. in the region
of Kass;onki, and northeast OF
Stropsk. we repulsed n series OF hos
tile attacks. Our troops. by 4 dash
ing bayonet attack. captured the
height north OF Voliamskhon. At
daybreak of the l7th our battalions
captured In the region of Zayadok.
small fertilization. and killed all
the Germans defending it, The Ger
man counterattacks In masscd
formation were all repulsed with
heavy losses
I'm the Wyszkow region, where
sanguinary lighting continues, we
have taken in the last two DAYS
over 1000 prisoners and six ma
chine guns"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-20

ord when United States vessels availed
themselves of this facility during the
American Civil War. 1t would be con-
trary TO fair expectation if now, when
conditions are reversed, the United
States and neutral nations were to
grudSe to British ships the liberty to
take similar action.
The British government has no in
tention of advising their merchant shin
ping to use foreign HaeS as Il general
practice or resort to them otherwise
than to cvadc destruction or capture
The obligation upon belligercnt
warship TO ascertain definitely for II
self the nationality Of merchant vessel
before capturing and before sinking
and destroying II has been universally
recognized. II that obligation is full
hllcd. the hosting of a neutral flag on
board British vessel cannot possibly
endaneer neutral shipping. and the
British government holds that il loss to
neutrals is caused by disregard OF this
obligation Il is upon the enemy vessel
d!srcgarding it, and upon the govern
mcnt giving the orders that IL should
lie dis-cGardt that the sole RESPONSE
hility for injury to neutrals ought &c
rest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-20
French

PARIS. February 19.-The Wal
Office to-day issued this announce.
ment;
There has been nothing of i'm
portance to communicate since the
report of last night. The night OF
February IS passed quietly. There
were fairly spirited artillery ex-
changes I'm tho Valley of the Aisno
and tho sector OF Rheims. In the
region OF Perthes all the positions
conquered by us remain In our
hands
'Between the Argonne and the
Mouse. mt the Bridge of Quatre En-
funts, we captured u bomb thrower.
I'm the VosGes we repulsed two
infantry attacks at Il point north of
Wissenbach, In the Bonhomme re-
gion. Furthermore, we have organ
lied and consolidated our positions
AS We made methodical progress
both to the north and TO the south
OF the Sudel Farm"
The following French Official
statement wns given out here to-
night:
I'm Belgium we repulsed an at
tack against our trenches TO the
east of Ypres. The front line OF the
enemy includes five companies.
Near Rolincourt. to the north of
Arras, an attempt by the Germans
to attack our positions was stopped
in Champagne. In the regions of
Souain, Perthes and BeauseJour, the
he Snf, Of LS.h 4
/? made five counterattacks, with n
view TO recapturing the trenches
lost by him during the previous
days. All the attacks were repulsed.
The struggle still continues. and
We have made further progress.
''in the Argonne some coups de
main attempted by the Germans on
the night of February 1919 failed.
We blew up blockhouse. occupy
ing the place where II had stood.
ION the heights OF the Meuse. at
Les Eparges, three German counter
attacks against the trenches we
captured on the nth instant were
repulsed by the fire of our artillery.
IN the Vosges, between Lusse
and Wissenbach. In the region of
the Bonhomme Pass. the Germans,
after succeeding in gaining u foot
hold on hill 6o7. which they at
tackled with regiment, were
thrown out In the morning. as the
consequence OF an attack by one
company and a half OF our troops.
Since then we have maintained our
selves In that position, in spite OF
the violent efforts OF the Germans 10
rccapture 1t. we also have re-
pulsed an attack by the Germans
against the northern ridge of the
Sudcl Farm"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-20
HEARINGS BEGIN MARCH Is
Railroads Seek to Hetnin Holdings In
Chesapeake Hay Steamship Lines.

