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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-06-24
GARCIA is ENTHUSIASTIC
says the War win Ilnd In Tcw Months
spanish TROOPS starving.

says the War wiu Ind In F-w Months
spanish Troops starving.
Washington. June ai--Adviccs from
the flcct at Santiago, state that GEN
crnl Garcia and his personal stan were
picked up at General Rabi's camp, ~
miles west Of Santiago and brought to
the flagship by the Vixen. There the
grizslcd aud wounded patriot had a
long consultation with Admiral Samp-
son regarding the operations for tho
investment Of santiago aud The coop
Grafton OF the American aud Cuban
troops
General Garcia IL very enthusiastic.
lie says the Spaninrds are starving
aud cannot hold out long, aud that tho
war would cnd In few months,
Two regiments Of troops win bo
andcd at Guantanamo bay, which will
DO held as a base until Santiago falls.
There have been NO signs Of Spanish
troops Ia the ncighborhood Of Camp
McCalla for several days.
II II estimated that over 900 have
been killed or wounded since the land
ing. Fifiy.oight bodies have recently
been discovered. The spnnlards seem
satisfied that they cannot dislodgc the
Americans aud have withdrawn. The
upper bay Is 70 be occupied immedi-
htely. Lieutenant Dclchanty. with an
expedition is nightly at work rcmov.
ing the mines from the river connect.
ing the upper and lower bays. When
this ia clear the ships will move up tho
channel and take She town Of caiman.
era, whose forts were demolished by
the Texas June ~.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-06-24
FIVE THOUSAND PRISONERS.
The Philippine Insurgents are Winning
soms brilliant Victories.

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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-06-24
pLANco's THREAT.


Key West, Fla, Juuc Silt IS learn
ed from naval officers that Captain
General lIIanco has notified the Ameri-
can blockndiug fleet that he will here
after recognize no flag Of truce. adding
that every vessel within six miles
range will be fred upon. whether fly
ing the stars or stripes or a white flag.
The following has been received from
Commodore Watson.
Captain General states that Spanish
government refuses TO exchange pris-
oncrs"
Hobson aud his men are the prison.
ers in question.
II seems that events which led up to
General Blunco's letter began with the
sending Of the Maple, under charge ~
Captain Ludlow to open negotiations
for the exchange Of Licutcnt llobson
and other Mcrrimac prisoners.
General Blnncos letter was address
ed 10 the monitor Tcrror's captain
ludlow. After refusing 10 negotiate
for the exchange Of the prisoners. he
delivered the ultImatum as TO boats
with nar, ~ truce.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-06-24
sHAFrER's ARRIVAL.
OmsIAis At Washington are Certain us I. In
hnnIlarn.

Washington, June 2i.-No doubt Ia
entertained NJ either the war or navy
department that General Skaters en-
petition has arrived safely oif Santi.
ago by this time. II is believed that
the frat OF the transports arrived near
the blockading fleet Saturday night.
According TO the plans arranged for
the debarlSatlon, the fleet ~ trans.
ports was TO lie In n safe position un.
Ill Sampson had cleared the way for n
landing The selection OF landing
place has been left entirely 10 the
judgment Of Admiral sampson and
General shafter, and the first business
In order upon the arrival OF the trans.
port neet OIL santiago would bo war
council between Admiral sampson aud
some OF his naval captains on the one
hand and Major General Shafter aud
his stAff on the other, the purpose be-.
ing TO settle all the details OF the de.
barkation.
Meanwhile the fleet OF transports
would lie out at sea ut least ten miles,
beyond the bloclSadlng squadron, In
prder to be entiroly safe from attack
by spanish torpedo boats,
The work OF debarklng the troops is
not TO be one OF hours but rathee days,
according TO the opinion Of army OIL.
GERS.
The army officials feel confident that
General ShAfter will make an effort TO
open up cable communication as soon
as he has landed a force, aud they are
expecting eablegram almost any mo-
meut announcing that he has sue
seeded.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-06-24
rhIrl,.tonr reople nlon nsd.

