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MEN STEAL $4,000.
THEN BURN HOUSE
Chicagoan's Home Worth
$4,000, and $4,000 in
Furniture Destroyed.

CHICAGO. Sept 24-FTames that
destroyed the dwelling Of William l.
Muse at HinsdaIe early today were
started by burglars who had stolen
$4,000 worth of property before set
ting IRE 10 the building, according To
Muse, who impIOred the police 70
help him find the thieves today
The loot taken consisted Of silver.
Oriental rugs, and other articles.
The house, which was valued at
$4,000. and contained $4,000 worth
OF furniture, was destroyed.
Muse said he discovered the burglars
IN the house When he approached
them one threw some object AT him
They He'd, and moment later the
flames were discovered
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VACCINATION HEARING
IS SET FOR TUESDAY

The hearing granted the Aud-Vaccin9-
ton Society. Of Washington. By the vac
cinstion committee Of the Board Of EdU-
cation has been deferred until Tuesday
afternoon al the request Of Charles "
Earr, attorney for the society
The hearing was 20 have been held
this afternoon, and the officers OF the
society and Health lsfcer Woodward
were invited 10 be present
No new cases Of children being with
held from the schools because their par
ents do not want them vaccInated were
reported today by Mrs h Bushbee-
I do believe there IS not any greater
objection to vaccination this year than
heretofore" said Mrs. BUshbeC TODAY.
we have had the same trouble before.
but the parents come around when they
were threatened with legal measures"
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WILL PUSH CHARGES
AGAINST DETECTIVE
Sylvester Announces Klein
dienSt Must Answer for
Neglect of Duty.

Major Sylvester, Chief OF Police, de-
clared this morning that charges would
be preferred against Raymond Klein
dienst, the detective, relieved from head
quarters during yesterday as the result
Of the escape Of Marcus Goldman, his
pisone. IN the BaltimOe tunnel.
It is understood from the major
that the charges viii accuse Klein
dienst Of neglect Of his duty and care
lessness in handling a prisoner
In the meantime. although assigned TO
patrol duty in the Fourth precinct,
KIeindienist has been given an oppor-
tunity TO recapture Goldman Nothing
has been heard from the missing man.
Additional lOOkOUts have been sent out
by the department
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DEATHS

BARFETT-On Friday. September D. 1910
JOaANNA- infant daughter Of Gertrude
and David Barrett
BROCK-SuddenIy- on Thursday. September
- 1910 al Colorado Springs Col VII
LIAM r.. husband Of Eliza N Brock ana
father Of Mrs r Y Houston OF Wash
ington- D. G.
BURkE-on Thursday- sePteEbeE % 1910
Michael Burke and daughter OF the late
Martin and Mary Tuohy-
CHASE-On THURSDAY September -. 1910. at
$50 a. m at the Georgetown University
Hospital WILLIAM g. husband Of Eta
Chase, father Of Violet Chase, and Beatrice
Farley, and brother OF Louisa Frazier.
CISSEL-Suddenly- on September 9. 1910. A.
his home In Wheaton. Nd. GEORGE o. Is.
CISSEL. husband Of NAY Koechlinz- CTsseI
Funeral from s. Johns Church. Forest
Glen Nd sunday September - at 4
O'Clock p T. Relatives and friends invited
70 attend.
DOWNEY-On Thursday. September .. 1910.
HUGH E DOWNEE. at the age Of eighty
i've years
MAKY COMES. mother Of Mrs John Mage.
GRIFFITH-On wednesday. september Il
1910 after long illness ALFRED GRIT
FIFTH husband Of aura, Griffith. aged
thiTJy-nine years
McGUIGAN-On Thursday, September ..
1910 al l-L5 a M ELIZABETH n Nc
tTJleTAN wife Of Joseph NcGuigan- aged
eighry-eiEht years
PERRI-At Atlantic city. y j. on Tues
day September % 1910 CELESTINE
daughter OF susan Perry Neale. and the
late John Perry and mother Of Pauline
Perry
RIVERS-SuddenIy. on Tuesday. September
20 $50 al II O'Clock, in Atlantic City. y.
J.. p J. RIVERS
STEINLE-On Thursday. September - 1910
at 2-45 p "a AT the Emergency Hospital
FREDERICK STEINLE. husband of SabeDs
Steinle. sged eighty-one years
WASHBCRN-Oa Friday. September Z a
Alb a m Al her residence III Riggs place
HANNAH WASTON. widow Of John Jay
NaShbuTn-
Funeral from St Thomas Church Mon
day September 8. at II a. m Burial al
Arlington National Cemetery.
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ELECTED FROM CAR
HE SUES FOR 81 500

