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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-10-03
NOW! NOW! NOW!


We are ready to show you the most superb line of
Furniture, Carpets and ACCOMPANYING lines that it
has ever been your good fortune to on display
in the three cities. Our remodeled store, with its
light and spacious display makes it possible
for you tell just what the goods will look like in
your home. We have spared neither time
trouble to make the falls showing that will
ter the eyes of the furniture buying public on
store. Carloads of the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-10-03

Educate Your Bowels With Cascarets.
Candy Cathartic. cure constipation forever.
Zoe. zsc- II c. C. C. fail. druggists refund money.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-10-03

Subscribe for The ARGUS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-10-03
Must Have Wealth.

If man has wealth tits no reason
that he is either your enemy or mine.
WHY. we need few rich men in this
country. 1t would be terrible state
of affairs if we were all poyerty-strick-
en-, for then we would have neither
factory, mill. machine shop nor rail-
road We could found neither college,
seminary nor university, to say moth
ing of all the churches, pointing their
spires heavenward, the homes for the
orphan. the aged. the infirm and help
less humanity in general Shall 1
condemn the man who gives his mill
lions for the uplifting of humanity
simply because he is rich and 1 am
poor? For shall not every man be
judged according to the deeds done in
the body?'
One of the roads entering this city
not long ago increased the salary of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-10-03

That Comes From WOrship-Life Made
Brighter and Better, Mentally, Morally
and Spiritually-So Serving Two Masters
Nj Cook. of MoIiue. Also Heard.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-10-03

Began business July > 1850 and occupy the
8 4 corner of Mitchell & Lynde's
new building
The times., 1898-01-02
The Masher Mashed.

from the Detroit Tribuue.)
She was young and pretty and alone
Her bicycle costume was neat, trim and
becoruine, END mounted upon wheel she
floated along over the smooth paths and
roads, the exposure OF uany idiniring
masculine eyes and perhaps the envy of
many feminine. She was enjoying the
pleasures OF an afternoon spin on Belle Isle.
The exercise bad tinted her cheeks with
Il piak glcw OF the kind that never saw the
Inside or a Grug store, and that always
viii battle the art or the chemist, and her
eyes We're glistenng with the exhilara.
ton of health.
she was riding up Central avenue and
had reached Il point about midway be
tween The Casino and the Zoo, when she.
met with an annoyance that ladies riding
alone are frequently subjected to, hut
which this yodng woman disposed Of in a
inost refreshing and d~novei manner. The
annoyance manifested itself i'll the form
OF a dudish yDune of the rnasher spec les
He rode bicycle, wore golf hose, a pink
shirt, hat his hair parted accurately in
the niiddle, and was Possessed Of as
coWrtiOa sense,
Beg pardon said he, riding along
side, anc lifting his cap with a sinile that
was intended TO lee perfeetlsssirresistible
but haveL' Z " met bcfore?''
She answered him BY throwing hira a
look that would have withcred anything
less fresh, and moved over to the farther
side OF the avenue. Nothing abas he'd ne
followed suit, and with another bow aud
smile that was as Chesterfieldian as a
mounted bicycle wifi pemit, said:
Il hope ! am not intfuding. but - ~
You a.e irtfuding, sir. I do not kn wv
you aud do not wish to talk to YOU
We'll, If YOU don't know me, let US fet
acquainted. You know--"
Slackening her speed. she llaG suddenly
dismouIted. and, leaning over her wh .el
began To carefully examine one Of the
pedals. He was off his machine IN an
instant.
ALLOW me TO assist you,'' said he, quickly
seizing the opportunity presented.
She said nothing, bot releasing bcr
wheel t. him took his to hold, while he went
down OF his knees To the offending ped n.
He was no sooner on his marrows with
his face to the ground, than she deity
extracted a hairpin from her Fedora and
quickly Inserted the Point into the rear
tire of his wheel By the time he had dis
covered there was absolutely nothing
wrong with the pedal and that il was
working as smoothly as mechanical skill
and bicycle oil could make il, the hairpin
was resting inoffeusiyeiy iii It's proper
place
s she whiried merrilr out the aven IL a
would-be masher stood by his bicycle with
n tire a fiat :lS tho r,r1,yrrbial rtan,., -.
What his emotions We're as she faded fro IA
view amQns the trees wiiineyeT be kn9 VA,
Int it was with crcst-falien countenance
Ii at he slowly wheeled his machine ,ver
to the bicvcie tent for repairs.
The times., 1898-01-02
The Glory of War
cFrom the Detroit Free Press.)


