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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-23
WARNER & EDWARDS
'FRlsCO'S QUAKE
Graphically Described by Pew.
Currin Last Evening.

A large audience heard Rev. j.
p. Currin, pastor OF the State
street Baptist church on MS lecture
on the San Francisco earthquake
at the y. NJ. G.. A. auditorium
last night.
Rev. Curin was an eye witness
Of the disaster and with the aid
Of q score OF steropticon views
thrown on the canvas, he described
it i'll most vivid manner. 1t was
BY far the best description Of the
disaster that local audience has
been privileged to hear and the
lecture was revelation of facts.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-23
GRANTED =
A DIVORCE
Judge Young Corrects a Mat
rimonial Misft.
ANOTHER CASE HEARD
But the Ruling is Withheld
for a Time.
Catheride Kaufman Files
Pleading in the Setter Marion
Manufacturing Company.

Notwithstanding that Friday was q
holiday, Judge Young heard couple
o. divorce cases late in the after
noon. The first was that OF Alva
lC. Warner against Effie Warner.
The couple were married May 9,
1902. in Wapakoneta, and one child
has been, born TO the union.
The husband claims that his wife
has been guilty of gross neglect !
duty; that she associated with mar
lried men of bad repute and informed
him that she cared more for anotae'
than for him. 1t is averred that she
Is now and has been in Celina for
some time and refuses to live with
him. The court granted hime di-
Ivorce and custody of the child The
plaintiff to pay the costs.
Through her attorneys Jacoby
and Donithen, Catherine Kaufman
today filed an answer and cross petit
ltion in the matter of Henry Setter
against the Marion Manufacturing
company. She alleges that she re-
covered a Judgment against the de-
!fondant company in the sum CT
$23l9 .SS on two notes, June 80, 1906,
and that no part of this Judgment
has been paid. She therefore asks
the court TO ascertain the names Of
stockholders and order an assess
ment sufficiently large TO cover the
amount OF her claim.
The divorce proceeding of Otto r.
Merkle against Eve l.. Merkle, was
heard by Judge Young Friday after
noon. The defendant is charged
with gross neglect of duty and adult
lery and In her answer and cross
petition makes practically the same
allegations against her husband.
After hearing all the testimony, the
court took the matter under advise
ment and will render decision lat
ler.
The appeal matter OF John H.
Kinsler against the c.. C. &. & st.
. l.. railway company has been dis
missed and the costs paid.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-23

The common pleas court has is
sued an order of attachment and
garnishec against the Big -Four
railioad,. attaching all moneys in
the company's hands belonging TO
w. r.. Waddell. This was done
in pursuance of an affidavit in aid
Of execution filed Friday by Char
les IIofstetter, who claims 10 hoL
an unsatisfied judgment against
Waddell for S1279.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-23
Tn, GOSPEL Of Work.

Few artists Of the present day have
worked harder during their career
than Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema.
Nothing is achieved in this world"
he once said, certainly no sterling
success of any kind whatever, except
at the expense Of sheer hard work,
and plenty OF 1t. This has been my
experience from my youth up."--Ths
Reader. /. I,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-23

Judge Young today dismissed
the matter of the State of Ohio
en- complaint Of Benjamin Waddcll
against Christian H.. Augenstem.
This was q peace complaints matter
and the costs of the action were
assessed against the plaintiff.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-23
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-23
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New Absorption Method

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this home treatment free for trial,
with reference Irom your own local
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and permanent cure assured. Send no
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White today to Mrs. M. Summers
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-23
BERNARD WALSH
DIES QUITE SUDDENLY
Relapse of Pneumonia Causes
His Demise.
The Young Man was Thought to
Have Recovered From
athe Dieease.

Apparently in fair health until
an hour before his death. Bernard
Walsh, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Walsh, died today at II O'Clock
at his home on Patterson street,
death resulting from a sudden re-
lapse OF pneumonia from which
was thought he had entirely re-
covered.
Mr.. Walsh was taken i'll some
time ago with pneumonia suffering
Il very severe attack. After his
recovery he gave up farming and
came to this city. He was down
town yesterday and caught cold.
About eleven O'Clock he felt i'll and
went to bed hi, condition becoming
rapidly worse.
The deceased was 32 years of age.
He was born in this city and had
lived here the greater part of his
life. Beside the father and mother.
two sisters, Mrs. Elmer Rhoads and
Mrs. Harley Chamberlain. the lat
ter OF Bucyrus. and three brothers,
John, Frank and James. survive.
The funeral arrangements have
not as yet been completed. r
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-23

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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-23

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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-23
John Utrevis is Fined for
Shooting Within the City.
UTREvIs PLEADS GUILTY
Wednesday Nights Affair is
Probably Closed.
Young Man Has His Hands Torn
by a Playful Dog-News of
the Police Court.

