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Evening journal., 1909-05-28
LOCAL HORSES
GO AT SALEM
All Classes Filled for MemOF.
iaI Day Races in Jersey
Town

SALEM, y. j., May 2S.-An the
classes for the Memorial Day meeting
at the track of the Salem Driving Park
Association are filled and a good pro-
gram is assued. A. l.. Fox, a local
starter, will ofiiciate and with him will
be Belford Elwell. Of Bridgeton; j. En-
NOR Robinson of Quinton, and Harry
Lippincott, Of Woodstown, as judges.
and DR.. y. s. Hires and DR.. r. NJ A.
Davis, of Salem, as timers. The entries
follow:
2.SO Pace; 2.25 Trot; Purse. 500 -
Billy c.. blk. g.. by Boreal, Harve 7
Sparks, Pennsgrove; lCllen Fra, blk. f.,
by Fra Elbertus, J. Emmor Robinson.
Quinton; Sweetheart, br. m., Henry
Dutton, Wilmington; Andy n. J., b. 81.
by Bellman, Maplewood Stock Farm;
Boy Blue. b. g., by Straight Cut, Will
liam f. Miller, Salem; Mayzilla Nut
wood. br. m by Elk Nutwood. L. ID.
Patton, Salem; Gunshot, b. g. by AL
fred c., Maplewood Stock Farm; The
Hibibi. blk f.. by Oakland Baron, SAM
uel Folk, Salem.
217 Pace; 2.11 Trot; Purse, S150-El-
len Fra, blk. f., by Fra Elbertus, J. f.
Robinson, Quinton; Winaway b. h.. by
Andrew NJ, A. Finnegan, Salem; Flor
ence Wilkes. br m, by Correction.
Henry Dutton. Wilmington; Josephine
C.. blk. m. by Thistle, Maplewood
stock FARM Allzel. blk g., by Baron
Hazard. Maplewood Stock Farm; Boy
Blue b. e., by Straight Cut. William f..
Miller. Salem; Mayzilla Nutwood, b m.
by Elk Nutwood. l.. d. Patton, Salem;
The Hibibi, blk. f.. by Oakland Baron,
Samuel Foulk. Salem.
2.sO Trot; Purse. S1OO-Flora Claus.
br m. by Santa Claus. j. E. Robinson.
Quinton; Straight Director. blk. h., by
Straight Cut. J. A. Robinson, Salem;
Hannah W, b. m, by Oakland Baron,
A. 5. Patrick. Quinton; Vestil. b. m, by
Koolite. Maplewood Stock Farm; XII
nette, b. m, by Kinster Maplewood
Stock Farm; Rheda Kahn, br. m. by
Epaulet, l.. d. Patton, Salem; Conirade
Herr. br. h., by My Comrade. A. Fin
negan, Salem.
Evening journal., 1909-05-28
BOWLING CLOSE
TO THE HIGH MARK
Corinthians Roll 2,SOS Pins
or Oh Under Worlds
Record
By rnlted press Leased snecIal WIre

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK, May -Atournament
record Of 2.s9S pins, sixty-four under
the worlds record made at Pittsburg
by the Lipmans OF Chicago. was made
in the third annual tournament OF the
National Bowling Association last
night and there Is every indication
a new record viii be hung up before
the session ends as none of the fastest
teams have yet rolled.
Corinthians. No. S. Of this city. holds
the record and It gives them a good
lead in the race.
The special match between Charlie
Gilbert, of Cleveland, and Lee Johns
OF Newark. was won by the former
winning six out Of ten games with the
remarkably high average of l9s $40.
The winner has been matched 10 meet
Dave Shiman. in a series.
The leaders in the several classes 20
date arc.
Five-man teams-Corinthian. No. 3,
New York. 2.S9S Sunset, No. 2, Brook
Ign, 1881: Jamaca, Jamaca, l.. l., 2So9.
Two-men teams Blatz-Stout. Plain
field. n. j., LIE; Weber-Hutchins,
New York. 1.150; Bergstown-T Thomas,
Long Island City, 1,1n.
lndlvidual-H. Miller, New York, ga;
Loetie. New York. 642; A.. Lawson,
Long Island City. 63i.
Evening journal., 1909-05-28
ATHLETIC EXHIBITION
BY Y. ". c. A. CHILDREN

