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Evening journal., 1912-12-12
crv urnnuru~ TAT
OLA WUNIHS lin
JAIL FOR CHRISTY

Arthur e. Christy. the young colored
man, convicted in the United States
Court yesterday on the charge Of max
ing false affidavit TO civil service ex-
animation paper, was sentenced to six
months Imprisonment by Judge Brad
ford in that tribunal yesterday after
noon. Christy also must pay the costs
of the prosecution.
Evening journal., 1912-12-12
RIcYcLE ICr PLEAsEs.

"Chick" and "Chicklets," the
comedy bicycle act at the Garrick
Theatre this week, is a genuine fun
fest The main "chick" 10 about the
most amusing cyclist who ever struck
Wilmington. and he and the four lit
tie chicks go through all sorts OF
stunts, much to the amusement OF the
theatre patrons.
Evening journal., 1912-12-12
SMYRNA

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
SMYRNA. Del. Dec. l2-Daniol C..
Spruance of New York CITY, was a
recent Smyrna visitor Miss Ethel
Grieves spent a couple OF days this
week az Chcsv old William H. Stay
ton, of New York. was In smyrna
yesterday
Evening journal., 1912-12-12
TODAY is is.l2.Is.
Similar Situation WIN Not Occur
Again Until January I. pool.

Today tho date may be writton
12-12-l2, and an opportunity TO write
the date in similar fashion. for month.
day and year. viii not occur again
until January 4 POOL
lt is possible during the first i2
years in century TO write month. day
and year ia this manner. but, IL the
newly advocated calendar. which is TO
divide the year into 13 months of
equal length, is adopted, another OPP
portunity in each century will occur
Evening journal., 1912-12-12
AGAIN TAX TAXATION.

The State Revenue and Taxation
Commission met today in the rooms
OF the Directors of the Street and
Sewer Department. The subjects dis
cusses were the proposed increase in
the State liquor license tax, the ap-
pointment Of county assessors by
the Levy Courts instead of electing
them and the semi-annual report of
the commission. Nothing definite was
done
Evening journal., 1912-12-12

For Coughs, Grip, Group,
Catharrh, Quick Consumption,
Typhoid and contagious dis
eases, BRAZILIAN BALM
never failed or lost a case, as it
KILLS THE GERMS-lOc,2 ,25c,
SOC and Sl.00.
Evening journal., 1912-12-12
rn RECnME FARMER.

Evans Cook. of Woodside has rent
ed the Beeson farm, at Carpenter
station. He is a brother of Reynolds
Cook. Of No. IA East Second street
Evening journal., 1912-12-12
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

BY The United Press
NEW YORK. Bee. t2-Thc stock
market opened active aud irregular
Union Pacific opened around l55 and
sold 154 within a few minutes Read
ing alse lost a point in the early trad
ing. Steel held fairly steady al
Ga ga
llS0-The market steadied during
the early part OF the second hour.
l040-Union Pacific was under
greater pressure than az any time
since the downward movement began
and sold as low as l5l around 1890,
against 155 close yesterday Union
Pacific regained to l52 IA within ten
minutes. Reading was l62 ga and
Steel GA IA, a decline Of 1-2
c. T. Hudson. q Co. say.
we do not advise purchases OF
stocks until the market settles and
it is possible to get the trend Reduce
lines on bulges."
+ ID. Lackey 4 Co. say
"The market is still very nervous
but we are confident the worst is
over for the time being and a good
rally is in order
Evening journal., 1912-12-12
nam OF rHANKs.