A sequel to the ecrap at the Roy
az rink Wednesday night occurred
yesterday afternoon when John
Ctrevis, one of the employees of the
rink, was arrested charged with
shooting promiscuously within the
city limits. The charge was filed
by Chief of Police Cornwell.
Utrevis pleaded guilty to the may
or when given a hearing and was
fined IS which he paid. During the
fight Utreyis drew pistol and fired.
evidently without taking any aim
whatever. or without intent to harm
any one. The bullet broke a plate
glass window across the street from
the rink and lodged in the sash.
The young son of John Arndt, of
West Church street. was bitten on
tho hand yesterday afternoon by
large dog. and Mr.. Arndt wants the
police to despatch the canine. II
develops that the dog Is play
FIJI animal and when the boy came
along the street carrying a bundle of
bills that he was passing. the dog
grabbed the bills in his mouth and
made away with him. In taking the
bills from the lads hand his teeth
tore the flesh In several places.
The boy was forced to go back to
the store and get another supply OF
bills.
j. l.. Smuckcr, treasurer Of the
rink company, appeared at the
mayors office this morning and
filed affidavits against John Hoe
ter aud Merrill WISE, charging
them with assault and battery.
The arrests were made this after
noon and it is probable that the
men will be given hearing to-
night.
Ioctcr and Wise are the men
who were mixed up NJ the fight
with Smuckcr at the time when
Utrevis started the pistol play.
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-23

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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-23

The appeal matter OF John H.
Klnsler against the C. C. G. & ST.
Il. railway company has been dis
missed and the costs paid.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-23

Herbert Scovillc, has returned TO
his duties ms day baggagemaster at
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-02-23
The New Suits
In Wool

From the leading designers whose ideas
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are in the new checks and plaids and
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$22.50, $25 and $28
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01

"No!" said Hatch again, and he showed the
physician aside He said ten minutes, and-and
know the man!
that the screaming had stopped; there was dead
silence. Nine minutes Still they stood there,
Hatch guarding the door, and his eyes unnch1ngly
fixed on the physicians face. Ten minutes! And
Hatch opened the door.
Professor Augustus 5. F. y. Van Dusen-Ihe
Thinking Machine-was sitting calmly padded
seat beside Harold Fairbanks. with one slender
hand resting on his pulse. Fairbanks himself sat
with his ivory image held close up to his eyes, bah
bling and numbling a it ncoherently- An over
turned table Law in the middle OF the cell So great
had been the power used to upset it that an IRON
bolt which held it fast to the floor had been broken
short off The scientist rose and came toward them
and Hatch drew a deep breath of relief.
L would advise that this man be placed IN an
other cell" said the little scientist quietly There
IS no further need to keep him IN padded cell;
Put him somewhere where he can see out and ma
something TO attract his attention Meanwhile let
him keep that ivory image, and there II be no more
raving -, 1d
the physician in deep perpleNity.
'Zothirg-vet," was the enlgmatlc response
I'd like for him to stay here couple OF days
longer under constant watch to his physical con
dition, never mind his mental condition noW'-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01

and then with Your permission II make httIe eN-
ucrimcnt which | believe Will restore HIM 70 a
normal condition Meanwhile he needs the best 81
physical care Let him babble.-he VIII, anyway
that doesn't matter JuSt now
Harold Fairbanks sat beside The Thinking Ma
chine in The second seat of huge touring car with
the slender hand of the scientist resting lightly on
his wrist In front Of them the chauffeur was busy
with the multiple levers Of the great machine and
behind them sat Hutchinson Hatch and Dr. Pol
lock They were ~cudding along Il smooth road.
with the wind beating n their faces. guided by the
ribbons Of light which shot out ahead from their
forward lamps. The night perfectly black,
with a light point visible save those carried by
their
Behind them lay the quiet little village of Pelham.
and miles away front was the town OF Nillen.
From time 10 time as the car rushed on The Think
ing Machine peered inquisitivcly through the dark
ness into the face OF the man beside him. but he
could barely make out Its general shaIc.-a palhd
sJlotch n the darkness The hand lay quietly he
side his own and a ~enile voice mumhled and bah
bled-that was all The newspaper man and the
physician the rear seat had nothing 20 say. they
too were Uccring vainIy at Fairbanks.
~ last through the gloom the outlines OF "a small
building lyomed dImly III front OF them, Just Of
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01

