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The Washington times., 1915-04-16

Sing song of cleanup
What a dirty spot
Four -and-twenty kinds of filth
In every vacant lot:
When the breezes blustcr
See the dust-clouds fly
That's the way to scatter germs
On every passer-by.
But dad has got his rake and hoe
And mothers got her broom;
The kids are helping clean the lots
We've got some flowers to bloom,
Fire Departments helping us.
Health Department, too,
That's the way to make a town,
Fit for me and you.
Dr. John l.. Norris, deputy health Of
hcer. directed attention today to the
foregoing lyric, published by the Chi
cago health department, suggesting that
1t contains a hint for Washington house.
holders, thousands of whom will CO.
operate with the clean city committee
In the cleanup campaign which begins
Monday.
Final plans for the campaign will be
discussed at a meeting of the commit
tee In the rooms Of the Board of Trade
tonight at o'clock.
Instructions will be given the dele
gates for the removal of refuse. The
District contractors will remove no
refuse unless 1t Is placed in reccptacles
such az are prescribed by the police
regulations and made accessible to the
collectors. All other refuse must be re-
moved at the expense of the owner or
occupant of the property. Miscellaneous
refuse such as will be handled by the
contractors. doesnot include grass cut
tings, wall paper. dirt or other sub
stances accumulated as the result OF
The Washington times., 1915-04-16
Eight Thousand Join
Strike of Carpenters

CHICAGO. April 16.-Efforts 20 rrc-
vent a strike of Chicago carpenters
have proved unavsiling and at 4S0
o'clock yesterday afternoon 5000 work
men packed their tool chests to go on
strike. while 5000 others prepared to
return to work today.
Contractors employing the 5000 car
pentcrs are about evenly divided in re-
gard to signing an agreement with the
mon. About half signed the new wage
scale insisted upon by the carpenters.
The others intend to fight II out.
The Washington times., 1915-04-16
Commit Double Murder.

PEABODY, Mass, April 16.-Peter
karambolas, thirty-eight, and Arthur
Pieroulathus. thirty-one. were shot and
killed at their boarding house by two
young men who escaped after the shoot
Ing. The police are searching the Greek
quarter for the slayers.
The Washington times., 1915-04-16
me for 'GETS-lT'
When | Have Gerns"
Simple As Saying 1t; Never Fails.

1t does your heart good to see how
easily and quickly any corn comes out
when you put "GETS-TT' on! And
then when you've gone along for years
The Washington times., 1915-04-16

hidden behind a boiler near the railroad
yards. Her head had been crushed and
her throat bore the imprints of Il mans
fingers. Dorrence Riddle, aged twenty
five, machinist. Is being held for i'm
yestigetion.
The Washington times., 1915-04-16
Tombstone for Dog.

SKOWEGHAN, Me, April 16.-The will
of Horace x. Parkman directs that
tombstone be erected over the grave
of his dog in the cemetery here and
another over his own body. Mr.. Park
man died recently, and was buried with
the dog.
The Washington times., 1915-04-16
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt
Receivers From Operation

NEW YORK. April 16.-Mrs. Theo-
dore Roosevelt. who underwent
minor operation yesterday at Roose-
welt Hospital. was declared to be out of
danger and recuperating rapidly. She
will be able to return to Oyster Bay
in n fortnight.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1915-05-13
TERRIERS LONG VIGIL.
Guarded Basket For Twenty -four
Hours Before Yielding.

Guarded Basket For Twenty four
Hours Before Yielding.
St Louis. - Ignoring all blandish-
ments, Skye terrier guarded an en-
pity basket for twenty-four hours at
Taylor and Adams streets, Kirkwood,
until finally boy made friends with
the dog and coaxed it to his home. to
which he also took the basket.
Persons living In the neighborhood
first observed the dog at it's vigil the
previous afternoon. 1t refused to let
anybody touch the basket and could
not be lured away by tempting offers
Of food.
Mrs. J. ]. Wilkins carried food and
water to the dog and gave it a sack
to lie upon. King Amber, fourteen
year-old son Of Arthur Amber, made
overtures to the terrier for a long time
before he won its confidence sufficient
~ for it to permit him to take the bas-
ket.
Who owns the dog and the basket
could not be ascertained. and young
Amber said he hoped the owner would
not turn up.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1915-05-13
NOTICE OF LIS PENDENs,
Defendants,