Railroads Seek to Itetnin Holdings In
Chesapeake Hay Steamship Lines.
WASHINGTON, February l9.-Icar-
ings Will begin here on March l6 on
petitions by railroads for permission to
retain, under the exception clause OF
the Panama act, their holdings in
steamship lines operating In Chcsa-
pcake Bay, the Interstate Commerce
Commission announced to-day. Com
missioner Clements will preside
Testimony relating to the Chesa-
peake Bay lines OF the Pennsylvania,
the Baltimore and Ohio. the Chesapeake
and Atlantic. and the Maryland. Della
ware and Virginia roads will be heard
March 10; relating to the Southern
Hallway and the Atlantic Coast Line
and the Chesapeake Steamship Com
pany, March II; to the Atlantic Coast
Line and Seaboard Air Line and the
Baltimore Steam Packet Company,
March IS; TO the Southern Railway,
Seaboard Air Line, Atlantic Goa st
Line. Norfolk and Western and Chesa-
peake and Ohio and the Old Dominion
Steamship Company and the Virginia
Navigation Company, March IS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-20
EVERY PROBATION TAKEN
ny DEFENSIVE Iroy,CI,c

THE HAGUE, February 10 via Lon
doaJ The critical situation brought
about by tho German war zone deere.
mas greatly Impressed officials here. No
reply has been received as yet 10 the
Dutch protest
Work was continued in all govern
!nent onicss until late las, evening. ana
several conferences wcr. held b.,w..,
ministers No real uneasiness is feIt
a. 70 Hollands position. but every nrc-
caution has been taken by al! branches
OF the defensive forces
Considerable troop movements arc
ported along thc eastern frontier facing
GeFmauy, but information reeardir,,
tHem is guarded closely Tho water
"e'ensrs are understood TO be rcady
i"r an emergency New recruits ,or
Inc army rcRched their training d.,o,e
!este'Ha!. and more were expected To.
"a! Many Dutch vessels are now IN
Eritish waters on their way to or f,o,r
holland ports Some apprehension /,
YET III shipping circles. but II IS pointa[
out these merchantmen are easily de.
tihEnishanie, and conservative &, !.
hopea there w!!i b. no untoward IA,
pen!ngs. nap
Inc reported encounter OF the ,,,c,
, steamer Helena with "a Xepn.,in g., -,
:: Nor'h sea. and ,hc .ac, me vessel ,ya,
: not harmed, are regarded as inaic,,i,.
f. fha' Germany docs not intend ~ =,
) TACK reutrals a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-20
Austrian

VIENNA, February 20 (via Lon
don, :25 A. M.).-The following Of
fetal communication was issued to-
night:
ION the Russian Polish front yes
terday there was more activity. the
Russians increasing their artillery
and infantry fire, with view of
concealing movements behind their
fighting line. In several sections
ACTIONS developed. and advanced
Russian parties were repealed.
I'm West Galicia our troops took
some advanced positions of the
enemy's line. The Tyrolese Kaiser
jaeger stormed fortified village
and captured 800 men.
I'm the Carpathians stubborn
lighting continues. North of Mad
worna and Kolomea we repulsed
Russian attacks. infiicting great
losses. The enemy's lighting is in
creasing in violence.
In the southern theatre, the Ser
bans lately repeatedly have bonn
barded open towns on our frontier.
On February 10 100 shells from
heavy guns were fired on Semlin.
Several buildings We're damaged and
civilian was wounded and two
children were killed. On the 18th
Mitrovscza was shelled, whercupon
the commander of our forces ordered
short bombardment OF Belgrade
with heavy guns. Representatives
were sent to inform tho Serbian
commander that every bombardment
by the Serbians hereafter will be
answered by Austrian reply.
Baron stephen Burian, the Aus
TRAN Foreign Minister, started to-
night for the Austrian staff head
quarters. where he will meet DR..
Won Bethmann-H ollweg. the German
Imperial Chancellor. Tomorrow"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-20
German