for his condition He did shoot, The fact that the
Incidents happened in Fairbankss own room at
;f+ was an assumption based upon the fact that
he mother figured IN It, and the further fact that
Che was dressed for bed when she appeared IN MS
-o0rn OF course if her room was near, her atten-
son world be attracted by some unusual noise II
+hese noises we're due a maniac, they were IN all
probability screams.
Now the first thing to do IS to see Fairbanks
:, +le~son " interrupted The Thinking Machine,
With sudden change to most business like tone
II think. il he can comprehend at all, that may be
able to do something Tor him.
The Thinking Machine-Profess9r augustus 5 r. r,
Y Van Dusen, scientist-was cordially, even defer
entiaiIv, received by Dr.; Pollock, physician IN
charge of the Westbrook Sanatorlum-
i should like to spend ten minutes IN the Padded
cell with Fairbanks, he announced tersely
Dr. Pollock regarded him curlously put T,tnTu' tf,I
II have no objection, of course but L should ad-
1-ise that a couple of keepers 60 IN with you.
..IT 90 alone announced the d1mlnutlVe man
# science. It may be that | can quiet n, him. Dr
Pollock merely stared. BY the way, he lhhlN,
mo Machine added, YOU have that little IVORY goa
:,eTa bayer'r YOU: Well, let me see 1t, please
l. vas ,,roduced and subjected 20 a searching
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01

Why. hang i, there can't te -ea -oads.' Ae
declared.
chine
He felt Fairbanks hand fiu,-,-. and then : vas
raised suddenly. Again he thre' --- ---- erl re
palEd face y strange eXpressr.r m H.. --ere- Q SCI
incredible. vague expression -... might 1aFe
meant anything. The ewes were -.-,- a1ead %
where the road was split by q ~-. .,-a = t-ees
Keep on 70 Your left Tie --z Machine
directed the chauffeur, without - ..- reno -I5
his ewes from the face Of the man beside nm \
l.r,Ie more slowly.
The car started up again and - 0i 20 ne
left sharply. Every eve. save -.. 1tr-. c1e
ones Of the scientist. turned . he "-r >t.!
staring into the face ct his pattern ..~ ---t s'-L
showed realization struggling ---.. there Fec-
har> only the chauffeur realized -.r4dE -I:A
70 the left the car made, bur .s ing. OH:
felt his way along till suddcr'E - Nile15l
a little where . path cut rh-..H-. .'-e -eS-.
and lost IN perspective o- Inc -
slowed up.
Don't stop commanded The S1~-L-E'
Go ahead
With a sudden squirt the car -o-"a.d'
sknul:ng along easily fur "a rr-. men ne
-------- ---- ~
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01

the road to the left The Thinking Machine L..
forward and touched the chauffeur on the - r~ed
Well stop here for gasolene he said diSt;not1
"Gasolene-stOp here for gasolenel" babF7eJl.
senseless voice beside him
The Thinking Machine felt the hand he -,
move spasmodiCally the huge car ran or ~ -
main roadway and maneuvered back and fortb < e
clear the fairway of its bulk Finally It ston-aJ
with its tOnneau, end on, within a few feet q -
door of the building The scientists fingers cIoaI s-5
more tightly on the wrist; and after a uornen+ -
incoherent mumblIng began again.
Hutchinson Hatch and DR.. Pollock rose and oo.
out Hatch went straight 10 the little BUILDING All
raped sharply The sound caused Fairbanks -
turn vacant, wavering eyes IN that direction Af-ar
a moment nghtCapped head appeared az r.
window above. The Thinking Machine sbor an
electric fashlight into Fairbanks face. The ewes
now fixed on the nightcaprv1 head were wide omen
and a CLINT of childish curiosity law in them TIE
babblings were silent for momert.-souewhe-e n
a recess of the maddened brain 81 germ Of inrel1;
gence was struggling Then. the scientist r.
9arCed him steadily. the expression Of the faca
changed again. the eyes grew vacant. the mouth
fabbv the senile munblIngs began again.
Hatch began and concluded negotiations for I've
GA lions of gasolene. y shrunken -haukcd old man
brought it out in a can delivered IT, and scutrJef
back into the house with his safety lantern. d.
Pollock and Hatch took their seats again. wh;ls
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01

