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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-01-20
FLOOD IS
RECEO|NC

The flood conditions in low sec.
tions Of the city reached their
worst at 1 o'clock this morning,
and since then the waters have
been receding. In Union park the
flood passed the danger point early
this morning and street car traffic
has again resumed. The flood has
subsidized to a great extent in Cor
bin park, but the accumulated wa
tiers east of Division continued to
rush through that locality on their
way to the river.
There was an immense quantity
of water still standing in low spots
today, but the moderating weather
had caused the ground to thaw suf-
ficiently to open and begin to alb
sorb the floods.
The most serious incident in con-
nection with the flood reported this
morning was the washing away Of
one end of the Stafford bridge
oSIOoo CtCch Ill
addition. One section of about 20
feet of the bridge went down, but
the upper timbers were saved. Four
supporting posts adm some of the
under timbers were swept down
stream.
City Bridge Foreman Mccormick
was out with a gang. of men all
night trying to save the bridges in
the Hangman creek valley, and
managed to hold the Latah bridge
at the foot of Riverside avenue,
which for a time was in great dan.
ger. The Stafford bridge, which
suffered, was repaired last summer
The posts which went down had
been in use for IS years. The
wrecking Of the Stafford bridge will
prove very inconvenient to wagon
travel to Medical Lake and Cheney
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-01-20
HARDWARE MEN
IN SESSION

With about so members present,
the Inland Empire Implement &
Hardware Dealers association met
in its fourth annual convention in
the lower halls of the Masonic
temple this morning.
The address of welcome was de.
livered by Mayor Moore and the
response on behalf of the associa-
ton by President John Smith,
Walla Walla. Mr.. Smith said, in
part:
I'VE are pleased to know that
owing to the good work of the diff
ferent associations one of the
largest catalogue houses in the
world has acknowledged the fact
that it is loosing ground in its
fight with the country merchants
This confession came from that
catalogue house year ago in the
suit against the merchants associa.
ton of South Dakota.
"The parcels post bill, now ad-
vocated by the postmaster general,
! believe to be only an intering
wedge to general parcels post
] believe 1t to be detrimental to
the interests of all retail mer-
chants"
As shown by the reports of the
association. 3S new members were
taken in since the body met here
last year. No new members were
taken in today.
The e. G. Atkins Saw Co. and a
few of the implement dealers OF
the city have exhibits. The con.
vention will be in session until to.
morrow afternoon. Committees
were named today.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-01-20
PLAN TO RELIEVE
DIVISION STREET

The Washington Water Power
Co. rushed crew of 80 men to
the washout in the bi&.Ru at Divi-
sion street yesterdaJ afternoon,
and by 5 o'clock the cars were
again running. The board walks
on the sides of the fill at the wash
out have sagged and fallen part
of the way down the embankment
and will require considerable addi-
tional work for repairs.
AS the question of paving North
Division street is under considera-
ton, 1t ia probable that the perma-
nent relief Of the trouble at this
point will be edferred until the paw
ing Is fully settled. The movers in
the paving matter are contemplat-
ing the opening Of subway under
the fill that should have been in
stalled when the present fill was
made.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-01-20
PUT COLLECTOR
AFTER THE SICK

The city council at its meeting
last night adopted the recommen-
dation of Corporation Counsel
,Hamblen to place all bills against
people who have been treated at
the isolation hospital in the hands
of collectors on a percentage. The
bills had been referred to the cor
poration counsefs Office, but the
accounts were so many and varied
that the corporation counsel found
himself too busy to bother with
the matter and do Justice to his
other work.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-01-20
ARMY
TAKES SLEEPERS

In spite of Billy Sundays willing
ness to keep it open to the home
less, the tabernacle free sleeping
house went out of commission last
night. There was more apprehen-
sion than Billy could overcome, APP
parently, sort of an uneasy sensa-
ton that was becoming universal.
The Salvation Army will bed 200
of the men in the hall on Main ave
nue., and it is understood that Rev.
Bull will take care of another 100
at the Ondawa Inn.
Mayor Moore will continue to
deal his meal ticket game as long
as the funds hold out. He said to-
day that he thought he had about
$500 left in the relief fund.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-01-20
NO STRINGS ON
CHAMBERLAIN

SALEM, Ore, Jan. 20.-Chamber-
lain, in addressing the session to-
day, thanked the legislators as rep
resentatives of the people for the
great honor conferred upon him.
He called attention to the fact that
Oregon leads other states in the
matter of the people electing sena-
ors, and said:
81 go to Washington as represen-
tative of a magnificent common
wealth, absolutely unfettered by
any pledge to person or party. l
go as a servant of all the people
to do as God gives me light to
see it. My whole duty in further
ing the moral, commercial and in
dustrial interests of the state"
Among the ribbon oddities Is a
two toned checkerboard effect in
satin and silk.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-01-20
FLOOD RELIEF"

