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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-08-04
.SERV|ARS REPULSE
AUSTRIAN ADVANCE
Three Regiments Supported
by Artillery Unable Push
Through Enemy.

PARIS, Aug. "A dispatch from
Nish reports that Servian troops re-
pulsed three Austrian regiments and
forced them to retreat with heavy
losses near Zemendria.
The Austrians were supported by
heavy artillery, but the Servians
smashed their advancing column.
The dispatch adds that the Aus
TRANS, aided by . flotilla of thirty-two
ships have been trying vainly for six
days to cross the River Savo.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-08-04

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-08-04

70 the taxation committee. This was
done because the administration Of
the road system and improvements in
general are really the basis Of most
heavy taxation.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-08-04
NOTICE TO RlpERs,

Proposals for supplies for the use
OF the Eastern Indiana Hospital for
the Insane for the month OF Septem-
Der. will be received by the Board of
Trustees at the hospital before p. m.
Monday, August 10, 1914. Specifica-
tons may be seen at the Second Ma
tional Bank, orsat the hospital.
BY order of the Board,
s.. E. Smith, Med Supt.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-08-04
GERMAN VISITORS HELD.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.-The Ger
man ambassador notified the state de-
partment today that no American citi-
zen will be allowed to leave Germany
during the period of mobilization of its
army.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-08-04

The sinews Of the kangaroo are
especially desirable for use in sur
gerry. for sewing wounds and binding
broken bones together.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-08-04

GERMAN SHIPS BoMeARD.
LONDON, Aug. 4.-The French en-
bassy was notified today that the
German cruiser Breslau bombarded
the French naval station at Bona, Al
geria, this morning. .
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15
ROTAR|AMS WANT
PUBLIC LIBRARY
WILL Joss IN MOVE RIO PURCHASE
1ETER HALf.--T0 ELECT
DELEGATES.

Joking and joliyinR through n period
Of about three hours. the Richm0nd
Rotary club. after partakIuK of a most
delightful supper In the dining porn
of the Richmond business Mems club.
held a general good fellowship meet
Ing during which several addresses
were made by different business faen,
both in regard to their buuinsas. and
thA welfare Of the city.
Competitors ard rivals In bus ness
we may be, but shoulder 10 shoulder
we will fight for the social uplift, and
general welfare Of the community
is our slogan" stated a prominent no
tartan during an interesting talk of
three minutes. Personal interests are
forgotten when the door tv onr busi-
ness house is closed, we all give tbs
rest ~ our time 70 our city ana home"
deois1 Cd another, while others des oted
thsil three minutes allotted TO theu
In keeping everybody Laughing.
After few hours In going over cid
dxhts which were made in tho city .
bsaau the club went into huslnass
session and all Rotarians who could go
TO Houston al delegates to the National
Convention of Rotary clubs, were asked
to hand in their names. Finding that
there were twenty who could spare
the time from their business necessary
to make the trip a resolution was Of
farea- by H. w Roantre@ that thA
names be printed and mailed to each
member of the club. who could signify
the six whom they would choose to rep
resent this city at the natl mai con-
ventson at the expense of the club.
The most important subject which
came before the meeting was the pro-
position to have the city erec- ~ bic
library.
wyndham r. Meredith went into
detailed explanation OF the question
of purchasing Jeter Memorial hail.
which Is now the Richmond college IL
W1rary, for this purpose. He stated that
after Grace street has been run through
the grounds of the present Richmond
college that the iieesiy would face
Grace street. and woat5 be sixty feet
back from the sidewalk, $50 Feat ~tee.
and would run through to franklin
He stated that this strip mentioned
could be purchased for si1o.0to and
this would at one rive the e'fy en-
up-te-date public nbrary.
In making compart with other
clties along this lire. he declared that
out OF thirty~eight cities in the same
class with Richmond. that only one was
without a public library, and that was
Richmond should the city at once
consider the question of public
library in A. zane and buslness-like
way X coulu soon una spine f~thSoS Aot
this condition. he said. and further on
he declared that In building the new
school which is soon TO be erected on
the Southsids that a branch Of the
library could be established on that
side OF the river for the convenience
of those who lived In South Richmond.
| This could be done at a very small
cost to the city he stated.
All of those present seemed deeply
impressed with the remarks OF Mr..
Meredith. and after no was through,
the body adjourned In 81 very happy
frame OF mind to visit the rnanufac-
turers' exhibit in the chamber Of COM
merce building.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15
EDUCATORS BACK
FROM CONFERENCE
goR1TE CAROLINA DELEGATES
CANE TO RICHMOND WITH
FOCAL PARTY.

