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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-09-07
ANHEUSER BUS c H
INDICTED
FOR DOING BUSINESS WITHOUT
A STATE LICENSE.

Wheeling. w. Va. Sept. 6.-Ths
grand jury of the Ohio county Grim
nal court indicted the Anheuser
Busch Brewing Association. of St.
Louis, Missouri, upon charges OF do
ing business without a state license.
Seven separate indictments were re-
turned against the company. repre-
senting that number OF places I'm
Wheeling whore the product is said
TO have been received direct from
the company's brewery In 81. Louis.
The indictments were brought
about through the Investigation of
Assistant State Tax Commissioner
Darst. who has been I'm this city
from time to time during the past
two months The evidence was se-
cured by that official and the mat
ter was then turned over to the pros
ecuting attorney who presented
1t to the grand jury in the regular
wav.
II appears that the Anheuser- Busch
Brewing Associations state agent is
the Charleston Liquor Company. n.
Charleston. w. Va. and according
TO the statement of Mr.. Darst.
Wheeling saloon keepers have been
accustomed 10 sending their orders
for Budweiser beer to the state
agency, who in turn. it is claimed
sent the orders to the brewers at st.
Louis. These orders are said to
have been shipped dirct from 'he
Anheuser Busch brewery TO The
Wheeling saloonists and I'm this wov
the prosecution claims that the com
pany has been selling its product in
this state without a license.
A large number of local saloonists
were summoned "A witnesses before
the grand jury in the presentation
Of evidence against the Anheuser-
Busch company, and a considerable
portion OF the session was taken M
with that particular case. without
doubt the case will be a hotly con
tested one. as Il is said there are
a number Of technicalities that may
creep into the case when It comes
mp for trial.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-09-07
Double Track
Works Suspended
SOUTHERN DlsCoNTINUEs I'M
PRONEMENTS In n. G. AND
TENNESSEE.

Washington, Sept. 6.--It was an
nounced at the Southern Railway
headquarters, in this city. yesterday.
that, owing TO recent adverse rail
road rate legislation In several
southern states and TO general con-
dttions" the double tracking OF the
Southern railway between Chattn
nooga and ooltewah Junction. Tenn.
and north OF Greensboro. n. c., had
been ordered stopped pending fur
ther Instructions.
Contracts had been entered for
double track work I'm Tennessee az
sregating about $4,000. 900. rhe
money Intended for the proposed I'M
provements In Tennessee and North
Carolina has been withdrawn and
WI be u'ed In operating the road.
When the hearing in the Nor, n
Carolina railroad rate case was re-
sumcd yesterday Il was expected that
the redirect examination of Comm.
troller A. III. Plant. OF the Southern
Railway, would be completed before
adjournment. but little progress was
made and his Testimony will be con
tinued today.
General Counsel A. p. Thom. of
the Southern Railway. conducted the
redirect examination OF Mr.. Plant.
who brought out more clearly than
before the method pursued on the
southern Railway system in arriving
at the operating expenses. with par
ticuiar reference to North Carolina.
Some criticism had been made rs
to the methods employed. Mr. Plant
testified that they were the same as
those adopted by the North Caro-.
lina Corporation Commission and
the Interstate Commerce Commis-
sion
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-09-07
Roanoke Captures
New Industry
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. IN
DCCES ENAMEL WARE PLANT
To LOCATE.

