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Desperation.

philadelphia Record.1
Miss Westend (coniidentially MIR.
saphead proposed 70 me last night.
Rival lieIle Did he When / re-
fused him Ilhlhc Afternoon HE 7aIi be
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-11-17
WHAT pHosusEs,

What are the promises that the dem.
ocratic papers claim were made by the
Republican party! They were few and
simple, and were to the effect that, il
put in power, the Republican party
would govern the nation iudiciously IS it
had done before-that its administra.
ton would not year after year attempt
to create panic in financial circles 10
order to make political capital. and that
the president would not use the i'm
mense power of bis Office in direct and
repeated attempts to take away from the
people. silver. their favorite money
In reply to those who, though not in
good faith. claim that there should be
some immediate change in the course Of
public affairs, we will suggest that. very
likely, after the 4th Of next march it will
not be considered acrime.for respecta.
bic citisen of Utah to cut and bring to
Phoebe. lumber. for which there is prac.
tically no use there, and without which
we cannot work our mines here. This
is only one Of the many ways in which
the accidental president has oppressed
Nevada, and from which we may reas.
ouably hops Harrison will refrain.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-11-17

CrsrrR o. THE UxIrRp SrArrs. VERY
few people know whore the center 81 the
Unissd Statss, east ard wsst. IL. It i
scarssly half degree ssst Of San Fran.
citeo. People have always thought d
San Francisco = o. the very remote
western edge Of the United States, and
yet AlaskA which is part Of the United
State. extends within !. triiing fraction
Of = nasy degrees vet Of San Frsueisco
- Ban fraucisoo ~ west 81 Portland,
Mo II extends within 40 miles Of Asia.
-tScisnti6c Press. 4
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-11-17

Now. Voters Of Lincoln County, You
HAYS chossn year servants for two Year,
to eone. Watch them. It will not
hurt them Il they are good,-it may
nAhsthen bstter il they arc bad. But
Do not growl At them without cause.
Rsnsnbsr they ars your owh choice,
and rather try to uphold them against
unjuas charges, however ready you should
b to punish them for neglect Of duty,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-11-17

a. ROAD DlsrRrcr shoaId Be formed in
Pioohss By this method. At . very
slisht'sxpen.e, the road IN town and for
afsw milss out in all directions could BE-
put III good condition. The amount re-.
quired from each property. holder would
b insignificant, and the result most e.
cellent.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-11-17

One Of onr exchanges says the sequel
10 ths tale Of The vancouver Chinaman
Who bad his toes .eut of At the depot i
vssy toschius. 4 hungry dos happen.
iss y cone - ~ The toss lyise By the
side q ths traek, and without waiting 70
inquire whether thsy were caucasia1 or
Mcsgolias. proceedsd to make hi din.
nsr ~ then, thus saving All Sin the
troabls Of burjing them, who sageIy n.
marked: DOG - Chinaman; ALE
samss, bihsk5 Chinamsu AZ doers
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-11-17

This, it will be seen, gives the Rcpub.
licans the Electoral College, with 3S
votes to spare. The reverse Of the
medal, showing Cleveland's vote, is as
follows:
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-11-17

Within radius Of sixty miles Of Nash.
vile, Tenn, there is said to be found a
tree that is said to be the shittim wood
Of ark fame. Celebrated botanists from
sil over the country have examined the
tree and agree that they grow nowhere
else onI the globe. They have decided
that it it il the shittim wood Of which
Noah's ark was constructed, mention Of
which is made several times in the Bible
The tree is medium sized, with yerv
dark smooth bark, and the wood il Of 4
bright gold color. In early spring the
trees are laden with long, white bios.
SONS, closely resembling great ostrich
plumss. There seems to be no doubt
about the identity Of the trees, and it i,
remarkable that they are found only in
this small area and so few at that.
- >------
Down 10 Arizona they have kind Of
grass that yields Eve ton Of hay to the
acre. 1t is known az Johnson's grass.
The hay sells from els to $40 per ton.
Speaking Of the result u a 5o.acrs exper.
mental crop, the San Angelo Standard
PAYS: Four thousand dollars . year
profit from q 50 acre tract, with . dead
'ars crop that does not require seeding
y eultiyation. narrowing or wedding,
losss6s rdst' Ahdd rosth cannot efEses, i
'hout = 6ns : picnic In the way u farm
= = We ever heard or read Of, ed the
'ssnty 4 u y sss not imaginary"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-11-17