All OF ras Richmond educators who
after asd the annual Conference for
EAsoAtioh in Tho South ana ,h- con
vsntaon az ths Southern Educational
A@moaa@sien At Louisville, KY lass
waek. have returned home, The last
of then No reach Richmond IN me
return waa state Schools Inspector F.
w. WoFrel. who srrivad home yes
tsrsay MI Warreil took ADVANTAGE
Of an opportunity whHs 80 fauNvil}o
&c make brief visit 20 rsiaiivcs In
indiana before returning
with the Richmond party "a ths
special car returning from Louisville
wers many eminent North Carolina
s1ueators. AmenE them were Or J,
Y. Toy#aer. Fuper nteudent ~ public
instructian IN North carol Ina and
president OF both associations whose
meetings thu party attended. y. G.
Newhcid. another prominent North
Carolina educator. wHs "a member u
he psrtv Njss Frays,r Of winthrop
college. ~ IT, #FT HrnhFr of the
paffy STOPPED over In Richmond q
few daYs 20 visit her sister. Mrs.
Evan u ChesfeFmar.
Richmond people ~ fine meeting ia-
cluded &rs p IT, MHnford, j IT,
nlnford ur aitteheH DIT +.
~ BoatwTlph' Artrrw y Gray. T
r SandE Jackson DAVIS. Prof !. A
&. Chandler These took prominent
Part ln the proceedings ~ the }we
organizations. which viii ra merge
a. the next annual session Mrs
Murfors presided az ore at the de-
pArtnaent conferences. ard Or. Nit
she'll at general meetings II the con
ga~r-~n resavp fh1 F1saaf fra ttreat ing
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15

Of the celebrated Beattie case, the sue
cessfui handling of which gained for
him large reputation.
Neither Mr.. Wendenburg nor Mr..
Montague have yet fixed any dates on
which they win speak during the cam
paign. but Mr. Wendenourg declares
the people OF every part OF the dis
trict win have the opportunity to hear
him.
The Beattle case gave one member
Of congress in Judge Walter A. Wat
CON who presided over that trial
Judge watson was elected from the
Fourth district two wears ago. after
hot light in which the contest went
through a recount of the vote' cast
before the Fourth district committee
and was brought on appeal by Con
gresham Tnrnbull. who was defeated
up to the State committee, which de-
cided in favor OF Judge Watson
Judge Watson yesterday paid his
entrance fee to the once Of the State
treasurer and Is a candidate to sue
coed himself so far no one has an
nounced against Judge Watson.
Congressman Carter Glass, of the
Sixth district. also paid his entrance
fee yesterday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15
FIGHT FOR SEAT IN
CONGRESS WILL Be
WH|RLW|NO AFFAIR
Montague and Wedenburg
Well Matched and Campaign
viii Develop Close Call For
One Is Belief.

Though former Governor Andrew
jackson Montague, representative OF
the Third Virginia district in congress-
is handicapped as an actAve cam
paiKner In tho field, because his duties
as d member of important committees
viii require much OF has time in Wash
ineton, the contest for his seat in the
sixty~fourth congress. procipitated yes
terday 10y announcements of candidacy
by state Senator J.. O. Wendenburg, OF
Henrico county promises tQ be one at
the most interesting Virginia has seen
n many years.
The campaign was opened yesterday
with the filing of notices az candidacy
by Congressman Montague and Sena-
tor Wendenburg with Chairman +. l.
L. Scott of the Third district CON
eressioual committee. With the an
uauncementa of cand, dacy We're pre-
sented receipts Of State Treasurer
Harmon. showing both had paid the
entrance fee. The receipts showed
each had paid 10 Deputy Treasurer G.
IL Erner the sum of 1878. per cent
OF the nrst year 5 salary az congress
man. The end Of she contest win
come with the district primary ta be
held June l6th.
Nendenburg Enters First.
Mir. Wendenburg appeared at the
.nff44,s of district Committee Chairman
Scott "a 10 40 O'Clock yesterday morn
ing The notice OF Mr.. Montague
candidacy was placed IN Mr.. scott $
hands al IL 55, To-day at noon the
entry list closes No further entries
are anticipated
The candidates for the congressional
nomination having waited uuul the
iAHt dAy but one. t@ file thetr notices
me time reInas utns between nov and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15
RICHMOND CEREMONIAL.
SESSION FOR MASONS