The city council as a committee
of the whole last night decided to
adopt the plans of the board of
public works for the change of
the Huron street sewer from Riv-
erside avenue to Main avenue,
which will prevent some of the
trouble due to overflows in Peace.
full valley.
Carl Shuff, representing the
Spokane Washington Improvement
Co., made another effort to have
the city council agree to buy the
water plant of the company suoth
of Twenty-ninth avenue. The
council could not see it that way
and referred the whole matter to
a special committee consisting of
the five members of the finance
committee, who are ordered to con-
fer with the water department and
report back to the council.
The plan for the Washington
street viaduct was referred back
to the board of public work.
The request of M. C. Newman for
an ordinance to permit him to
maintain waste paper boxes on the
streets in which he was to sell ad-
vertising space on the boxes and
eventually give a share of the re-
ceipts of the business to the city,
was finally rejected. Attorney
Dudley appeared for Newman and
agreed to the striking of the word
exclusive from the franchise, but
the council would not change it's
decision.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-01-20

BOISE, Idaho, Jan. 20.-A sensa-
ton was created in the house to-
day by Representative Johnson, a
Mormon, who declared the strin-
gent local option bill introduced
during his absence, purporting to
be his, was introduced without his
consent and knowledge. The bill
was withdrawn in the senate and
a third direct primary bill intro
duced.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-01-20
PAY UNDER PROTEST

c. w. Renard and Buck & Ian
ders, employment agents, have paid
the 5000 license fee demanded by
the city under protest, so that if
the final decision of the legality of
the license question goes against
the city they will not lose the
money paid.
The employment agents who join
ed in the pact to test the legality
of the license fee, and whose H.
cense fees have become due, have
stood pat and rested on the re-
straining order recently issued
against Chief Rice.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-01-20
THE COLLEGE ON WHEELS

THE COLLEGE ON WHEELS
ule as adopted up to date will keep
the college on the road until
February q.
The farmers like the idea, and
many of them come miles to at
tend the short winter course thus
provided.
Several years ago Professor Hof-
den induced a couple of roads to
run a special train over their sys-
TENS in this state for the purpose
Of giving lectures to farmers on
raising of corn and proper seed
selection. The result was that the
next year the Iowa corn crop was
increased over 100000 bushels.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-01-20
HANSEN GETS
VERY HOSTILE

OLYMPIA, Jan. 20.-At noon to-
day the legislature met in Joint ses-
sion and Wesley Jones was formal.
ly elected senator.
In the house Ole Hanson, father
of the antirace track bill, was call
ed to order by Speaker Meigs for
repeatedly making attacks On Rep
resentatives Weir and Jeifries Of
King county, who are advocating
saloons as the poor mans Stub.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-01-20

were merely sent In to oblige the
central union to take formal action
in the way of rejecting them. The
team owners will 60 it strictly
alone without murmur, according
to Mr.. Stephenson.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-01-20
TEAM OWNERS WON'T
TRY TO BREAK in

James III. Stephenson. president
Of the Team Owners union, today
said that his organization would
make no further effort to secure
admission to the Spokane Central
Labor union. after being ousted by
the State Federation Of Labor. He
says the team owners credentials
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-01-20
PUBLIC MARKET
HAS PHONE

A telephone with the number,
Maxwell 1929" was installed in
the north side city market this
morning, and City Market Master
Happe says the wheels of COM
merce were grinding at lively
pace there this morning.
However, the roads in the coun-
try are in such bad condition from
flooding that none of the farmers
ventured in, but the market is well
stocked with produce.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-01-20
CHAMBERLAIN NAMED

SALEM. Ore, Jan. 20.-Cham-
berlain was formally elected sena-
tor in the joint session at noon
today,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-01-20

NAPLES, Jan. 20.-The battle
ship Connecticut, Rear Admiral
Sperry, left here this afternoon for
Villefranche, where she will arrive
Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-08
Tie CliICAGo MIsFIT PAnLoRs
100 FIRST AN.