London. june go. - During the launch.
Ing Of the British hrst-class battloship
Albion, AZ blackwell, by the Duchess
Of York, the displacement Of water
caused an immense mass OF water
20 rise on all sides, completely sub
merging one Of the lower stages " the
ward. and immerslng hundreds Of peo-
ple. The holirs Of 1--we men, Is women
md n children have been recovered.
Tho people drowned were mostly work.
inr PEOPLE. ON n holiday, who had
trr,na SGD uron n singing that had
been posted ns dangerous. The police
usrr unable 90 keep them back, and
thc waves carried the staging aud
all into the water together.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-06-24
wan sail TIT. Week.

San Francisco, June ai.-The third
expedition To Manila will sail next
Thursday or Friday At the latest This
announcement was made at Gen. Mer-
ritta headquarters, but report from
other sources say that the transports
cannot be gotten In complete readiness
by that time. The officers who arc
supervising the preparations on board
the vessels differ with the steamship
companies concerning the time needed
TO complete the alterations, and report
TO Gen. Merritt that the Transports
ought to be ready by Thursday.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-06-24
THE FIRE At pAen cry


u Develop That the L,.t Ntla Sol be- ~
Great ns nt fir't supposed.
Park City. june 90. -Tbc people who
were burned out are bciug taken care
Of. aud no one is wanting for food or
shelter Many were the expressions Of
sympathy and offers Of financial old
that came in yesterday 10 the people
who had just been made homeless and
some of them pcnnilcs,.
As to the matter Of insurance, there
Is a possibility that the amount carried
In the city will prove 20 DC la nearer
proportion 10 the loss than was at first
supposed. Quite q good deal Of stock
In trade was saved from the different
business houses that were destroyed
and a number Of people will comnseuce
business again Immediately.
Several walls LEFT standing have been
lcvclcd by the use Of giant powder.
Mayor j. II. Dcming. who was out
IN strawberry on fishing outing. ar
rived az o a M. Monday and gave at
tcntion to whatever municipal action
was needed. The police aud fire de-
pnrtmcnt, In conjunction with the
posionice, were Installed Ia u. c. Me-
Laughlin's law office.
The vaults OF the First National bank
were opened aud the contents found
~ be uninjurcd.
Telephone communication was OPEN
ed from the Office Of the Hopkins Coal
company, but the exchange will be cs-
tablishcd In the Mursac office as soon
~ switchboard can be put in.
Hon. X. c. Chambers, vico president
OF the Aschcim Mercantile company.
and solon spiro, the manager. looked
81 the ruins OF the store yesterday.
Mr.. Splro stated that, ~ Mr.. Aseheim
IA In the cast, nothing had been deter.
mined upon definitely a, to the Park
City store.
-Four different drug firms, two Of
WHOM saved portion Of their stock,
will resume business at once.
Thompson & JorRcnscn opened their
meat market opposite the store OF
Welsh, Drlscoll q Buck, In the quar-.
tcrs formerly occupied by McPalin 4
Mcalecnan. II is stated that they
1 propose rebuilding at their old stand.
/ y. d. sutton q Co. commenced selling
fresh meats In the waiting room OF the
| Union Pacific depot The firm cx-
I presses their intention Of rebuilding ON
The former site OF their market. Smith
s Weller, butchers, started up bust
moss Ia Wilson's dwelling house. J. p.
Ihcriot will rc-cstablish his meat mar.
sct
Il was reported here last night that
Thomas kearns is contemplating the
erection Ola business block ON the
site Of Judge. ivers X Keith's livery
barn.
The Record saved one form OF type
The entire die Of the paper from tho
day u was started was destroyed.
The paper win resume publication.
All records Of the lodges were saved.
Some books OF the county treasurer
were Lost, but the most valuable were
saved.
Among those who were badly burned
In the lire are SIR. 4. $. McCarty, O..
Q. Lockhart aud DR.. Le Compile. Their
INJURIES, however, were not very se.
yious.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-06-24
sHAFTeR REACHES SANTIAGO.
A Terrible battle n toohed Tor Upon His
Attempt o. land Troops.