Charles n. Clouser and family desire 70
express their appreciation Of the kindness
and sympathy Of their friends and 20 thank
them FOR the floral offerings sent az the time
of their recent bereavement%
Evening journal., 1912-12-12

In order to select from the most e.
fcient workers IN every line Of en-
deavor. make full use of the Want
Columns.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1912-12-12
TOO LATE no cLAssIFY.

l. STATE OF EsrHER ALEXANDER,
u DECEASED.
Notice Is hereby given that Letters OF
Administration. upon the estate of Esther
Alexander late OF Wilmington hundrcd. de
ressed were duly granted unto Loola p Fay.
on the nth day OF December. a. u. 1912
and al persons indebted 90 the said de-
ceased arc requested 70 make payment 90 tho
AdministratriS without delay. and all per
sons having demands against the deceased
arc required 20 exhibit and present the
same. duly probaicd 10 the said Admiuistra-
trix on or before the 18th day OF Decem-
Der, A. d. 1919. or abide by the law in this
behalf LEOLA J. FAY
Administratrix
Address 1lrs. Leola }. Fay. care y. Jack
son Peirce Wilmington, Del d12.1a.26-i2.
NY HNTFIl-YOIfNG CTRl 1o IIEI u
w nurse with children. Apply Mr. H. r.
"a Carpenter end Of Rising sun trolley.
Peoples Ans dia-et
Evening journal., 1912-12-12
Kennard&Co.

store Opens at $50 a. m. Closes at p. m.
Open Saturday night until 93O
Evening journal., 1912-12-12
SINES AND WEIGH
FLORISTS

Eighth ST., near TatnaIl.
Cut Flowers and Funeral Designs
o speciality.
d. & 4 5g72. DeImarvIa l7se.
Evening journal., 1912-12-12
crRRENT EYENTS MORK.

Wallace Nutting Pictures. 25c
$3.50 at Yerger's, 419 shipley St.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-06

The police. who have had cx- pcricncc in dealing with inc Chi
 nantcn in past wars believe the
 u!timalum means that the DOW
 erful longs will join in war of extcrminalion of the smaller so- cictics if they do not heed the warning. The chief of police has consulted with the leading Chi
 namcn regarding the threatened wal. but all have professed ig- |horance' of the pending trouble. He has notified them that if, the war is resumed action wilibssak- en to'provids for e wholesale de- +portation of the leaders, who are
 among the most prominent Chi
 namen of the city.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-06
CHINESE TONG WAR IS
 THREATENED ON PACIFIC COAST
LEADING Tonos ISSUE uLTMATuM TO WARRNa ONES THAT THEY MUST DECLARE TRUc E BEFORE FEBRUARY 17 OR
 BE ExTERMNaTED--PoLIcE ARE ACTIVE

San Francisco, Feb. G.--Anolh- rr Chinese tong war such as made life uncertain in the Chinese section of this city few years ago is imminent. There has been warfare between certain mil nor tOngs for some time, despite the efforts of the police to get at the bottom of the trouble.
 Seven of the leading tongs have taken the matter up and have is- sued an ultimatum to the five warning tongs that they must get together and settle their differ- 'enceby The ultimat1n states that unless the topgsj declare a truce February 1.-the greatest war ever participated in on the Pacific coast will occur.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-06
ROOSEVELT FOR
 SECOND CHOICE f La Toilette Withdraws From Race Progressiyes Will
 Favor Roosevelt


 Columbus, O.. Feb. G.--John facklrr. chairman of tn" Prngrrs- slrc Republican league. states that if senator La Toilette withdraws from. the, presidential race Col ."nrl R""srIrlt will br the lea GueS candidate.
 It iS confidently predicted the colonel will win thr nomination over President Taft. The candi- dary of Senator Cumm;ns of Iowa, Is looked upon as irving io save his Slair from endorsing PrrSi- dent Tafi and in swing the com nIii"rmrn tn the prngr 'SSiNr can uIdal". cummIn~ announcement IS not taken seriously.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-06
CHARGE REDUCED ID M|SDEMEANOR Fairbanks Bank Officials Will Not be Tried for Em-
 bezzIement