and went round 70 the back. where r.
spoke to the Chaulieu-. who was h1.,v
at the tank The cEa- eng nodded r.,
if he understood and followed ia
scientist 70 his seat.
Now for Nillen. directed --s
scientist quietly
NiTlen, FairbanE= repeated Mean
inglessly
The chauffeur twisted his wheel
backed d little, caught the forward
clutch. whirled his car -aight 10 he
road again. and shot .r. through the
darkness. For two s- three minutes
there was utter silence save for he
chug and whir of the engine and the
clank,ng rattle Of the ..-. then Tie
Thinking Machine spoke over his sto--l-
der 70 Hatch and Dr. Pollock
Did either Of vo. 81 zoe acvcl.rg
reculiar." he inquired
No" was the Simultaneous e
sronee. ~Whv:"
Nr. Hatch, YOU har. THAT au-omo-
bile map. the scientist continued
without needing rhe question. Take
this electric light and examine It once
more. 20 SatIsfv MS tla. here Is ID
road between the Ec-la store and
Nlllen
l know there isn-. Hatch -o-d
him.
Do as / say directed the other
crabbedly We cant .-i 70 make
mistakes
Obediently enough Ha-ch and D..
Pollock studied the map There Vas
the road. straight away from the Sta-,
20 Nrllen. There was r.- ID hypath +
deviation of any kind MARKED on T.
Straight a. a STRING Hatch -
rounced.
Vow look" directed Tie Thinking
Machine
The huge car SLOWED r- and came .
StandstIlI The gi.--.---- lamps Il
The car showed 1--WE s. instead II
one-two roads, here where there Were
not Two roads Harol cared at them
for a moment. then t--..et with he
New-York tribune., 1907-12-01

scrutiny after which the scientist set
- NO on a table, dropped INTO seat
iacinp : leaned forward on ms el-
bows. and sat staring straIght INTO o--T
s,nethv,r ewes for long time \
curious silence fell 1pon the watchers
As he sat there ImmoNaple' minute
after minute. staring, staring. ll"lti
absent1v glanced at h's WatcA ana
went over and looked out the "hH"".
The thing was getting on his nerves.
At 1aer The scientist rose ana thrust
the er:nn,ng god into his poke;
Now. please. he directed CurtlN.
sail 90 into the cell with FaHhanh55
lone | want the door closed heh.nd
ne nd | want that door 70 re1na-n
closed for ten minutes. Under no ctr-
c,,na~-ances must there be any inie:-
-,1pt,un He turned upon ". l'.-
lock Don't have any fears loI ne.
I'm not a fool.
DR.. Pollock led the way along ,-e
.-.rr5dor down some stairs, and paused
iefore a door
" lust ten mnutes-no more I'D
less -" directed the scientist.
The KEY was inserted III the I'. -
md the door swung on its hinges Il
side were assailcd by torrent =
screams. II blasphemy, hideous m
rrecarions. The maniac rushed for
he door. and Hatch tor an ilSt,.h,
cazed straight INTO a.dIstortcd, palEd
-ace III which there was no trace OF ~
.elligence, or even oi humanity ne
-urned away with shudder u.
Pollock thrust his arm forward -
-tav the swaying figure, and glanced
-ound 4, The Thinking M"'Hi'-e
doubtiullv-
= me" commanded the s,lenii~-
harplv. and the squInt blue .eEes
:earlesslv met he glitter Of tnaone>S-
N The eves of Fairbanks. He raised
,Is r.ch, hand suddenly II front Of
rs face. and instantly the neohcrent
rawlings stopped. wHlle some strange,
sudden ghange came over me mani
acal face In The scicutl-, s right hand
1lng god That was he mage winch
-avInqs slowly, slowly, with his ey
hose Il he maniac, the scientist edge
ne cell. Fairbanks retreating almost !
Never for an instant did the maniac
ne IVORY image. rct he made no atten
le seemed merely fascinated.
Jose he dppr. directed ne Ihu
quietly. without so much IS glance
minutes
D. Pollocl. closed the door and -
n the lock. after which he looked ~ I
man with an expression OF frank bev
MS face. Hatch said nothing, only :
watch and went over To the window, Y
staring out moodily, with every nerI
catch anv sound which might by cha
The heavy. padded walls
one minute, two minutes, three n
second hand Of Hatch's watch move
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Philip ]. Bowers. e. Orange. E 8
N 10Th ST. 100 fl e fl Eaton nl. q