Washington. Juue es-Thc United
States army Tor che invasion Of Cuba.
about 5000 strong, commanded by
General shaftcr. arrived on santiago
de Cuba about noon yesterday. and
when the neet Of thirty-Ayc transports
with Is freight ~ fighting men swept
up the southern coast and slowed up,
within sight Of the doomed city ofsau.
tiago. the anxionsly awaited soldiers
were greeted with ringing cheers,
which family echoing 10 the transports
from the decks Of the blockading war.
ships. far inshore, they were answered
By the troops most enthusiastically
aud In kind.
The week Of anyious waiting and i'm.
patient chatting was over. the army aud
the navy had at last Joined for a fnal
blow at santiago
II was intended n take the entire
fleet 10 the lines Of Rear Admiral samp.
sons feet o; warships. but an order
from the admiral stopped the advance
Of the fleet about 10 miles 10 the south
east, aud. escorted by the Gloucester,
General shailcr went forward on the
scguraucia TO confer with the ad.
miral.
The long and trying journey from
Tampa has left the men IN a much
better condition than anticipated.
There are ~ eases Of typhoid on tho
hospital ship. among them being Ma
for Horton Of the Twcnty-hfth H..
fautry. and several eases Of measles.
There are. however. no serious cases
Of sickness owing TO the smoothncs'
Of the passage. the soldiers were not
generally affected by scasickncss.
They are all wildly anxious 20 get
ashore and begin hghtIng
Whenever the landing takes place
there will undoubtedly be some warm
fighting. The spaniards have n force
Of from 10000 10 i3,Oos mcn, placed
from Guantanamo TO Cabanag, "A dis'
tance Of hity miles, and o. our troops
will be landed az different points,
some warm work may be looked for.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-06-24
cnhir IN. icon Rep.Irch.

Washington, June 9a.-- Direct cable
communication has been established
between the United States aud
Guantanamo. whore the United States
marines now hold possession Of Cuban
tol Thus not only is Captain Blaneo
cat OIL from communication with the
outside world. save through Key West
cables within our control, but tho
authorities In Washington have been
placed Ia close connection with our
forces, army and navy, which are eou'
dueting the invasion Of Cuba.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-06-24
MoRr MEN FoR cunA.
Rsinforcsments are to be s-ut 60 SAN
iaEo ~ Oncc.

Rsinforcsments are to be s~nt 60 SAN
tiaEo NJ Oacc.
Washington. June ea.-rhe govern
ment has determined to send heavy re.
Inducements 20 General ShAftor at
Santiago 10 this end tie first cNpc'
dition will leave Newport News Thurs
day morning, carrying Brigadier ten.
eral Duiilcld's separate brigade Of the
Second army corps, made up Of the
Ninth Massachusetts, the Thirty third
and Thirty-fourth Michigan and the
Third Virginia regiments, In all about
5000 men Expeditions viii follow
rapidly by way Of Tampa, for while
Fcruaudinn aud Miami are considered
70 have many good points for concen-,
rating troops, yet army officials are
N. .atisncd that Tampa eau be re-
tined with advantage as the main
polnt Of cmbarkntlon.
The next forces 10 go viii include
those Of llrlgadicr General Garretson
Of the Second brigade, First divlslon,
Second army corps, embracing the
Sixth Illinois, the Sixth Massachu.
sctts aud Eighth and Ninth Ohio rcgl-
ments-
nrlgndicr General Guy V. Henry, a
distinguished cavalry oalecr Of the reg
ular army, has arrived here from Tam
pa, and the present plans are FOR Cen
sral Henry 10 command division
made up OF the brigadcs Of General
Dunlcld aud General Garretson,
this division, comprising 5000 men,
70 be for tho speedy reinforcement Of
General Shaftcr. II win at once swell
/ tho American forces ut santiago de
l Cuba TO about $4,000 men, hut tho
expeditions will not stop at that mum
| Der, rs there II determined purpose
/ 10 send forward n sufficient force 10
| crush any spanish command which
can he concentrated at that point.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-06-24
raIter. Mud Net rrInt nnltl. snnr..