Sac. Bee: Ida Hitchcock bias won q
verdict Of $500 in Fresno against W.
A. Caruthers for defamation Of charac.
ter This is the young lady whom Hen
ry Hardwick testified that be had se.
duced, and was killed for so testifying.
A medical examination proved that he
had lied. The devils in hell ought to
get up petition to Satan to protect
them against contamination with his cnr-
IRISH soul.
The mouse Pest in Australia is much
worse than the rabbit pest. The climate
is so soft that they have thriven enor-
mously, and there is said to be hardly
residence or store that is is not pest.
cred by the plague, while from every
side comes tales of crops devoured 60
rapidly that many 6elds have had to be
abandoned, what was left not being
worth reaping."
An English invention is the center
cycle, " having four wheels foot in di
ameter. and large wheel in the center.
With it the rider is enabled to 70 up hill
IS easily as to go forward on level
ground.
u Maid 10 ordar-A aarvonf nil
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Maid to order-A servant girl.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-08-24

VIC would like TO have the com Get
figures of the sum on which Jay Gould
and Vanderbilt pay taxes. 1t would
furnish very interesting reading, and
allow one practical knowledge of
very vulgar and exceedingly diminu-
tive fractions in calculating the per
cent. Each of these gentlemen are
reported TO be worth nearly $500 000,-
900. a tax of five mills on the dollar
would be $1,000 900 each, and we Will
wager all our immense wealth that
they do not pay that Wasco
Sun.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-08-24

oBEDIESCE TO LAW.

| Gen. Grant once said in one of his
messages to Congress: "The best way
| to repeal or cause to be repealed an
odious or Objectionable law is torigidly
enforce it," Every moral and law
abiding citizen is houorably bound to
obey the law and encourage others to
/ do the same rs long as it is on the stat
ute books, and when the law Is neither
wholesome nor for the good of society
then the people should rise in their
sovereign majesty and demand its re-
peal. It will not do to say that be-
cause the law does not suit me there
fore | will not obey 1t; for ON this
ground not single law could be en-
forced, for there is not single law on
the statute books of Oregon but what
some one is opposed TO it, however
much it may be to the interest of So
eiety to enforce it. Communism and
anarchy in its most malignant and
violent form is simply opposition to
objectionable law. Notrue citizen will
maintain his dignity as a man, nor
can he subserve the welfare of society
by living in open violation of law, or
in encouraging or abetting others TO
do so.
Oregon has a Sunday law, and its
open violation is shame to any law
abiding community. If this law is
against the welfare, peace and happi.
ness of our people, then let us demand
its repeal by rigidly enforcing its re-
quirements.
This is not written by way of threat
nor in a captioUs spirit, but simply be
cause the morals of society, the welfare
of the community, and the honor and
dignity of law should be respected,
and If men will not honor the State
nor obey the statutes of the land, then
let the law, under the arm of its power,
arise and yindicate itself
In "Hilrs Annotated Laws of Ore
gon," page 957, section 1890, article 66S,
viii be found the Sunday law of Ore
gon, and there is just as much power
TO enforce this law as that of any other
criminal law OF the State. Following
is the law:
II any person shall keep open any stere, shop
grocery, ballalIey, biiliarf-roo-n. or tirpiing
house, for purpose Of labor or traffic or any place
OF amusement, on the first day of the week. corr
monty called sunday or the Lords day such per
son, upon conviction thereof. shall be punished
by fine not less than five nor more than fifty
dollars provided, that the above provision shall
not apply 10 the keepers of drug stores doctor
shops, undertakes. hvery-stable keepers BARRIERS.
butchers, and bakers, and all eireulrsta of
necessity and mercy may be pleaded in defense,
which shall be treated questions OF fact for The
jury to determine when the offense is tried by
jury
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-08-24