Fairbanks, Feb. G.--Thc .indict- "d Seattle men charged with hav- ing embedded the funds of the Fairbanks Banking company will be tried on a less serious charge when the case comes 10 trial.
 They will not be tried for en- beZZlcmcnt, the charge having been changed tn making a false report of the condition of the bank m ord IT to deceive the creditors and drpOsitnrS. which is only a misdcmcanOr. The prosecution was doubtful of securing a con- ticlinn on the rnIbcZzIrmcnt charge.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-06
FAIRBANKS EXPEDITION
 OFF TO MT. MCKINLEY
TWO GOVERNMENT LAND SURVEYORS PARTY AND oLpTlmE PRosPEoroR DRIvER--FnAL DASH TO THE
 SUMMIT WILL MARCH

Fairbanks. Feb. G.--Tlr Fair banks Times expedition io the summit of MI. Mckinley started al i o'clock yesterday afternoon. The party leaving here consisted of four members and will probab- ly be joined by others later.
 George $. Lewis, for many years a government engineer and sur veyor, and who has followed his profession in Alaska for three years, is the head of the party. The others are Martin Nash, an old-time prospector and miner of Dawson and Forty-mile; Anson McCabe, a member of the govern ment land survey in Alaska, and Jack Phillips, a noted dog mush- or.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-06

sued a call for :hr defeat of La Toilette.
 McCOrnlark asks Illr league lo work for the defeat of the sen ainr and io give their solid sup port t0 Colonel Roosevelt. He says il is realized that La Toilette is an Impossible candidate and his nomination would bring sure defeat at the polls nrXf, Nuvrn- Der.
 The announcement of the lead CT of the Illinois progressivcs is taken as an indication that a complete understanding has been reached with Roosevelt in regard to the coming campaign.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-06
.LAWTON TROOPS
 IN READINESS
May be Ordered to Move to Mex ican Border at Any
 Time

Seattle. Feb. G.--GOlOnrl Jack son. in cnmmand at Fort LawtOn, has received orders from the Siaic department t0 hold his troops in readiness iO move to the Mexican border.
 The order is believed tO be a f0rcrunnrr of another mObiliZa- tinn of troops on tn" Mexican border. The Mexican situation is serious as the rebels are gain ing strength and have set up their own government with JuarcZ as the provisional capital.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-06
THE RESOLUTION
 WASS|DETRACKED
The Republicans Work Shrewd Trick With Third Term
 Resolution

aShIngI"n. Feb. G.--By a Shr"w'l parliamentary move Con- Sr"ssman Slaydcn's resolution against the election of the chief executive of the nation for more man two terms has been rrlrEat- ca io the background for time.
 The move was aimed at Colonel Roosevelt and it is felt that be- fore action can be taken on the resolution the political situation will have chrystalIizcd. The Texas congressman is daZed by the manner in which his rrsolu- ton was Sidrtrackcd.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-06

The equipment consists of four slcds, 22 dogs and 600 pounds of grub and mushinR paraphcr- nalia consisting of rope, alcohol stoves, ancroid, baromctrrs. rtc.
 The party expects io reach Mul- drow glacier, distance of i5O miles, in ten days. They will mako permanent camp therc and break trail as far up the noun tain as possible to provide relay camps for the final dash to the summit of the mountain about the latter part of March.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-06
FUSION ID BEAT
 THE SOCIALISTS
Milwaukee Democrats and Repub- Iicans to Support Non-par-
 tisan Ticket

MiIwaukrc, Feb. 6.--Thcrc has been fusion of the Democratic and Republican parties in munic- ipal affairs of this city. They alavc combined and will support a nOn-partisan ticket in order to defeat the Socialists.
 During the last election the So- rIalists won by clear margin Ov- nr the votes cast by either of the two parties, but it is believed the fusion will result in the defeat of ahn present Socialist administra- tIOn of the city.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-06
ILLINOIS PR0GRESS|vES ASK
 FOR DEFECT IN LA TOILETTE
ANNOUNCEMENT OF REFUSAL OF TOILETTE TO WITH DRAW FROM RACE sRNascALL PRoaREssIvEs TO
 DEFEAT HIM SUPPORT ROOSEVELT

Washington. Feb. 6.--Srnaior La Toilette has announced that Inc will not withdraw from the candidacy for the nomination for the presidency al present. He has little to say beyond inc statement that he entered the race at the solicitation of his friends and does not intend lO desert them.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-06