ST. Thomas, ID, W. l., June e0.-Light.
bourne aud Molte, two local editors, a
fortnight ago, printed and sold about
500 copies OF battle songs Of tho Iowa
and Maine, which were D. ush sung by
the populace here. Coia ,.iaint was
made, unquestlonably by the spanish
consul, and both the editors were
tried ON n technical charge OF evading
victed and hned This action has caus-
ed the populacc much amusement and
they now sing the songs more than
ever, Notwithstanding the efforts OF
the police 10 stop them.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-06-24

Cheyenne, June 2i.-P. J, Reddy,
chief dispatcher OF the Union Pacific
at Evanston, has been notified OF his
appointment as frat lieutenant In the
signal corps. Robert Van Horn, son
OF Colonel Van Horn, commanding the
Eighth United States infantry, who
enlisted as private when the war broke
out; Lieutenant Brees, OF the Laramie
troop, Torrey cavalry, and Colonel
George Gregory OF the Wyoming ma.
tional guard, have been appointed SEQ
ond lieutenants In the regular army.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-06-24
srARvINo spANlARps.
Are Forcsd to Rat Horse Fie,h 90 sustain
Ilfe.

tate.
Washington, June eo.-The latest
adviccs received from the fleet AZ san.
tlago IA 10 the effect that the inhablt.
ants OF Caimanera have strown tho
streets with straw aud OH, with the
Intention OF destroying the city and
ilccing 10 the hills
Caimanera lies four miles up the
bay from Camp MeCalla, under the
guns OF the American ships, and tho
situation1ia desperate. Starving aud
famine stricken, convinced OF the ultl.
mate triumph Of the American army.
and without faith In the protection of
tho Spanish soldlcry, the people are be-.
lievcd to have determined 20 leave their
homes In ashes and seek safety In the
hills OF the north.
The situation OF the besieged Is a
fearful one. The people are eating
horses and mules aud arc securing tho
hills for fruit aud herbs.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-06-24
The NIcnrnrun cnnnI.

Washington, June ei.-The senate
committee on the Nienraguan canal
will report n bill providing for tho
construction OF the canal. The bill
practically provides for the eonstruee
ton Of the canal by the United States
The Maritime Canal company is To 10
continued, the stock to be held by the
governments of United States, Mica.
raguA aud Costa Rica. Provision ia
made for the payment Of 5000, 900 TO
the stockholders for the work already
performed
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-06-24
Paw or ARMY OFFICIALS.
secretary Of War Decides an Importas,
ruint

secretary Of War Decides an Importan,
ruint
Washington. June 90. Secretary Al.
ger has rendered decision OF grea,
Importance 70 army officers. IN which
he holds that men serving within the
limits of the United States at time
whca thcrc IL M army within said lin.
IT,, aro not operating against an
enemy, notwithstanding the existence
81 war conditions Tho case upon
which the decision was based arose IN
connection with the claim Of some OH.
ccrs who had exercised higher com.
mand than their grade, aud who con.
tended they were entitled to the pay Of
the higher grade. The paymhstor gcu.
oral maintained that the troops were
not operating against the enemy until
they had actually left the shores Of
tho United States, aud In this he Il
upheld by the secretary.
The secretary has decided also that
ior the purpose Of restricting assign.
mcnta TO command under section 2 OF
the volunteer army to competent au-
thority," such authority can be cxer-
cised only by the secretary OF war, or
by the commanding general OF the
army operating against an enemy
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-06-24
MAsslNo THEIR FORCES.
~ 4 Relieved the spaniards are Planning
an Attack Upon the Marines.