Two suits for damages, aggregating
S12.500, were fled against the Capitol
Traction Company in the Supreme
Court Of the District today
Bert Roderick sued for $3.50, alleging
that he was 'contemptuoUsly, wrong
fully, wantOnly, fOrcibIy. wilfuIIy, mali
CiouSly. and violently assaulted by q
conductor and with great violence and
IN the presence Of passengers was
elected from q street car on July l. He
claims he was greatly vTonged. hu-
inflated, and mortified, and suffered
feelings Of great shame, indiSnity, and
disgrace because Of the alleged eiec-
ton from the car.
Emile Huck wants $1,000 because he
broke several ribs on his right side in
attempting TO board a street car at
Fourteenth street and New York ave
nue. northwest on August last
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BISHOP OF HANKOW
TO SPEAK SUNDAY

The eleven O'Clock sermon At Trinity
Church, Third and @ streets. Sunday
morning. viii be delivered by the Rt-
Rev. Logan H Roots, bishop Of the
diocese Of Hankow. China
Bishop Roots was COuSeCTated for this
diocese in 1901. succeeding James Add
son Ingle. the first bishop. who was wei
known 20 many WaShinEtonians.
Bishop Roots VIII De the guest OF the
Rev Richard P. Williams, rector OF
Trinity parish, for several days
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MRS HANNAH WASHBURN
WILL REST AT ARLINGTON

Arrangements were today completed
To have the body Of Mrs. Hannah Wah-
ton Wsshburu, who died yesterday
morning at her residence, I7I1 Riggs
place northwest, laid to rest by the side
Of her husband, John jay Washburn, in
the officers section or the National
Cemetery. at Arlington
Funeral services viii be held Monday
morning al II o'clock al St Thomas
Episcopal Church, the Rev Dr. g.
Ernest Smith officiating. assisted by
the Rev. Canon Austin The paIlbear erS
will be selected from among the friends
and associates Of the family.
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Mrs. WaShUuTn was a native Of Louis
vile, KY, but was educated in AleXan-
dria, and spent most OF her life before
her marriage in that city. She was
married in Alexandra. at the age OF
eighteen, 70 Lieut.. John jay WaShburn-
Tie following year she came, with her
IN shand. to Washington, and made huT
res idence here from that time She was
member Of St Thomas Episcopal
Church from its establishment
Mrs WashbuTn's health began to fail
shortly after the death Of her husband.
eighteen months ago
She leaves four daughters. Emma
Lilly. and EuEenia NdshbUTn and Mrs
Herbert Nj. Hall, and one son. Morgan
Macarthur Washburn
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PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS. IL duplicate vii -
received AZ the Office % the (.i7af--us-,
Board of Survey Department OF Cour1e-cs
and Labor, a62-4s4 Louisiana ave y w
Washington D c.. until = O'Clock noon
october To- 1919 for the purchase OF address
cEraphs- cabinets. and plies therefor The
articles and materials 20 Be sold nav -
seen upon application al tie Onfce OF tee
Chief OF the Division OF Supplies At re
above address. A list OF the articles -
Sether with the form Of proposal ana r.
stTucuons governing bidders may be had
until october > 1910. upon application to -
Division & Supplies. Department OF COM
merce and Labor. Washington, D. C
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STUDENTS GREETED .
BY COMMISSIONER
Chairman Rudolph, of District
Board, Receives Pupils of
Bliss Electrical School.

The students Of the EJiss Electrical
School visited the District Building to-
day and were formally received by Com
missioner Rudolph
In his welcoming address the Commits
sioner COmplimented Prof Bliss and the
members of the faculty on their success
in attracting such a promising body,
and the students upon their foresight
in selecting so thorough an institution
in which TO receive instruction.
Following the OmmiSSiOner'S address.
an inspection was made by the students
Of the electrical department.
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MACARONI
FALSELY LABELED

Charging that the boxes were labeled
falsely to represent that they had beer
imported from Italy, United states At
torney Clarence r. Wilson today insti-
tuted libel against twenty-four boxes
Of macaroni, which he claims was mao -
in Philadelphia
The Italian dainty in question is in
possession OF John SacarO, ~ Purdy's
court, and Salvatore Menca- 90S = etTear
northwest
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GROTTO TO MEET.

