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The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-01-29
Gard of Thanks.
Fort Pierce. Fla. Jan.

Fort Pierce, Fla, Jan. 26, 1909.
Editor TRIBUNE:
Will you please give US space in your
paper to express our thanks to the
many white ladies and gentlemen who
attended our song service Sunday, Jan
uary 18th. We truly enjoyed their
presence and hope they enjoyed the
service. We also desire to thank them
for their donation of $5.57.
We also desire to thank Conference
Evangelist, Rev. G.. c. Cecil, who ia
v)red US with splendid sermon last
S lnday on the text, "Upon This Rock
! Build My Church.
On the third Sunday in February the
present pastorate of our church closes,
pending the meeting of the general
conference, and we desire to invite the
white citizens to attend our service on
that date. THOs. H. HENRY, Pastor
C. j. JOHNSON
R. H. HALL, Stewards.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1909-01-29

Charlie Meredith has purchased a
piece of land from R. Cameron and is
erecting a dwelling with the intention
of making this his home
Miss Bermenderfer arrived Saturday
evening from Ohio, where she went
last November to spend the holidays at
her old home with her parents.
The friends of Miss Dunn are glad to
know of her progress toward recovery
from her severe illness and hope to
soon have her again with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kester, Mrs. Orrel,
Mrs. Fizinger and Mrs. Gustafson were
partakers of afternoon tea with Mrs.
Dutton and Miss Morris Saturday after
noon.
The Improvement Club will give an
entertainment and dance at the hall
Saturday evening, February 9Th. Adj
mission, adults rs cents children Is
cents.
Our postmaster has ordered a fine
postoffce cabinet containing both call
and lock boxes and soon our citizens
will have the opportunity of securing
these post office convenences enjoyed
by city folks. Now will some "knock-
er" come forward and say that White
City doesn't progress?
Mr.. Lawson, having secured a posi-
ton in the East Coast machine shops
at Fort Pierce, moved his family there
last week where they will probably
make their future home. We very
much regret the loss of these estimable
citizens and neighbors, but we are glad
that neighboring town will receive
the gain of our loss.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-03
RECIPE FOR cuRRiEO MUTTON.
Makes Pleasant Change from the
Usual Roast or Boiled.

Get the breast Of mutton have the
butcher chop the bones up small then
cut il Up into small pieces. IN. gglstle
and all; put into a pan and wash ID
Then, considering The meat weighs
54a pounds put a quarter pound OF bus
ter into the POI and let ID cook Size
TWO small onions into The butter ana
cock until brown Then sur irlo II
{ Z dessertspoonfus OF curry powde
and a hall cupfnl of shredded cocoa.
nut. Next pat In the meat. add hot
water enough TO cover and sir all vel
together salt TO taste. let bail one
hour SLOWLY. then dlaR hack aud sim
mer for two hours longer. OF until al
the water has eyaroraied Chicken or
any other meat mas be- done The same
way. Mex boil two Cup1uls of rice
IA boiling saltcd water Tor about %
minutes. strain and let cold water run
over b. 90 separate The kernels Thos
Put over ho' water 90 s,cam for fes
minutcs. Hop round the sides ~ Peg
dish and put the curry in the croter
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-03

Seven eggs save whites for icing
IL cups sugar three cups -four o..
emp waller. oueioufh cHp chocolate
three easpooufuls baking powder. or q
tablespoon butter. one ieaspcon oi al
spices ground cinnamon. ground nrt
ueg. ground cloves and alisu5cs. one
easpoon extract vanilla HIx frs br
ter and suear. then roIhs then add
chocolate and spices Then the a0u-
ihcn the well-beaien whites % fc1-
eggs. then extract OF vanilla This
makes threelsyef cake. Put togeths-
with boiled icing ard chopped walnut
One cup sugar. one hsifcup water. OIL,
half tcaspoonful Of vanilla Pol uu H
e threads Beat two eggs thorough
End add icing while beating vel: Than
put nuts on LAYERS over icing
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-03
CASINO CASINO SOCIETY SOCIETY
TO CELEBRATE
FCRTYFIRST ANNIVERSARY OF
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES So
ClAL CLUB IN CAlRO-lN
STALLS NEW OFFICERS.