Senators sherman and cockrell Ind quite a
spirited controversy over Mr Shcrman's resoln-
tion calling on the Secretary Of the Treasury for
4 statement showing the amount Of government
funds on deposit i'll national banks on August i
1888, and the securities held therefor Mr.. Cock
rell insisted that Il should be accompanied BY a
statement giving the same information for Sep
tember So 1878 when Mr.. sherman Secretary
OF the Treasury He also criticised Mr.. Sherman's
conrse in purchasing bonds in 1873. The Senate
passed the sherman resolution without amend
ment
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-08-24
j. r. KIRKPATRICK
a RACE OF scoFFERs.

The indications of the times are that
we are becoming a nation of scoffers,
an aggregation of people to whom lit
tie is sacred. Our society respects
nothing so much as fiatulent scandals:
our pulpits are too often filed with
men who hide the Creator behind ta-
pestries Of sensationalisms; and our
press runs riot in excesses of sneers at
what good men and women have been
| taught were the highest virtues of hu-
manity- Religion, the Bible, the purest
affections, the best of ambitions, do
mestic life in all its phases, the best
things often past, the noblest possibili-
ties OF the future, sin and sorrow,
death, the grave, the hereafter, are
made to serve the witless purposes of
men to whom notoriety, however won,
Is the climax of their ambition. From
reasoning and reasonable people we
descend to montebanks and iugClers,
and worship clowns for their wisdom
and monkeys for their evolutions II
such people are to perpetuate ma
ton, the era of nonsense will prevail,
and every man must, 10 be in fashion.
have his jester at his back, or go into
exile and SolatioH.-Ghicago News
Peter predicted that in the last days
there should be scoffers, walking after
their own Iusts, or desires, and here a
| secular paper avows that the American
people are rapidly becoming a nation
Of scoffers. Surely we are living in
the last days, not because an editor OF
q daily paper has said what he has, but
because what he says is true. Soothing
at Gods word, at its prophecies, par
tieularly those which relate to our
Lords coming again, has become SO
prevalent as scarcely to cause comment
except among the watchful saints of
God. The church itself resounds with
the echoes of those whose voice is
turned to scofIing and whose worldly
spirit finds sweet companionship with
men who love not the truth. Neither
is this prevailing sin confined to this
country, but like an epidemic it has
/ invaded the countries of Europe and
] Asia, until it threatens to drive from
| the statute-books, schools, and every
/ public record, the very name of God.
] Truly it behooyes the children Of God
! not only to exemplify their faith
j in Gods word by their conduct,
! but TO speak in its defense, op-
/ posing the weak arguments of the
! scoffing multitude by free and skill
/ fuI use of the word of the spirit.
Rest
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-08-24

II is the glory of man to think. Ills
thoughts may be compared to II con-
tinual stream, flowing day and night,
sometimes quiet and gentle like the
meadow broolSlet, at other times swollen
and rushing like a mountain torrent.
And more frequently than he supposes
Is he guilty of sins Of thought. Often
times he would be shocked at the spec
tacle were his thoughts suddenly trans
ferred 10 canvass. Even in his better
moods y close inspection and analysis
would discover much in the stream of
thought that leaves the stain of inn
purity behind and gives an unfavor-
able color to the after life, Just as the
apparently pure and limpid mountain
streamlet leaves upon its rocky bed
evidences of the minerals held in So
lutfpn
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-08-24

80 Minutes of Fancy Wing and Trap Shooting,
Bv the Capt. II
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-08-24
". C. 7. q. AND SUNDAY COLUMN.
]" Peace on Earth and Good VIZ tc
Men,
rHE JOY OF INcoMrLErExEss.


