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The evening world., 1911-04-03

Aged .couple-Nstmaly. it seems, old mood.
peofne ,,ictlms OF Indigestion. constipation,
net and the regular use q a digestive aid, sich
~ tablets. irlQlepilne,. wall relieve and cure. For
saipherb' 'n won Srd'na a' sillp Es ts sisst '1S,.,.
tablets will Icgulate the liver and bowels IN.
prove the blood and increase the viyor 81 Old
W. II. mann oi the greatest skin ,peoial.
ISIS prescribe m various formula the following
for stubborn cases ~ eczema, and YOU NAV he
sts oo1i "a Ej,,o of se,epSs i yea WI cartul5
q fos ,EsS,oin, a pSwSasrpd prai1nct ars ran.I R'Gs s
but o. great virtue in all forms Of skin disease
Zen have your dtnsgl,t mia, csrbolie acid sd
A. home ~arm the ointment and gradually and
slogly ,tl n the powder, Nnse.kayioin, When
snd can ddend on results. ,Wah The par,
with CASTLE soap and apIly the IN iItiirs tsicc
daily.
N. X,LThe delicate organs Of your
.'' are Affected by a poor circulation Of blood
s,hts ana Fotnanly pains almost unendurable.
s,gIinnsh'ei by %Ir'sulaf Cnod,t, headache
thi, treatment for several month, daih. and
per0die nov Nibunum prunifolitm' l o.. tine
t.It 'a'pintne como, ! OF. mot cardRmoml and
,n@oi %rsp Of hlgoiha,phitt. Q Q1s. MY
Mclshi - below normal Ly 20 pounds, To
-.'N. - f'.'' no. ~ N#IlNNf fAh4fft a.
.F 4teflnns aeon IN. az scaled packet, OBJ.
tainabt 1T any ven supplied drug store.
footsoTe The foot trouble which you descrlbs
y luN NE thousands 81 o%tl,sri; tired, aching
sN.ai5 callon.cd. swollen, itching and bnrnin,
feet are IN M dpiuiun due 10 light .ISes 90
,1oT sirc,la'lon Of the blood, causing he re
teuuom OF lolspnuus waste matter, congcstion
ele,, 70 ov' rndme tho conditions Il Is necessaT'
TO draw ont ite !ni.Cu1, improve the cirrulatio,
end Tone up ne lssl, i%lgamsnts aud tenions OF
no zee. ] have nee 'uunl ANYTHING 10 tqna
me following. 20 , .a!l1u Of hot water adj a
tsSisVninl ~ prll'ru'r ril,ne lHwder ami ,
,sn,s;noonin q al. lmmersc the. feet Ii Ia
| w mn y I'rtt' iiti, 'it'sr Win cold va.
Mazda L.. You ave certainly ton thin for van,
| height. lut yhy YOU should he s~oeptiral nf "a.
siding weight, without s,en irving, /, queeg, Ia
-y ne least. have May patients WHO satc
'ga' they have gaI0,l tt0m ono To five po,ni
= wee, bye 'ENug the 3-gtain hypO nurians
'fAilts. Witch 7 have nro,CHhcl 20 often In liz,
ah'',rs. would ad'l' you 10 ty them sever
wteH, and then .eHlfl 10 we the results, A
superh i,ggre i admired by mon and enyici by
! women. ~
The evening world., 1911-04-03
DEF TO O'GORMAN
WITH COMMISSION,

ALBANY, April S.-John A. Mason,
secretary 10 Gov, Dix. left for Wash
layton to-day carrying with him two
copies OF the commission certifying
the election OF former Justice James
A. o'Gormsn as a United States SEN
ator from New York, one copy Will
he given to Senator O'Gorman and the
other hled with Nice-President Sher-
man In time 10 permit Senator O'Gor-
man TO occupy the seat formerly as
signed TO Chauncey N. Depew ut the
opening OF tho extraordinary session
of Congress Tomorrow noon.
Mr.. Mason will zee Gov. Dix in New
York and have him attach his slgna-
ture TO the commission which is at
tested by Secretary OF State I.azansky.
lie mas planned 90 leave New York AT
midnight 90 as TO keep an appointment
With Senator O'Gorman at the New
Willard Hotel. Washington. Tomorrow
morning. The commission certlhe- that
senate O'Gorman has been elected fog
a term OF xix years, beginning p1
March 4 last.
The evening world., 1911-04-03
TWO PHARMACISTS HELD.
Accused Of substituting Drugs Fol.
lowing Worlds Exposure.

