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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-15

dichos paises, 81 continuan los
des0rdenes.
WASHINGTON. - Ell gran
trasatlantico "Imperator", que
es uno de los doce buques ale
names empleados por los Esta-
dos Unidos para ell trasporte de
tropas, zarpara para Dantzig
hacia el primero de mayo proxi-
mo.
SAN DIEGO, (Calif.)-Un
oficial y cuatro marineros su-
fl-ieron queuladuras por una ex-
plosi6n de gasolina que ocurrio
hoy POGO antes de medic dia a
bordo del caza-submarino nume-
70 297. Todos ingresaron al hos
pital en- seguida, sin que Sc sepa
ell estado en- que Sc hallan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-15

la via instalada por ell lado
sur, cuyo peligro sc trata
de eyitar con el ensanche y la
construction de aceras en- el mis-
mo; y ademas, de fijarse una nue.
va via al lado norte que daria
esta precisamente sobre la tube
ria general del Acueducto, i'm
posibilitando asi totalmente to-
do ell trabajo de acOmetida a
ella; colocando fuera del alcance
las llaves de paso; y 10 que es
adn peOr, expOniendO la tuberia
a un positive proceso de electro
Isis, que acabaria por destruirla
en- breve plazo.
No es possible tampoco admitir
Ia installation de una dOble al
centrO de Ia carretera, pOrque en-
contra de clio subsisten igual-
mente los motives que sc dejan
anOtadOs en- cuanto a la dOble via
por el lado sur, va que el ancho
| de la carretera como Sc deja di.
cho no 10 permite, dado el in
menso trafico que hay EN- la Ave
nida Ponce de Leon y sitios deter
minados, constituyendo por con-
siguiente aquella installation un
constante peligro para los vehf-
culos y para los viandantes y
solo un benefcio para la Com
pafiia al disponer de propiedades
que nj lie correspondent nj han
procurado hasta ahora obtener
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-15