BERLIN, February 10 (by wire
lcss).-An official army hcadquar-
ters statement says:
In the western theatre: On the
road to Arras and Lille the French
have been thrown out of the section
of the German trench which was
occupied by them on February 16.
I'm the Champagne district re-
ncwed attacks made by strong
French forces broke down complete
ly under German fire. One hundred
additional prisoners fell into Ger
man hands. Short sections OF tho
German trenches, which were taken
by the French on February Is, were
partly rcconqucrcd.
I'm the reported French attack on
Boureuilles and Vauquois, five Of
iiccrs and i79 uninjured men were
captured
ITO the east OF Verdun. near Com
bres. the French, after Il short-liyed
success under heavy losses, were
repulsed.
In the Vosges the Germans
stormed height GOO, TO the south
of Lussc. and took two machine
guns.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-20
FRENCH STEAMER T0RpEDOED
ny GERMAN SUBMARINE,

plEPPE. FRANCE. February 10 (via
raris, y. MA German submarine
torpcdoed this morning, without warn
ing, the French steamer Dinorah from
iiavre for Dunkirk, at II point sixteen
miles OFF Dieppc.
: the Dinorah did not sink, but was
lowed Into D!cppe. No mention IL made
: or the loss OF any OF her crew
plate on tho port side of the
g steamer below the water line was stove
~ in BY the torpedo. She managed to
Keep afloat by hard pumping. Word Of
the occurrence was taken into Dieppe
ny hshinE boats, and assistance for the
!. i'inoTah was promptly sent out. Her
cargo Will be discharged here.
The presence OF a German submarine
y OF Cape Ally was reported four DAYS
ago. The daily steam traffic service
: between Dioppe and England has been
suspended.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-20
MINERS QUIT WORK
Declare New Wage Scnic Virtually
Meuns Reduction.

GRAFTON, w. VA. February 10
About 1000 miners. employed by the
Jamson Coal Company, in the Bar
racksvil lc-Famington region. struck
early to-day, declaring Il new wage
scale recently enforced by the COM
pany virtually meant reduction.
Approximately LOO miners In Marion
and Preston Counties quit work to-day
because coal companies had posted IL
new scale Of wages, which the men
claim virtually means :: reduction.
thousand men quit work in three
mines of the Jameson Coal Company in
Marion County, while 100 miners at
the Ncwburg Mine of the Virginia.
Maryland Coal Company, in Preston
County, laid down their tools.
All the mines were shut down.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-20
WHAT WEARING NATIONS CLAIM
IN THEIR OFFICIAL STATEMENTS

I'm the eastern war arena: Tho
Germans yesterday occupied Tau
roggen lin the Russian Province OF
Kovno).
'"The engagements of the pur-
suing Germans with the retreating
russians, to the northwest OF
Grodno and to the north of Auchs-
VIOLA, are nearing their end. The
battle to the northwest of Kolno
still continues. South of Myszyuiec
the Germans drove the Russians out
OF several villages.
ITO the north of the Vistula, in
Poland. minor engagements are talk
Ing place on both sides OF the River
Wkra. to the east OF RacIonZ.
From the region on the south OF
the Vtstuln, in Poland. there Is moth
Ing new TO report"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-20
ENGLAND ISSUES NOTE
ON USE OF NEUTRAL FLAG

