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Commissioners Proceedings.
August Meeting to Canvass Primary Elec-
tiOn Vote.
wA-KEENEY KANs. Aug. eth 100

wA-KEENEY KANs. Aug. 7th 1905
The board of County Commis-
SionerS of Trego county met to-
day at the Office of the comfy
clerk for the purpose of canvass
ing the returns of the primary
election of August 4, 1908, held
in Trego county, Kansas.
There were present all the
members of the board, to-wit: w.
F. King, chairman, G. w Lynn
and James Walsh, commission
ers, and the county clerk.
The board was called to order
by Chairman w. F. King at 10 a.
m. and remained in session dur
ing the balance of the day.
The board declared those cand-
idates who received the highest
number of votes as shown by the
primary election record of this
Office to be duly nominated for
the Office for which they were a
candidate, and the county clerk
was instructed to issue to each
of the successful candidates a
certificate of nomination in .ac-
cordance with this order.
On motion the board adjourned
sire die.
Attest: w. N. LARAEEE.
lSeall County Clerk.
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High School Opening.

Trego County High school
will open its 4th year, Monday
August 81, 1908. Already the
young people are making arrang-
ments for the year. Students
desiring places to board and
room will find list in the prin-
cipal's office.
Persons desiring to entertain
students should report to the
principal at once.
Indications point to a large
enrolment.
J. III. NIESLEY, Principal.
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The public likes the man who
comes out in the open and ex-
presses his honest opinions upon
local and public questions, be
they moral, social or religious
but the man who prides himself
that he stands apart and away
from all questions of vital inter
est until they are settled the pub
lie discredits. Then you will
see that person taking sides and
he is generally loud in stating
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the eyes of the church are jaun-
diced with it. We have become
a nation of gold worshippers. I
fear that if the American people
in their present spirit, were
transplanted to the heaven above
they would tear up the golden
streets in three hours and levy a
tax on the harps of the angels
for the benefit of the American
induStry.-Ex.
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Committee Call.

The newly elected members of
the Republican central commit
tee of Trego county are hereby
called to meet at the court house
in Wa-Keeney, Monday, August
"A, 1908, at 2 O'Clock p. N.
L. @. GLEASON, Chairman.
A. S. PEACOCK, Secretary.
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how, we killed the bear. Such a
person seemingly to a strange r
has good standing but nit. t.-Ex :
change.

The lust for gold and the hun
ger for power have ridden rough
shod over poverty and love and
law, and hung their banners
over every capital and every
mart. The jingle of gold sounds
even in the laugh of society, and
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Commissioners Proceedings,
MeetinG to Make the Tax Lew.


The board of commissioners of
Trego county met to-day at the
office of the county clerk for the
purpose of making the tax levy
for the year 1908 as required by
law. The following members of
the board were present, to-wit ::
Chairman W. F. King, G. w.
Lynn and the county clerk.
On motion the following rate
was levied for the various funds
on each dollar valuation.
County general revenue 1 $40
mills.
Glencoe township IA mill gen
eral.
Ogallah township 1-2 mill gen
eral
Riverside township 1-2 mill
general, 1 mill road.
Collyer township IA mill gen
eral, "a mill road.
Wilcox township 1 mill gen
eral.
The board finds that the town
ships of Wa-Keeney and Frank
lin have not recommended a levy,
and that the state board has fail
ed to report the amount of state
tax required from Trego county,
and the county clerk is instruct
ed to write state auditor for in
formation.
On motion the board adjourned
to meet August 8, 1908
Attest: w. N. LARABEE,
lSealI County Clerk.
Tax Levy Meeting adjourned SESSION.
Wa-Keeney, Kan, Aug. 8, 1908.
The board of commissioners OF
Trego county met to-day at the
Office of the county clerk as per
adjournment of August Sd. The
following members of the board
were present, Chairman w. F.
King, Commissioner G. w. Lynn
and the county clvrk-
The board was called to order
by the chairman and remained
in session during the 8th.
On motion the following rate
was levied for the various funds
on each dollar valuation
State general revenue .O0Oe
mills.
Franklin township general
mills.
Wa-Keeney township genera
1-2 mill, road 1-2 mill.
School district No. 2 bond
mills.
School district No. 10 bond :
mills.
School district No. 20 bond
1-2 mills.
School district No. p bond
mills.
School district No. % bond ]
mill.
School district No. "a bond l.:
mill.
School district No. A bond
mill.
School district No. As bond
mill.
School district No. 46 bond
mill
School district No. so bond
mill.
No further business appearing
on motion the board adjourned
sine die.
Attest: w. N. LARABEE,
lSeall County Clerk
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Precinct Committeeman.