'raflco dc pakjgros y cargas en-
ire f'an Jne., e ,asrio ,!e ..e.-. San.
rffdfss .r,...'iiay he tai >hiu;@ s ,!af!
ciente, peligrdso y dificil que es
precise facilithr y descongcstio-
mar ese trafico por la Avenida
Ponce de Leon, des1e Miramar
hasta la palada 23 al mcnos,
con ell fin de que sc aminoren
Ell 10 future los numerOsos ac-
cidentes, y desgracias q. ocurren
diariamente dadas aquellas con-
diciOnes V ell aumentO incesante
de la pOblaci0n de San Juan, So
bre tOdO Ell el barriO citado Que
ha traido consigo un excessive au-
mcnto ell el nGmclU de vehiculOs
que tl'ansitan incesantcmentc por
aquella via ofrccicndo un peligrO
inminente para los viandantes y
para los mismOs vehiculos.
2.-En que para remediar ese
NAL es que el Municipio de San
Juan ha hecho el proposito y es-
tt lleyandO este a la realization,
de construir aceras de un ladO a
otrO de la Ayenida apelando a la
generosidad de todOs los duehOs
de casas Y terrenOs para la ce-
sion espontanea Y gratuita de 10
necesariO al fin que Sc ha dichO
" Quienes reconOcicndo la impc-
riOsa necesidad de las reformas
han permitidO aQuellos trabaios
hacienda la ceSi0n de 10 necesa-
rio de sus propiedades con la con
dici6n precisa verbal o escrita, en-
casi todOs los cas0s, de que solo
hacen dlcha ceSl0n con ell solo lin
de que sc construyan las aceras
y no para ning1n Otro Y en- min
gun case para provechO y bene
ficio dc la Porto Rico Railway
Light s. Power Coz, y 81 este es
asf, no es possible. dejar sin pro
tesla Ia pretensi6n de la expresa
da Compaiifa de ocupar con sus
Was terrenos que solo han side
cedidos para un fin determinadO
o sea para la construction de ace
ras como va queda dichO.
3.-En que con la installation
dc la doble via por la Compailis
de que sc ha hecho va meritO III
Sc resuelve en- mOdo alguno G
prOblema de la dcscongesti6n d,
traficO en- la carretera, resultan
do solo una magnilica soluci0r
para la Compaiiia quien intents
aprovecharse para su beneficiO, ID
un modo gratuito, dc propiedade'
que nadie Ia la cedido y vendido
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-15
En- Austria ha sido derro-
tado el gobierno soviet. Las
Cortes sc abriran en- Espa6a
la proxima semana.
(Cable eel Imparcial")
(Cable a "El Imparcial.")
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TOKIO-La policia japonesa Seul saco del hospital
tres mueres aercanas heridas el reciente tumulto
Con la detencion de las damas amercanas ha product
do entire colonia de Estados Undos Toxic estado
de viva excitaci0n. -
WAsHINGTON-La notcia de que la poicia japone-
ha cometido ell de del hospital tres da
mas americanas heridas ha producdo aqul visible aar
ma Temese que ell Jap0n, indgnado por la question ra
cia que ahora pantea nuevamente este decddo apes
lar la fuerza buscando pretexto para un rompimento
PARIS-A fin de evitar errores de interpretation los
conferencistas han hecho constar que admiten la gua
dad de pedda por el Jap0n Aprob0se esta rOpo
sic0n pOr vOtOs contra SeS Pero la mnOrla entire
que estan includos los paramentarios amecanos
servose ell derecho de apelar de este acuero ante
sion penaria del Congreso de la Paz.
/ VIENA-vE ttulado gobieMo, Soviet 5a sdo derrba
do, restabeeiendose la franquidad laantgaa cafa
Edel eX-mperO. La cGn1iS0n ingeSa informo al
goberno que esta adoptando meddas para
malizar la Situac0n que 81 ocurren des0rdenes
penderan los envlos de provsiones materas prmas 10
que creara stuaci0n extreme grave al cOnturba
do pals.
#.*a'e p 4aHfNTM i'WINW
BERLIN.-La impression predominante aqui es que
Aemana aceptara ntegramente las condolences mpues
para paz Ell pals desea enrar cuanto antes en- una
era de nOrmaldad para recOnStrur vda tan prOfl-
damente aterada por la actual conmocion Aunque al
gunos elementos mltarstas hacen esfuerzos por soil
viantar la opinion contra la acepacon de paz que
lse estma humiante ell pueblo esa cansado de luchas
|quiere la paz cualquier precio.
BERL1N-Se indica como primer embajador aleman
len washington una vez que trmada la paZ Sc
tabezcan las elaciones plomaticas entire abos paises
al ex-ministro de las Coonias Guilermo Hof Ell emf
nente dpomatco persona grata los crcuos de Was
ihingtOn.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-15