Canadian coal lands will be drvrl- opcd al once al the expense of Alaska, we earnestly urge you 10 give immediate attention to the coal and transportation needs as otherwise the efforts of our years of i"il will come to naught. We are already bankrupt waiting leg ISlatinn. Must We migratr?"
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-06
FAIRBANKS WILL HOLD
 MASS MEETING TOMORROW
THREE HUNDRED CITIZENS HAVE PROMISED TO ATTEND MEETING AND TAKE ACTION TO WORK FOR aovERN-
 MENT RAILROAD INTERIOR ALASKA

Fairbanks, Feb. GA mass
 meeting of citizens has been call ed for tomorrow evening tG.en- dorSc the project of railway from tidewatcr to the interior. The meeting is called by the Fair banks Times after the commer- cial club had failed to take ac- lion. Three hundred signatures
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-06

or prominent citizens were srcur- ed in a short time DrOmiSing io attend the meeting.
 The object of the meeting is t0 create enthusiasm and to enlist the services of those who have friends in the senate or congress $ to ask them tn favor the meas urr providing for a government railroad tO the interior.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-06
DIVINE SARAH
 IN VAUDEVILLE
Signs for Forty Week Engage ment With the Orpheum
 Circuit

New York. Feb. 6.--Sarah Bern hart will be queen of the vauI,,- NIllr stage. She has signed a io-wrrkS contract lo appear in vaudeville nn the Drphrum cir cult.
 I' is reported the contract calls for greater remuneration than was ever paid tn any artist who has gone into vaudeville.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-06
Tells Him Aaskans Are Bankrupt Waiting For Leeaton and Must Migrate If Relief Is Not Gven--Location of Coal Deposits On the Canadian Side Causes
 Increased Agitation.

COrdOva, Feb. G.--Owing tO re- cent location of large coal dep0s- it's al the head of White river by II. r.. Morgan, manager of the Skolai Mining company, near the Alaskan border, the agitation for the opening of the coal lands has bccQ increased.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-06

development of it's coal lands without harmful restrictions such as have been placed on Alaska, and because of such laws, which encourage the development of the Canadian coal lands by it's pio- necrs, while the opposite policy is applied to Alaska, and fearing
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-06

The city council last night adopted resolutions which were today telegraphcd to President Taft and the members of his cab in {. The resolution reads, in part, as follows:
 Whereas, The laws of thpi Ca nadian government permit of the
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-06
TEDDY IS NON-C COMMITTAL

Oyster Bay, Feb. 6,--Colonel Roosevelt was asked today about his candidacy for. the nomination and turned the question by say ing he hoped Senator La Toilette would speedily recover from his illness. ,He was very sorry that
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-06
DEPARTMENT IS READY
 FOR ANY EMERGENCY

Washington. Feb. 6..-Thr State department announces that 20. - 0O0 troops are ready i0 br sent iu the Mexican border. The povrIn- n"nl Is prepared in cope with any emergency which may arise.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-06
GOVERNOR CLARK BEFORE
 TERRITORIAL COMMITTEE

Washington. Feb. 6.--GOvcrn0r Waller F.. Clark is appearing be- fore the house committee on ter ritOrics this afternoon io give his views on territorial government.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-06

Washington, Feb. 6--Simullan- cOusly with the announcement of Senator La Toilette that he will not withdraw from the race Mcdill Mccormack, chairman of the H. linois Progressive league, has is-
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-06

arc said to have been implicated in the dynamite oulragcs and war rants arc being issued for their arrest. ll is said thc disclosures will prove startling when made public, as mon high in the ranks of labor are among those indicted.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-06
MANY NEW INDICTMENTS

Indianapolis, Feb. G--The grand jury has returned 32 indictments as result of the information fur nishcd by Ortic McManigal when he appeared before the jury here.
 Forty prominent labor leaders
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-06
PLEAD NOT GUILTY
 TO THE CHARGES