There was a large attendance yester-
day afternoon in the gymnasium Of The
Young Women's Christian Association,
when an exhibition was given by the
children. Following a march there was
a dumb bell drill
There was an exhibition Of mat work,
while some time was given TO the per-
fsrmance on The travelling ring, and the
horse, including vaulting and running.
Each girl gave a different exercise on
the horse.
Miss Irene Winner turned a semer-
sault on the flying rings while Miss Flor
ence Ayers performed some equally as
difficult feats. Rope climbing was an
other feature, while one of the most
interesting features was a basketbaa
game. This was the lineup:
W's-Florence Ayres and Frances
Todd. forwards; Irene Winner, centre;
Grace Clavenger and Dorothy Gram
mar, guards.
N's-Beatrice Folk and Mary Todd
forwards; Katharine Miller centre;
Lulu Lewisa and Helen Steward
guards
The final score was 10 to in favor
OF the WIS.
Evening journal., 1909-05-28
KEENE'S COLT HTE
HANDICAP FAVORI'fE

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK. May 2s-when James r.
Keene's Celt galloped home winner by
nearly a furlong Of the Jockey Clubs
weight for age race at Belmont Park yes
torday he showed that ne ewas good and
to-day finds him installed favorite for tho
Brooklyn Handicap which win be run
next Thursday at Sheepshead Bay. His
closest opponent is expected 10 be Sam
Hildreths King James winner Of the
Metropolitan but the Keeno colts per-
formance in the mud yesterday was so
good that he Is sure TO be an odds on
favorito FOR the Brooklyn classic. Yester-
day he was at odds Of 10 30 on and
simply eallopod his field TO death As he
won last years Brooklyn handicap Keene
Is very anxious TO have him repeat his
triumph go he is certain 20 start un'ess
he meets with an accident IN the mean
while.
Evening journal., 1909-05-28
SPORTING JOURNAL
M'MAHON BACK
INTO BASEBALL
Veteran Pitcher to Manage
Local AtIantiCs After
Monday

John Mcmahon. at one time one Of
the best OF the major league pitchers. Is
20 return 20 active baseball ranks. He
announced this morning that he had ac-
cepted an offer 20 manage the Whining
ton Atlantic League team and would take
charge OF the team on Monday
Mcmahon will at once take up the work
Of strengthening the team He and
Manager Berry have several good men
IN sight and they viii be- signed az once.
Both Berry and McMahon hope to pun
the team out Of the last division before
two weeks elapsed, Mcmahon, himself,
viii help out 'in the pitching.
Mcmahon has been out OF professional
base hall for twelve years His last
work was with the Baltimore National
League team for which club he twice
landed a pennant Since that time Nc
Mahon has lived retired. Recently. how
ever he broke into the game as an UNI
pire in the New Castle County League.
He viii umpire. his last game with that
league tomorrow.
Weather permitting wilmington will
play Pottsvile this afternoon. Elizabeth
will be the attraction tomorrow after
noon The locals will go to Elizabeth
on Sunday 10 play two games.
on Monday the Elizabeth team will
play here both In the morning and in
the afternoon. Wilmington was 20 have
played in Elizabeth I'm the morning, but
the Elizabeth team consented TO trans
fer tho game to this city.
Before the end Of the week a Delmar-
via telephone will be installed at tho
mark for the use OF the professional fhen
who may visit the park
Evening journal., 1909-05-28
COUNTY LEAGUE
GAME TOMORROW

South Side and Parkside viii clash in
the only County League game in the city
tomorrow the game to be at the Rivev-
view grounds, Twenty-ninth and Mar
get streets. Much interest is being shown
in the game as it is the first between the
teams. There will be roofing galore.
judging from present indications. az the
fans from the southeastern part Of the
city are coming en- masse. "Matchy''
Mcmahon will umpire the game which
will be called at $50 p. m. All who ap-
preclate good snappy ball would do well
to take in this game. The teams VIII bat
as follows
South Side: virden. RI; Ringler, IS;
Tierney 2b; Dugan, 3b; Finnan, cf OH
iver or Barnhin If; Finger lb; Banner,
p; August, c.
Parkside; Dawson, Sb; Devenney. c.
Smith, 2b; Kalmbacher lb; Birmingham
if: Quigley. IF; Kane. CT; Deakyne or
Krause. IS; Lewis or Halter, p.
Evening journal., 1909-05-28
MISS NOBLIT IN
THE SEMI-FINALS
Mrs. Barlow and Wilmington
Golfer Meet Today for
Championship