Roanoke. Sept. 7.-Some time ago
Messrs. W. l.. Scales and ]. A.
Sprinkle. OF Chocton. Ohio. came "a
Roanoke. Sc king location for an
enameling and stamping plant. They
called upon the chamber OF commerce
and produced samples OF the kind
OF article they could manufacture
Thesa article, were very fine speci-
mems OF enamel ware The goods
looked alright 20 the chamber and
when the gentlemen from Ohio ex-
planned the con 'itions un which a
plant coul1 lie estabushe' Mr.. An
ge'l presi 'eHt of N, cha uber of
commerce.. appointed Messrs ]. Tay-
Tor Gleaves, w. b. Clemmer and J..
T. Engleby as an investigating com
mittee. who should look thoroughly
into the proposition. They made the
usually careful investigation that is
made by the chamber and pro-
nounced the proposition good
one.
Thursday night at the chamber of
commerce. a company was organ
lied for the manufacture of this
enamel ware. Judge c. b. Moomaw
was chairman OF the meeting and
Mr.. Gleaves acted as secretary. Mr..
Gleaves stated the purpose OF the
meeting. that the chamber OF COM
merce had investigated the PROPOSE
tion and that $4,000 stock having
been subscribed, the meetin was
held for the purpose of organizing
the company.
IL was resolved 20 call the organ
ization The Roanoke Enameling and
Stamping Company A capital stock
OF $4,000. minimum, and $4,000.
maximum. was authorized. The fol
lowing officers were elected.
President and treasurer /. NJ.
Warren; J. A. Sprinkle, vice-prasi-
dent; l.. B. Davis, secretayr.
Board of directors. I. NJ. Warren.
y. A. Sprinkle. l.. b. Davis. NJ. w.
Turner. r.. II. Angel. Taylor
Gleaves w. l.. Scales, r. NJ. Jones.
w. A. Bloxton and A. l.. Sibert.
Judge c. b. Moomaw, attorney.
The company's attorney was in
structed TO apply to the state cor
poration commission for a charter
The Roanoke Enameling and
Stamping company will be a vaIua-
BILE acquisition to the Magic CITY
The company as organized is a
strong one, and they mean to get to
work Immediately. I'm order that the
manufacture Of enamel ware NAV
soon be started Much OF this war
used in this country is imported
That fact would indicate that n It
can be successfully manufactured
here it will be paying institution
One OF the company stated yesterday
that the factory will work from IS
TO 100 employees The concern viii
do 100000 business annually.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-09-07
MONEY TO BURN.

High value has been placed on
Cincinnati baseball talent this week.
a representative OF the Bramweli
Nv. Va) Club was IN Cincinnati
Friday and offered bunchos OF money
70 several players to Join the Bran
well Club. which is 10 play a 10
game series with The Bluefeld (W.
va Club for $4,000 Harold
Lindsay accepted a Job with tho
BramWell nine Roy Ferguson.
former Lockland pitcher. now play
inF with Bramwell. came 20 Clncin-
natl with n fat bunch Of money and
tried TO get Catch. who Is pitching
for College Hill. but Catch refused.
Cincinnati Post.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-09-07
PLOT AGAINST THE
PRESIDENT
SWISS TELLS HAGERsTOwN pO.
LICE OF ASSASSINATION.

Hagerstown, Md. Sept. 6.-Frits
Troxler. who came to America from
switzerland II months ago. rushed
into police headquarters at midnight
last night and startled the officera
by declaring that he was acquaip ted
with a plot to assassinate President
Roosevelt.
Troxler came here several weeks
ago from Baltimore and had been
working for building contractors. He
told the policemen that he wanted
pen and ink that he might write
quickly to the president and warn
him of his danger.
The officers at FIRST believed the
man was mentally unbalanced. SO
they locked him in cell He could
speak little English. but spoke Ger
man huently. A German brewmaster
was brought to police headquarters.
and after talking with Troxler
while expressed his belief that the
latter was rational.
Troxler said he belonged TO a Sc.
cret society organized In opposition
to anarchists. lie took Policeman
Frank Williams 70 his boarding
house and showed him a lot OF docu-
nents and card bearing the name
of dealer in firearms Troxier de-
clared that the anarchists had
bought their weapons from this deal.
er. The officer took Troxlor back
to the station and locked him up
until this morning, when he was re-
leased by Justice Hartie, who ques-
toned him closely.
He told the justice, among other
things. that the plotters had run him
out of Baltimore on one occasioH
while he was In a restaurant he
overheard a Russian and a German.
he said, discussing a plan to kill
Roosevelt. n
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-09-07
Marylander's
Home Coming

Baltimore, Md. Sept G.-Tnvita-
tions are being sent out by Govern
or Warfeld to Marylanders scattered
all over the country to come home
to the Old Home Week celebration,
which is to be held here October 13
to 10 next The following is a copy
Of the invitation:
If Maryland IS your native state.
or that of any of your forbears. or
IF IT has ever at any time been your
place OF residence. want you 10
come home during "OId Home
Week" October 18Th to 10Th next
Beautiful Baltimore, the metrop-
oils OF the state. will be the head
quarters Of the homecomers and our
other friends. and entertainment OF
the most interesting character will
be provided for you from end TO end
Of Old Home Week.
There will be parades OF soldiers
and sailors Of fremen. of school
children. Of $1,000 uniformed fra
ternal society members. an electrical
pageant. a merry night carnival I'm
which there will be tens Of thou
sands Of fantastically GRABBED sub
iects of a rry king. and there viii
be dozen other big features tha.
viii make the occasion an enioyabl,
ana memorable one
a day has been set apart for Il
pilgrimage TO Annapolis the ancient
capital Of the state whore appro-
pirate exercises win be- held undel
me supervision Of the patriotic so.
OF the Peggy stewart and other HIS
toric events and whore viii be sccr
the greatest naval school in tho
world
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-09-07
Panama Canal
Record Broken
PANAMA FORCE EXCAVATED T.
27I,4O4 CUBIC YARDS IN AU-
SfVvGor