duenOS en- cl case de una eXprO-
piacion forzosa por causa de uti-
1l7iM T6byca 5; 81 ace~iieta Il sn
dcmandaX
4.-En que la installation de la
doble via Ijor la proyectada ca
rretera sur dc Santurce, paralela
a la carretcra central. contituirla
IN adelanto indudable para la
Municipalidad y un beneficio pa
ra los moradores de la parte me-
ridiOnal del "Gandul", ''Talle-
res. "Mclillas" y otros sitiOs de
Santurce que actualmente tienen
que recorrcr a pie distancias enOr-
mes en- algunos casos que existcn
entire sus modestas yiviendas y
la carrctera central a dondc ne
cesariamente tienen que acudir
para tomar los carrOs de la Com
pailia no teniendO las ventajas
de las personals acomodadas que
viyen en- la carretera en- sus
inmediacioncs y que toman y
abandonan los carrOs a las puer-
tas de sus' respectivas casas.
5.-En que al aprobar el Mu-
nicipio de San Juan, con sanction
del ComisiOnadO del Interior, La
Secci0n de ensanche de la carre-
terra 10 hizo luego de haber estu-
diado embellishments ell Ingenie-
ro de las obras del EmprestitO
la latitud que a la zona de trait
co de vehfculos y transito de pea
tones debia darsele, cOnservando
para el tranvla electricO una 20
IA de amplitud de 1'2S metro a
cada lado de los rallies, y es- eyi-
dente que ell pretender establecer
una via adicional dentrO de la
limitada zona de ensanche, equi-
Ivaldria reducir, hasta el extre
mo de hacerla peligrosa, la zona
de traficO achicar la zOna pa
ra viandantes, 10 cual no debe
aceptarse.
6.-En que analizandO la Co
mission las. diferentes ideas sur
gidas con motive de la preten
sion de la Compaiiia, viene a la
conclusion de que no es possible
admitir la installation de 10 doblC
via por ambos ladOs de la carrc
terra porque Ell contra de ellc
existen las nismas calisas que
para la installation de dicha do
bile via por el lado sur de la ca
rretera e imposibilitaria poi
complete la siembra de arbola
dos junto a las aceras y ofreceris
doble peligro del que hoy ofrect
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-15
Ell vapor Barcelona lego
a Ia Habana con muchos
.Casos de influenza. Un
yiaje tragico.
Gable ssEl Imparcial')
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(Cable a 'sEl Irnparcial.")
Via w. i. r. and T. Co.

MADRID abril 15-El estado de guerra ha sido sus-
pendido toda Espana Los Obreros reanudan Ia
bores La nor1naldad casi completa. De Barcelona
otras cudades imporantes reciben frecuentes des
pacos en- los que reheja la mas optlmsta impression
La cersura esta suspendida tambien El senor Jmeno
ha ellviado nota la prensa, pdiendoe coopera
c6n en- estos momentos verdaderamente crcos para Ell
muado.
"a MADRID.- LA Epoca' e organo de Don Eduardo Da-
to- aseg1ra Que las Cortes Sc abrrn Ia semana proxima
El Decreto sera promulgado de momento otro,
gn anuncia el periodico conservation Desaparecidas
las dicuades de orden Inferno NADIA hace dudar que
sel vaticnio de La Epoca' Sc cumpla.
(,ADIZ-En esta ciudad ha sido hecha una reconcen-
TRACTION de polcla verdaderamente extraordnaria Han
verdo mly acreditados agentes de Barcelona Madrid
II ohleto de esta Gle Ia poca en- Cadlz
tiene por fin iped que tieseInbarqell Esla1a los
bolchevqs que egan los buques expusados Gle todos
los pases de America La pocia regstra los buques
tes de permitr que desembarque nadie los ndivduos
conocdOs acratas son detenidos para proceder
SUI expulsion
MADRID.-Las noticas que Sc recben de Africa son
satisfactoras Ell plan de canpaa que vene desarro-
lando ell General Berenguer Comisaro de Espana
MarruecOs esta dando ell resutado que esperaba
de la alta pericia del caudo Trbus que crean ndo
mabes han hecho presentation la autordad espanoa
rndiendose a discretion
HABANA.-Ayer ha legado ell vapor "Barcelona" con
muchos de Influenza a bordo. Nueve enfennos
graves han sdo desebarcadOs seguida levadoS al
Hospital de Las Animas En- la travesla que ha sdo
veraderamente espantos han muerto dez atacados del
terrible NAL Ell buque ha sido sonetdo las mas guro
prescrpciOnes sanitaTias FL pasae que cOnduce ell
Barcelona" fue tornado en- las Islas Canarias.
TOKIO.-En Seul, la capital de Korea, han ocurrido
seros motines los que segn dicen las auordades a
ponesas han tornado parte numerosos extraneros HAY
miles de personas detendas entire elias muchos america
NOS La situaci0n la cudad verdaderamene crlti-
Ca. La revuelta toma proporciones alarmantes
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-15
PROTEJA .SUS INTERESTS