The new primary law provides
for the election of a committee
man for each party in each pre-
cinct Of the county. At the re
cent election some parties and
some precincts lost out entirely,
but the following were elected:
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cent election some parties and
some precincts lost out entirely,
but the following were elected;
Precinct Rep. Dem
Adair None None
Ogallah @. D. Yetter None
Glencoe VIII Clark None
Riverside E. W. Altman None
Wa-Keeney l. Purcell j. Phares
Collyer G. NJ. Thomns r. Tague
Banner None None
Franklin 0. Young ". Upjohn
Wilcox None None
The new committee should
get together and organize by the
election of q chairman, secretary
and treasurer. or secretary
treasurer. The new chairman is
ex-officio g member of the dis
trict and state committees. The
county committee also elects an
other of their members who shall
be a member of the judicial, sen
atorial and congressional com
mittees, but not of the state com
mittee. The Republican and
Democratic state committees
meet at Topeka next Tuesday,
August 25.
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SPECIAL SUNDAY.

The preaching service next Sunday.
morning at the Methodist Episcopal
church begins at 1870 instead 81.
10:45- The pastor will administer the
sacrament OF the Lords Supper and
receive persons desiring to unite with
the church either on probation or by
letter. He will speak on 9The Chris
tian's Aboveness" The choir will rem
der special music. sas
At TOO p. m. the Epworth league
will render Rally day program M.
g. Hagan. the leader, has arranged
several special numbers for the SER
vice. Several members will speak on
topics OF interest to young people.
Mrs. Larson and Mr.. Arnot viii sing
"a duet. Young people are especially
invited to this service
At 500 p. m. there will be the usual
evening gospel service with sermon
by the pastor. Everyone is welcome
to all the services Of the church.
The Junior league will be reorga-
nizad by Mrs Eyarts at 2.s0 p. m.
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FATHER A. | ! | ] |. Collins
. !. ANNIVERSARY VI
MANDAN WILL~cELEBRATE THE
10th ANNIVERSARY OF THE
GOOD PRIEST AS A. NOTABLE
EVENT ray ~. 90. 4 &.

September the Sth VIII Sbe a, day
of celebration. in Mandan, for on on that
date Very Rev D. v. Collins viii csie.
brate the 10th anniversary of his Srr-
dination tosahe priesthood fs's -
Solemn High Mass will be sung Eli
1890 a. NJ. Bishop Stanley and about
fifty priests win be present. The choir
under the direction Of Robert Bofce
Carson, dean Of the conservatory Of
music at ValIeySgity, N. D., Will sing
Milard's Mass III &C
AT 1870 b. M "a banquet will be
served to- the visiting clergy by the
ladies Of st. Joseph's church in the
Masonic hall.
AT. B p. m. a, reception will be held
to which the general public has been
invited.
In the evening grand concert will
be held to which the general public
has been invited. sss re- b.
The principal stores viii be closed
from 10 to IL o'clock a. M, and the
public school children win have a free
day. There are 300 Catholic children
alone in the public schools.
| The Very Rev. D. W Collins has
labored in the Dakotas for over thirty
years. and has been largely instru,
mental in building up the city of Man.
dan, where he has resided during the
past fourteen years. He built one OF
the finest churches In North Dakota,
and is now engaged in building very
/ fine presbytery.
All honor, then, to Very Rev. d. v
Collins, who is personally known and
loved by all citizens oil MaEdan and
Morton county. Is.
i The congregation of 81. Joseph,f
! church and the citizens In general are
taking advantage of chs occasion te
shcw the appreciation OF his noble
/ work In Mandan, and in the Territory
of Dakota In the early days.
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NJ CHARITABLE WORK.