If all our lives were one broad glare
of sunlight. clear, unelouded;
If all our path were smooth and fair,
BY no soft gloom enshrouded;
Ii all life's flowers were fully blown
Without the sweet unfolding,
And happiness were rudely thrown
on hands too weak for holding
Should we not miss the twilight hours,
The gentle haze and sadnessl
Should We not long for storms and showers
To break the constant gladness2
If none were sick, and none were sad.
What service could we render
think Ii we were always glad.
We scarcely could be tender:
Did our beloved never need
Our patient ministration,
Earth would grow cold, and miss, indeed,
Its sweetest consolation:
If sorrow never claimed our heart,
Aud every wish We're granted,
Patience would die. and hope depart
Life would be disenchanted.
And vet in heaven is no more night,
IN heaven Is no more sorrowl
Such unimagined new delight
Fresh grace from pain will borrow.
As the poor seed that under ground
Seeks its true life above ii,
Not knowing what will there be found
When sunheams kiss and love Il,
SO we in darkness upward grow,
And look and long for heaven,
But cannot picture It below
Till more of light be given.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-08-24

Communication Tickets At two cents per mile on
sale a. stations having Agents
Trains with Passengers. Freight and Express
run separate from Freight
Freight train form Portland. Mondays. Yeflnes-
davs and THURSDAYS. Towards Portland. Tues
days Thursdays and Saturdays.
Connection at Rays and Fulquar;z Landings
with Steamer 'tGity of Salem for Salem Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays returning from Salem
TUESDAYS Thursdays and Saturdays. connecting
with East and West side passenger trsins. steam
er CITY Of Salem makes transfer between Ray
and Fuluuartz Landings daily. sundays excepted
CHAs. y SCOTT. Receiver.
General Offices. y. W. Corner First and Pine SITS
Portland. Oregon.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-08-24

Senator sherman, in the course of a
speech against the fisheries treaty, said
lie believed that in less than ten years
from this time Canada would he repre-
sented in the Congress of the United
States. This mere statement of be-
lief hy the eminent Ohio statesman
raised quite hubbub. There are few
outward indications at the present
time Of such state of affairs, but Of
course no man can tell what "a few
years may bring forth.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-08-24

50 Minutes for the Museum, \
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-08-24

This is q year Of po ical 70 IS. The
newspapers Of both parties are filed
with statements of men who declare
that they intend to leave one or the
other Of the two parties
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-08-24

Impressive Object Lessons in Geological Scienceo Cages
Pair of Hippopofsmi. Male snd Female placed
Famous and Best Trained Herd Of Elephants An
''Raiah' the Ail-0yerShsdowing Central Figu
RolMcking Preeocious Elephantine CloNT
Elephant this side the
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-08-24

The annual district convention for
the Second district will be held in Leb-
anon September 12and IS. All unions
are earnestly requested to send as many
delegates and visiting members as pos
sfble 10 this meeting, as a pleasant and
profitable time is expected. Arrange
mente are being made for an excellent
programme.
Mrs. L. Il. PEHTI.AHD. Sec.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-08-24