YOU WILL PLEASE TO TAKE NOTICE.
That an action has been ommenced in the
District Court Of Cook County, Minnesota,
above named defendants the object of which
Is as follows, to-wit:-
First: For partition of the property
hereina fter described in accordance with
owned by the piaintiff and Defendants se '""o'
Second; For the sale thereof, if 1t shall be
found to the best interests OF the owners
that sale shall be made.
Third; That the adverse claims of each and
every OF the DEFENDANTS be tried and the
the parties respectively be determined.
Fourth: That each and every of the de-
ffendants be forever enjoined and barred
Of this In said .9S 1afs
or portion thereof.
Filth: For such other and further relief as
to the Court may seem just and ca uitable
based upon the facts and allegations Of the
The complaint Of the plaintiff in said action
* now on ale in the office Of the Clerk of the
District Court of Cook County, Minnesota.
The property described in said complaint
ana here1n referred to is situate in the
described a. follows. to-wit:-
Southwest quarter Of Section Eight. Town.
snip ehP sixty two North. OF Range Four East Of
North half of the Northeast quarter and
Lots One aud Two In Section Eleven Town.
the 9TH p. NJ.
Northeast quarter of Section Seventeen,
township Sixty-two North, Of Range Four
East Of the 9TH p. NJ.
East halt Of the Southeast quarter of Sec
ton Eighteen, Township Sixty.three North,
Of Range One East Of the 4th r. NJ.
East halt Of the Southeast quarter Of sectiou
Twenty:one. Township Sixty three North, Of
Range One East OF the 9TH p, n,
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1915-05-13

corporation, Blake and Waite Com
pany. q corporation, McGill-Warn.
or Company, q corporation, George,
b w. Martin and Thomas IA. Martin,
]. D. Barrett and g. Zimme1man,
81. B. AKnudsen, BENJAMIN Taylor
as Executor of thu Estate Of Ed
mundhM. Pope; deceased. Jay n.
Hoag ;as Trustee Of the Estste OF
Charles J. johnson, Bankrupt,
Gowan-Peyton.T Wohy Company, a
corpora ton, O. g.. Prosser and
Company. a corporation, E. j.
Bunker and J. 81. Consten tine,
I'd Mary 3. Orth Be nhan. E. C.. Fuller,
"A. ". Fuller. J ohm Flynn. Charles
Kortgaard, Lucy A.eNevitt; Olney ].
hewitt, Fred A. Brown, East YER
million Iron and Land Company.
q Maine corporation, East Vermil-
lion Land ;and Iron COMPANY, q.
Maine corporation, East Vermillion
:. Land Company, q Minnesota COR
! poration, Henry P. Merriman,
> Grace Robertson Merriman, Mary
A. Mer rimany Faith MeRri man, s.
L. Bayless, Samuel B. Bayless,~ By
ron G. SegOg. State OF Minnesota
County Of Cook, Martha Segog. :
Sole Heir and Devisee OF the Es-
tate of'Byron g.. Segog, deceased,
Grand Marais and Northwestern
Railway Company. a corporation,
stone-Ordean-W Wells Company. q
corpora ton. Grace Robertson Mer-
riman and Charles A. Edwards. as
Executors and, Testamentary Trus-
tees under the will of Henry P. Mer-
,riman, deceased. and all other per-
sons or parties unknown. claiming
any right, title, estate, lien or inter-
est in the real estate described In
the complaint,
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Defendants.