The EpWorth league has a branch
OF WorksWh rsthe sick are visited and
flowers agazines, etc stributed
AS this work is greatly appreciated
by all, and especially those away from
home in hospitals or other places Of
like. nature, it is desirable to make
this work. as beneficent as possible,
and all persons having flowers, maya,
zines, pictures or anything1o f, this ma,
ture that they can spare, will confer
a great favor H. they will notify the
league of the same; or If they will
leave these things with Miss Bessie
Doran, 405 Fourth street, who win
see to the distribution.
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they have also been mislead and
are being misled by the Republican
party on the subject Of tariff revision.
That party has been in control Of
the government for twelve years.
They had, an opportunity. to revise
the tariff They say they will revise
it Immediately after Taft is inaugu-
rated, but they do not tell us whether
they will revise It up or down.
With absolute confidence in the
justice Of our cause, we present this
platform to the consideration and
support Of the citizens Of this great
state. "a
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WINEMAN WOULD
INSPECT s | BOOZE
BILL, If PASSED, WILL AID AU-
THORITIEs IN LOCATING
\ BLIND PIGS.

Grand Forks N. d. Sept. States
Attorney J. B. Wineman is engaged
in the preparation of bill to be
introduced in the state legislature
next winter, IL enacted, will create
CONSERVATION among those engaged
in the illegal sale Of liquor in North
Dakota. The law will provide for
the inspection of all liquor shipped
into the state. It will be along the
line Of the state Oil inspection law
now, in force in North Dakota. The
provisions Of the law will require
that the liquor shall have certain
standards o. purity before It can be
sold. Inspectors will be stationed at
each port OF entry ana will stop all
cohsi gnments that fail to meet the
requirements. provision will be;
inserted recurring that a 4 report 81
all inspectors Be mads to the states
attorney 81 tie county to which the
liauor is consigned. This viii ae az.
quaint the states attorney Of facts
that viii make It easy to secure esvi-
dence against a9iTian who gets liquor
In large quantities and is engaged
fn an illegal traffic. \
ID : no Publish List.
It Isl proposed to publish at the
port Of entry once a week the names
OF the parties to whom the liquor
haad beer; consi gned. Z
| Pie man who is securing liquor FOR
his private use will not object, as he
will be assured that the liquor he
purchases meets the reuuirmnts of
tie pure food law. 3
q Professor Laid, pure food COM
missioner or North Dakota. arrived
in Grand Folks. last night ana had
Ia conference with States Attorney
Wineman IN regard Ito the bill. He
will aid In prescribing the stand
ard OF purity.
VIII BE Valid.
States Attorney Wineman Ii con-
| fdent that If the bill Is passed it
lwill meet all requirements as to con-
stitutionality. The system Of inspec-
tion win be self-sustaining, being
based on the fee system. Missouri
has similar law for the inspection
Of beer and a revenue Of S375 900 is
derived for the benefit of the state.
Il
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PERSONAL

Col. J. w. Bull has returned from
his visit to Minneapolis.
u w. e. Butler returned from his
visit to Minneapolis and st. Paul
Friday noon. RI
J. T. McCulloch Of Washburn,
was in the city Friday transacting
business.
Colonel Tuttle of Dawson, who has
been in the city for few days re-
turned to Dawson Friday noon.
Phil Meyer and E. G. Hinckley left
Friday noon for few days hunting
and fishing in Northern Minnesota.
J. F. La Breche, cashier at the
N. P. freight office, has returned
from his vacation spent in northern
Michigan - 3.,4&
Anna MCGOWAN left for Steele Fri
day noon. She goes to take up her
duties as teacher in the 4 public
schools at that place. ...T. !.
Mrs. zuger of Valley City passed
through Bismarck On Frida ynoon to
the coast. A number of her friends
met her at the depot for few mo-
ments. =. ~ H3-.> a..
"Jim" Lamb ,one of. the Demo
cratic war horse of North Dakota,
returned on Friday afternoon to Mi
chigan City. He will get the news
in the daily Tribune through the
campaign. " sc Z lS''1 "
Franklin Wilson, state oil inspector
left Friday noon for home. Frank
is not so lonely now as when he was
the only Democrat in the state, AT
least the only one that would ac-
knowledge it. g..
E. A. Lillibrodge Of Dickinson, one
Of the working Democrats of the
western part Of the state, left for
home on No. Friday noon. The
Daily Tribune will keep him inform
ed on state news.
Editor Bloom of the Devils Lake
Journal, returned to his home Friday
afternoon. His paper is one of the
two Democratic dailies in the state.
He was very much pleased with Bis
marck.
Senator John L. : Cashel left for
home Friday noon. The democrats
did well to continue the senator at
the. head of their state committee.
He is a square dealer and a hard
working fighter. No better Democrat
could have charge OF the campaign.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tillman Of Creston
Ia, came in on Thursday evening,
Mr.. Z Tillman recently bought 200
acres of Burleigh county land, seven
miles north of Bismarck on SECTION
81, and came to look over his pur:
chase with a view to permanent set
Element. 'f 4 stlzJ /! e Il
W. E. Lair and wife are enjoying
a visit from Mr., Lahr's parents. Il
Mrs. R. F. Flint has been called
to Little Falls, MINI, by the death
from diphtheria Of her sisters lit
tie son and the serious illness OF
the sister with the same dread dis.
ease. =: nm *E5 Ss., f
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WILL NATURALizE ALIENS.
Judge Burke of Valley City was an
arrival Friday noon. He leaves this
morning for Napoleon to open term
Of court to naturalize citizens. Mrs.
Burke accompanies him. Z * @sf.
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FALSE ALARM.