PANAMA ENJfbNh fA0ANAIED L.
27I,4O4 CUBIC YARDS IN AU-
GUST.
Washington. Sept. 7.-Colonel
Goethals. chief engineer OF the ca
nal zone, IS now making as rapid
strides over the records established
by John f. stevens. his predecessor,
as the latter did over those OF Mr.
Wallace, who preceded him.
Last February and March, Mr..
Stevens ran the amount OF the ex-
cayatlon up near the million-yard
mark. In June Colonel Goethals
raised" these figures considerably:
In July he shot above the million
mark, which had been the goal for
months, and now in August he has
smashed that record
According 20 a cablegram received
at the War Department the total
amount Of excavation IN August was
I274,404 cubic yards. a. against a
total Of 1,O58,766 cubic yards In
July. This exceeds the record sor
July by 215,628 cubic yards. belnp
a greater increase IN a month thar
the work Of any previous month.
The chief engineer states that thc
amount of rainfall for August wai
11S9 inches. as against 95 inches
In July. showing that the weather
was less favorable In August than An
July.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-09-07
PLEADS GUILTY To
MURDER
PRISONER DECLARES HE IN
TENDED TO SHOOT TuDEN
BARNIs. But MISTooK opFR.
ATOR'S HAT.

Martin burg W Va. Sent 6
The trial or Charles 4. Jones for the
murder o. Naurice Van Goshen. the
young telegraph operator al Han
cock Station. was held In Berkeley
Springs. Morgan county. yesterda,
and the case wss ,iven 10 tn jury
The juror Has not vc, aere Z ,,aar
a verdict IL g. holghi bv s,me
that the yer lict VIII b, mur1er in
the secon deVre while 1an, ave
OF the opinion that the jury VIII a
first degree verdict.
The trial was one OF the shortest
ever known In this vicinity for muir
der. Prosecuting Attorney II. w
Bayer was assisted by J. II. Siler, OF
Berkeley Springs. and S. w Walker.
of this city. while Judge Faulkner
had previously appointed NIr A. c.
Mclntire, OF Berkeley Springs. 10
defend the prisoner
Barring a few who opposed capt
tai punishment the jury was sworn
In less than an hour after court con
vened. Several witnesses swore that
after shooting Van Goshen, Jones
admitted that he had killed him, but
by mistake, he intending to kill Til
den Barnes. who was especially al
tentive TO his 16-year-old wife, and
about whom Barnes and Jones hal
considerable trouble i'm coming home
from picnic at Lovers Leap.
One of the states witnesses testi-
fed that Barnes told Jones wife not
TO go home when Jones wanted ner.
All who were present at Br ,nson 3
house after Jones had killed Van
Goshen testified that Jones said he
had killed one man and was going
to kill another. meaning Barnes, who
was present.
Jones went on the stand in his
own behalf. and in his testimony ad-
mitted that he had killed Van Gosh
eS, thinking IL was Barnes, and said
he did not know better until ne met
Barnes at Brauson's house after
ward. Van Goshen had been a friend
he said, and he had no reason to kill
him. The fact that he was drinking
and Van Goshen and Barnes wore
hats alike that night led him to be
lieve that Van Goshen was Barnes
A year ago he ard Barnes had hal
trouble about Jones' wife, but II was
only on the evening of the trouble
that 1t grew acute. Ills father-in-
law had watched his daughter, so
the prisoner stated, TO prevent her
playing cards or drinking with
Barnes, and the prisoner stated that
she had been made drunk by Barnes.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-09-07
Street Car Strike
Averted
LOUISVILLE DIFFICULTY SET
TIED BY ARBITRATION.

Louisville, Ky, Sept Ga prop
osition was made to the members Of
the Louisville Street Railway Men S
Union by Mayor Bingham after CON
ferring with the officers of the
Louisville Railway Company last
night. by which it Is believed the
strike will not be called. The prop
osition was made behind closed
doors but it is believed Mayor Bing-
ham promised that the company
would not discriminate agaiDst
union men and that he would stand
between the union and the com.
pany.
The company yesterday glvo it's
final word TO the union in st1ta-
ment in which IL denied di.crimina-
ton. The company called attention
to nineteen assaults on its non-union
men since the agreement went into
effect
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-09-07
Germany to be
Aggressive
\ TRADING WITH
AMERICA.
SOUTH