The Casino society viii install the
following new officers WEDNESDAY
evening. January o..
President Phillip Eurkuarlt
Vice rreaifent - Henry Wall
schmidt
Sctretarv-J0Lu OEg
Treasurer Rotheuberger
Trustees otto Tauber William
never and Julius Bober
In addition TO tho installation the
society viii celebrate the tortvfrst
anniversary OF its organization and a
-IMHtuou~ luncheon wiu be- served
Me>-rs- Joseph Raeth r. Rothen
berger and Robert Blattlor being the
committee on arrangements
one candidate Hill Doc initiated into
fLo society
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-03
AGHsAN OR TURKISH STEW.
Something New for Those Who Are
Tired OF Everyday Cooking

And now il you wish to Try a new
dish, and a the same time dispose Of
the fat SPRAYING purslane tha is rum
ming over your garden beds and paths.
let me recommend he dish witch
Philip my most faithful and com
netent Armenian helper assures me IL
Gods medicine and viii save q
good many doctors bills
The Italians / find, are also y, q
fond Of it, and it is really yerk TASTY
IN Turkey Philip SAYS, The pJr lame
IS cultivated ana grows much larger
and more succulent. II is in great d.
mand as salad niant
This is the way he cooked It TO- din
ner the other day a half peck Of
'pussiey" was looked O. ca,
fully, then thoroughly ra . 10 was
then put in a saucepan with q lietle
cold water. Cook half an hogl -
very young Il will not take quite 20
long) Meantime take three lar-p d
four small onions cut in dire .rtd
hrown in frying pan with bal tcr
owe oil or good drippiDgs phHiH
used the olive oil Five minutes BE-
Tore the purslane Is ready. ada iif5
onions and salt and pepper 10 iaste
This was served bot as a prelude to
me dinner instead Of SOUP Dandslion.
are served in the same way. and, lis
purslane, are Gods medicine an
natural purifiers. Washington Star.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-03
The eternal Gate.

rar ~ and faint as echoes ~ a dream
T'ts gorge 20 hood seem.
Yet on our au-uma bagghs uEfoEn with
spring
The evening tHrusl,s sing
The hour draws near. Hovs.HT deIsytd
aud Igfs.
when al the Eternal Gate.
Wa leave tle words and W1rEs we call
Our OWL
and Uft void hands alone
ra- far. Go hu or r3ksIrass q soul
grfrag fa that gate ru toll.
gffiless We come to Him WHO al things
gives
ana live because De- lives
join Gr--ul-af Whittier.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-03
cUrhrNT VERSE.
Natures Hired Man.

Natures Hired Man. isd
pggin' in the earth,
lielpin' things to grow,
Foolin' with a rake,
Flirtin with a hoe.
Waterin the plants,
Pullin' up the weeds,
GatherIn' the stones,
Putin in the seeds,
On your face an hands
Pilin' up a tan;
That's the job for me-
Natures hired man,
Wages best Of all,
Better far than wealth.
Paid I'm good fresh air,
And a lot O. health.
Never any chance
OF your gettin' fired,
And when night comes on
Known why you're tired.
Natures hired man
That's the job for me,
With the birds and flowers
For society.
Let the other Teller
For the dollar scratch
| am quite couteutcd
In the garden patch.
d ali.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-03