''ApropOs TO Spdin's trouble with Cuba =
remarked ack-platforrn orator on a
Woodward avenue car, ''let me say en-
phaticsIlv that war is a glorious thfnyr'
Looks OF inquiry passed over the faces OF
those present, ard the speaker, lighting a
fresh cigar, continued:
well, did the blazoned French pixies
opher Of idealism affirm that the good Of
war preronderates over the evil and that
the triumph of the conqueror is the triumph
of reason ever ignorance, and his cause is
always just Let it not be affirmed that
battle is ST nnmitigated evil, for the bene
fits of war have always counterpoised its
evils. War is the necessary process for
the grand lustra tion of the atmospheric To
enlogiZe war is to honor ma ature. and its
author.
1T is not correct to think that every so.
called evil that war inflicts is standing
and melancholy memorial that man, in
tended and qua lifted to be reasona BILE and
moral, las Hitherto been no more in the
aspect in which history represents him
than fierce animal of ptey. Glance atthe
honored places in history that re assigned
to the AieNanflcrs, the Caesars, the Khans,
and the Napoleons, not to mention our own
illustrious Grant. IL the great cause of
human nature, if the triumphs OF enlight
ened puhiic opinion, if the dread Of
soyereigns under appre hensi0n of encoun-
tering the force of that opinion, OF some
other Unknown power, does not break the
peace Of the last forty years, our country
will find no place I'm the pages OF history
two hundred years from now.
what glorious ttiing is a battle con
tested from the rising to the setting sun
of a summers day. What heart would not
exaIt at such a grand spectacle? Gentle
men, take n Y word for it, war is a neces-
sary element for the welfare ofour country
Until we have war, never again will we
have prosperity stop, conductor, tliis is
my street,
HE is a wonderful man." remarked The
conductor. as the car Started again. SIT
we had g war, he would die Il millionaire"
''How se?''
"He sells wooden legs!'
The times., 1898-01-02

away when ths boy came running after
him.
Here sir he cried, holding out the
money, did you know you had given me a
So gold piece? l found it out when locked
at the money under the light at the corner"
The gentleman took the coin back and
thrust it into his pocket. My good boy"
he said, with touch of feeling in his
voice, you must be rewarded for your
honesty. Take this 81 bill my toy, and
come to my place Of business tomorrow
and let me see what can do fer sEeh
sturdy little feIlow."s
Herewith BE handed 7the boys and went
wliistline on his way after giving his ame
and business addfess.
Did tie hoy goathe next morning? Nav
the boy did not so. The hoy lad palmed
off a bright rev copper cent on the gen
erous mai fer SO gold piece and made
81 by tie transaction md now the gen
erous man IS waisingofcr tEe fonest little
boy, waiting armed with a ateEt tirele>s
strap. ~ IL
The times., 1898-01-02
The Honest Boy.