Joeph Gibiau and Harry Rubensteln,
two pharmacists who We're arrested as
a result OF The Worlds exposure OF tho
widespread practice or adulteratlng and
substituting drugs, were held in $1,000
each b. Magistrate Fraschi In the
Tombs Police Court to-day. Gibian'.'
store IL on the northwest corner of Forn
second street and Eighth avenue and
Rubinstein's In AT No. % Second avenue,
Both waived examination.
Both druggists We're arrested ou Feb
after The Worlds Investigator had in
formed the D,styict-AtIoruey that they
had sold him clear water when he had
asked for ruhidium din
The evening world., 1911-04-03
Il" TRAIN WHISTLE
CALLS RESERVES
FOR CIGARETTE
Army of Police Rush to Sta.
ton and Hold Up
Passengers.

The police OF the East Ono Humid red
and Twen,y-sixth street station do not
intend to be splashed by any crime
wave not II any one knows II. This
morning all the detectives and the re-
serves were turned out TO capture a
cigarette smoker.
Morris O'Gorman. a real estate agent.
living at No. 42 East One Hundred and
Fortieth street. bosrded the Third ave-
nue. elevated at One Hundred and Thir-
t~y-seventh street about I o'clock this
morning.
Calmly lighting . cigarette. he pun@d
blithely away until Robert Michsels. the
guard. saw him.
You'll have to cut out the choo-choo
thing. bo,' said the guard.
I'm not smoking" replied O'Gorman
facstiously. IT'S the cigarette"
pity your joke amt as fresh az YOU
are" retorted the guard. You'll have
to chuck II away. TEENS orders. and
that's the law"
O'Gorman. who has tho name OF the
newly chosen United States Senator. bu,
II no relation so far as the police know,
didn't care 70 throw away y perfectly
good cigarette. only half smoked. and
said 30.
At One Hundred and Twenty-nInth
street O'0orman refused TO stop smok-
Ing or accept the guards invitation to
get of. 90 the motorman was notified.
~ soon 10 the train pulled out OF the
station the motorman began blowing his
distress whistle. -Four short toots re.
vsrberated all up and down Third ave.
nue., and everytims the train passed q
policeman the policeman yanked out
his whistle N began blowing.
In n short time whistles were sound
Ing from every post. while the one IN
the train walled and ~screeched spss-
| medically.
The East one Hundred and Twenty.
sixth street station Ia right AT the side
Of the elevated station. and the lleutsn-
ant on the desk heard the concert long
before the train came by.
lie hastily called all the reserves and
detectives IN turned them out double
quick. BY the time ths train got 10
the One Hundred and Twenty-hlai
street station every stairway was
guarded.
Nobody can pass lust now WAS the
order. The passengers began. swarminG
dnwr the stairs IN the downtown side
only TO be halted by u policeman AND
detective. until the steps We're overflow
Ing.
-Four detectives rushed ny into The
train and went through all the cars un-
III they came 10 Michaels. VINO pointed
out the ''cu!prlt,' who was just getting
the last gasp out OF his cigarette.
In the meantime the train was held
all the passengers were kept prisoner,
on the stairs or platform. and there wa,
great excitement, until O'0orman wa,
gently marched from the train. takei
TO the station house and locked up on q
charge OF disorderly conduct
The evening world., 1911-04-03
Jap SCARE IN ANTlPODES.
KIM Of Loyalty Islands Asks
British and French Aid.

VICTORIA. Il. C., April 3-Fears of
Invasion by the japanese are maintained
BY the newspspermen Of the Antipodes,
according to advices received yesterday
by the Makura. W. j. Wetrlams, King
OF me Loyalty Islands, has addressed
petitions both TO Great Britain and
French officials asking that a protect,-
rate be declared over the islands 20
prevent them being secured by Japan.
The hIne writes that japanese are
erowding Into New Caledonia and have
Installed a wireless station in the Low
atty island He says he fears the
spane are preparing a base that
The evening world., 1911-04-03
JAPS HEAD FOR ANTARCTIC.