Philip ]. Bowers. e. Orange, E 8
n. 10Th st. 100 # n e fr Eaton pl. q
x100
Lucy c. P. Bell to Frank Wilson, Or
ange S W 5 Haywood av. POO it n W
fr Berkeley av. S2x197 ..............
William Thomas to George j.
Schmidt, Bloomfield. W $ Orchard
st. 152 IT n fr Montgomery ST, 50x172
George Dorer ct al. to Frank G.
Maier, Irvington, n e 5 Lyons av,
1873 # s G fr Nesbit ter. 25x99. $500.
George Dorer ct al. to Frank c.
Maier, Irxington. n G 5 Lyons aV,
104 IT s 9 Nesbit ter. 2x99. ..........
Charles A. Feiek (exr., etc.) to
Michael Pulaski. Bloomfield, s e 8
e. Passaic av. 81 IT n e fr Franklin
av, 5Ox150
Mary Trautvetter to Michael Pulaski.
Bloomfield. s e S E. Passaic av, 81
TT n G fr Franklin av, 50x150. ........
Frank c. Ward 10 George 7. HIATT,
e. Orange. 5 e o Main st and Hol-
lywood av, 75x137 .................
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS


JELLIFF AVENUE PAVING. LITTLDToN
STREET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for benefits.
Notice is hereby given, that an assessment
upon all the owners of all the lands and real
estate peculiarly benefited by each OF the fol-
lowing improvements. namely: The paving OF
AVENUE,
from Avon avenue to Runyon street, accord
ing to the provisions of an ordinance of the
city of Newark, entitled, IAN ordinance to
provide for the paving of Jelliff avenue from
Avon avenue TO Runyon street" approved
June 20, 1906. The paving of
LITTLETON AVENUE,
from Springfield avenue to Fifteenth avenue.
according to the provisions Of an ordinance OF
the city of Newark, entitled. "A ordinance
to provide for the paving Of Littleton avonue.
from Springfield avenue TO Fifteenth veaue,"
approved April 27. 1906. The repaying of
WILLIAM STREET,
from Washington street to,High street. ac-
cording to the provisions of an ordinance OF
the city OF Newark, entitled, AN ordinance
to provide for the repaving of William street
from Washington street to High street" ap-
proved April 20, 1906. has been prepared by
the undersigned commissioners, appointed by
the Mayor of the city Of Newark, and that n
report by a certificate in writing. with an
accompanying map and schedule, showing the
several assessments against the several owners
peculiarly. benefited as aforesaid, has been
deposited in the office of the City Clerk of
the city of Newark, for examination by the
parties Interested therein.
and parcels of land and real estate liable to
be assessed as aforesaid, lying on both sides OF
JEIiLIFF AVENUE,
from Avon avenue to Runyon street; on both
sides OF
LITTLETON AVENUE,
from Springfield avenue to Fifteenth avenue,
and on both sides of
WILLIAM TREET
from washington street to High street.
A lot represents an entire plot Of land.
whether large or small.
All persons interested in said assessment
may be heard before said commissioners on
Friday, the sixteenth day Of August, at Q
p. M; on Saturday, the seventeenth day of
August, 1907, at 10 a. M, at the Commission
ers' room, No. 4 I'D floor, City Hall.
Dated August 10. 1907.
WILLIAM II. VAN I~DERSTINB,
WILLIAM Won KATZLER,
o. SMITH.
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Norrcr or 1NTENTToN-noard Of stre

NOTICE OF INTENTION-Board of Street
and Water Commissioners.
Pursuant 20 a resolution adopted by tho
Board OF Street ana Water Commissioners of
the city of Newark. at q meeting held the Sth
day of August, 1907, and approved by the
Mayor of the city of Newark on the 9th day
Of August. 1907,
Public notice Is hereby given that it is the
intention of the Board of Street and Water
Commissioners of the city of Newark. under
and by virtue Of provisions OF the act enti-
led IAN act to revise and amend the charter
OF the city Of Newark" approved March 18th,
1857. and the supplements thereto. and the act
creating the B7ard of Street and Water Com
missionera o. the city of Newark, approved
March 2sth. 1891 ard other public laws of tho
State Of New Jersey, to order and cause the
vacation of all that triangular part of New
York averue between New jersey Railroad
avenue and McWhorter street lying north Of
and eighty feet distant from the southerly line
OF New York avenue as the same is now laid
out and shown on the maps on file In the Of
fee Of the chief engineer.
such persors es may object thereto, are re-
quested to present their objections In writing
to the clerk % said board, at the office of the
Board of Street and Water Commissioner,
City Hall. Newark. on or before the expira-
tion Of six days from da-e Of this notice.
BY -7llrect. on of the Board OF Street and
Water Commissioners Of tho city OF Newark.
NJ. r. SHERRERD.
Chief Engineer.
Newark. N: j., August o, 1901
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