From the Louisville Times.)
The night was chill, but not cold. The
city streets tfronged with rnen and 'v)men
going home from work and the I.sock
moonlight of the electric lamps irradiated
the sidewalks and shonc through the hig
glass windows OF the stores. A gentleman
came up the street walking rapidly along
with his hands thrust In his oyercoat pockets.
just as he neared the corner small 10y
approached and begged him for a nicas,
Tie man paused a IN oment, thrust his hand
the boy o coin.
He had hardly gotten half square
The times., 1898-01-02
KING OF ALL
CLAIRV0YANTS,

A MAN WHOSE STARTLING POWER
HAS MALE HIM FAMOUS and amaze 4
all LDAl'0N aud PARIS, and up TO date
IN IN pless ILu puohc OF various cities ~
strange. Wonderful, but true power. He
was q great favoriue In New York sociery
anu mad Dig hit, for he is not looked
upon as card Quack or common fort un.a-
teller, but is looked upon b. the public aid
all tht lef,ling spirituaiists OF this country
and abtCad as true-born clairvoy mt ID
spiritual n adium of grea ability w no It a l;Js
In class by himself having three different
spirit contIolS; therefore. having the DO gpr
3 of any three mediums you ever heard of Dr
consulted. ard up to date he or no one aisA
has ever seen his equal. and the public If
W 9shington are very Fortunate TO have HIM
here, for IL affords them the greatest. il iot
the only opportunity OF th sir life to low
all the future has in store for them. He is
no humbug nor is ne one of the caeap pre-
tenders or so-called mediums who in fest the
country seeking whom they mas deyolIr
Therefore. save time and money BY consult
ing a tue horn clairvoyant and me
t1ium who is indorsed by press and
public to be exactly what he represents
himself 20 be, simply wonder.' He tells
- your It'll name, age, occupation and tn
number cr your house and the street YOU
live0n; advises on business deals, Ia wsuits,
love affairs. codTtShp. marriage, family
troubles: Irfer.ds and enemies, specula ing.
mining, divorces, and enab bleS YOU TO be
SUGGEST ul in all business ventures In all
ne tells your whole life from cradle ~
grave al exactly what you want to kao x.
He a SO tells If the one yo love Is true oi
false, and the full name of the one Won will
marry. Fear in mind, he only tells you the
true facts as he sees them. He r1unites the
separated ana has brought more erring
husbands and wives back TO their homes
and eenSeh and reunited more sepa rite.l
lover tl-aI: all other mediums combined.
Healso giN as You guodluck and causes sou to
be sdt c. ssful in all your underta kings, and
no matter what your troubles may be or
what yCl N'art to know, call at once. for
delay often means disa Stsr. "a few remarks
and Endorsements viii convince youl;
u.b
Leroy nt Chidr1 is the greatest wonder
OF the age.-Pawtucket Tribune.
t2J
Prof. Leioy DE Chiidro is without doubt
self.-Auan City Union.
Leroy po Chldro is simply marvellous
Proyidei &C News
Prof Leroy De ChildrO is wonderful
man; he caused me to be successful AMI
hrcaglI happiI ess and success to NY hoGle.
Dr. O. T Frs, No. 3S2 First avenue, New
York City, y. Y
Prof. De Chiidro is he talk Of everybody
He is unooHbtedly wizard--London Glo5a-
Leroy de ChiIdro STARTLED AND
AMAZED ALL LONDON AND + ARiS
WITH HIS REMARKABLE POWER -
London Daily Times
Prof lie Childro is marveloas and a |
favorite il New York soeieT--New YORK |
News.
The times., 1898-01-02

on this, their last week, but have not
broken any records before "A Stranger
in New York" and "A Ward Of France 20
this week, the latter for the popular priced
ho uses. CHA MINING POLLOCK.
The times., 1898-01-02
RipanS Tabules.

She benefited and after
trouble ceased and she has not had bad spell since
Since writing this letter. the lady that she
dose half abue day and the good still continues
believes that the the Tabues wholly discontinued
for her daughter appears to be absolutely we'll
The times., 1898-01-02

lady living of the manufacturing of
Connecticut writes My tenyearod daughter Ien has
troubled with terrible sick headaches and spells of vomiting
she little tot Her father thought she would ougrow hem
she didn't She did chew enough
up seemed but half dgested Through friend
began giving her
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-12
CAGToEaIA.