SAN FRANCISCO. April S-The
Japanese Antarctic expedition, under
Lieut.. Shirase, left Wellington. New
Zealand. on the little steamer Khan
MARI. Feb. II. according to mail ad-
vices received here to-day. Just before
leaving the explorer received a large
remittance from Count Okuna to pay
the cost OF reattlng the vessel on her
return from the Polar seas. \ fieet OF
yachts escorted the explorer for some
distance.
The evening world., 1911-04-03
'BOSS'COXAPPEARS IN COURT

CINCINNATI. April 3-George b.
Cox. Republican leader. reindicted on a
charge Of perjury and missing since
last Friday. appeared at the Court
House at ll.p A. NJ. to-day, Just as
Prosecutor Hunt was preparing teie-
grams to chiefs Of police In all cities
asking them to arrest Cox as a fugitive
from Justice.
No announcement as to where he had
been. or why he absentcd himself. was
made. Bond VAS furnished In the sum
OF 1000.
The evening world., 1911-04-03
SD CONGRESS,
)EMOCRATSRUL|NC,
READY FOR SESSION
Many Changes in Senate and
House, with Notable Veter-
ans Missing From Ranks.
REPUBLICANS IN SHADE.
Rivals Have Majority of 6S in
Lower Branch-Only Q
Behind in Upper.
REPUBLICANS IN SHADE.

WASHINGTON. April 3-The interest
hg situation Of a Democratic House
and q Republican Senate meetinx to
consider q TAFT Administrative measure
sirscts unusual attention 10 the con-
sening OF the sixty-second Congress In
Extraordinary session at noon to-nor-
row. The political compilations Of the
Two branches OF Congress Will be A.
sofiowp:
House-Dsmoerats. -; Republicans.
isc; sociaiists. 1; vacancies. ., the Ninth
low and Second Pennsylvania districts.
neutrality-suspicious.. 20: Democrats.
VI. vacancy. I, from Colorado.
The roll calls IN the two branches
win show some remarkable changes
from the last session. n .ss Hous the
Democrats will show q gaia - - SAm-
berr and the Republicans . loss % q.
ths socisils, member. Victor Berger. Of
Milwaukee. accounting for the differ
encs in the equation.
Many Veterans Missing.
by reason OF the. change resulting
from ~ election last November new
-. At -. =. .
- W. " ;"
.''"p VI "e "ouse' o"' !" "s ~"o'e
"'sshiAs'ioh' hcpuohcan employees IN
ereat number viii 20 out and their
places will be flied by Democrats.
Choice rooms IN the Capitol and In tnie
House office. building long controlled
by the Republicans. win be %surrendered
TO the representatives OF the par,y
which Is to gather up tho House relns.
Instead OF the nfty-nIne Republican,
who occupied seats in the Senate on
March a. there VIII be only NIFTY to-mor-
- - y ' W" ;"
N,.n, ,a ,.,,.,aa -
Colorado ~ oIIed .rhor. v.. "na n
,pry IN u,a i,., ..ssLo, .an..d t~ -.
death of senator Hughes az CoI,,,a,
u,r. notahls ov.n ,b,, IA. -.
numhcr n, n.w ,,ce. IL, "a. s.,;a,..n
,,. uous. yin a.. ia. an..n,. =.
many ve,.ra, Isy,sl.,ors T,. sn..t.,,,
marble ro.truu .ui not ,..o,., ,.I,
,b. vtyoron. rb,.L. -, e.. 60,
-aNel FOR AIR rsn,o, u,,u .,,.., A. a.,
,,nk. ar en-. mIno,J,Y Va,... -,
many ls,IsIa,by. .tr,. ..u' w.
ut,..a ,,om "a. H.. a.. "
chief among thos. Who's. sh..n .p
,oom i.rxs viii IA. n. v,.v az MInn..a,.
pou,.n n, u,lnoI. 80, :, r."".H ~.
Eini.v -, ,.u,or,t. -. -
.on. and ,n.L. =, -, - - :
smith n, Iow, no,h, ~, 49,"
The evening world., 1911-04-03
GONE
"Simplc Remedy from Rikcr's Re-
moved Them" Says Society Lady.