The seventh ceremonial session of the
Kallipolis GrottO. No 10, Vale cf Wash
ington- viii be held on Wednesday even
ing. September 5 at S o'clock at the Ma
tionaI Rifles ArmOry. g16 G street north
west A number Of candidates viii be
initiated. after the brief business session
which viii be held at O'Clock This
viii be the first session held BY the
Grotto since moving into their new quar-
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GAYNOR NOT WORSE,
RELATIVES DECLARE

NEW YORK, Sept. .24--Reports that
Mayor Gaynor had suffered relapse
and that specialist had been called in
10 remove the bullet from his throat,
were emphaticalIy denied TODAY AT the
mayors Office
Relatives also said the reports were
unfOunded.
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PORT MEN TO MEET.

An order was issued at the Treasury
today for a meeting OF United States
local appraisers from all important ports
at New York, beginning November II
They viii discuss the difficult questions
arising in the appraisement Of imports
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TWO ARE MURDERED
IN WOHAN'S ROOM

CLEVELAND, Sept 24.-Nrs. Martha
H. DIstel, aged fOTUy-twO, and Paul
Muller, aged thiTty-five, a mail carrier
were founded murdered today in the
WOmau-s bedroom
Police were called by Lawrence Dis
tel the WOman's husband. who is a
special officer at the Security Savings
Banks
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WANTED-SALESMEN
A FIRST CLASS SPECIALITY
!.

WIN
a FIRST CLASS SPECIALITY
SALESMAN
One who can sell our products 10 the To-
tail and wholesale trade IN Washington. ID
g. and Baltimore. Nd II is useless to apply
Write giving FUN particulars in confidence.
stating age past eSperlence, sslaTZ required
;. NJ THOMAS J. Upton,
14s Franklin Street New York City
sALEsMEN-we haze a brand new. Clean
cut side Tne- bes- yet. consigned goods,
prompt commissions ORC MFG. co, i s.
JefIeTs0n 81. Chiceis1.
HELP WAMiED-FEMALE
AN INTELLIGENT PERSON may earn 500
monthly corresponding for newspapers no
canVassinE- Send FOR particulars PRESS
SYNDICATE, Lockport- y Y
BOOKKEEPER-Ex EXPERIENCED double entry
Apply stating salary expected 10 BOX 302
Times office
CsSF5SER- Experienced for cafe; one who
can use typewriter none other need sp-
ply BOX Zis. Times ofhoe
COOK. charnbergnaid. waitress and nurse.
good wages EUREKA, I01 y Y ave
COOK-wanted az once
BIS c st y "
COOK-CoIored. good references Apply az
once. llio Conn ave
COUNTRY GIRL about 4 to help IN house
work at once 1S2s st y W
DIsHwAsHER-Colo HARvEYs LUHCH
ROOM. sz2 sth s.
FINIsHERs on pants. H. F. OsIOHUNDRO
& CO. SIS ? -
GIRL wanted for general houseWorl- 1234
18th
GIRL-CoIored for general housework: bring
Lincoln Park
GIRL-COlored. for general housework- So
GIRL 10 d. general homework: small fam
lly SO sth 81 y 2
GIRL for general ho,as-uork in family OF ..
must he honest and capable good place for
the r1gnt one 146z ontario road
GIRL for general housevgorIZ- references re-
CURED Apply 100 5th 81 y W
GIRL-whjte. as chambernsid and waitress
800 Newark st. Cleveland Park
HAIRDRESSER and manicurfst expert. Ap-
ply 20 Miss MARGARET SCHEETZE- 20
preferred Apply BOX 5i5, Times gftice- I
LADY-whlte. experienced. for lunch room
RIIIEE-S ~. lceo = 81 y. W
PAPER BOX MAX .RS-Experlenced on all
lines Of work al~o girls 10 learn good
wages steady employment CAPITAL PA
PER BOX CO - Hanover st
PLAIN COOKS general h0usexorkerz. cham
berunaids- iss5 llta St y y.
SKIRT HANDS-EXperieuC that have been
working for fTst-Class ladies' tailor es-
adjustment also h-'pers- 1867 7 ST y W
SKIRT HANDS-Ezperienc and hrst-clss5
tailor V ZALES AK. 1884 h 81 y "
SKIRT AND Waist HANDs-ExDerienced
Zl9s = st
[ SKIRT MAKER-E1perieuced good wages
21-9 Fla y W
{ TYPEWRITER and Office clerk fifty sales
girls Apply 70 yICEERT-S EMPLOY
ME1NT SERVICE, So Munsev Bldg No reg
7 ist-ation Zee
WAITRESS Experience ~ once
505 It-h y "
MATTRESSES ExperIeaced- PENSSYL
I ITRESSES--'u experienced RADX'S
I CAFE. 615 Pa ave
WOAIAN-CoIore5, for general homework.
must have reference in apartment los
18th y ".
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The Vital Records.
Births