Gen " H. Odell. at salem, is said
ta te the only republican postmaster
I'll aregesf
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NeM Mamn RNdm in M
NG<Al ga
oIduaten un6 fIimmerten 6ie gissopfen

gldn3ten un0 flimnlerten Die @ts5opfen
ipie Die berrli9ften Grpitalle.
Sn ber 9fdbe blenbenb, baB man bic
Nugen ui6t lause barauf feitbalten
founte, tpeiterbin nit blaubunflen
G@atten, bebnie fi9 bic ebene, f6neebes
fedte 2anbi9aft aug.
Nlmdlig ifieg bic -glatte StraBe gum
WaIbe auftpdrts. @prn unb binten
lu5figes @eldute, bic pfer6e i9naubenb,
lire rptben, griineu, blauett, gelben Sc.
berbhide f9iittelnb, tDie pfeile bonn
gogen babinfiiegenb; bic bunten 9es
den unb Gele, inomit bic Gabrenben
| ii9 gegeu Die &dlte su i1aben iu4ten,
in bem 9ellen Mittagsf0aneni6em biel@
| farbig f6inernb; bic Manoerer, bic benz
| fr6bli9en 3uge begegneten, lfeben bleis
/ benb, unt Inn na9auiebea, bic 9iite
| f9mentenb unb griiBenb, tpie iie bon
Denen, bic in ben S9litten faBen, be-
griBt tpuroen
Die 2uft tpar tpenig betpegt, nur arz
tpeilen f@htteIten iid bic 2iefern unb
Ti1ten am Mege utlter ibrer 2aif BON
S6nee unb gis. Damn itdnbten tpobI
einige G9neei1oden auf bic 5abrenben,
bic fie, tDie Sinber ipieleub, otifaufangen
/ fu6ten
War i1on bic Muffabrt fr6blid ges
tueien, 10 ffeigerfe ft9 bic 9eiterfeit sll
einem allsemeinen glusbruh oes Subels,
als man bic &uine errei6te.
Gin babes Dubeno Muffanten bee
griiBte bic ginfabrenben nit Wagner's
GeHmari6 aus benz atpeiten Qtt beg
r9aunbduler". Mit Gabnen unb Ti6s
tenapeigen mar bas altertbiimliGe
gurgtbOr sei@miidt, ber Wirtb nit ieis
men Mdgben unb Gne6ten. empfing bic
@Gife.
9a CAB es einen Greubenruf nod
benz anbern, elm 9urrabl unb 9aao!
berbrdngte bas borangebenbe. 9errn
Grid pHug, su benz Mle eilten, ibm
bic 6dnbe au f9htteln unb ibr @nt3iis
den unb ibre Bepunberung ausaubrlis
den, tparb es ali tuarnl in feinem pela.
Dab i@ es gut gema6t2 fragte er
ffrabIenb, bas gauge @ef6t elm einaiges
bebagIi1es 2atJen, unb fblug ben pel5
ouseiuanber, bob Seoer feline tabellos
peiBe S,obatte, feline tpeiBe Meite. feline
| f9tpere golbene nbrtette unb i'm Gnopfs
LODI feines f9tparsen Trads 5tpei Srs
bensbdnoGen feben tonnte: innerli9
unb duBerlidb Elm feitli6er Wfeni9.
| Das Gaftbaus mar nit groBem @es
i1id nittet in bic &uinen bineingebaut
unb ei1 nod, leibli9 tuDblerbaltener
She'll bes poripringenben @dlobtburms
BEL Der neuen 9lnlage beniiBt tporben.
9r ber f6patssrinen @pbeuumrabs
murg rings um bic Genifer uno bic
| pforte, Die Biz in bas stpeite Stcdwerf
binaufifieg, tiabm es ii6 Itattli6 nno
pDetil6 aus. Blinfenb i9aute bic
| Come in ben S9lobbof; BON hen llms
| faiiungsmeuern tuaren MIR Der Gins
| fabrt gegeniiber nod erbeblid)e Sriints
| mermaheu aufre@t gebliebeu.
(Tnrffehuno fnInf \
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Sic syriibte bes ssleises.