Nosotros podemos dare medic muy bueno para clio.
S ID compra novedades, stalada hace cien
aos era SER que aguna de las novedade uvera msma
cdad que la undacon de la citada Menras ID
ompra Puede esar seguo de que ID
lealmente novedades.
Ades nuuestros precos 25 mas barato que otras
casas
Vendemos mejor que mporta P. R. precios muy
reducidos.
Hagamos vista ensegud para que puea estar asegura
do, contra los precos
BAZAR DE NOVEDADES.
Allen 80 esquina a Cruz,
Generoso Fernandez & Co., S. en- c.
- San Juan, P. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-15
Temas Palpitantes
FL CONFLICTO DE LA DOBLE VIA

IRformc DE- la Comisi6n Espcciol
nomorddo por CT Conccjo M,
nieipsti pnr lest"diNg q
d&untp dc q d}d'e
ria.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-15

DE CONCEAL
FL Gobernad0r ha sometido al
Senado el nombramientO a favor
del senor Francisco Llayat. co
mo miembro del Concejo Munich
pal de Mayaguez.
Juan. Consume gasolina cua-
tro galones.
Panzardi."
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-30
PALMER EXPECTED
TO TAKE HAND IN
CALDWELL CASE

Montgomery November 29.-( Especially
A. Mitchell Palmer. Attorney General
of the United States, is expected to
take a personal hand in the movement
before the United States supreme court
to take Edgar Caldwell, negro soldier
of Camp Mcclellan. condemned to death
for the murder of an Admission street
car conductor, from the Jurisdiction of
Alabama and return him to the juris-
dicton of the war department for
court martial.
1t became known Sasui day that At
torney General Palmer became inter
ested in the case while it was before
the Alabama supreme court and that he
filed brief insisting. that the negro had
not been given fair trial and that the
with the understanding that he was to
be tried fairly blythe civil@court. Attor-
ner General Palmer's effort availed
nothing. The supreme court of Ala
bama affirmed the case and the negro
was sentenced to hang December 5.
The granting of the writ of probable
ca use ny Judge w. |. Grubb of B1r
mingham carried the case to the United
states supreme court and automa tically
postponed the execution. The war de-
partment has said nothing. but it IS be
lieved at the proper time it will make
formal demand for the return of
Caldwell to the jurisdiction of the war
department. Attorneys for the negro
contend that the war department can
take soldier from the civil authorities
even though it surrenders him to the
jurisdiction of a state
Chicago negroes and a national ne
gro organization are supposed to be
putting up the money for Caldwell's
fight Caldwell lived in Chicago when
he entered the army. ] @. Smith, at
tory general of Alabama, will leave
Sunday morning for Washington,
where he will defend the states juris-
diction. Another representative of Ala
bama will be Neil p. Sterne of Annis-
ton. who assisted in the prosecution of
Caldwell No greater interest has been
shown in any case in recent years Last
summer, when it was thought Cald-
well would be hanged President Will
son wired Governor Kilby, requesting
postponement of the execution.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-30
WOMEN SEEK TO AID
IN REIMBURSEMENT
Miss Kennedy to Address
Club Women on the ma
tiOnal Crisis"

-. -, 4.,,-.--
MISS MINNIE henneuS' Ni'O " -
national speaker. will address mass
meeting OF the various womens clubs
Snads.. ee+orroop Oecerber r At ?
-. -.
ocloek at the HlJou 1"ea'i9 On
National Crisis or National Emer-
gency."
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,o;,,t 80, oIar,a,,+ r,rod,,ci1., tbo crisis
,,tisb - fnfIatod r,ri',ss nd inflated
- Ill rossihia outcome
,'bf,,h 1880 rs,,o1,'tio, ar finsncia1
-
~ ,o-~v,.,,+ ,,,ot,s 20 u,np,an as
,o-5ir 20 Mics
49, ar.5Tio, +ba+
~. fedsra+inn - c,,,bs fs tbe onIv
-. ,oaIS 81, ,,,or,an
se;,,,o sc - 80 800 tI,,,a bnar +be
-. - III ,ro,oe., IF
Sr,asion - -, NJ - sssis+ ~ read
1aihei iSa ~ ue aoie 70 i9StS1 ~
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-30