YOU WILL PLEASE TO TAKE NOTICE.
That an &C ton has been commenced in the
District Court for Cook County, Minnesota,
BY the above nsmed plaintiffs against, the
ts as follows, to-wit:-
Fret: For partition of the property
he OF aS
Second, For the sale thereof. if it shall be
found to the best interests of the owners that
a sale shall be made.
Third: That she. adverse, claims of each
and every of the defenda nts be tried, and the
claims, and the rights Of each and every of
| the parties respectively be determined.
Fourth: That each and every Of the de-
PENDANTS be forever enjoined and barred
from making anX claim against the interests
part thereof.
Fifth: For such other and further relief
as to the Court may seem just and equitable,
complaint.
The complaint Of the plaintiffs in this &C
ton Is now on file in the office Of the Clerk
of the District Court in and fol- the County
OF Cook and State OF Minnesota.
and herein referred to is situate in the
County of Cook and State of Minnesota, aud
described as follows, to-wit:-
Lots Ten and Eleven in Section Five. Town.
sup 0AAsy-lOUE NOrCus u nduk0 Two Ea6C OF
the 4th P NJ.
Lots Ten, Eleven and Twelve in Section
SIX, township Sixty-four North. of Range
Two East Ut the 4th P. NJ.
Lots Seven and Nine In Section Six, Town
ship Sixty -four North, Of Range Two East of
the 4th P. NJ.
Southwest quarter of the Southwest quar-.
ter Of Section Fifteen, Township Sfxty-one
North, of Range One East of the 4th P. N.
Nortl east quarter of the Northeast guar
ter OF Section Nine; and Fractional North
half of Section Ten, Township Sixty.four
North, of Range Two East of the 4th P. M.
Northwest quarter Of the Southeast quar-
ter, Northeast quarter OF the Southwest
| quarter of Section Six and Lot Five in Sec
ton Five. Township Sixty-four North, of
Range Two East o f the 4th P. M.
Lot One in Section Twenty-one and Lot
Four in Section Twenty-Five. Township
sixty ono North, of Range One East of the
Dated April list, A. d. 1915.
ARNOLD L. ARNOLD
Attorneys for Plant iffs,
606-608 Lyceum Bldg,
Az Duluth Minnesota.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1915-05-13
TEACHERS ALL GET MARRIED

superintendent Of Battle Creek (Mich.)
Schools 10 Growing Desperate.
Battle Greek, Mich.-William G. Co.
burn, superintendent Of schools, COM
plains of the inroads that Cupid makes
pm bis corps Of teachers. An amazing
proportion Of them leave each year to
marry. This year nineteen teachers
are wearing diamond solitaires.
I Professor Coburn has made many
visits to normal schools to fill vacan-
c1es, and he says that next year he
will have to do it all over again.
Last year he warned the county
clerk against issuing marriage licenses
to schoolteachers under contract. He
declared that "a woman who will
break her contract with the school
board would not hesitate very long
about breaking a marriage contract"
The county clerk couldn't see his way
clear to turn down an applicant for a
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1915-05-13
CERTIFIED BABIES
GIVEN IN CHICAGO
Dispose Of Homeless Children
to Worthy Foster Parents.

Chicago.-The city of Chicago is CIV
ing away officially certified babies
brown eyed, gray eyed and blue eyed
little beauties. quite chubby and per-
fectly healthy-und they are intrusted
to the care OF highly recommended and
thoroughly worthy foster parents only.
This is new idea, in which Chicago
leads the way. Medical officials Of
other large cities are watching its de-
velopment with close interest and with
view to It's adoption.
Chicago, like every other municipau-
ty, finds on its hands dependent little
ones who have no parents to care for
them. no friends to vouch for their
good behavior. Chicago takes them
all under its broad wing-Chicago leads
among the baby loving cities-exam-
ines them physically and mentally and
then offers officially certified infants
for adoption.
What home needs a baby? Many a
household is ready and anxious to well
come healthy and happy youngster,
but not every one is worthy Of the new
arrival. At least so Chicago thinks.
and thereupon proceeds to examine the
would be foster parents.
DR.. William j.. Hickson Of the
psychopathic laboratory of the munic-
lpal court of Chicago is the originator
of the plan. DR.. Hickson is baby
specialist. also an ardent student of
the problem Of mental deficiency. Here
are his fixed standards for certified
baby:
AT birth the certified baby must
weigh at least six pounds and measure
twenty inches.
AT one year Of age he must weigh
twenty-one pounds and measure twen-
ty-seven inches, increasing three inches
during the second year, and from his
third to tenth year two inches annual
~. His fontanelle, or soft spot should
close at about the nineteenth month.
Mentally he should be as follows:
Three to four and one half months.
grasp an object that is placed before
him. Hold his head erect. unsup-
ported.
"Seven months, sit alone, unsupport-
ed, and reach for toys.
"Eight to ten months. start to creep.
Some babies never creep. but start to
walk instead.
'"Ten months, start to stand, holding
some object. At eleven months, stand
entirely alone and at from twelve to
fourteen months start to walk.
Zone year, say mamma and papa
1.-TWO years, talk quite plainly. know
names of animals, persons and objects
and put two words together"
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Southwest quarter of the Northwest quarter
three North. Of Range -Four East 81 the 9TH