'#'illiitt'i from flrSt I'aSe.)
q request was made by United States
passengers who were cmbarking ON
board her that the United States na,-
should be- hoistcd, presumably TO in
sure their safety Meanwhile The
memorandum from Your Excellcncv
MAD b"en received. His Majcsty's gov
eminent did not give any advice n
me company as to how TO meet this
request. and II understood that th..
Lusitania left Liverpool under tho
British nag
seems unnecessary 10 say moro
as regards the Lusitania In particular
USE is PERMITTED
TO ESCAPE CAPTURE
IN regard TO the use Of foreign aaps
-! merchant vessels. the British mr.,
'''i"t Shipp!nR act makes il clear ,ha,
''c use Of the British flag by for.ip,
merchant vessels is permitted in limo ~
wa! Tor The purpose OF escaping can.
"''' Is bcucvcd that IN the case Of
H''"h "'hcr nations there is similar rec
'ehlrioh OF the same practice with -.
cara TO their nag. and that none bo
forbidden IT,
II would. therefore be unreasonablc
10 expect Ills Maicsty's eovcrnmcn, ~
pass legislation forhidding The ne. ~
'",c'Eh hags 10y British merchant veg.
Atis 10 avoid capture by the enemy. now
'h"' 'hc German government have an.
nonnccd their intention TO .ink ,o.r
/ chant vessels at sight Win their ,o,
conb"tant crews. cargoes and papers. 2
/ proceeding hitherto regarded by IN,
I opinion or the world not as war. I'm,
/ piracy IT is felt that the United state,
government could not. fairly ask IN,
hTl'Ish government To order Rritirf
/ merchant vessels 10 forego mean,
"l"ays hitherto permitted Of escaping
! not only capture but the much wors,
tate % sinking and destruction.
Great Britain always, when a non,
ttai' has accorded to vessels OF o,h.,
states Al war the liberty TO use IN,
hFi'ihh nag hs "A means Of protection
from capture. and instances arc on rec
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-20
Migraine or
Sick Headache

Dr.J.J. Caldwell says that this exceedingly
distressing disease does not shorten life,
but does not appear TO be durable Suffer
ers from this afliiction nre condemned to
undergo the periodical attacks every few
weeks until they are forty years OF age, after
which the attacks are less frequent, and
finally disappear entirely. Palliative meas
ures during the attack are all that It Is
possible TO suggest, while care in the diet IL
the best preventive measure. An attack
may often be prevented by taking two
Antl-kainnfa Tablets when the first symp-
toms appear, and one Anti knnn!n Tablet
every two hours during the attack shprtens
II. eases tho pain and brings rest and quiet.
observation-disclosures may be- Obtained nj
Ill druggists. Ask for AK Tablets. They
lutclsly relieve all Pain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-20
SUNDAY TO VISIT PRINCETON
Despite Fact University Won't Invite
Him. VIII AddFens Students.
ISpccial to the Times.Disnntch.

Especial to the Times Dispatchl
PHILADELPHIA, PA, February 10
Despite the fact that President Hibben
doesn't want him. Billy Sunday, 1t was
announced tonight. will pay Il visit
TO Princeton University on March 9. to
preach 20 the students. Sunday refused
one invitation from the students be-
cause IL vas not sanctioned by the uni
""Tsity authorities. but decided to ac-
cepl when the invitation was repeated.
frcsidcnt iiIbbcn has refused to let
HIM use Alexander Hall, but the stu
dents have been promised the use of the
big Presbyterian auditorium.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-20
NORWEGIAN SHIP HITS NINE,
VESSEL REACHED. CREW S4yI.J

DOVER. February l9.-The Norwe-
Elah tank steamer Belridge. which
sailed from New Orleans on January oS
ana Newport News Oh February . for
amsterdam. struck mine to- day off
Dover
inc vessel has been p,ncrlcd at Wal
"'c' IL was hrst reported she was
only slightly damaged by the explosion.
"u' later IL was learned there had been
81 htF ba!nE down. Her forcpeak
and her foreh6ld are waterlogged. and
her foredcck is awash
The Pile; on board and eighteen man
OF her crew have been landed.
The Belridge struck the mine AT an
carly hour this morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-20
Fraternity Hnnuuct.