The best skin Specialists told ms tina,
nothing would remove my Ireckies anu
that 1 would carry them to my grave"
said . well known society woman. I" but |
fooled them all with u new drug, othine-
double strength-that I bought at Riker's
which cleared my skin snd gave me q nns
coinplexiOn."
The action OF othins 10 really remark .
able. for. when applied ~ night many oil
the ffeckles disappear entirely by msrning
and the rest have b sRun to fade. An
ounce Is usually all that Is needed. even Tot
Sc sure TO ask Rker's for the doub'.
strength othlne. as this, IL sold under a
guarantee Of money oack " " fsNs to
remove the frechlcs
The evening world., 1911-04-03
IN COURT IN LITTER
DEMANDING $4,000.
Jewish Teacher Whose Back Was
Broken Says He Can Never
Stand on Feet Again.

Moses Altman. who's, iinely SHAPED
cad and ratriartiila beard might have
marked q much older leader ~ the Jew
lsh faith. was borne into tho supreme
The evening world., 1911-04-03
.SPORT|VE WHALE
HAVING FUN WITH
:. LONG ISLANDERS
II Hurries Seward as Three
Boats Start Out From
Southampton.
THEN TAKES LONG DIVE.
Some Persons Suspect II Is a
Trained Getacean P~racticing
for Summer Scenes.
THEN TAKES LONG DIVE.


Funny tlans about whales They seem
to hunt trouble Take. for, instance, the
co,., ,h,,b ~. ~stopailv vander
49,. a.. ,.rL ,-,,a,horned a.,,bS nj,
-,..nu 49,. -.
Wv $50 =.
why 10 'hcy "l""'' -
point 'or Ihe7r "ppe"'"".e ""e'e ''e
- Nv "o'''e oo'o"s
nancy southampton IA" ~ .
lhe@e ranuoHi re"'aVNS are "prop'" '"
a bis wha'e whioh appeared o" ooutn-
amptoh yesterday morning ano o'n
STUNTS nv uay NJ = instance OF spo"'
hVe miles on shore' Salh "hale gam
boiled ANA spouted' advances ana re-
'rea'eu' ana nnany "'sappeareu' o'S W
snow up again thls morning not more
.s,r.-
~ 49,
Not tns same Wns'e'
Capt. Nelson Burnett and capt. Her
hort White, who have pursued the whale
I'm ,,s native e,ement in all the FAR
,r.,ic and ,ntarc,ic se,. declare ,ha,
- - 10000. "a IL, -.
~ ''''''' "
NOT the sans whAie nat p"iu "o"'"-
ainpton a Visit on Narch Il anu urassed
out all the old whaIeboats and rusty
harpoons and retired whalcrs IN a fruit
lee. hunt sNoi only TO satisfy them
-. =, ,ht. oot,, hu, 20 XIII tho
800 -
"ha'e IL poss'''e az" 'I"s "s N""
ashore 10 be prospec'ed Tor oiup"er anu
oil and whalenone. Capt. Burnett and
Cant. White and Frank White-no kld
a, an. c~sn,ain-each Jared forth I'm a
~
,..... WIZ .r. ,hr.a ho.,s
NJ ""s "i'""' '"'" '"' - -
The evening world., 1911-04-03

lane, :. The 'y-mp-
M. indicate a chron-
is Sale OF indigestion
.rd patton,
which has illei ~,
system with uric ~
pe,. after eatins.
,ejrhins. Jain under
The shoulders, sour
TO m sch, n.ad'che'
d.aly attack lroNi-
n u,lts,
- TN D.
The evening world., 1911-04-03
The Doctors Answers On
Health and Beauty Questions
BY DR.. Lewis Baker.

toms o. DISEASES se given ami the answers win amply to any cae
Tho.c vihiug further advice, free, may address DR.. Levi. Baker
,ol,ae Vll'g College ElwoOl Sta, Dayton. Ohio, enclosing MI
.ddrs,s ..anued envelope for reply. No question. will he snsrsrI
miles, I'm name and address is given, Initials or nom de plume viii
la nsei in answers. The prescriptions can be filled at any We'll
40 SeI drug store. Any druggist can order NJ wholesaler,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-14
A Pint Of UnequaI8d
Cough Syrup for Soc
The Quickest, Surest Cough Remedy You
Ever usod, or Money Refunded. Stops
Even Whooplna Cough Quickly.