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-12
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Mattersor Minor Moment In and About

Matters or Minor Moment In and About
tho City.
City Clerk Watkins paid out yesterday
on a board of public works payroll. tho
sum Of s1.103 Of.
Criminal court was in session yester-
day but no business was transacted.
Court adjourned until Saturday morn
ing.
The ceiling tn City Collector
Halls office is completed. and the collec-
tor will move back 10 his old quarters
this afternoon.
At the First Christian church this
evening there will be a union meeting
of the young peoples societies Of the
First and Third Presbyterian, First
Christian and First English Lutheran
churches.
Al H%otchkiss, an Eighth ward young
man, was badly cut about the face and
head Tuesday evening. by 4 fall from his
bicycle, In Upper Benwood. He colllded
with q buggy. In addition 10 Bruises he
lost two teeth from his fall, which was q
severe one.
George schrader. who has been sick
for the past year with consumption, died
at the residence OF his parents, 1914
Woods street, on Tuesday. His friends
Of the East End have been working
hard to give him n benefit ball, which Is
TO come of tonight at Bca0out hall.
The proceeds OF the dance will go to pay
the funeral expenses and to the family
OF the deceased.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-12
The Convention Rally,

The regular monthly convention rally
Of the United Epworth League chapters
Of Wheeling and Benwood will be held
this evening ut the Chapline street
church. From the interest that Is be-
Ing shown In convention affairs, It Is
certain there will be a crowded house.
The programme Is as follows:
Singing-By the Congregation.
Scripture Lesson-By Mrs. Emerson. Of
Zane Street.
CONGREGATIONAL Singing.
Prayer-E. NJ. Pierce, OF Fourth Street.
Question Box on Convention Matters
Conducted by the Central Committee on
Local Arrangements.
Collection. Intormlsslon.
Observation-Disclosures by North Street
Address-Prof. +. H. crago. OF Wesley
Church.
MusIc-By tho Benwood League.
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Strangers In Ii City aud Wheeling PEG.

Strangers In the City aud Wheeling Peo.
pie ABB oad.
&c. Morrison. Of S%lstersville, Is at the
Windsor.
F. H. Gillon and wife. and Mrs. E. s.
Easton. OF Warrington, are registered at
the Mcclure.
Herman Giddings, OF Volcano. and
Georges. Eberts. OF Rlverview, yester-
day registered at the Howell.
DR.. L. H. Ball. OF Wilmington, Del.
secretary OF the Association OF Balti-
o G. Ohio Surgeons, which meets
here to-day, arrived in the city last
evening. accompanied by his wife and
slster-in-law. Miss Justice. The ladies'
are cousins Of Mrs. B. NJ. Hildreth and
Mr.. Joseph Gibbs, Of this city.
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Ohe.JnMli9enfrr
ONCE. Nos. IS and 81 Fourteenth Street.


NeW huScEtisc HIcuGs
For %Sale-Theo. ". Fink.
Tryphosa-H. F. Behrens Co.
Shake Into Your Shoes-ThIrd Page
Wanted-Money-G. O, Smith.
Trustees STRAIGHTFORWARD.
Pittsburgh & Cincinnati Packet Co.
+ Bonds for Sale-Jos. Seybold. Cashier.
Notice-The Wheeling & Belmont Bridge
Co., Wheeling Bridge Co.
Headquarters First Battalion, First Reg
iment. O. R X. of P.
All Accounts-Mutual Savings Bank.
Business Notice-Geo. e. StifelI& Co.
For Sale-W.t B. Simpson.
E. E. Worthen-Dentist.
Moth killers-List's Durg Store.
Bicycles and Sundrles-Geo. W. John
sons Sons.
Save Money-Nesbitt & Bro.
More Good News-Geo. Z. Stifel & Co.
Third Page.
Mems sl.:a.5 Bicycle Shoes for ssc-McFad-
den's-Second Page.
Tho New Cambr!dge-Sccond Page.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-12