Wonderful values In Mems
Tailor-made uncailed for Suits.
Oyercoats. era yenettes and TrOu
sers a fine new line Of Mems
Furnishing. Hats. Caps and SUIT
Cases. Also Full Dress Suits for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-08
CASE AGAINST NINE.
STEINHE|L WEAkENS
0By nltesI Pr~.s.1

PARIS. Nov. s.-The states case
against Madame Stelnheil. the "red
widow who is on trial here on
the charge OF numbering her artist
husband and stepmother. Madame
Japy. appears 10 be crumbling
Today's testimony was entirely
favorable 10 the widow and she ap.
parently Is confident Of acquittal
Broderel. on whose testimony
the prosecution hoped TO strengthen
its case materially. testified that
neither he nor Madame Steinhsil
ever dreamed OF marriage as a re
suit OF their relations. This was
considered great point in the
woman's favor. for II be had testi-
lied that he and the woman had
seriously considered marriage the
prosecution would have used II as
motive for the murders.
DR. Acheray, the Stelnhell's
family physician. testified that the
accused woman had cared tenderly
for her husband and mother. This
was another point in Madame
Steinheil's favor. as the proseeu.
ton attempted to prove that dur
ing the two months Illness of her
husband that she never went near
him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-08
SPOKANE JAIL
VERFLOWINC
TWENTY MORE lNpusTRlAlS
PUT BEHIND the BARS
THIS MORNING.

SPOKANE. Nov. s. ~ Twenty
more members Of the Industrial
Workers OF the World were arrest.
I'd this morning for attempting to
speak on The streets of spokane In
violation OF the recently passed city
ordinance. There is no indication
u the fight suhslding The Jail Is
crowded almost 10 capacity.
Officials OF the ludustrials alloge
hat three kilograms from Portland
20 Spokane workers were conflseat-
"a. and they claim the police are
responsible. Il Is reported that 400
members OF the organization work
ing on Puget Sound are preparing
20 charter a special train and come
10 Spokane TO assist In the fight
An executive officer OF the Portland
local is In this city today conduct
ing the fight
Another suit for damages was
filed against the city today by an
Industrial Worker confined In the
city jail He alleges that his health
has been affected by confinement
IN the unsanitary surroundings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-08

SOUTH END PEOPLE
CALL MASS MEETING

The regular meeting OF the As.
ISOLATION OF South End Improve
ment Clubs will be held at O'clock
Wednesday evening In the rooms
OF the Seattle Commercial ciuh.
This meeting Is called for the
purpose OF thoroughly discussing
the following subjects:
The establishment Of a general
garbage collection aud destruction
system;
The establishment OF a compre-
henslve sewerage system for the
south end Of the city;
The promoting Of manufacturing
industries on the tide flats and ia
the Duwamish river valley:
The discussion Of the location
and construction Of a county court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-08
GEORGE ON TRIAL
FOR WIFE MURDER

Arthur George. charged with muir
der IN the first degree for the kill
Ing Of his wife May 10. was placed
on trial today before Visiting Judge
John b Yakey. Of Kitsap county
The day was consumed in empan-
cling a jury.
George sat through the proceed
lngs apparently the most disinter-
ested man in the court room. The
frequent challenge 10 the jurors as
TO their feeling toward death by
hanging. etc, had no visible effect
IN him. he ate candy all morning
with evident relish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-08

fff down Is ran MONTH
Lot tome 80 sfssY. near hatauna
rafh or tins And sfNnHl ell cleared and
fsaag e. bend au lee fine seed tlsa
- lake asa uarHnfaine a snap a. fhe
rFier itst WHY PAY Remit
bee NJ Carr. tft arnsfiran iauk htdr
tile
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-08
GOVERNOR in
HEAVY GALE

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. S-The
Pacific Steamship company's steam.
or Governor arrived here this morn.
ing from Seattle. 10 hours late.
The vessel vas delayed by a
heavy southeast gale off Cape
Blanco The storm broke Saturday
night at o'clock and continued
undated until noon yesterday. A
terrific gale swept over the ship
carrying away two iron yentllators
Oa the port side and twisting a gate
OF steel rods as II II had been made
OF straw.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-08

F6,s00--Choicc view home. seven rooms
hot water heat, fine fireplace. extra fin
ish, beautiful surroundings; lot t0xi20.
on i0O-ft. boulevard, paving and all im-
pfovements paid
o., 100 uobstructihle view lot. G0x120,
double frontage paved district; every.
thing paid. owner, g02 Crazy. Main
s201. Ind. l. t7f2 -G-a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-08
BIRTH NOTICES.

- - ~. F'a-r--s-a==s-
Alyas-- Marian Aivas. 20. November g.
siS " 4stn
searie julia seane. 20. November 4.
s1Is Trinity.
BerryA. Berry. 50. November 4. sazs
sth W.
fOGzA western
Fowler Regina Fowler "a. November
,. Providence hospital
Greinef~ marvin Grciner. f4. November
5. 22f1 ~ 67th
hoodRins a. ilodEina. ~. November 2.
n this city
fchwartz--John schwartz. 10 months
November O. ln thls city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-08
PERSONALS.