New York, Jan brown Is mot2
popular for children's clothing this
winter than in many years and one
sees many small girls on the street
In ocats and mushroom shaped
brayer or felt hats Of warm brown.
the rather dark though not somber
shades with a dash Of yellow in them
being specially liked
Fashion now DEGREES that maids Of
huor muy give to the bride whom
they attend nair Of silk or lis'e
stockings OF a shade matching the
wedding gown On the hens Of
these must be embroidered the name
Of the bride in blue silk. so that the
proyerbial something blue" may net
be either absent or too prominent II
the bride marries in her travelling
costume she shorld have the ultra
fashinoable stockings OF ribbed silk
in iridescent effects. which are 10
be found in every imaginable color.
FLORENCE FAIRBANKS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-03
SIGMA NUS ADJOURN

Chicago. Jan 2-The sigma ~
Convention Adjourned today after
eircfiuE. Regent Wade o. Ellis.
Washington. D. G. vile regent. San
zcl s Peeues. chic4-n, re-ur5ar. Clar-
eacs Z. Wood. Ei.llosd. a.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-03

Hr-e cents 10 use leftover cbirEes
TT 3 irfcfous supper or luncheon dish
file nlrai =touid Be CIR into ciibcs sud
seen made hot in rich uhite sauce.
Tffs shruld b covered with strips 81
red spanish peppers Which nov sell
l. u -
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-03

II you uish 10 hang large platts-
~ plaque fasteu thfee Or four pictur.
hooks in place al regular Intervals
eser the edge villa wire instead rr
nsing he plate hangers Of the shop-
r0r small plates. etc use mesiutE
sized dress hooks and fssfen uft-
v-sre ln the same sav.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-03
Entertained at 500.

Miss Mabel Engler Of Twenty first
street gave pleasant eyenn- to Hor
friends Friday evening entertaining
al cards. Edward Cantwel won the
prize at 500
Those attending We're Misses Kate
Redman. Kathleen Becker Mabel
Langan, Alice Chrest, Messrs. Arthur
Matzger. Carl Engler Edward Cant
wei and Paul Clendenen
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-03
Letting Postponed.

The Bridge Whist club meeting an
nounced for Monday afternoon at the
residence of Mrs Douglas Halliday
of Elm street, has been postponed on
account OF the death of Miss Lillian
Schutter one of the club members.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-03

NIS isaac Altman ana chliufen are
visiting relatives in Paducah, Ky
Rev Frank Thompson is in at his
apartments At the Hotel Illinois.
Congressman y. -. ThistJewcol
Viii leave for Washington, d. C..
Monday
Mrs. Annie Vincent and son Cic
fora viii spend Sunday IN Charleston.
Mo. with friends.
Capt Bud Smeiley vino has beea
ill for the past two weeks is suu
confined to his bed.
Hr=. VIII Webb OF Paiucaa. Ky
is the guest of Mrs Leon L. Danisou
of Twentyseveuth street
Leon 4. Deni-un has gone TO New
York 10 buy stock for tbe Dcason
Ghoison Dry Goods company
Mrs J. r. Jones who has been to-.
guest OF her husband IL tire HALLIDAY
wont to Arlington, ~. YESTERDAY
Mrs Norton Renlro Of Twenty
eighth street went 10 Harrisburg yes
terdav TO Visit relative tor a week
ST. and Nn g. g. Phillips ana
tBae' Louis. has. returned from
a. rst with rtes.e 81 New N7.r1
NO.
Miss Ella Rouse ~ Charleston
No. VIII arrive today TO visit no.
niece MIS- George Dewey OF Eighth
trret
Dr. and Mr- J. J JeuueIIo are re.
moving from tbo rec-ory 60 apart
nDts of Mrs Alice lee on Eleventh
street
Mis- Elsie Ro3man or Mound tfr
who has been the guest OF Mrs. p 7.
lynch 81 Upper Washington avenue.
has ntumel home.
Miss T. ~. Robinson. daughter of
I'm. " Q. Robinson. of Nineaunse
ina- is ne guest ~ as- -ran5fatl,-
D. e. l.aHUr
alr Mar Sa-He- Morgan of CHI
"zeo uiH -iuE --'0 ruitf.I %
Sia- Re-ulenIsHf- af ffe Cairo Ea4.
tst church this evening
Mr. and Mrs Edgar 4 Uasie AMI
Nr and Airs J q. Alden u Anna
90 in TIE cif- Tor a brief visit sH-
tfa Esests az the HALLIDAY.
Efrutg sheriff Joseph Farnbaker
1f-l mIaniei b. Mrs p. l. Monte
verde sad WeslcF Moutererso. OF
lt-pLis. Lea II zzd s01 Of tie
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-03
SOCIALAND PERSONAL