Los Angeles. Feb. G.--TvirI- Inor" and others were given d hearing today and entered pleas of not guilty tO the charges upOn which they were indicted. The court Sri the dalr for inc now Trial for Cnnn?r- in begin un Feb rlIary i3.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-06
NORTHWESTERN IS
 DUE ABOUT MIDNIGHT

The Northwestern arrived al COrtlONa at 10 o'clock ihis fore noon and is expected lo reach Valdez at all early hour tnmnr- TOW morning. Shc brought a number of passengers lo Cortlova who will gO into the interior via Chitina.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-06
PAPkE AND MaNTELL
 SIGN FOR 20 ROUNDS

Sacramento. Feb. G.--papkr has signed for q 20-r0und fight with Frank Manlrll before club in this city. The fight will lake place on the o2nd of February. Betting has already started and is in favor Of Papkr.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-06
GOVERNMENT CONTROLS
 CHIHUAHUA STAT&

Fl PaS0. Feb. 6.--Thr Mexican government officials claim that th" government troops are in command of the situation in Inc state of Chihuahua.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-06

Spoon and fork given Io every purchaser of goods to the value of $l OF more at the Bargain Sale.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-06

the senator's health was impair
 cd. Not a word on the political situation.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-06

The articles which will be raf- fed at the Eagle dance on Fsb- ruary if are attracting much at tention al Blum & Co.'S store.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-06
BANKER MORSE WILL
 GO TO NEW YORK

Atlanta. Feb. G. Banker Morse IS slowly recovering from heart disease and will leave for New York some time ihiS week.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-06

The Sweet Sixteen Club dance in Eagle hall last evening was we'll attended.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-06

Tir only place in town to get genuine Chinese noodles and chop sury Li Hung Chang style. The Valdez Cafe. If
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-02-06

Fred Peek is suffering from a very SDrr neck.
The evening world., 1912-05-06
Worlds Record Is Roughly
Treated in 15-Mile Run
ming Race at Celtic Park.

IN what Wa probably the ueAtsst
professional running . o q ~
length In all athletic history, A. 2.
Wood. the former amateur tsa-udls
champion Of England. defeated . Geld
Of ths worlds best a in the A.
tesn-mils svent held under the auspices
Of the Monument Club at Celtic Part.
covering the distance In the record
breaking time Of LlS.16. which v I min-
ute y IS seconds better than that made
BY Fred Applsby Of the Hsrns Hin Has.
Hers In defeating ~ Shrub. tAsu q
ne West Of Scotland barriers. q Satin
ford Bridge. England. on July 4 tso9
Il took almost ten yeans 70 break Az
pisby's record of L7o.&&-& Al the time
II was made experts declared hat Il
was ~unbreakabls. and W to Wood's
performance the nearest any athlete ap-
proached II Wa when Jaok Price ran
the distance In l0.D In Ioro1 fas4,
Glasgow. In I00 ~
For Q dozen years both amateuP end
professional runnsrs the world ever
have been striving to knock Apolsby's
mark into Q cooked rat. but usually
failing to come within many minutes
Of II .
The authsntnaty Of wooa's record
cannot be doubted. for the taos va
The evening world., 1912-05-06
FIVE WORLDS SPEEDWAY
AUTO RECORDS CREATED.

Los Acs0HLDA. Nay 0-F1vs new
worlds speedway records were ORE
ated at the Motordroms's onemiis
track.
Casb Drasg. tn the nansty.horss
power Fiat. broke the fvs-mile ~.
erd for Ill c~lassss. held BY Ralph
D. Palma. his time being I'll ~
Louis Disbrow, In the Simplex Zip.
broke oidnsid's record for the came
distance for ooo-oubic-inch carl. and
Joe Nikrsnt, In . Cas-. broke Ray
Harroun's record for cars OF the
s0o-ovoic-inoh ciasA Disbrows time
was ~ 10. almost - seconds faster
than the former record. and MIX.
rsnt's ume. ~ III. waS more than
Il seconds faster thaa the previous
record. D1sbrow. In . Cas-. sstab.
hshsd Q new tsn.miie record for
care Of the Soo-cubio-inch GLASS. his
dine bsing 1854 The hfth record
broken was In the Soo-cubic.inoh
oiasA held BY Harroun. for twenty
ave mites. Nikrent covered that dis
taaos N i1.0 ~ almost . minute
faster than the Old record.
The evening world., 1912-05-06
Defeats Field Of Twenty-Five
Starters In Bicycle Contest
At Long Island.

