'He invited all the. members of the Bur to meet him, to come to his chambers at any' time and discuss matters of importance to istration of the aw in this jurisdiction, It would always be w pleasure for Tim to meet and seo them and he hoped Very soon (0 have an opportuni of making the persosul acquaint Ange of every one of them. 'They had, as My. Fessenden had well many intrieatg difficult and' perplexing. problems to solve and he would have to rely upon each and all of them to help him' 89 that the Court would have standing in China second to none, it had had in the past.
Mr, Leonard G. Husar, District Attorney, on behalf of they offcinis of the Court extended a welcome to the Judge and assur-operation. Teeny ed him of their earnest co-
In reply Judge Purdy said he had seen evidence of that in the fow Ways he had been here. In fact he had already thought many' vimes how fortunate had bien the U. 8, Government in getting meu of buch excellent quality—an Court, such ability an the officials of that
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