~ Il Relieved tho spaninrda are Planning
an Attack Upon the Marines.
Washington, June e0.--A dispatch
from the American fect on Guantana.
mo, dated June Is, says; captain
MoCalla Of the cruiser NArblehead,
aud Lieutenant Colonel Huntington, In
command Of the marines, have recelv.
cd information that general Attacl,
hy force Of $500 spanish soldiers and
l.serillas on Camp McCalla Ia contem.
plated within q night or two. prcpar.
ations have been made for an assault
aud n the Spanlards get up courage
meet with warm reception from I'm
Gle SANS marines.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-06-24
PRAISE roR M,kINLsY.
PostponinE Invasion Of Cuba Appiaude,
by John Hull.

London, June eo-The STANDARD, ap.
plauding editorlAlly president Me
Klnley's wisdom In postponlng a seri.
ous invasion OF Cuba until after the
rainy season." says "rhe president
shows himself, ms he has done through
out the whole business, u wise and
strong ruler. America has splendid
material fort hne army, but time Is
required TO organize IT,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-06-24
QUEEN WILL NOT AnolcATE.
nat hs. sent her Jewel. aud Valuable. to
Vienna,

Vienna,
London. June ee-rhc Vienna cor
respondent OF the Daily Telegraph says;
The spanish queen regents Jewels and
valuablcs were brought 10 Vienna, but
Ills declared Ia official quarters that,
though the situation Il precarious, she
will remain IA Spain until her post be-
comes untcnnblr. Rumors N 20 abdl-
cation are quite basclcss II Is said,
however. that Emperor Francis Joseph
has recently written 10 the pope ON the
subject OF Intervention.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1898-06-24
erArE RENpEzvous.


~ Governors.
Washington, June eO-Adiutan,
General corbin says that the state
rcndezvousins point for troops appor-
TONED to them under the second call
would be determined by the governors
This practice Is In accord with that
adopted under the first call. Later
on, when tho troops are ready for rem
doEyous, mastering officers will h
appointed and operations win proceed
~ under the iirst call.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-24

variablemente de % 80 por ciento mas bara-
tos en- preco de los GOTHAM en- ell pals.
mo vale decir que la caldad es inferior,
porque en- dos estabecimientos de Shefeld.
donde Sc usan artfculos americanos en- grandes
cantdades los operarios preferen tanto ell acero
como ell metal crudo propos para hacer
maquinaria automatlca, tambfen las limas
ell hero maleable para funddos. Resulta bas.
tante claro que la competencia americana va
ser mas ruda de 10 que es al presente"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-24
HlERROS Y ACEROS.
MARAvILLoso ENCUMBRAMIENTo DE
LOS EsrADOs UNIDOs COMO PRO-
DUCTOR DE EsTAs MA
NUFACTURAS.
coMENTARIos soBRE LA MATERIA PoR AUroHi-
pADEs INGLEsAs-INTEREsANTE EsTADIs-
TrcA REsPEcTo DE LA sITUACIoN-
IMPORTANC1A De LA COMPE-
TENcTA AMERICANA.

Sc esta operando un asombroso Gambia en- las
relaciones comerciales de los Estados Unidos, y
los Gltimos doce meses han presenciado mas
rapido desarrollo que en- periodos anteriores
Hubo un tempo en- que los Estados Unidos Sc
distingufan tinicamente ell comercio por ell
hecho de ser ell granero del mundo Ell aho de
1893, sin embargo ha sdo ell dnico que sc
distinguiera por ell sehalado aumento de las ex-
portaciones agricolas, sinO tamben por la ex-
pancion de las ventas de artfculos manufactu
RADIOS tai grado que en- ciertos ramos de
generos americanos Sc ha ejercido ell monopo-
lilo de los mercadps del mundo.
este sc ha hecho pesar de las restricciones
de varios classes, puestas para impedir la COM
pctencia de los Estados Unidos.
Ell secreto del continue crecimiento de los ne
gocios de exportaci6n estrba en- la superior
calidad de los artfculos americanos. vendidos con
un POGO exceso del costo de production.
La impression que exstfa en- ell extranjero,
desde hace amos. de que los altos journales pa
gados en- los Estados Undos serfa una remora
para que nuestros fabricantes puderan COM
petir ventajosamente. Sc ha desvanecido. Ell
hecho es que la gran capacidad de production
del operaro americana. ayudado por la maqui-
maria ahorrativa de brazos. permite nuestros
fabricantes producer muchos artfculos menos
costo que puedan comprarse sus similares en- los
pafses europeOs.
Ell exportador americana esta por 10 tanto en-
stuaci0n de competir con ell extranjero en- gual-
dad de preciOs, frecuentemente sacarle ven
taja.
Los informes consulares evidencan muchos
contrastes del aumento de popularidad de las
fabrcaciones de los Estados Unidos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-24
CREDITOS Y ALMACENES DE
MUEST'RAS.
LAS CAsAS CoMIsIONIsTAs LLEvAN Ell
PESO DE LA EXPORTACION-No RE-
HUYEN ASUMIR LOS RIESGOS QUE
NO CORE Ell FABRICANTE.