DON'T RE LONESOME - Interstate
introducing society Tor respectable Eae.
pie OnlS reliable marriage matrimonial
agency May wealthy memhsta fst
10 , evenings SUNDAYS ineiuded No,
Vemtsf paper lee NoN Isl Nsattle.
washington Office. s1-ta Neudome TO.
tsi i8fH First az IT
Acaualntance u wetkins siri BE-.
tWesu "a and as Whp later on woula
travel ard hslp me @ ny wets trisse
work., experience net h0ossssff GIVE
address. etc. first letter, Nj. star
-.----.---.--.-.-----.-------.-.
a., nraun. uianIge it years expert.
snce private confinement home. babies
adopted fsrfns reasonable tHla Howell
o. pbome Msiu isfa All letters prompt
" answered
Eesry lady should xrRr Victoria SAM.
tary Belt Phone Main 3tes 81 call 80
Warrington hids 5as Firsi aN
nis harsaias In uursdesmea watches
and diamonds AZ the t.nnagn Ieu siff
Co. iea "a az nsss Qay.a nras alore
HELP WANTED FEMALE.
Classified ads under this hsaa--ons
cent per wnrd seven Insertions Tor tbs
price Of ak
Decorating company wants ladies
steady 81 evenings. horne uHfk stampina
s ssrs . s- ~ ,ss seed sH AZ W
room sia
wanted Gifia 60 work ia cigar factory
Eagle Clkar 60. 1919 ith av ssf
LADY 81 nosd address and pear sisira
sle northern bsnk bkdS -s-t
SITUATION wANTEo-FEmALE.
Classified ats anaer This heAa--thrae
LEES. three timss. IS csnis A4s words
% iips
A Young lady Wishes position Is Ticket
seller with moyius pieture ahew nr the
Atre or 70 restaurant - saAnsef' laeA
sass. hepm - f-lt
% you nsed an expert cashisf. ans " ne
understands boNskesping aaA eAn US
i ,.s; 1''' '''' ''''''"'' g. 90. !
over four years oftice experience. VI.
.J-tsl star -f-fa-H
woman wants plain swwinK 70 take
hons. shirt waists sec and ~ az iQth
Az = Phone A stts. Heom IS -f-it
wanted. woYk. b eaiapstsnf woman.
hais o. ali day. Mrs p, ears star
CauYassars waited for auirk seller.
BleE ias Firsi AZ IA
shorthand and ,ypsprninE lessons IN
exchange faF soliciting Nprth sei -.
Apprentices Eiri Tor arsssmssisE.
Phone Green al Ill
stsnagraphsr. ak ysArT experiences.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-08

Position 81, 200 a Year
SEATTLE COMMERCIAL SCHOOL
One Month Free
Positions gaarantsed; luaisiauzl 30
siructigai housekeeping. business lew
Main sia1 lud $3.50 COLLEGE offices
gtT-ets EHei Bidg-. corner rtAa e. ard
Second az. III
Wanted able bodied fusn Tor the q $
Marine Corps. between the ages % -
and 80 NuNt be native born OF have
first tsefs Monthly pay tib 60 $50
clothing quarters and meaieRi attend
nnce free. After 20 years service car
retire viih y Der cent q pas ard a.
ashore iu gu paFta u the w0Fid. Apply
90 Grand central Hotel Seattle. wash
wanted -W1rkmen 10 cst brush and
trees on streets % new tornsite VIII
pay 1850 per day. half each. balance
on = acrs lots The wages wont make
you rich but the Increase 10 The value
Of the property win help yeu out -
poverty and provide hume Sec Mt
giumer. 5zt Pacific Block. ISL Ysslsr
Want 10 men at once % cut brush and
wood. = 80 day AlHo Intelligent man
20 show land. $3.50 month Want one
salesman speaking all scandinavian Lam
suagos Soc ncnnett At wharf a. Brsm.
erfon today 1T
FOUR MEN WANTED TO SHOW OF
aeli land; can make tit9 60 500 per
mouth snd lsarn best business on earth.
SEQ Humans land manager room q
second floor in Times Block. today and
set maps. TT
PHosPECrOHs can learn blowpiplng
ana asHnyinR in one muuth-Rnid, Hltef
platinum, lead. tin and copper. and tests
tor tuugateu and radlum, ~ Ben Beam
ere office. foot Of Battery st. IT
gPLEsDID openings Tor men Of
character aud ahihiy 20 write ne In
sufance FOR ono u the largest companies
I previous experience in that line not &c
seriiai. Address h. 4. H., Box tBB
New York city --gG-s-aG
SEVERAL MEN wanted for all kinds
] of work steady Job. good wages Am
opening several hundred acres ~ land
see HafNeyi thc foreman. az Darlington.
on new keuton line, or Iilllman'H cashier.
IN Times Block Come quick IL
seattle Automobile School day and
nlkht classes. Practical teachers Road
lessons on up-la date machines 2i0
broadway. near Yesier Main 7s2o. --lf
"a Prof Stevens New Method of
,eaee e., bancins , euafa9n,tesai
n W lessons every day and evening
| hlA Glasses and assemblies 4fh ana
frTt Pine If
Wanted Every man 90 know that the
work ~ The Superior Laundry iH superior
ln every detail. repairing. sewing on but
tons ana dafulng socks FREQ 81 charge.
Ind. $685. East t5i.e --~a-i0
MEN WANTED for ail kinds Of work
on my new nddition u NJ. 600 acres, big
wages. See suffer OF Rice on boat Venus
on south side pier 9. before 10 a. M foot
Of University ~
bABOHihG MEN can learn something
10 their adYahtafe b. caflfna az sat Gem
trail Building Best opportunity ever Of
fercd. Employment guaranteed
faieemen wanted 10 take our cash
weakly selling choice nursery stock. out
~ free Capital city Nursery CO., Salem.
oregon If
Wanted--F First class shoemaker for
EesEed work Fielder Shoe Mis- CO., 76fs
Western 9v Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-08
CITY REAL ESTATE.
On Paved Street