In the semi-hnai round for the women's
individual golf championship at. the
springhaven Country Club yesterday
Mrs r. II. Barlow. Merion defeated her
clubmate. Mrs F.. IT, Filter.
Mrs Barlow had much easier time
IN winning than WAS expected. as Mrs.
FILTER showed splendid form in winning
on the previous day from Mrs. Fox. NJ g.
Barow's margin was up and ? TO play.
The other semi-hnal match was between
Miss Noblitt. Of Wilmington. and Miss
F. McNeeley. Of Merton. As Miss Nobntt
won. she will be Mrs. Barlow's opponent
for the championship.
In the third eights. Miss G. Davis won
the final from Miss A. Davis by default
Tho results;
Championship Cup Semi Final.
Miss f. Nobltt Wilmington. defeated
Miss McNeeley. Merton. up TO play.
Mrs. r. IT, Barlow. Merton. defeated
Mrs, f. II. Titler. Merton. 6 up, TO play,
Third Eiaht-Final Round.
Miss G. Davis. Philadelphia c C.. de-
feated Miss A. Davis Philadelphia c. c..
by default.
Defeated Eieht-semi-Fin
Miss II. Z. Maule. Merton, defeatei
Mrs. s c. Price. II. " &C. up 4 e
play.
Miss F. Richardson. Philadelphia C. C..
defeated Mrs. S. W. Morris, Jr, Hunting
! don V. c. c.. M.
Handicap VS.. Bogey-Mrs. De Wolf. ST
/ David's won; handicap. strokes.
down. Mrs. Fox. HUNTINGTON Valley, pay
ed from scratch, down.
Mrs. Morris Huntingdon Valley.
strokes. down.
Miss Richardson, Philadelphia C. C.,
strokes, down.
Evening journal., 1909-05-28
NEWARK TO
PLAY WOODALE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWARK. Del. May 2s.-The Newark
baseball team win play the Wooddaie
team ON Saturday at weoddale.
on Monday. Decoration Day. Newark
will play. a double header with tho Bran
dywine team Of wilmington.
Manager Mote has had a grandstand
erected on the field tho past week. lie has
signed oliver player from Baltimore.
who viii catch and play iirstbase. Oliver
played with the walhrook team Of Ball
tlmore. and two seasons ago had a try
out with the Baltimore Eastern League
team.
Evening journal., 1909-05-28
RUNNING FIRST
MARATHON TODAY
IS SprinterS Enter for Prizes
in City'S First Long Dis
tanCe Race
Now for the Marathon.

4NkM AUA Al4t AAtlA tAAAAAAf
Thirty-hve Of the citys fastest run
ners, including Y. NJ. c. A., wilmington
High and Friends School sprinters,
will get away this afternoon on the
first four mile marathon ever run here.
The start will be made from the store
of the Newark Shoe Company at 3
o'clock and it is expected that the boys
viii finish before o'clock.
Among the most prominent runners
entered are Brown w. H. $; Colpitts,
Friends, and Nolan. Y. NJ. c. A. Brown
and Colpitts have won many events for
their schools, and Nolan was one of the
boys who ran in the New York Wash
ington relay last year. Several Of the
association and Independent runners
have also set some records. and alto
gether fast race is expected.
J. A. Ellison and Arthur c. Davies
have ben chosen as the judges T. F.
Donohoe. of the shoe company. will
start the runners, and George r. Fritz,
Charles Leshem, Mitchell Whitehead.
j. a. Roney, Harry Durstein and VIII
liam Ryan will check them at the
turns and finish.
A gold watch will be given as the
first prize. a pair Of So shoel the sec
ond a pair Of $3.50 shoes the third,
and One-half dozen pairs Of stockings
will be the fourth prize.
The boys will run over this course:
Seventh and Market streets to Con-
cord avenue. TO Boulevard. 20 Park
Drive. To Van Buren, strot. to Delaware
.avenue, TO Tenth stret to Seventh street.
Evening journal., 1909-05-28
BARRY FAVORED
OVER TOM NOLAN