AMERICA.
Wiesbaden Sept THE annual
conference OF the Pagerman League
opened today The conference in
tends TO urge an aggressive foreign
policy directed especially against
America and England Tho execu-
tive committees report declared that
America W. trying 10 undermine
Germany industries I'm S1uth Amer
lea by exploiting Brazil For fear
Of German trade being imperiied the
report adds that there is urgent need
for energetic enterprise in South
America 20 prevent America wiplng
out Germany's civilizing influences.
The report criticises the kaiser as
weakling in not backing up by
words and deeds n says that Ger
many has no confidence I'm the
kaisers control and urges rapid
increase in the navy. n also say
that Anglo-German enmity cannot b.
overcome by friendly negotiation.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-09-07
PREsnYTERIAN CHI-RcH

Corner Tazewell street and Nc
CullOch avenue Sunday service.
September s 1907: Sabbath school
q 30 a. m. G. y Hancock. superin-
tcndeur
Sermon II A. m Subject. "A
Surrender That Means Victory" ."
Text Rom 6:13. Offering for Sup
port Of Church Hymns. 81. 283.
38S.
Sermon 70. m. Subject. IS
Prayer Sure TO be Answered" Text.
Luke 1913 Offering for support
Of church Hymns 30. 2s6. 28s.
Ushers D. W Hancock. r. d.
Payne L. g. shirey. J n. Harvey
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-09-07

Bluefeld OO3 % OO1 O-s
Bramwell 0 3 0 % OILS O-S
Summary; Earned runs-Blue-
field 4, Bramwell 8. Two base hits
-Grimes, Barr, Dalton. Shea. Smith
Young. Three base hit-Tavlor
Base on balls or Trevillian. 2. off
Ferguson. ]. Struck out-By Barr.
2; Trevillian. 2 Drew. 2; Ferguson
J. Wild pitches -Trevillian. Pollard
Passed balls Doyle. Hit by pitcher
Smith Lindsay C2); Pollard (2):
Decker C2) Taylor, Brumheld. Left
ON bases-Blueheld, 10; Bramwell
D. Base on errors -BramwelI. 2.
Double plays-YQmng to Corrigan to
Deisel; O'Neil TO Brumfeld to
Crimes Sacrifice hits-.Deisel. Time
Of game, 2:15. Umpire. Dugan.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-09-07
Broker And
Wife Murdered

THE CRIME SUPPOSED TO HAVE
BEEN COMMITTED BY BUR-
GLARS.
Evanston. H.. Sept. Both Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick NJ Fish were
fond in bed today. the latter with
her head crshed, by whose side lay
her husband, a wealthy retired brok-
er, with his throat cut. gashing for
breath. He will probably die.
Neigbbors are inclined TO believe
that burglars committed the crime.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-09-07
CHRISTIAN CHURCH SERVICE.

CHRISTIAN CHURCH SERVICE.
Pastor. ID. Il. Moss. 81 N. Mercer
street. Morning service:
organ prelude.
Doxology.
Invocation
Hymn No. $40. How Pleased and
Blest Was l."
Reading.
Prayer
Hymn No. 62S. 20. Land of Rest
For Thee / Sigh"
Announcements.
Offering
Duet-Mrs. Edwin Easley and
Fretwell
Sermon. subject Comfort"
Hymn No. 1853. Sooner or Later"
Benedictlon.
Organ postlude.
Evening worship at o'clock.
Organ prelude
Hymn No 166, Sun OF My Soul.
Thou Savior Dear"
Reading
Prayer.
Hymn No. G72, "Whosoever
Heareth."
Announcements
Offering.
Offeretory. Mrs r. G. Lafferty.
Solo THE Bird with Broken
PInion." by request. Mrs. Edwin
Easley.
Sermon subject, Tomb"
Hymn No. 752. behold / Stand
and Knock"
Prayer
Those not desiring TO remain for
the communion service can retire
after this prayer
Lords Supper
All friends and non-church NOM
bers are most cordially invited TO
attend these services.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-09-07
More Trouble
in China

Hongkong, Sept. IA serious up
rising has occurred In the r.. shing
district. hundreds OF natives revolt
ing. At Yung Chow, the local mag
istrate. with his entire family. has
been killed. Four regiments OF
troops have been sent to the scene
OF the trouble.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-09-07
A Chinese Editor
Gives Opinion