EaYisinn AZ.
snHfta
81 oea stair each.
Fins apamnent house slts o. for q
sasaie home
uHfFr4Tm co.
Tad 1855 Aissha nalielns ~ 1853
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-08
BUSINESS CHANCES. -
Continued. I..fu
FARMS AND ACREAGE. 2

Classified ads under this head rHtsbt
ufuts per iine ~ rik wufdH seven lussf.
tlana Tor the price % els. tHiN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-08

- Prof Stevens New Method II
@ Teaching Dancing Guaranteed
"a IN Private Lessons copyrighted
n W lessons every day and evening
hA Glasses and assemblies 4ih ana
Nt Pine If
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-08

Wnf sale ~ amHaf. aimUsi urm
- es4ffaEu4 h91sc fUHf fafF fHafiaaftHN
Aaf tzsetaens afsfHa iaf streets are
afad@d snn rneFfsfs slHvm3lss ieia Tabr
flgHsn Lake EAf Tst VT - hnp~ - 70
hintkR fzafm eAf lies ktak NumMFs36e a.
aufNu rr
wfSRitfp uHOH HAVE suFEU
FHuM THE Tnfuu TO TIE Fuf WIN
FLuOn IN TtfE CnLMAN BUILDING.
ROOM ast ruoSEH MAIN zssa AND
stNa -nff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-08
FARMS AND ACREAGE.
Continued.

FARMS AND ACREAGE.
Continued.
-asssa.a.asassse..s..
Classified ais under this head Elaht
caHtt per line Of sn words Seven insor
lions for the prize ~ sis
Are You Thinking Of
Going to California?
Then don't fau 10 Investigate the rresne
ths combination that can't be beat Tho
best water tiHht IN the world. alec the
beet coll, climate ana markets no crop
failures nH storms nor ffnstHi For IN
formation. fsa GLOBE BIDS
~ o. nOpgAoR a co,
nsRi Estate ana Insurance.
Main aeli eco THIRD Az ind. aepe.
80 acres ~ under cultivation. s-room
house and barn we'll, fuuninH stream
fins orchard. $50 prune. ise appls,
= MILE from ceatfaiia. city q p.ooe
and four banks Every tree IL heaglnH
II you are locking Toe 40 Investment y
6aisaes 10 salt Main sii,.
$500
Ono acre Of rich good iasd across
Lake Warrington cieHs 81 10 boat land
inaA Terms fth sHah, balance 70 suitl
wAtef plped % acres fsadf fof you 90
build on This 10 a remarkable chance
tof person wiih small cash paf ment
% set property az snap price ffee
abstract
OLE HANSON a co.
aiargibr8l1saii Nes Yofh Block,
TlVesarrs tracts t3tes 5000 saii, wnil
located u aaNn. 81 sseh tisfbeft
Upper sehsaefmau Block. ito Cherry ~
zee NJ johnson
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-03-18

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