You may not need the % which 60-cent
bottle Of Pinex saves you, but you do need
the wonderful effectiveness Of this famous
cough remedy. 1t will usually stop the
most obstinate deepseated cough inside Of
"a hours, and has no equal for whooping
cough.
A 6Ooent bottle Of Pinex, mixed with
homemade sugar syrup, gives you full
pint-a family supply OF the most pleasant
and effective cough remedy you ever used
Easily prepared in i've minutes-direotionS
In package.
The way this takes hold Of q cough and
gives instant relief, will make you regret
that you never tried II before. Stimulates
the appetite, u alightly laxative and tastes
good-children take 1t willingly. IL has q
wonderful record In cases OF incipient
lung trouble and ia splendid for Group,
asthma, bronchitis, throat trouble, etc.
Plnex is q special and highly concen-
trated compound Of Norway White Pine
extract, rich in guaiacol and other natural
healing pine elements. Simply mix with
sugar syrup or strained honey, in a pint
bottle, and 1t Ia ready for use. Used in
more homes In the u. s. and CANADA than
any other cough remedy.
Pinex has often been initiated, but never
successfully, for nothing else will produce
the same results. The genuine Ia gtlaran.
teed to give absolute satisfaction or money
refunded. Certificate Of guarantee Is wrap
ped In each package. Your druggist has
Pinex or will gladly get 1t for you. II not
send to The Pinex Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-14
Effective Home Remedy
for tuberculosis

1t is a serious matter when the lungs
are affected. A trip away or to a sana-
tOrlum Is not only tremendously expen-
siye, but 1t involves separation from home
and friends. Some are benefited. but
none can safely return. Eckmans Alter
ative Is enectiye-nO leaving home neCes-
sary For example:
231 s. Atlantic Ave, HaddOnheld, ~ ].
Gentlemen: In the fan Of 1905 / con.
tracted very severe cold, which settled
on my lungs At last began to raise
sputum, and my physician then told me
! must go TO California Immediately. At
this time l was advised to take Eek
mans Alternative. j stayed mt home and
commenced taking II the last week ia
October. | began to improve, and the
first week In January, 1906, ! resumed
my regular occupation. having gained %
pounds, fully restored to health II Is
now five years since my cure has been
effected, and / cannot praise Eckman's
Alternative too highly / have recon-
mended It with excellent results"
(SigHedj W NJ. TATEM.
Eckman's Alternative Is effective IN Bron.
chltls. Asthma. Hay Fever; Throat and
Lung Troubles and In upbuldlng the
system Does not contain poisOns. Opntes
or habit.forming drugs. Ask for booklet
OF cured cases and write 10 Eckman
Laboratory, Philadelphia. Pa, for more evi-
dence. For sale by all leading druggists and
J. z. Perry, Salem. Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-14