HUYEN ASUMIR LOS RIESGOS QUE
NO CORE Ell FABRICANTE.
Son muy distintos los metodos que siguen los
Ingleses Alemanes los que tienen estable-
cidos los fabricantes americanOs en- la venta de
mercancfas Todo estriba en- la question de los
plazos largos En- Inglaterra y en- Aemania los
prestamos Sc obtienen tipos muy bajos, men-
tras que aquf rigen tipos muy altos en- 10 que al
fabricante Sc refere Los expenditures son los
unicos que en- los Estados Unidos adquieren
dnero al dos al dos medic y q otros tipos
igualmente bajos. Cuando ell fabricante necesita
fondos para egftmos negocios, Sc encuentra
con que tiene que tomarlos tipos muy altos.
Este es ell motive porque Sc encuentra en- notable
desventaja para la competencia.
Ell fabricante extranjero. al entrar en- ell campo
de la exportaci6n encontrandose con que tiene
que conceder plazos largos, ocurre al banquero.
que lie proporciona fondos al dos por ciento. Con
este capital para fabrication. puede vender sus
manufactures plazos argos: no asf ell ameri.
cano Ademas los ingleses alemanes tienen
estabecidas ramifcaciones bancarias en- TODD Ell
mundo sus comerciantes obtenen con este
otra facidad mayor para conducr sus negocios
medic de elias.
Ell fabricante de los Estados Unidos Sc encuen-
ira en- manos de las comsionistas. Este
no 0uiere decr que los comisionistas abusen de
los fabricantes. Indica inicamente que las casas
comisionlStaS no rehuyen dSumir ell rleSg0 de
vender las mercancfas 4 largo plazo. mientras
que los fabricantes no. 81 los fabricantes al
proceder asf tienen Inconvenience en- dejar
grandes ganancias las casas comisonistas pOr
un negOcio que ellos mismos podrfan hacer esa
es cuenta suya. Dicen aquellos que han estu-
diado ell asunto que ell evento de.que aumente
ell negocio de exportaci0n del pals, los interme-
diariOs seraE los que proSperaran Sc enrique
cerAn.
Como medic de extender ell nombre y fama de
los articuos americanos. hay tendencias al
establecmento de almacenes de muestras, ex-
istiendo va algunos en- las cudades extranjeras.
Ell sistcma encuentra aparentemente la aproba-
c0n de los fabricantes. segiln hemos sabido.
Los almacenes de la Association Nacional de
Fabricantes de Caracas. Venezuela Dueden
citarse como ejemplo. Existe un proyecto seme-
JAMIE para ell establecimiento de otros en- Paris,
durante la pr6xima Exposition. I'm frances.
interesadO EN- este proyectO, vsit0 este pals el
verano 6ltimo. y Sc dice que esta muy animado
para llevarIO cabo. Tambien llegan noticias do
otros centres de Europa del estudIo de planes
para Ia exportaci0n de manufactures amerte
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-24

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