Births
Louis Z and Mary 9 Williams, girl.
Alfred and Loretta WOOdcock. boy
Walter NJ. and MyTa KinteT, girl.
Roy G and Lulu b Yates, boy
Edward II. and Grace X Markham.
Joseph z and Olive Hartman. girl.
William H and Annie N. Edwards. girl
Perry and Eva II. Smith. boy
William H and DelSie RyOn. girl
William r ard Julia R Sears. boy.
Charles H and Catherine N Wrinkle
Harry g and Mary F Murphy. girl
John II. and Fanny Binsted, girl,
EUricO and Flora V Ferrero, boy.
Giuseppe and Silvia March,, boy
Marriage Licenses.
John " Lawson. of Washington. and
EleanOra ". diversified, Of College
Harry A. Frank and susie Reidy,
both of Washington.
Thomas W Riley and Ellen B CantZ.
both Of Washington.
Deaths
Mary Burke, IS years, us Twelfth
street southeast
Alfred Griffith, 60 years, tuberculosis
Hospital
Mary Comes, Il years, 72I Sixteenth
street northeast
Bridget Jennings, 81 years, 500
Twelfth street southwest
Mary a. CrOnin, 50 years, Emergency
Hospital
Mary Irwin, so years, 1858 Church
street northwest
Frederick SteinIe, 81 years, Emery
enCy Hospital.
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SEWING MACHINES

BEST VALUES ever OFered-Drophead sing
Ct. $3.50; drophead New Home $3.50 cabi-
net grand Standard $50 Domestic droDIear
So Davis hand machine $3.50 Rentfns, ans
repairing all makes Express for hire School
supplies LARKIN- Sd and Il y W Phone
Main 2225-
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PHYSICIANS
DR.. SHADE, Specialist, 728 18th s..

Washington Oldest Specialist
50 years practice treating uervol1. ana
chronic diseases. also stomach. lungs as4h-
ma CatarTh. appendicitis, liver, heart Kid
neys. bladder, structure DISCHARGES -e1s-sI
debility. and special weakness blood s7d
skin diseases Special and private ailments
Of both sexes cured quickly. Consultation
free Hours 10 70 L and 3 to $50 daIIv.
Sundays, 10 70 Il Chandler Building, EIeva-
-or and phone
DR. NICHOLSON. SPECIALIST 1873 y =
y " Results guaranteed IN Rhe11n1a tis-77
Govt. SciatiCd, Insomnia. Ch17ea. co. RS
and other acute and chronic troubles. o 70
= . - . p iI--Iues-, thurs. Sa;-. 10 D m
CCMOIOF-ATA&IA- the SCOurEe Cf man
kind. yields TO druEless healiug-e1forced-
restoring the blood circulation Cures IT as
well 2S the other iDCurabIe (S0-CaIIedg all
meats Of men Come and learn what IT viii
DO for you Pamphlets. references Iaforna-
ton and consultation free PROF. H " D
PARKER. 10-2 18th St y W
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PHOTOGRAPH SUPPLIES

AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS
Ny cooperative plan for developing and
printing enables you to secure an Sz1O en-
largement absolutely free AL and learn
the details Phone Main sis
SEABROOK- SO Z St y "
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WINDOW CLEANING

HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY wINDows7
White help and moderate prices LEON 7
CAHOGS. Acme Window Cleaning Co r.
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PAINTING AND DECORATING

BEFORE painting get our estfuzrs- cheap
est. but hest, in city drop posIaf OF csfi
CARLISLE & VAUGHN 10 ID s. " "
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HELP WANTED-MALE