By United Press Leased Spec al Wire
LONDON, May 2s.-Jim Barry. the
American heavy weight will fight Tom
Nolan one Of the best Of the English
heavy weights tonight at Tivoli hali- The
fight is scheduled 20 go twenty rounds.
Despite Nolan's record OF some nifty
knookouts the odds favor Barry due to
the Englishmen's regard for all American
heavy weights. Barry arrived from Paris
a few days ago. He looks TO be in rather
poor condition. being sadly overweight
Evening journal., 1909-05-28
DELAWARE GOES
TO PLAY MARYLAND

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWARK, Del. May 2s-Delaware
College baseball team left for West
Minister. Md, to-day TO play Western
Maryland College this afternoon. To-
morrow afternoon Delaware will play
Mt. st. Mary's College at Emmittsburg,
Nd. The following men were taken
on the trip: Marshall, Cam, Eliason,
Edgar, Edwards. Dunn, McGarvey,
Naley. Greenwood, Shipley, Knopf and
Ohier.
Evening journal., 1909-05-28
DELAWARE CITY
HIGH HAS TEAM

The Delaware City High School has or
ganized a baseball team and would like
to arrange games with any sixteen-year-
old team in the State. The lineup is as
foIowss c. O'Neiil, c.; L. Beck. D: G. Nc
ConneI, lb; r. Patterson, 2b; s. Gooden,
sb; w Morrow. ss /. Moore. cg; r. Gull
uson, II; r. Mulligan. II. Address Charles
O'Neri. Delaware City.
Evening journal., 1909-05-28
RaIl PIayer MeLauahIIn Dad.

BoRDENTowN. May 2s-Michsel j..
Mclaughlin died al the home OF his
mother Jane Mclaughlin from consump-
ton. aged 36 years. A few years aso Nc
Laughlin had a reputation as hali play
or having pitched for the YOUNG kepun-
lies OF Philadelphia and other clun7'
among which we're Syracuse, n. r.; ban-
gor. Me: Wilkesharre. Scranton, fa.i
Dover and Smyrna Del, besides his home
town team,
Evening journal., 1909-05-28
NEW CASTLE TEAM
WITHOUT MANAGER
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL

cpcIidl 70 AfiA HN ENlNG JOIhNAlA
NEW CASTLE, Del, May 2S-The
directors of the New Castle baseball
club did not elect a manager last
evening. Until one is elected a COM
mittee Of three will have charge OF
the games.
McGrory win be in the box for the
Holy Name club tomorrow when st.
Elizabeth's club will come here.
The Wilmington people will come in
special car
The High School baseball club went
to st. Georges to-day. The st. Georges
school closed last night and to-day a
picnic is being held by the school.
Evening journal., 1909-05-28
CHANGE DATE
OF FIELD DAY

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK. Del. May 2S.-The date Of
the annual field day Of Delaware Col
lege has been changed to June 16. on that
day there will be class relay races. rum
ming and jumping contests. In ~ after
noon there will be a baseball game be-
tween the Varsity team and team COM
posed Of the Alumni. It is expected TO
have the new running track completed by
then. Prof. Short has charge Of the build
ing Of the track.
Evening journal., 1909-05-28

Both Battling Nelson. the champion
lightweight, and Fighting Dick" Hy-
land are in excellent trim for their
forty-fve round bout 10 be held in Jim
Coffroth's Mission street arena May 20.
As the men are sluggers OF the first
water the fight should result in one
of the greatest battles ever held on the
coast While Nelson is the favorite in
the betting, Hyland has many support
ers. The latter's followers figure that
the severe poundings the Dane has re-
ceived in the last few years have in
jured his staying powers and that Hy-
land will put over a sleep producing
wallop before the forty-hfth rouno
Nelson, the champion, has been one
Of the sensations Of the prize ring for
years He is a giutton for punishment.
and it is this ability that has enabled
him to win a majority of his battles.
He isn't clever, fast or a remarkably
hard hitter, but just tears in, head
down, and whales away endessly with
both hands. His own hooks and swings
fly so fast that only a quarter of them
need land to wear the other man down,
and, for that matter, every man who
has fought Nelson has been tired out
through his own exertions. Illustration
shows Nelson boxing with his sparring
partner at the training camp.
Evening journal., 1909-05-28
COUNTY LEAGUE SCHEDULE.
Saturday Games.