WASHINGTON. April ii.~~whss ia
termed Richmond ceremonial seq.
sionai" has been announced by Mon
arch Peter II. Pullman. of kailipoIts
chantsd Realm at the New willard on
May 18th. Monarch Pullman explains
that this is the last opportunity In
desire to enter the grotto fold. In order
to participate In the Richmond con-
.vension June sth. 9Th, 10th
This session la announced as \
painless" one, at which those nsophy-
tes with weak knees may make the
passage OF the River Styx by the
easy route" or shore form ceremony.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15
.SYDN0R ( HUND[EY
ROLD Anniversary

The silver anniversary ceremonies
of Sydnor II Hundley. Inc, will take
place this afternoon. and the main
tioor Will be dressed for the occasion.
With special music on hand. the off,
GERS OF the concern will be on hand
to welcome all visitors TO the store.
Twenty-Five years ago this concern
started into business at 70s East
Broad. having a floor space of 1000
square inches, today they are en-
sconced in ii giant building FIVE sto-
ries tall and with total floor space
of over $4,000 square inches. and
carrying one OF the largest and most
complete stocks OF furniture in the
South.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15
WRITS Of ERROR
ON THREE APPEALS
JUDGE KEITH IN STATE ST.
PRIME COURT ALLOWS NEW
TRIALS.

Writ ~ error end superseiea was
granted yesterday by Judge Keith ia
tire state Supreme Court Of Appeals In
the caste of tBree appeals frhm CIR.
cart co0rtg The cases we're chose OF
The Riverside and Dan River Cotton
Mills Incorporated against L. +
Waugh from the Flttsy Ivania court
Bla ks5ane Manufacturing company
against l.. r Allen from the Lunen-
hure caur ard the Washington and
old Dominion Railway. "a corporation,
againsi .A}fFed IS Carter, from tbs
Fairfax court
In the Piffsylvanla Circuit court l.
# - zNh has been given verdict
for 81 etc against the cotton mills
company for aneEed damages 10 his
lowlanda on fhe Dan river Waugh
ehagaed his property was injured be
. causo &c "a freshel which dam
owned by Sire Riverside and Oar
River Cotton mills had diverted and
caused So food bis land In granting
the NF.t the court fixed bond at 81 coo
The case of the appeal Of the
WashInetoud and on Dominion RAT
way mail CLERK who was ured or
one IF the ears OF the company OF
December -. 1872 From tho andlnl
OF thu Fairfax court he railway tool
appeal Bond was fixed az s. 500
The case If the Blackstone Manu-
: featuring company against l.. +.
Allen involved damages placed q
S150n by The LInenburg court. Feb
ruaty 1905. seven year lease a
timber land for the removal of tbs
timber seas taken by the Blackstone
Manufacturing company Of Mr. Allen
Whcn the lease expired, some timbe|
remained Ia be removed Allen asked
further payment from the manufac
fHrine company whIch continued fol
a fen weeks 10 remove the timber
4 disagreement as So the amour
arose and Alien brought suit Bono
required by the court IS $500.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15
RICHMOND IS ON MAP.
SAYS ]. r. TALBERT

Friends OF j. r. Talhert, of the
Proctor a. Gamble Flake White Dye
company, of Cincinnati. have him In
hand this week and are showing him
that Richmond Is about as much on
the map rs the big Ohio city.
II have to hand II To you, fellows
he said about that regional bank.
II let's MS fellows from the West know
that Richmond is something OF city,
and 1t will do much toward helping
the old town forward In It's wonderful
race to the front"
While in the city Mr.. Talbert is In
the HANDS Of his old schoolmate. r. II.
Phillips, who Is showing him the diff
ference between the Richmond OF ten
years ago and that OF today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15
Sufragettes Hit
at Ulster Men

LONDON. april Suffragettes
set FIRE 20 Bangor station, In the
country OF d wn, Ireland, today. but
the blaze was extinguished before any
serious damage had been caused Sir
Edward Carson reviewed some Ulster
volunteers st Bangor today and IL IL
supposed the suffragettes started the
fire because OF the Ulster leadefs' re-
fusal TO Civ a definite answer 10 them
in regard 20 incorporating woman sur
frage In the constitution OF the pro
posed provisional government.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15
ErrfTL TOWER PROFITABLE


PARIS. April Is.~-The Eiffel tow
er is more than an eyesore TO GER
tain personsl. a landmark Ito asia-
tors) or wireless telegraphy station
fto the world) Ii is also O. limited
liability company. with shareholders
and an annual report which shows
that the year 1919 gave a profit of
over $&2.00
Thirty thousand dollars of this was
divided among stock holders, or $50
10 each sl0e share, $4,000 Was put
aside for a new coat of paint for the
tower $500 put 10 reserve for aid
to the employees and 1880 carried
forward.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15
TO MoDERNIAE ISLAM RELIGION
Instruction at Mcdian University 60
Be I'm Arabia.