Gin 8eiIpieI bafiir, mas ein tl@tiger
Garmer in Seras fertig bringen fann,
tpiro aus gra5oria @ountD mitgetbeilt: /:
9err S. $. Muiion, = 10 beri6tet bas
pSlb Capitol" - fam i'm Sabre 1885
mad 8ra5oria County. Seine Gamilie
beitanb aus 5ebn perfonen, bon mel.
/ den nur bier arbeitsfdbig tparen. Sic
tparen insgefammt In f9le@ter geiunbs
beitlider 8erfaffung, unb Naes, mas
Derr NQtion befaB, tpar Elm b SDllarz
it'd. Sic gingen aber NIT frii9em
Mutb ans @ert, unb i'm Sabre 1888
iummirt 6err Nlifon bas grgebniB ieis
net 9lrbeit folgenbermaBen auf: SIN
porigen Sabre bearbeitete i'd elm 5tad
Der alien Wefaas pflanaung ungefdbr
a9t Wseilen unterbalb BON 8ra3oria
'auf Der @olfs prdrie. Sd ielbn unb
meine bier Sungen, ber dltelte biersebns
idbrig, llta9ten unb ernteten NIT Dalfe
meiner Grau 81 Ballen Baumpolle,
benen ieber ungeFdbr $50 pfuno tpog.
Sd beisaufte b,eielben an 8ebriber
Smith. in 8ra5o1.a unb l6ite netto
$1,000 oaraus. gluBerbenl tla9te unb
perfaufte i'd 1900 8uibel @eli6forn, bic
mir-60 @ents per 8uibel x $500 eins
bra6ten, unb bebielt genug fir 8rob
unb fiir 8iebfutter iibrig. Sd befibe
iebt iieben 5sid Qlrbeits pferbe, ein
Sod SGien, cine Dolftdnbise Nusrii=
tung Uon Nderbau @erdtbiGaften.
stuansig Stiid 59meine gum 99la6s
ten, bic mir i'm 9erbit 5000 Bis 5000
pfuHb Sped Iiefern tperoen. Sd babe
@elb auf Satereheu unb i@uloe feinen
Gent. Mein 2oru CAB i'm 9ur@i9nitt
Is 8uibel auf ben Mder, 1nb bic
8aumuolle segeH 700 Pfmnb refine
Gaier.
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polo H., GraH3 unb Jeroinanb unb Is
aeslmenter nod beriibmten Gelbberrn
betlannt wOr6en, um bierburd bas Sc
bd@tniB an friibere 9errf9er mad aa
erbaltett unb 6as Mnbenten an berbors
ragenbe 6eerfiibrer gu ebren.
49, Ser ebemaIige britii9e General
aSluougbbp, ber fib in ber Geqieruna
Der groBen afritanifden sSnlel Mabas
aasear einen sroBen gtnflub aa perl6af.
Ten gemuBt bate, bet bann aber III feis
ner @igeni9aft als Gefan6ter Mabas
gasears tn 2onoon sroBartige Inter.
toilette beging, ift-uie aus $amataoe
mit9etbeilt tpirb-iebt a0er ieiner Mens
ter uno gBiirben enttleibet unb auBer
Sa1bes Dertpiefen tperben.
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MaRaebense Mmiithtet,. !.

Ser @ountb atnipalt @lnnbas BON @lap
@ount9, Seras, fast +: uSd) babe electric @it.
isrs nit Dem iiberrafdenoiten grfolse sebrauGt.
Mein 8ruoer litt ebenfalls in bObem @rabe al,
Italaria unb @eIbiudt, tpurbe aber bur6 re6t.
deitigen @ebraud iener Wlebiein nod 9erettet !
gr beroantt feline &ettuns ausf9lieeliG ben.
gleetrie 8itter8. 9iefe ausse3eidnete Mebicin
i@akt gegen dlle malarif@en 2eiben ebenio-
iuobl, ipie ct oitfelben beeitist llniibertreffi@
II es aud bel 2eber- unb Iierenleioen, fopie
allen iibrisen Storunsen Der @erbaunnss.
srsane. @reiS So Gents unb 81 per syla1de in
Der Mpot1ete BON y. 8 rei 8.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-17
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