, sheriff Of that county, are in the city
Visiting friends and relatives
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-03

Mrs Hattie Myera ana daughter
Nca of Paducah Ky. are guests OF
Nh and Mrs. James McMann Of l0l5
Walnut street
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-03

Nts1 aasins pills and il dos not
~ .lsz1 go cafrois. CT them l1.
"a ~ Is eiiT IL t-r 20 uin
- anta sars
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-03

Mr.. aud Mrs. T, D. Windrom and
son Guy have returned from visit
with the family OF Mrs. b. r, Tolson
at Jackson, Tenn.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-03
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

NNu w" ~''iSS ~ DHS''SS9'
The Samuel Hastings Company an
nounce in an advertisement in this
issue OF The Bulletin that they have
added Portland cement lime and
plaster to the lines of their hay and
grain business. also sand brick an
crushed stone when ordered.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-03
Nations Club.

Tho Matrons' club Will be enter
tanned by several of the members
next Wednesday evening at the resi-
dence Of Mr. and Mrs Egbert H..
Smith on Upper Walnut street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-03

The Peerless Club will give dance
Tuesday night, Jan, 5, at Swobodas
Hall to which all members are IN
vlted
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-03

There were 2a2 arrests by the
Cairo police during The month Of D.
cember just past for causes as fol
lows Drunkenness Sc. disorderly
conduct -. yagrancy a. gaming g..
larceny %, carrying or dischargre
weapons g. miscellaneous 80.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-03

The Womans Relief Corps VIII
hold meeting Monday afternoon at
2:3o O'Clock at the residence OF MIS-.
e,Jannette GlIhoier of Seventh street
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-03

Sometimes.
o. ~ q great sVil ray cp1s q
great Eood-Italisa Provvh
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-03

Nj and Mrs. ii. l.. Davis, OF Creal
Springs, are guests Of the latter's sis,
ters Mrs. samuel Shoemaker and
Mrs Harry Lent.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-03

Mrs Isaac Altman and children are
.lsiting relatives in Paducah, Ky
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-03

William Shoemaker. little son Of
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Shoemaker or
Uinth street who has been i'll with
chicken poX has recovered
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-03

Efrufg sheriff Joseph Fannbaker
afef mIaniei b. Mrs p. l. Monte
Ffr5e sad WesleF Mouterer5o. OF
-it-pAis. Tea II z1d soa OF Tie
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-03

Miss Jansen who has been the
,uest Of Miss Florence Halliday OF
Walnut street has returned to No.
nal. ILL.,, where she is teacher Of a
.omestie science class at the Sol
'iers and Sailors Orphans Home.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-03

Mr. and Mrs.. Edgar A. Uasie AM
Nr and Airs J b Alden u Anna.
sre in The cit- for brief visit an,
tfa E4ests ar the HALLIDAY.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-03

Mrs. n v Crabb OF Louisville Ky,
5 the guest of Mrs. George Dewey
If 80 Eighth street en- route home
lor a visit W ithrelatives at Union
nMn Ky
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-03

Henry c. Steinel has resigned his
position with the Home Telephone
company to accept one with the f.
u. Matthews Lumber company
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-11-02
TAG DAY AGAIN
 PROVES SUCCESS

This is the second annual tag day of the School Improvement Association of this city, and liberal prices are be- ing paid for the privilege of wearing a tag. About dozen young ladies are stationed at various points in the business part of the city, and no one, whether stranger or citizen, is allowed to escape without being tagged.
 The proceeds of the day will not be known until tonight, when the funds collected will be counted. Last year about $100 was raised by this method.
 The money collected today will be used to supply maps and globes for the geography and history classes of the school
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-11-02