THAT JAPAN HAS TOO MUCH
SENSE TO ENGAGE IN CON
FLICT WITH L. ).
Washington, Sept. THAT Japan
Will not make war upon the United
States is the opinion of r. V. S. v.
Tsao v, editor of the South China
Daily Journal, a Chinese publication.
who said that japanese statesmen
were quite clever and know Japan
could not carry on a struggle with
the American nation Japan is n
poverty-stricken country compared
with the United States It miqht
seize the Philippines in hasty
struggle. but in the end there could
be- but one outcome. and that victory
for tine United states.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-09-07
MISS CARRIE REID

PASSFlS AWAY
Miss Carrie Reid. aged %. for
some years residing at 55 Bland
street. died yesterday evening Of
consumption The body was re-
moved to Elkton for burial on No. 2
this afternoon The deceased was a
daughter Of Mr J. A Reid at the city
jail and leaves Ave brothers and
four sisters 20 mourn her loss
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-09-07
Police Court

Only four offenders faced his hon
or this morning for plain booMng.
IS
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-09-07
Strikers Evidently
Living High

Anwerp. Sept with car loads
OF provisions the striking docker.
paraded the streets today. enlisti1g
public sympathy.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-09-07

Geo. A Christian. OF Richmond
IS visiting W A Doyle Al the Inn.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-09-07
Frenchman
Goes Beyond

Paris. Sept 7-Rene Francois
Armand Sully-PrIdhomme. the n,ied
French writer and poet, died today
at the age Of 68.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-09-07

S. A Brown. Of Cincinnati, passed
through the city this morning ea
route TO NarrOws on a visit.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-09-07

Clarence Hawkins of Richlands
spent last night in the city
Capt D II BarRer. Of Hlawatha
was in the city this morning.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-09-07
CEREMONIES WERE
IMPRESSIVE
THE LAST TRIBUTE To THE CEL-
EBRATED JURIsT.

Parkersburg. Sept. 6-Solemn and
impressive were the last sad rites
over the remains OF the departed
statesman and jurist, Judge John
Jay Jackson, held yesterday after
noon at Trinity Episcopal church.
Gathered there were a large assem-
blage of relatives and friends-those
who had walked with him in the
path OF rugged life. and those who
had come after, to see him reach the
pinnacle OF fame in the public SER
vice, mourneIs all.
The people OF ParkersDurg. and
distinguished citizens from afar
were there to pay that last trih,te
to the distinguished juris, and the
man.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-16

grant loans and subsidies TO belliger-
sents, but the banker subj ects Of neuts
raj nations may The doctrine recog-
1nized under all systems Of law, sfacit
per allia. facit per Sc, Z does not apply
to international relations, because IN
ternational relations still carry the
taints Of immoral precedents and pi-
Sratica1 plumber.
The true end Of every great and
free people should be self-respe cting
peace Z IS 7 ss II Probably no other
great nation of the world is so anxious
for peace as we are These are the
sentiments of President Roosevelt In
his message to the Fifty-seY enth Com
gress. The argument that war will
kill was IS about ais sane as TO claim
that contagion will cure disease The
best guarantee for peace is5 peace, and
the very fact that behind the world
diplomacy stands ever open the doors
of The Hague tribunal. whose perman-
ent mission the peaceful adjustment.
Of International differences can not
fail to have an eyer-increasing voice in
the chancell ories OF nations and in ele-
waiting the Internal ional morality OF
the civilized nations Of the world.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-16
than the Limitations Of ornaments Isl
to raise the standard Of International

than the limitations of ornaments is
to raise the standard Of international
morality. Let the nations exact, the
same standard from one another as
they exact from their own subject,
substitute international morality for
international exped iency, and they
will have instead Of the arbitrament
OF war the arbitrament OF law The
first, step to this end is to enlarge and
expand the laws Of neutral obligations.
Why should a nation be permitted to
go to war to collect debt at the
mouth Of cannon when the same ma.
ton will not allow its own subjects
to collect debts from one another with
swords and pistols The Drago doc
trine is in the interest Of interna.
uonal morality. The casuistry Of In
.ternational pettifogism has whitfield
down the principles Of international
law. Neutral rights have been ex.
panded in the interest Of greed and
neutral oblig ations have been cramped
and distorted, SO that as the Law
stands now neutral nations may moi
sell ships OF war and arms to bellig
erents, but the subjects Of neutral ma
tions may. Neutral nations may not
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-16

WANTED Girl for general house
work. Phone 414, Mrs. F. ]. Hardy.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-16
Three Broad Questions.

The first conference reiegated to a
future conference the consideration Of
three broad. general questions affect
ing the conduct Of nations toward each
.othter: First, the rights and duties Of
neutrals; second, the inyfolabiIity Of
private property In naval warfare.
and, third, the bornbardment of towns.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-04-16
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