The i;ho Chit Chapter OF the Phi
Gamma Delta fraternity. active and
al.mni members. enjoyed n banquet last
night at Huegcr's Hotel In honor OF
the ncld secretary Of tho fraternity. g.
K. Chambers. OF Pittsburgh. Among tho
alumni present were John B. LiRhtfoot.
Jr., Douglas =. Freeman, William
ErohdduB. George Brothers. Professor
Frank Elder. DIR. Charles W. Taber
Robert gayillc. John Rylhnd. J. Hoge
Kicks. 4. Il. Kcrshnw. Or. Samuel Cot
troll. Frank n. Smith, John Morrison
Jr.. and Or. K r. Loving Mr. Light
foot presided as toRstmaater.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-20
OPEN COAST TOWNS
HOMnARDED ny GERMAN

Investigated By the prize court
OPEN COAST TOWNS
BOMnARDED BY GERMANS
eft is, however, necessary TO state
that the German decree is not the only
ground on which the submission Of the
cargo Of the Wilhelmina To the prize
court is justified. The German gov
ernmcnt have in public announcements
claimed to treat practically every town
or port on the English east coast as Il
fortified place and base OF operations.
on the strength Of this contention. they
have subjected to bombardmcnt the
open towns Of Yarmouth. Scarborough
and Whithy, among others. On the
! same ground number of neutral yes
sells sailing for English ports on the
east coast. with cargocs OF goods on the
German list Of conditional contraband,
have been seized by German cruisers
and brought before n German prizo
! court.
Again the Dutch vessel Maria, hav
! ing sailed from California with cargo
OF grain consigned TO Dublin and Bel
fast, was sunk In September last by
I the German cruiser Karlsruhe. This
could only have been Justified If. among
/ other things, the cargo could have been
proved to be destined for the British
government or for armed forces, md
/ II presumption TO this effect had been
established owing 10 Dublin or Belfast
being considered fortified places or
bases FOR armed forces.
The German government cannot
have ii both ways. II they consider
themselves justified in destroying by
bomhardmcnt the lives and property OF
peaceful civil inhabitants of English
open towns and watering places. and in
sciZing and sinking ships and cargoes
of conditional contra band on their way
thithcr on the ground that they are
consigned TO q fortified place or base,
a foriiori His MnJcSty's government
must hc AT liberty TO treat Hamburg,
which IL in part protected by fortif-
cations at the mouth of the Elbe as q
fortified town ana base OF operations
, and supply, for the purposes of article
81 OF tho Declaration OF London.
MAY QUESTION DECISION
BEFORE PRIZE COURT
III the owners OF the cargo of the
Wilhcimina desire to question tho
. validity in international law OF the ac-
B tion taken by order OF His Ma1esty's
government they Will have every op-
/. portunity OF establishing their case in
due course before tho prize court, and
Hin Majestys government would in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-20
PAssEs WITHIN aon FEET ot,
NINE IN iNGJIxu tt,.S,

NEW YORK, February I9-caotain
Nelson. OF the steamer City ~ sayar.
nan, which arrived tonight from pnt.
terda'n, after delivering cargo D; co,
eon taken on at Wilmington. \ C.. re-.
Portcd that on February : his sbt,
PASSED within 900 feet of mine IN N.
!, English Channel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-20
the intention OF Serbia TO invade AL

the intention of Serbia TO invade AL
bhnia
Reports from Sofia, Bulgaria. state
The !ncursions of the Albanians into
Serbian territory are welcome TO
Serbia" says the statement The Ser
olans intend 10 use the present in
ierval In the operations of the Austria n
army in the Balkans TO push an adj
vance toward the Adriatic. supported
by the cooperation Of the Anglo
French Fleet"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-20
. BERLIN ADMITS Loss
OF ZEPPELIN tIUsytI,.

LONDON February 20 G2:5O a. ND
=, wFe'es' a'Spaich received here from
,a,,,ln a1'ni's 'hf loss Of the Zeppelin
a.lship - IN the same storm that
/. destroyed Zeppelin L. on Ip,l.nc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-20
INTENTION Or SERBIA
~ TO INVADE lIn.NI.

BERLIN. February ls tby >wirelcss
10 Savville. \. IA statement from
the Overseas News Agency says /, Is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-20
CARGO OF WILHELMlNA
MUST GO TO PRIZE COURT
lContinued from First Page.)

nature of the shipments seized. Is a
matter which will most suitably be
investigated by the prize court.