Mr. and Mrs Hawk Dean have re- turned to their home at Morrlton af- ter visit to Mrs w. l.. Moose in this city
 E. Selig Of Atlanta is here today in the interest of a disinfecting com pound of which he is the manufac- turer.
 Rev. B. l.. Ferguson left this morn ing for Morriton to attend the Arkan- sas conference of the NJ. E. church, south.
 J. c. Wyatt of Damascus is in the lefty today He is exhibiting some fine Faulkner county apples raised on his place.
 Howard, the eight-year-old son of Judge and Mrs. J. A. Lea, has been critically i'll for the past two days. He suffered a relapse after nearly recov- cring from an attack of typhoid fever.
 Mr. and Mrs. G. s. McHenly of Isola, Miss, are the parents of a girl, born last night Mrs McHenry was
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-11-02
METHODS 0F THE tiG0KW07M
Parasite d Most Obnoxious Guest in the Interior of Human
 Body.

The hookworms motto might well be, multum in paryo; competed within its tiny body. less than an inch long and looking like q bit of soiied coarse thread, are wel'-developed or gans-mouth, esophagus. intestinal ca nal, various glands, etc, to which the female adds capacity for several thou sand eggs
 The mouth is cup shaped and bor dered by d hatteued rim that can be squeezed up snugly against the intcs- tine of it's host during feeding. and the strong. muscular esophagus thus becomes a powerful and effective sue tion pump. Inside the mouth are two pairs of sharp chitinous lancets, and prominent at the rim is a single stiletto-like fang, the concal dorsal tooth with a long gland at it's base When the hookworm is ready to eat, it presses it's mouth disk against the in te8t!ne, draws a tiny piece of the mu- cous membranes into its mouth, anG punctures ii with it's lancets and fang Through the minute holes thus made the blood is sucked out. The punctures are repeated many times in the course of a meal. finally rid ding the bit of mucous membrance with holes, if not actually gouging il out. After the worm has dropped or, pyogenic bacteria frequently find lodg ment in tl.ase holes, producing small ulcers, which often run together to
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-11-02
T THE MARRIAGE LOTTERY
Macy Reaso,, Advanced Jsstifyins Advice to Lonely Man to
 Marry Widow.

Passing from these higher emotions nf the soul. there remain many and numerous practical reasons for marry ng a widow, says a writer in the Washington Post In the first place she knows man, all his little weak nesses and foibles. She makes allow ances for them, and even indulges the poor fellow in his more harmless fol- lies, just as the experienced trainer from time 10 time gives the colt the rein There is wisdom in this that the young thing just graduated from an unbroken course of ice cream, soda water and theater parties might well a rude shock in beginning the stern realities of married existence. Another thing, she can cook No. l may have lived to eat the tlaky biscuit and un- impeachable pastry of her making, but
 f. is doubtful whether he was ever able to enjoy them By the time she had mastered the art his indigestion had become irrepara6ly damaged; he could only look and long and return to dry toast and tea. In thousand little ways the second husband was the beneficiary and could truthfully acknowledge that dear Johns loss was his own great gain; All of the testi- mony, however. is not of this charac- ter Marriage is a lottery at best. and one may draw a blank in picking a widow just as easily as through the choice of an untried mate.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-11-02
formerly Miss Bessie asst;e of this