LONDON. Apr. ls.~~~Curiouly little
attention Is being paid IN Europe 90
the new lsiam issic University. which
is 70 be founded la the holy city OF
Medina although the world Ii Islam
is taking at very seriously.
The sultans trade defines the OBJ
iect OF the university as the teaching
and spreading az the eminent
truths az the religion OF Islam" II
is 20 teach agriculture and engineer
ing along with the usual subjects.
The central committee. with It's heat
quarters la Gunstantinopie. is conn
posed ia equal numbers az Turks ard
Atans hut The control Ii 90 be In the
hands of committee al Medina, The
instruction Is ia pe In Arabic, and iha
Waku has granted $50. GOO a year, to-
gether with s400 00e fer building and
equipment while all Islam Is "a pe
asked 20 contribute. Particularly ssgv
nificang rs tbs fact that all chrta
tian Influence IS 10 be excluded.
The Medina university may. from
enc point. eft View. hs regarded a. the
most serious attempt yet made ~ 3ea
Islam and a8odeFn learning and
through the union 10 give Islam re-
newed vitality On the other hand,
u Is notAbie that this new university
ls an Arabic Institution. and ths aues~
ton arises whether II viii strengthen
or diminish Aran separation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15
BELL DAY TODAY.

Tt Ia 20 be hoped. ana there L.
very little reason TO think that
the hope may not be father and
mother both To the thought, when
Ii Is understood. and IL In doubt
less now fnIIy understood, that to-
day In Beal Day.
That means that every one In
the city who can afford his mite
will contribute that much toward
the Home for Incurables.
Let every man wear all day long
at least one bell on the lapel Of
hts coat. The more bells a man
wears, and woman. too, tho
more IL shows he Is able 20 help
tho Home for IncurabIes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15
SAX Months For Butter.

Ozelle Johnson, the negro arrested
by Detective Sergeant krengel, charE-
ed with stealing thirteen pounds Ut
butter from the Hennie Dairy conn
pany. was yesterday convicted OF ths
thefts in the Police court and SEN
fenced to six months in jail.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15

accorded to hut few first term repre-
santatives lie has been given place
on important committees and tmpor-
Iant work has been assigned him.
For the Third district he has accom-
plshed much along the line OF rou-
tine OF which little note has been made.
OF the work he has done of which
the citizens Of the Third district gen
orally know, there was the securing
Of an appropriation Of 5000 eco for
james river improvement 100000 more
than recommended by engineers, and
appropriations OF $4,000 for the Mat
taponi and Pamankey rivers His In
terest in the contest recently made by
Richmond which secured the federal
reserve bank and the assistance he
gave the district In that campaign. and
the effort he IS now making to secure
concurrence by the house in the appro-
priation Of $60o.0eo recently passed by
The senate for an addition TO the Rich
mond federal building are well known.
important work Ahead.
The Interstate and foreign commerce
committee. OF which MIR. Montague is
a member, is now dealing with the
problem presented in the administra-
tons Hght for the repeal OF the free
tolls clause
Mr. Montague speaking last night
of the campaign which opens before
him said he will expect his consti-
tuonts 10 take into cinsideratinshrdl
tueuts 20 take into consideration his
records ln congress In making their
choice He expressed regret that he
would not have time to devote TO hfs
campaign. and the belief that while he
was engaged IN his work In Washing
ton his interests In the fight viii not
he allowed to suffer.
Successful Lawyer.
ME- Wandenhurs Is new serving his
hrst term Tn the state senate, in which
he has been prominent in important
legislation, securing laws simplifying
court procedure and changing labor
laws. tie was a leader iu the night
against the passage OF the enabling
act ana Ia the night 10 secure passage
Of bill 10 prevent the annexation Of
county territory to cities.
He Is one at the best known law,y ers
ia Virginia, having gained prominence
through his success In handling soma
OF the most widely known criminal
eases In the country. tie WAS for
many years Commonweatths attorney
FOR fIeuriea county and was the prose-
cutor for the Chesterfield authorities
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15

a voting ballot is issued and is sent
to the candidate residing outside OF
the city of Richmond. or held In the
Office until the candidate calls for the
votes This 10 done so that eacn cam
didate may check their own votes and
see that they have been issued ac-
cordingly. Ballots issued on subserlp-
ton payments can be voted at once
or held until the last day of the cam
paien. 1t Is not necessary TO hold
back your subscriptions In order to
reserve your votes Send your sub
seriptions In as soon as possible, so
that the subscribers may get their
papers and we Will forward you a
voting ballot which you may vote
any time you choose.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15