The fire department was called out
Friday evening about 8 o'clock by a
false alarm. The boys responded
promptly and made; a good run to the
designated spot, but found no fire.
The Baker warehouse on Seventh
street, south Of the Dakota lumber
yard, was the point from which the
alarm was turned in. rs, ri Z. 49,
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BoUGH t. The BELL HOME.
3. j. Taylor has bought the Bell res
idence on upper Fifth street, and will
move into it the first Of October. 1t
is understood Mrs. Bell and Miss Bel
will go to California on account of
Mrs. Bells health.
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FOOD SALE

The Ladies' Aid society of the Nor
Wegian Lutheran church will hold a
food sale this afternoon at McCon-
keys store. Home made rye bread,
white bread, rolls, German coffee
cake, cakes and pies can be had.
Call, early and get something nice
for your Sunday lunch. s
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LEST YOU FORGET.

If you've done well in your harvest or
crops, God has been good to you. Re-
member it and Him with a generous
gift to the Salvation Army harvest
festival, September 1928.
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O. &. g..

BISMARCK CHAPTER, NO. IL, MEETS
first and third Fridtys in each month at
Masonic hall Mrs. Agnes r. Cochrane, w.
Z M; Hattie SHELTON, secretary. 49,.
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LEASED FRANKLIN HOUSE.

LEASED FRANKLIN HOUSE.
J. w. Durham has leased the Frank
lin house and is already in possession.
He will run a clean, comfortable and
moderate priced hotel. He is getting
the house in shape for the patronage
Of the public. #.,, ...4 a,y ...s
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4 Nas,,se Es,se q

.Whas's thisf" yelled the star.
eGreen snow? wont stand for it.v
sYou'l have 10. . rssorted the man
ager. white paper IL 30 high that
i told the property Han to tear up
q few stock ceftE lee tss. z
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.3'f W. s. cowHERp OF MISSOURI.

1#%Ets sE82 ~ y w. s. coWHERD MISSOURI.
Hon William srohr Cowherd has been nominated by he Demo
Missouri election for
that state jackson county
Mo- September 1860 His boyhood passed Lees Summit
Missouri public schools there
Later graduated later
studied being admitted profession in 1882 He
abilities
Of the chief leaders Of the bar He makes his home
9Ss
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Pythian Sisters.

LINCOLN TEMPLE NO. %. MEETS SEC.
ond and fourth Thursdays each month al
N Z. ?. hall. Elizabeth BeIk, M. E. G.
Mrs. Nellie Evarts, NJ. or R. and C. s
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of Pxthias.,

ST. ELMO LODGE NO. 4. MEETS EACH
Wednesday evening in K. P. hall. Melvin
e. Hagen, e. S.; w. E. Parsons, K. R.
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THE TRIBUNE DIVIDED.