fer the scene of their activities to Exhi-
hition park.
They have been invited out as the
guests of the L. J. Heth shows for a
night of circus and carnival fun in Ex-
hibition park. The shows open tomorrow
under the auspices of the Police sfsenef
associations fall festival.
The circus band will head the process
sion of carriers and newsies as they hike
through the loop district for Sixteenth
street and Second avenue. Then every
attraction is to be thrown open to the
boys.
The carriers and newsies are to report
at The Age-Herald building promptly at
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-30
ALL SECTIONS OF
SOUTHWEST NOW IN
GRIP OF WINTER
Continued from Page one)

from business building in Muncle
and struck her in it's fall.
Reports from Fort Wayne, Ander-
son, South Bend and several other
cities in the northern part of the state
told of buildings being unroofed, trees
uprooted. plate glass windows smashed
and OF general Decentralization of street
car, telegraph and telephone service.
In Indianapolis one church steepie
was blown down, many large signs
were torn from their fastenings and
several large show windows were
broken.
Several women and children were
cut by the falling glass and many of
them were knocked down or buffeted
against the walls of buildings by the
wind.
The wind reached velocity of SO
miles an hour here.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-30

50 PER CENT PRODUCTION
Official statistics show production to
be approaching 90 per cent of normal
at the end OF the first month of the
strike, as compared with 90 per cent
during the first week and 33 per cent
the second week.
The weekly report of the United
States geological survey today showed.
44s per cent of normal was produced
during the third week.
DR.. Garfield also issued today a de-
tailed analysis of the figures on which
he based his conclusion for IA per
cent wage advance. Explaining where
in he differed with Secretary Wilson,
he called attention to "the fact that
the principle involved is of far greater
importance than the figures arrived
at"
The principle applied In arriving at
IA per cent is different in FlSind and
character from that applied in arriv-
ing at 31.e1 per cent, and hence any
attempt to average the two or to com
promise the results is impossible DR..
Garfield said.
wage advance of 3161 per cent as
suggested by Secretary Wilson would
give total wage advance since 1918
of 1914 per cent as compared with
maximum advance of 10 per cent in
living costs, he added.
Miners are paid by the tom he
said. "Other mine workers are paid
by the day. The day laborers generally
have received advances of wages since
1913 equal to and in some instances in
excess of the increase in the cost of
living.
PROPOSAL is WRONG
'sThe proposition that a general in
crease of 31.61 per cent be given is
simply proposition to give to all mine
labor the percentage of increase re-
quired to bring the class of labor that
has received the lowest per cent up to
the present level of living cost, even
though that advances the other groups
far above the amount necessary"
Dr. Garfield pointed out that statis-
tics Of the national industrial confer
enceeboard showed only 10 per cent
increase in the cost of living and that
on this basis the miners would be en-
titled to only 9.S per cent wage ad-
vance.
On an annual output of 500 900 900
tons, DIR. Garfield said, the additional
wage bill would approx mately $685.
100000 with 31.61 per cent advance,
$107 100000 with a 14.1 per cent in
crease and s74,ooo,o0o with a 9.S per
cent advance.
The average earnings of all mine
workers in 1918 was $1550.5s, or s61S
per day worked, DR.. Garfield said, This
conclusion was based on information
taken directly from the monthly cost
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-30
AGE-HERALD NEWSIES
WILL BE GUESTS AT
EXHIBITION PARK
Fall Festival Of Police Relief Asso-
citation to Begin Tuesday Night.
Band to Lead Procession

No ordinary December blizzard can put
the kibosh on an Age Herald newsboy
And whether it sleets or SHOWS Tues
day night scores of newses, supplement-
ed by the carrier force of The Age-Her-
aid are going to pull off a little party
IN the downtown district and later trans
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-30
BIG PROPERTY DAMAGE