IcltE
 Rev ] II. ORryant I. P, Steven
 son and J. II. Glass are in attendance at the annual Arkansas conference of the M. l.. church, south, which is in session at Morrilton.
 SPRAYED - From my place at MayfoWer, one sorrel Alley two years
 old; had on bell And one black mare mule two years old. Reward for in- formation. H. B. Ingram. d-w The new Lincoln pennies and nickels which Wilson Bros. & Livingston are giving out in change during their mill remnant sale were secured for them by the Bank of Conway direct from the United States mint.
 A number of visitors were enter tained at Central College Sunday, among them being J. N. Adams of Al tus, Mr. Morgan of Yam, Ark, Mrs. Terry of Forrest City, Miss Nellie Me Dearmond of Plumerville and Elliott Jones of Plumerville
 William Stoddard of Craighead county Is in the city today in the in lerost Of his candidacy for commis- sioncr of mines, manufactures and agriculture Mr. Stoddard has served as deputy tommi ssioner for the past fcur years. resigning to make the present canvass, and is well fitted fol the position.
 Road Overseer c. T. Fiddler of Vii lonia is in town today. He has just recovered from a five weeks illness with swamp fever. He was danger ousy sick for quite a while, and for several days it was thought he would not recover. During the worst part of his illness his little daughter died and two of his older children were sick
 Happy Jack Wiseman and his com pany appeared at the Electric theater last night in a one-act comedy drama, entitled Buffalo Bills Daughter, and the large audience was well pleas ed with the production. Specialties were introduced by Baby Earle, in both song and dancing. Mrs Non kel- lar made a hit with her "mirrow" song and Happy Jack created much merriment every time he appeared on the stage. The company will play all this week, and promises some eXtraor- dinary programs to the theatergoers of this city. :.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-11-02
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John Halvil is here from Chadwick.
 Charley Jones is in Little Rock to- day
 Frank Chastony was in Little Rock yesterday.
 Fred Wright went to Little Rock this morning,
 Judge P. H. Prince is attending court at Perryville
 Joe Cravill of Little Rock has ac- cepted the position of third barber in Phillip Yaeger's shop.
 II. M. Rector left this morning for Little Rock and to spend few day- at his farm at Pala}m.
 Mrs. G. G. Davidson of Russellvlle is visiting her parents, Mir and Mrs w. D. Bryant, in this city.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-11-02

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The log cabin Democrat., 1909-11-02
Oldest Coin Semitic.

What is regarded as the most an -ient coin in the world is one dise0v 4red by a German archaeOlogist duf Ing his explorations in north Syria 1t is coin of pure silver, bearing 2 perfect Aramean inscription of Pan ammu Bar Rerub, king of Schamol who reigned 500 years B. C. Up to tn time this coin was found the Lv dians had always been regarded a. the inventors of money, but this new find showed that the Semitic Ara means, who lived two centuries be fore the Lydians, are the oldest known coiners of money.-Indianapo lis News
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-11-02
COMMISSIONED NOTARY.

Dr. J. A. Hutton of Wooster today received commission from Secretary of State o. c. Ludwig as notary pub lie, and qualified before Circuit Clerk A. M. Ledbetter this afternoon.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-11-02
Measure for Measure.

The milkman presented a bill for one dollar
 All right said the customer, ten Goring some change
 This is only 75 cents" the mill. san demurred.
 That's one view Of the matto Ycs," rejoined the customer. ID nile three of your quarts make 4pon, three Of my quarters are gC aa 10 make a dollar, and don't yo. cset it," I ',a;arally. this led to an arSumeni ..- ln-e ror detailod recnrl
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-11-02
CHRISTIAN CHURCH REVIVAL.

Rev. J. Clarence Dawson will begin a revival at the Christian church in this city next Friday night. Rev. Dawson has just returned from Ere mont. Mo, where he conducted sue cessful meeting.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-11-02
MRS. DIFFEE DEAD.

The body of Mrs. Cora Office, who died Sunday night at the home of her son, J. D. Office, of Nilonia, was brought here last night and sent to Detroit, Texas, this morning for bu- rial. Mrs Office had been visiting her
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-11-02

son only about two weeks and con tracted pneumonia, which caused her death within few days. Her son, with whom she lived in Texas, arrived yesterday and he and J. D. Office left with the body this morning.
 Old papers for sale at this office.
 Legal blanks for sale at this office.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-07-15

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