TE nIbUNE TVIUEUs
The business Office of the Bis
marck Tribune, pending the compile
ton of the new building, is on Broad
way in the rear of the Beardsley &
Finney drug store. '@>.
The city and telegraph's editors
office remain at the old stand, Broad
way, side entrance. -
The phone numbers are 13 and 80
as heretofore.
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LABOR DAY DANCE,

There will be Labor day dance at
Bakers hall on Monday night. Good
music and a good time.
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Labor Union
UNITED Z.

vfNiTkD BRGPHERHoonts an =.
sers and Joinsrs, M IN " GARPEN-
br us5nay evening as Kunfs,s Ihs s,s eyery
VIM cordially inyitesi Is ,oees ai La, All
rscordine president; Fred mss
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HoBNoBBlNG WITH INDIANS.
Curator Fish Of the Historical so
ciety left for Standing Rock Agency,
via Linton Friday. He is going to at
tend large gathering of Indians on
Saturday and Sunday. Nv
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CcnnnercIal f,I,,,.

cSq2lMMslERcIAL CLUE an n,s,.
firsf Meeting Of club naen,beysh;IS ~
ins u I hasI iai Zach month; resulas ~.
each month, Al u a nms the 6rst Friday /
ttsrson building, Main stra.s einn 3 roeins. Psk
I'M president; r. Il. Yot,nees ..i g z. ConE
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u. o. b.

1919 BISMARCK, NO. sa7 .spv,u.
V addy.uknoarth Thursday in each month
Hs o,sio R hall, John Yegap, c. r.. w.
& = - = :. 81 !. w. Heaiy, Il, 8. = r
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A. o. u, w.

BISMARCK. LODGE NO. 100. MEETS TIE
frst and third Fridays at Maennerchor hal,
I a. O'Clock NJ. ]. Mckenzie, M. W.
Bradley G.. Marks. Recorder
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GA. 4.

IAMEs 3. MCPHERSON POST NO. q. D.
{ spartnent, ct North Dakota. Grand Army e.
month at GA. .sballr joseph Wood. n nsss
!, commander; p Cordner adiutant. rs Z =,
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THE CITY
q - !: = j. = = = = = = j. ) : : =
& OFFICIAL WEATHER REPORT :

s For Twenty-four Hours Ending :
: p. m. yesterday. J
: Observation-Disclosures, 81; :
: minimum, AZ. :
$ ecipitationANone. 8
: WindrMaximum velocity, Is :
miles per hour from the west. !
81 Prediction = Fair Saturday, !:
! moderate temperature. :
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Rrotherhood Of american Yeonen

A 5FRATERNAL LIFE AND ACCIDENT
Il insurance organization. Meets the last Tues.
day of each month in the OddfelIows' hall.
Henry Butler, foreman; R. I. Best, Nj.
A; E. A. Belk, correspondent.
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TANcRED ColIMANDERY, NO. 1, K. 7.
Meets third Thursday in 4 each month az
Masohic hall. o. F. Jones, E. c.; M. u
i Mckenzie, recorder. 5ss Y; ~:
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CT SOCIETIES
Masonic.

LODGE, NO. s, A. F. & A. M.
Meets first and third Mondays in each
month at Masonic hall. HI r. Berndt, w.
y MI; G.. Dullam; secretary. y s \.
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M. H.kha.

Y; vv 2; 4: MEETS FIRST Ann rrY,.
MsdnesdaysNef each month = thin
MAJ Nh, nos anderson, presidsnss hhssreaS
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Maccanees.

s; ~ 2. Z; IA M.!..-AEETs EVERYgFIRsT AZ,
.. M At adq.s $40 q Is Zach ss month Il oeloa
cordislly welcomed. b. HPs sgsn mennanes
nanaef' Erick Erickson. ,Rscord Ksss.pess. 01s
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M. w. A.

sIMSM s.t. e. s eAMP 10: 4le., NJ ".
i 4. 4. Meckler, W GA. w. Cool Col m s5nrs
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sa Rsbekahs. /

s4sS ~ LODGE NO. 10, MEETS Tyr
4 ~. ana third Saturdays ia each month is
99aateMli oN Z, h, gElste MeDonald Il
Il "; Mrs. Nellie Evarts. secrstary.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
> Attorney at Lawn -
A. r. PATTERSON, RI
First National Bank Block.

w.. .f,z ARTHUR VAN HORN,
~ Architect,
200 Seventh Street, Bismarck, N. D..
Office Phone 3o5; Residence 24s.
MocKLER G. JOHNSON, .s
nv Attorneys at Law.
Practice In All Courts
Office ~ Main Street, Bismarck. N. D.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-09-05
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