~ s1s1aDatiou tyouts tor che
Ing distance Olympic bicycle cam
Ssees kepsd Of the Csatury Road
Club Of America anishsd In froat II Q
ned q t~vsnty.twe starters on he oas
lsIead course. covering The distaace u
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osos . eesonS homs fourtssn minutsa
sasea ~ IL second mAn, james PIE,
We . also . msmb9 az The sane clue.
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v ss0pst u the anal tryeut nsxt sun.
eay ~ Nsvask when the best men az
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The evening world., 1912-05-06
Wood AnnihilQteS Mark
of Ten Years. STANDING
HOW "PR0" RUNNERS
FINISHED IN RECORD
FlFTEEN.MlLE RACE.

4. .. Weed, 1Ag1aaa.... 3.io.lS
MY ousal Alsxaaar1a
aey. =. I-........... 1n.os i-s
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ooo 1s03y03 xso
3eA CROOKS, Fan 1avss,
Mass. iaAyo3 Is
Also ran-Henri st. Yvss. France:
John evAnberg, Sweden: Carl Me
minen. Finland: Harvey Cohn and
A. q. Kent, Brooklyn: Jimmy Lee.
Boston; Hugh Bruce. Pittsburgh.
and Joe Trent. Columbus. O. Me-
minsn and Bruce YER running In
NTH and sixth positions when the
race wAA called OF.
The evening world., 1912-05-06
Watson and Niles
Win Colt H0n0rs

G. ,. Watson n and Nat Niles won
the double honors In the round robin
lawn tennis tou'ns, On the courts OF
the Tuxedo Tennis and Racquet Grub.
oot IN erdse 70 ase,Npl'sh this jf~at
had to win over beth the Iarnsd be3th.
srs a the wrsnA Urothsra The game
with the latter team was the hardest
fought Of the tournament. the wrsnns
winning the arst ~ ct . love. aad Niles
n Watson. aftse . seuobom fSht,
AkfnS the second at "a Niles and
Watson . the deciding set at
The evening world., 1912-05-06
McDer1m0H After
British Colt Title

Jack McDsrxnett. national OPEN soSa
champion. will sail abroad Tomorrow TO
take part In the Open championship q
Great Britain ON the AairdsiA Links.
June a. q. ~ and =. MoDsrmott WIN
leave on the Victoria Luiss and 10 ooa
ndsut that he viii bring baok the DnS-
iish title. A few years ago he wAs moth.
Ing but Q oaddts Ia Philadelphia. and q
he should prove successful on the ethes
side Il would b . bitter blow - tn
Britons to have IN A0eeaoAa oeea
player beat than Ct their own GAmA
The evening world., 1912-05-06

run over the certified ausrtas-miis Gel.
10 Pat track. and was eiocked BY
guoh s~xpsr1enosd timers - Captain
Charles Disgss. C~hriStoDhsr Dalton,
John J. OBrien y Billy McLoughiin.
Among the others who held watches on
the race and viii vouok for the timins
are Lawson Robertson. Mel Sheppard
anA ~ Copeland.
4 dossn prominsut distance runners,
most % whom were champions and rep
ressntsd hall . dossn countries. made
mp the field.
America WAS r~sprsssntsd By Billy
oueal. TED Crooks and Harvey Cohn:
EnglanA By Shrub and Wood; France
~ Henri g. Yves; Finland BY Carl
Nisnsmin. and Sweden ~ John swan.
0erg.
The evening world., 1912-05-06
Thompson Back From
Australian Muusi0n

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