Toledo, O., November ga terrific
wind and rainstorm, during which the
wind velocity was said by weather
bureau officials to have reached rs
miles an hour, swept northwestern Ohio
late today, levelling telephone and tele-
graph wires and creating property dam
age estimated at 100000.
Telegraph companies report their
wires down in all directions and one
company is refusing messages for the
ensuing Is hours.
The storm area extends as far east
as Cleveland and virtually to Chicago,
according to railroad information.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-30
FIVE PERSONS KILLED

Detroit November 29.-Five persons
were killed here and a score of others
injured IN a storm that swept across
southern Michigan tonight. The wind,
accompanied by driving rain. reached
a velocity of so miles an hour here, the
weather bureau reported. Property
damage, it is estimated. will amount to
thousands of dollars. Street car ser
vice and wire communication were de-
moralized. Severe damage is believed
to have been suffered in other parts of
the state from which no word had
reached here.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-11-30
THE BIRMINGHAM AGEHERAID, SUNDAY NOVEMBER 3d. 1919

used in Offices stores warehouses and
manufacturing plants as to keep the aN-
erage temperature at 60 degrees. These
temperatures are to be maintained in
heating moving picture houses and other
places of public amusement between the
hours OF p. m. and 1880 p. m.
Exception Saturdays the tempera-
ture may be maintained at 20 degrees
between a, nj. and p. m. in case OF
stores handling food and wearing apparel.
2. After the closing hours on Satur-
days and after p. m. on the remaining
week days, only enough heat is to be
used to prevent freezing of water pipes
on Sundays. Where exceptions are made
in certain classes for lighting, heat will
be allowed during allowable lighting
period.
"3. In manufacturing plants or plants
coming under power, curtailment rules,
heat ITO 20 degrees) will be allowed only
during that time allowed for use of
power
a No curtailment on use OF coal.
steam or gas for producing hot water for
hotels. restaurants or barber shops.
Is. No manufacturing plant or factory
shall operate in excess of IS hours per
week.
4S-HOUR WEEK
Exception (a) Diaries, ice and refrig-
orator plants. bakeries plants for the
manufacture of necessary medicinal
products, waterworks, sewerage plants.
gas manufacturing plants, plants operat-
ing continuous processes tsuch as acid
blast furnaces, etc., print
ing plants for the printing of newspa-
pers, periodicals. battery charging out
fits. plants producing light or power for
telephone, telegraph or public utility
companies are exempted.
Exception oh. Elevator service must
he curtailed as much as possible.
Since November II, deliveries of coal,
with certain necessary specific excep-
tions, has been limited to consumers in
the first fiye classes of the preference
list. These classes are:
Glass A-Railroads apd inland and
oastwise vessels.
Glass B--Army and navy, together
with other departments of the federal
This includes bituinmous
coal consumed by manufacturers or pro-
ducers of supplies for departments of
the federal government when such de-
partment officially approves the request
Glass estate, municipal and county
departments and institutions
Glass D-Public utilities. This IN
cludes the manufacture of newsprint pa
per for daily newspaper use and the
printing and publishing of same.
Glass E-Retaiers Supplies for do
nestle consumers).
(Signed)
REGIONAL COAL COMMITTEE.
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indianapolis. Ind. November 20.
Coal must he mined. and every
miner. operator or any other per-
son who has acquired knowledge
of the temporary injunction and
who thereafter violates its terms
will be cited for contempt. Dan W.
Simms. federal assistant United
States district attorney, declared
today.
Mr.. Simms issued statement OF
warning to all 1t has been indicated
here if the miners do not return to
work after the posting of notices by
the operators the mines will be oper-
ated in compliance with the decision
of the government. Many men will be
brought before Federal Judge Ander-
son here next week to face a charge
of contempt
Mr. Simms said every officer and
miner connected with the United Mine
Workers of America has full knowl
edge of the terms and provisions of
the temporary Injunction and that
every local has received a copy of the
withdrawal order cancelling the strike.
Coal will be produced, and every
miner, operator or any other person
who has acquired knowledge of the
temporary Injunction and who there
after violates its terms will be cited
for contempt" the statement says.