The Pastors Aid Society OF Seventh.
Street Christian church Viii give u
musical Tuesday night. April 2ist. at
80 o'clock. soloists for thu evening
will be Miss 10 Hard Frank. Miss Am+-
reste Allen. Hugh Bugs and Professor
Felix iardeiiA Miss Eula Bailey
Crouch will read selection. The an
tertainment Will he given in the church
annex, sOT EaAt Grace street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15
Annie Fined Twensy.

Annie Reid. coIored. who was
charged with being drunk and dis
orderly on the street, and with re-
sisring patrolanan Volts In the dis
charge OF his duty was yesterday tined
$50 and costs In tina Police court by
Judge CruIchneld
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15

Fred SmttN. " no IN charged with
pving deseFser from the United states
Brmy WAs held unfii April s#sh ey
order of Judge Crutehnaia yestsrdas
Arla, eiureraare expected 10 he heard
from by thAk time.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15

WASHINGTON, April Ia. s, Yeats
has been named 40 postmaster at Lsvsi
Aun. Fittsyivania county. w. ". Jones
temper ariiy designated st Chngchiand
Norfolk county. and II. N, Matthew
temporarily continued 1t Charlie Hope.
bgunAwtek county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15

Nermcnts first marble quarry. OPP
nened about iGs6. Mili is heing pro.
fleahlg operated
The emperor az Austria owns the
largest opal ia ths world, 1t weighs
seventeen uunceA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15

Michael Anuhpuse, yeung lran
worker ia nuuaesns, "a, ts saela Il
have sene without sleep taE mere thar
a year wothout giving up his work
lie has consulted many doctors witt
aHt success hut while he has been an.
able 10 sleep, he has felt perfectly
well and has had no digiignity IN aoing
hls work
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15

Ara. Herbert Z. Hoover Or Caller
MIA. has the distinction of being the
first woman Go receive the gold medal
az the Minins and Metailursieal So
eiety OF America for achievements.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15
Pierre Proai Hurlburt. 4

Pierre Praai Hurihurt. aged aixty.
seven years. "a Union veteran OF The
War Between tho States. said TO have
sent the Last signal message OF the
war. died in Atlanta. Ca, recently.
He was member 90 tine isth Cons
neeticut regiment. and served In the
slgnai corps Of the Army OK ghe Fo~
toxnac.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15
MaYv Nixon h elryen YEA,

Mary Nixon Is eleven years old. q
trained athlete. and la on her way
from London Go Crawford. N, r.. whore
her parents live She is not merely
property tagged as 10 her destination.
but wears gold medal given her for
being the hestall-reud athdete in her
class Ia a London school.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15

Albert French. a tcamster between
q A4sum aud kasne. n, IA. states that
he can count Ss different varieties IL
trees along the highway between the
two towns, q distance Of eleven ntilaa.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15

tIontfnuAd from First paEe.1
2ais Jefferson Park.
Third precinct-Charles w Sims,
lf0s North Twenty third street
Fourth prscinct--H. Brizxaiara 100
North Twenty-eighth street.
Fifth precinct Bernard A. Gale
CHER. 2sl3 East Broad street.
Sixth precinct-~R. A. Cavedo, sga3
Lester street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15

Virginia, Rain Wednesday proba-
bly, moderate east gale on the coast
Thursday fair, warmer,
North Carolina Rain Wednesday
with moderate east gale on the coast
Thursday fair warmer
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15
SUBSCRIPTION PAYMENTS

Continued from First page.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15
PAY POLL TAXES

Continued from First page,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-11-18
READY TO GREET. YOU.

These folks you sec in the
picture are just as anxious as
Sam, Joe and Bill to have you
come to the third anniversary
party.
When you come i'm the
store they'll be ready and
waiting to greet you and
make your stay pleasant.
, Just tell them what they
can do to make you happy.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-11-18
THE WEEK STARTING NOVEMBER 10Th

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to make
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