S. E. PARKER. Sharon, Wis. writes:
~ have tried De Wits Witch Hazel
Salve for itching piles and It always
stops them In two minutes. I conslder
DcWitts Witch Hazel Salve the great
est pile cure on the market"
Charles r.. Goethe. Market and Twelfth
streets: Chatham Sinclair, FortT-slxth
and Jacob streets; A. Z. Scheehle, No.
COZ Main street.; Exley Bros, Penn and
Zane streets: Bowie & Co., Bridgeport.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-12
rHa Hua-oLorathss AND guasisaEas.
We lie. Hear Every DaI,;

Il find no clothes anywhere that fit like yours Z Il have looked
Wheeling over and can see no such stylish suits outside Of your
store" yours are the best made suits I've had shown me, and
I've been the rounds" 4 don't see how yohca sell them at Ii.
price you do referring to our $40 suits. There's no mystery
aboutit gentlemen. 1tsno surprise to us to hear you say the,,.
things about our clothing The truth will out. Superiority will
tell Every suit in our stock is made for ourtrade by rnanuiac.
turcrs Of whom there are none better. We have been studying
you and your likes for years. You getthe benefit Of the best
taste-the best talent-the best materials in our suits. 1t isn't
advertisement talk for us to claim the unbelievable. Ii isn't
exaggeration for us to claim to sell the best cheaper than other,
Our suits prove 1.-THE unsolicited testimony Of patrons prove,
it. SIS is the others price for our $I2.5o suits; $40 for our
Sis suits, even then its value-wittout the exclusive style
without the fnish-without the efect-not %one-quarter Of our
variety. Paint, brush and pallet won't make a painting-,ak,
talent INVESTIGATETO-DAY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-12

Il Persons stu owing ShoriT Taxes
must pny or DO returned and PUBLISHED
as DELIS0UESTS. Avoid trouble and
expense by paying these taxes mt once.
II. c. RICHARDS,
Sheriff of Ohio County,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-12
TIE FIRST SESSION TO-DAY

The annual meeting OF the Medical
Association OF Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
way Surgeons Is 10 DO held in this city
to-day and tomorrow in the parlors Of
the Mcclure, and 1t Is assured that there
will be a large delegation OF visiting
surgeons from all points on the vast
Baltimore & Ohio railroad system.
Business sessions are to be held at 10
q. m. and 2 ~. m. and in the evening the
visitors will be taken over the city and
surrounding towns via the trolley ride"
route. The Narrows, on the Benwood
Southern line, will be visited at sunset,
and tho evening will conclude with o
visit to the great Riverside iron and
steel works In Benwood. On Friday
there are TO be two business sessions,
morning and afternoon, and In the
evening beautiful Wheeling Park Will
be, visited, where suitable entertainment
viii be provided for the visitors by the
local committee on arrangements,
which Is composed OF Dr.. r. J.. Reed,
chairman; Drs. John L. Dlckey, j. A..
Campbell, G.. A.. Aschman, Of Wheeling;
INV. Mcdonald and Leonard EskeY, OF
Benwood: j. N. Sprowls, OF Claysyine;
T. K. Shields. OF Trladelphia, and II. A.
Dowler, OF McMechcn.
The present officers Of the association
are as follows:
Presldent-F. L. Marsh. N. D., Mt.
Pleasant. Pa
First Vice PresIdent-swlthin Chand-
Ter. NJ. D., Wilmington, Del.
Second Vice President-G. A.. Davis,
NJ. D.. Summit Pit, W. Va.
Secretary and Treasurer-L. n. Ball,
NJ. D., Falkland, Del.
Assistant Secretary-A. d. Estlll, II.
D.. Lexington. W. Va
The programme in detail for both
days is as follows: ~
THURSDAY. 10 A. N.
Call to order by Pres. F. l. Marsh. n.
D. Mt. Pleasant. Pa.
Calling of the Roll.
Reading Minutes Of previous meeting.
Address OF Welcome, ]. L. DIekey. NJ.
D., Wheeling. W. Va
Response; Pres. F: L. Marsh. M. D.
dentials and Members.
Recess until 2 p. m.
THURSDAY. 2 P. NJ.
Call to Order by the President. f. L.
Marsh. =
Calling OF tho Roll. y
Discussion Of Amputations, by E. c.
Brush, n; p. Janesyille, o;;J.F. Reger,
N. B. 3. tNit tHspR. y. Va. and D. M Smith,
Paper by +. II. White. NJ. D., connells-
Vile, Pa. Subject, "Traumatic Tetanus."
Paper by Swithin Chandler, II. D.. VIII
mington, Del. Subject, "Trephining in
Paper by r. j. Reed, NJ. D.. wheeling,
". Va. Subject, wounds OF the Abdom.
Appointment Of Committee to select time
and place OF next meeting.
Recess.
FRIDAY. $3.50 A. NJ.
Calling Of the Roll.
Election of Officers for ensuing year,
Report OF Committees and Officers.
Paper by J. f. Ellegood, NJ. D.. Whining
ton. Del: Subject, Foreign Bodies in the
Cornea."
Paper by E. s. Montgomery. Pittsburgh.
Paper by E. McLane Tiffany. Baltimore.
Voluntary Report OF Cases.
Recess until 2 p. n.
FRIDAY, 2 P. M.
Calling of the Roll.
Voluntary Report Of Cases, continued.
New Business.
Announcement by the President OF the
Commlttees for the ensuing year.
Adjourn.
The sessions OF the association are
open to the physicians Of Wheeling and
vicinity, who will be warmly welcomed.
The visiting surgeons began arriving
for the meeting last night.
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HALF HOSE AND UNDERWEAR A sPE.
CIALrY AT G, HESS q SONS.