HCEF WAN EO-NtHLE
An INTELLIGENT PERSON nay earn 800
monthly corresponding for Newspaper No
oanFassingi send for particulars. PRESS
SYNDICATE. LockpOTt. y =
BOy@SeveraI for box shop work, good
wages: steady employment CAPITAL.
PAPER BOX CO - Hanover 81 y W
BOY-whi5e.- 10 20 = years old. 70 learn
trunk trade 1850 lexington place y z
BOY 70 assist in a bakery JOHN sTEISLE.
BCTLERs. janitors. dishwashe-s. man drive
grocery wagon bali boys, boy bowling al
ley iss5 iith y "
COAT lfAkER-For INSIDE by the week
apply BERNSTEIN & GOODMAN. 81 7th
COAT MAKERS-Tvo- experienced At once
call L JACOBS q co, Eoslz 9Th 81 y W
DRTVER-Experienoe white Tor milk BOX
2Ss, Times office
ELECTRICAL HELPER liz. 81 north
Nese-
ICE CREAM MAKER DCRAN BROS p
Il y "
I MADE S50.O00 IN ave years with a small
mail C-de- business began with s., send
5ls7. Lockport. y z
LADIES' TAILORS-Tv-o. first class: and
two coat helpers 140T L 81 y W
LADIES' TAILORS wanted 10I2 18th st.
MANAGEABLE. as Membership solicitor Tor
Carroll Institr te- regular employment Ap-
ply 10 yAIES = SHEA SIS La ave y W
NAN to drive milk wagon, references 1850
? ST y W
PAPER FANGER-First class v. = JOHN
son. 7es y J ave y W
PAPERHANGER and wall scrapers. at once
W H MARTIN < BROS IL y Car
ave : E
PAPERHANGERs. Apply at once HAIR
RINGION BROS, l. WiScqnsln ave NV
PAPERHANGERS- SOLISON & SHE'D -
PAPER HANGER-At once { 9 81
PAPER HANGERS-Apply at once. HUNT.
9th and sts- y "
PAPERHANGERS- at once Apply WI
Y MAHONEN- SO Pa ave : L
PL-ASTERERS-1o. 18th and Euclid SITS y
" Apply Monday morning with tools,
$50 per day
PI.AsTERERs- hrs5-cIass- I'd and ?
PHOTOGR HER-ExDerienced in hiEh-cIass
81 studio Tor studio and view work.
state salary and experience In reply PHOTO.
BOX 81 Times Once
PREssER AND CLEANER-FIrst-class- 2G2
18Th St y W
PLTMBER and plumbers helper Apply
WM- KOCH 1211 Z St y W
REAL ESTATE AGENT to sell or exchange
New York State property Address BOX
Is Times Office
INSTANTANEOUS for or dry goods
depar tmeut- one having knowledge OF win
dox dressing preferred Apply with refer
ences TO NJ EISEMAN < BROS, 1924 Pa ave
y W
sTABT-E Man and boys Tor bovvIing alley
EUREKA. 10l y Y ave
WALL CRAPER-Experienc at once:
plenty of work good pay L W & J. B.
HENDERSON Hos G st y W
YOUNG MAN to learn Sentle-nen-s furnish
ing business. $50 Office boy salesman ex-
perienced. stationery business. must be let
ter press operator experienced window
dresser with ability 70 sell clothing. perma-
nent position. Apply TO NTCKERT-S EN-
PLOTMENT SERVICE, 60 Munsey Bldg.
No registration fee
YOUNG NAN 10 learn ad writing. must
have fair command OF English language.
one with natural propensity for writing pre-
ferred, good wages at start excellent chance
for advancement Address BOX 800. Times
Office
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CHURCH NOTICES

EVANGELICAL. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Lecture by Bishop Oliver c SabIn at F'yth-
ian Temple. 1912 9Th st y. W. at II a n
Subject, The New thoughts It True2''
seats free All invited
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE-Firxt Church Of
Christ. Scientist. 18th and r SITS. " W
Services Sunday. Il a. n. and s D m
Wednesday evening meeting, D m Public
cordially invited All seats free Free read
ing room. sol Colorado Building.
UNITARIAN-Au souls Church. cor IAN
and 7 SIS. Ulysses q. =. Pierce. y. D.
minister 9-45 q n Sunday school; II a m,
There is also kindergarten during the hour
OF morning worship; $50 = m. Young Peo-
pies Religious Union The public invited to
all services.
EPIsCOPAL-TRINTTY CHURCH. Sd and c
SITS n W--Rev- Richard P Williams. rec
tor services, 7-SG II. s Rt- Rev L H
Root D D. bishop Of Hankow. China will
preach at Il All welcome.
Y. ". G. A-Sunday vesper service at the
Vacation Lodge, Cherrydale Va, on Greet
Fails trolley line, = O'Clock Miss Harriet s
Ellis viii speak on The Two Classes
PEOPLES OPEN AIR EVENSONG. Mt St.
Aban--SUnday, September >. 1910 at 4 D.
m Special services for all Free and Accented
Mssons commemorative OF Masonic Cathedral
fleming Mems rector of the Church OF the
Ascension The music viii be sung bv A
nlsssed choir led by a detachment Of the L
5 Marine Band Take Tenleytown cars.
METROPOLITAN MEMORIAL Al
CHURCI-CornAr John Marshal %. and G
M. Picture Of a Magnificent Nau-Thefr
Spiritual Lessons Sunday school and Net
ropolitan~ Bible class. $50 a m Special Ed
worth League service. go p n
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COAL AND WOOD

HooI Phillips & Juenenaan. MID
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-24
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