reconsideration was unanimously
carried and a notice was ordered sent
to the Spaulding people command.
ing them to vacate the streets which
they have been using for so many
years.
The next bomb to be exploded was
Alderman Huckestein's resolution
that the city council order the build
ing committee to install in the base
ment of the city Jail a concrete floor
two grated doors, one solid iron
door and to make an entrance to the
basement from the street. Also that
two shower baths be installed in the
Jail. The mayor moved that the mat
ter be referred to the building COM
mittee, but this method of delaying
the effects Of the resolution did not
appeal to its author and he objected
in the following manner.
Baths for Tramps.
Gentlemen, this is a matter of
grave importance to the city of Sa-
lem. You who do not know the facts
have but to look into the basement
of this building to find that the con-
ditions as depicted in the papers of
recent date are true. Such condi-
tiOns have existed long enough and
1t is time that they should cease.
Filth is no name for the city Jail.
When l asked the chief why there
were no quilts for the cots, he an
swered that once there were quilts,
but that they became so louzy that
they walked away. Whoever the
men are who inhabit our jails, they
are human beings and deserve con-
sideration as such. A means of get
ting clean and keeping that way is
the least that we can do for them.
Chief Hamilton took this matter
up with Mr.. Mofitt of the building
committee and he has so far neglect
ed to act. 1t is now up to the coun-
Gil to see that it is done" After be-
temporary chairman Lafky
considerably with several motions,
the resolution was unanimously
passed.
OVerWOrked JackscreWs.
Moffitt and his jackscrews were
then brought within the range of the
mayors powerful irony as he told
why he had vetoed the paying of the
bill for the use of the same. He said
that such a bill was unjust, unfair,
and if paid would be disgrace to
the city. Mr.. Mofitt's bill was for
the use of several jackscrews which
the city had loaned and for which he
was making charge of 25 cents per
day, which is the usual charge for
the use of the same in this city
The mayor thought, however, that a
tool that earned 1900 per cent OF
more per year ON the money invest
ed in it was working overtime. The
jacks cost but $3.50 when new ant
the city was paying $3.50 per montf
for the use of them only. This time
the council was with the mayor anC
when a vote was taken, only tive
voted against his veto.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-14
CHANGE
IN WOMAN'S
LIFE
Made Safe by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Graniteville, Vt.-"I was passing
through the Change of | Iifeand Suffered
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-14
SALVATION
ARMY WORK
is PRACTICAL
CAPTAIN RYAN OF THE ARMY
SAYS THERE ARE TWENTY OR
THIRTY FAMILIES NEEDING
HELP CHARITABLE FOLKS
CAN HELP THEM BY PHONING
HIM.

According to Capt, Ryan, the Off
Ger in charge of Salvation Army
work at Salem, there are about 20
or 30 families in this city who do
not know where their clothing and
food for this winter are coming from.
Capt. Ryan says every cent he can
raise and every bit of old clothing
they can get hold of goes to the sup
port of unfortunate and deserving
people. Some old clothing they con-
vert into money and that goes into
their relief fund. Only the plainest
things are bought no luxuries.
Clothing for men and children is es-
pecially needed. He says he has had
some help from the Ladies' Aid So
ciety who recently gave the charity
ball, but he says that organization
cannot do much more for his work.
He and his wife GO to the homes of
the poorest people and they frequent
ly send for them and do them a
world of good by praying with them
and keeping them from growing de-
spondent and losing all hope. That
kind of consolation often helps them
as much as money and clothes. The
Army also conducts a Bible class at
the state prison Friday nights, and
they do a work there of incalculable
value. All their prison work is per-
sonal work with the men. They get
no support from the state in that
work or any work they do. That
much good is being done by the Sal.
vation Army is evident and that it is
worthy of support is certain. Fur
thermore aid given through their or.
ganization will accomplish more ant
go farther and go more nearly to the
right people than by any other chan
mel of distribution 1t is a comfor
to know that there is an organiza
ton that seeks out the needy anC
ministers to them.
The Army needs from 5000 to $780,
for it's charitble work at Salem thii
winter, and there ought to be SOM
way to get this money
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-14
SOCIALISTS
OUTLINE THEIR
PLAN OF WORK

The Socialists cf Salem held
meeting at Commercial Hall last
night to consider the nomination OF
Socialist candidates candidates for
oouncilmen in the various wards. The
following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That the trends of
events eerywhere is distinctly en-
couraging to Socialists. The natural
and inevitable fruits of capitalism in
the high cost of living, and its ina
bility to keep the people employed,
presage its early undoing.
In the United States the Social
lists now control something like so
cities, in every one of which, where
there has been time for action, they
are giving practical demonstration,
which for benifcence and economy
have never been eQualed in this
country.
In foreign lands the Socialist par
ty is now nearing complete control
of government, and in The very near
future will be able to demonstrate on
national scale the beneficience of
their political and economic ideas.
2. In local affairs we favor a
city-owned water plant, and city
owned lighting plant, water and light
to be furnished the people at cost.
8. All work OF public improve
ment should be done by the city and
thus save to the people the money
that now goes as profits to the CON
tractors.
4. Home labor should have pref
erence in all public work, and eight
hours should constitute a days la
Dor.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-11-14
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