South Side VS.. Parkside. at River
view.
Riverview VS.. New Castle. at New
Castle,
dupont open. win play ST. Paurs, OF
Chester, az Front and Union streets.
Evening journal., 1909-05-28
ALL ILMINGTON
WINS FROM CHESTER

The ALI Wilmington bowlers, who are
10 participate in the national tourney
in New York. took two out Of three
games from the Chester Elks' bowling
team here last night. Both teams roll
ed in good form.
Evening journal., 1909-05-28
RenefIt For coIIeae Team.

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWARK, Del, May 2S.-A benefit
performance for the Delaware College
baseball team was given at Lovetts Hall
last evening and a good sum was realized.
Evening journal., 1909-05-28
BASEBALL STANDINGS
AND RESULTS
GAMES FOR o-DAY.
American LeNgue,

GAMES FOR TO-DAY.
American Lengue,
Washington at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Detroit
Cleveland at st. Louis.
National League.
Philadelphia at New York G. games).
Brooklyn at Boston e games).
Tri- State.
JohnstoWn az Harrisburg.
Trenton at Lancaster.
Williamsport at Altoona.
York at Reading
Atlantic League.
Reading at Allentown.
Pottsville at Wilmington.
Mt Carmel at Elizabeth.
Shamokin at Easton.
Evening journal., 1909-05-28
CHURCH LEAGUE SCHEDULE.
Saturday Games.

Grace VS.. Bethany. at the Y. NJ c.
A. grounds.
Trinity Brotherhood VS.. Old Swedes.
on Trinity grounds. Twenty second
and Washington streets.
Delaware Avenue vs.. Elsmere, at
Elsmere.
Y NJ. c. A. VS.. Edge Moor. at She'll
not
Evening journal., 1909-05-28

The volcano of Purace, in Colombia,
elects on an average so tons Of hydro
chloric acid a day.
Evening journal., 1909-05-28
Y. M. c. A. BOWLING

The following scores were rolled by the
teams Of the two-man bowling league Of
tbo v N q A last night.
Evening journal., 1909-05-28
Atlantic LEAGUE.

All games postponed on account Of
rain.
Evening journal., 1909-05-28
Tri.state
RESULTS OF YESTERDAY
American Leaque,

American League.
Cleveland. 8; ST. Louis, 2.
New York, 2; Chicago. ? do-inning
tie, called).
Detroit Boston (rain).
Athletics Washington, not scheduled
Evening journal., 1909-05-28
STATE.

Harrisburg. p; Altoona, /.
Other games postponed account II
rain.
Evening journal., 1909-05-28
National League.

Pittsburg. Z; Boston. o.
other games postponed, account O
rain.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1909-07-15
No S34. 81 Published May 27 1909.
CHAPIvER 12a LAWS or, 1909

~ c ~ lds s1 IAWs 81 Il iaos s0S
AN ACT to create section 435m OF the
statutes, relating to attendance upon
The people of the State of Wisconsin, rep
resented In Senate and Assembly, do en-
act as follows:
Section i. 4 There is added to the stat
utes a new section to read: Section 435m.
i. In all cases where there are children
Of school age in a home located more than
two miles from the school house in the
home district and transportation is not
provided, the distance to be measured by
the nearest Travelled highway. and there
Is another school in an adjoining district
located at a distance of one-half mile. or
more nearer to such home, the children Of
school age shall be privileged to attend the
nearer school, provided that the facilities
will permit and such attendance shall not
cause the enrolment in the nearer school
to exceed sixty-fve during any. one term:
2. The board Of the district in which
such family resides Is duly authorized by
thig act and shall pay to the treasurer OF
the district In which the nearer school Is
located as compensation for the attendance
of such schildren the amount Of school
money derived from the PET capita appor-
tionment made by the state superintendent
from the school fund income and also the
amount derived from the. tax levy upon the
town under the provisions of section 1914
Of the statutes which would otherwise re-
provided that the children between seven
and fourteen years of age attending the
SCHOOL outside the home district shall COM
ply with the requirements, of the compul-
sorry attendance law; and all other children
from like homes and attending under Ike
conditions shall be in attendance for Pc
Rod of not less than four months.
8. Failure to comply. with these pro-
visions. regarding periods OF attendance
shall relieve the treasury OF the district In
which such children reside from liability
for the tuition and shall place the obliga-
ton for tuition upon the parents or guard
lans, Of the children SO attending.
Section g. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after its passage
and publication.
Approved May %, 1909.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1909-07-15