Our Half Hose nrs known for excel.
lence In quality and wear and arc sold Mt
Tho very low old prices OF l5c, 2 for .25c,
rs nnd 50c.
Underwear In Baibrlg.nn, Merino and
Camcps Hair, Unsurpassed for quality
and Nenr, Mt 50c, S1.0O aud $3.50, at
c. f. d. SONS,
Fashionable TaIlors md Ifurnishers,
1891 and 1913 Market Street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-12

NO nan can cure consumption. You
can prevent It though. DR.. Woods Nor
way Pine Syrup cures coughs. colds,
bronchitis, asthma. Never falls.
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THE shcrir's office will remain open
every evening this month until 5 o'clock.
Persons still owing taxes should not
further delay,
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$40 J! =: u; ; !: d; J: \: !: s ! : !: g: ! !: g: =: 9: 9: 9: !: Q. !.
IN A N Will buy n perfect Talk.
A Ing Machine. Rnd nm in.
W VI strumcnt that will repro
"a duce vocal md instru-
mental music records.
Ny a Wy For sale by
r JAi0C W. CRUDE,
Jewelcr, 1906 Market st,
The commonwealth., 1898-10-13

Mr. D Bell EdmUndston has been
quite sick this week at the home Of
Mr. FL I Crocby where he is stopping.
The columns Of The Commonwealth
are open to our citizens to express their
sentiments on the improvement ques-
tion.
The / G. bridge builders who have
had charge Of the construction OF the
Yalobusha bridge, left for Chicago last
Wednesday until the quarantine is
raised.
Mr. B Robinson brought in the prize
deer Of the season yesterday, 1t was a
buck and weighed over 200 gross. and
after being dressed weighed t45. Mr.,
Robinson killed him back OF Mr. Mac
Jones place, six miles northeast Of the
city,
The little class Of Mrs. N. A. Varda
man Of the Methodist Sunday school
quilted 2 quilt for the Orphans Home
Of Water Valley It is well made and
in keeping the little orphans warm will
serve useful purpose. Such work is
noble and appreciated, for which they
deserve credit
Put your stomach, liver and blood in
healthy condition and You can defy dis
ease. Prickly Ash Bitters is success
full system regulator Sold by City
Drug Store. Itta Bena, Miss.
The commonwealth., 1898-10-13
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