No. 250. 81 Published May %. 1909.
CHAPTER 17e, LAWS OF 1909.
AN ACT to create section 26381 Of thu
Statutes, prescribing the oath Of sd1niS-
sion to the bar. ca.
The people Of the State of Wisconsin, reD-
resented In Senate and Assembly, do an
act as follows;
Section 1. There 10 harehy added to tho
statutes new section to read : Section
25S6a. Each person admitted to practice
as member Of the bar of any court Of
this state shall subscribe the roll Of attpr~
open court take an oath I or aSarmsti0n Of Of
the tenor following, to-w4kt
do golemnly swear; =
United States and the conatitution az the
state Of Wisconsin,
]. will maintain the respect due to courts
OF Justice and judicial officers;
/ will not consent or maintain any suit
or proceeding which shall appear to ma to
be unjust, or any defense, except such aa
believe to be honestly ~debatable under the
law Of the land;
I will employ, for the purpose of main
tanning the causes confded to me, such
and honor, and win never ssek to o. mislead
statement Of fact or law.
Will maintain the con1denc0 and pre-
serve inviolate the secrets OF my client and
will accept no compensation In connection
with his business except from him or with
his knowledge and approval.
/ will abstain from all offensive person
atty and advance no fact prejudtcial to the
honor or reputation OF party or witness,
unless required By the justice Of the cause
with which l am charged.
I will never reject, from any considers
tlon personal to myself the cause Of the
defenseless Or oppressed. or delay any
me Cod
Section q This act shall take effect and
be In force from and after its passage and
publication.
Approved May as 1909
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1909-07-15


school purposes territory outside Of the city
limits, all the taxable property within the
territory SO attached 70 or connected with
the support and maintenance OF the schools
Of such city, thu same as property within
such city.
Of such city in each year to ascertain the
rate per cent which all taxes raised in said
the assessed value of all the property tax
for school purposes within such city for
that year. and on or before the 25th day
Of November in such year ia writing to
notify the town clerk or clerks of the town
or towns in which such attached or connect
ed territory Is situated of such per cent or
rate Of taxation in gt5eh efE for school pur-
poses, and it snail Tnsgelpqn be the DUTY
Of said town cleri1 81 clerks snd each there
of Immediately to carry ont on the tax
rolls of such town OF. towns resp ectiyely for
such year q tax for school PURPOSES of the
same per cent on all taxable property with
in that portion Of their respective. towns so
attached to such city for school purposes
and such tax 90 e9ETIed out on such tax
rolls Is hereby declarcd duly levied and q
lien on such taxable Dg0perty Until paid the
same as other taxes as provided by law.
3. 1t shall be the duty OF the treasurer
OF such town or each such town to collect
said tax In the same manner as other taxes,
lively shall pay over In each year In full
the amount Of taxes so carried out on said
rolls and assessed on said property In their
towns respectively for the purposes OF
schools in such city to the treasurer Of such
city. In the same order and as they are now
required by law to pay moneys raised for
common school purposes, and return taxes
collected for any school district whether
such town treasurer has collected such tax
or not. *
4. If the taxes hereby provided for shall
not be collected by said treasurer they shall
be returned with and as delinquent taxes
and their collection enforced In the man
ner now provided by law for collecting ds-
linquent taxes. t@& ~
Section 4. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after it's passage and
publication. zg
Approved May "a 1909.