Southwest quarter Of the Northwest quarter
three i North q Range -Four East q the lthl
9! 9t ssctio1 Twenty seven. and the East half Of
ne, N3rtheast quarter Of Section Twenty
eight sSa4 = ox1,ship Sixty three North of Range
Of sSn FoSP The sas3 sa.,
of Range Two East of the 4th r. NJ.
Lots Five and Six and the North half OF the
Southeast quarter Of Section Three. Township
q. si6t z f. NORTH OF Range Two East Of tho
Southwest quarter Of Section Three. Town
ship sixty:four North, Of Range Two East Of
East half Of the Southeast quarter Of Sec
Rane! %c Ee9 n SsP 4tn North OF
r.: %s ;:$ s s:.b in s E.sss Rs;:
Lot Lots One; Two. Three md -Four in SECTION
Three East of the 4th P. N.
east quarter Of the Southwest quarter and
FoTnsS FRI si1tYxs North. Of Range Three
OF Section Thirty -four, Township Sixty-five
North, Of Range Three East OF the 4th P. NJ.
West half of the Southwest quarter and
Southeast quarter of the Southwest quarter of
Section Thirty.6ve. Township Sixty five
North. of Range Three East of the 4th P. NJ.
Lots One, Two. Three and Five in Section
Twenty nine, Township SlxtY-three North, of
Range One East of the 4th Pm.
Let's Three, Five, Seven and Eight in Sec.
ton Thirty, Township Sixty-three North, Of
Range One East of the 4th P. M.
Lot One in Section Four, Township Sixty
four North. of Range Two East of the 4th P. M
Dated April 5th, A. D. 1915.
ARNOLD & ARNOLD, \
Attorneys for Plaintiff
605.608 Lyceum Bldg.,
4-22 Duluth, Minnesota,
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, /
County of Cook.
IN DISTRICT COURT, Eleventh Judi
cial District. i"
Conglomerate Land Company, A
Corporation,

AaUO company, "A
Corporation,
Pl
3ulbrapd Gislisen, Carl Hvall, Fran .
CHS D. West, F, Baker, John 9.
Campbell. w. A. Curry, Patrick H.
Fitzgerald, John Keresey, Wayland
w. SANFORD, Paul Johnson, Andrew
SWordling. Assignee for benefit of
credi tors of Charles w. Wilson,
and John r. Fredin. william D.
Washburn, Jr., Norman n. Murray.
August N, Ekman, Merchants H0-
tel Company. corporation. Will
liam Meinhardt, North American
Iron Company. q New Jersey cor
poratiOn, F. D. McMillen, O. p.
Packer, William Hay thorn. George
F. Ash, Ephraim G. Ash, William
II. Olough. tone-Ordean-We Wells
Company, corporation, George =.
Margaret Sullivan, Charles P: Ma
ginnis. Gertrude M. Scott, Martha
A. Mallett. William r.. Spalding.
Margaret Rice, Da MEL q. Cash,
Catherine Dorsey. Michael Pas
toret, John r. PastOret, Peter j.
Pastoret, Christine Grove, VIM. P
Spalding. John Macleod, Helen z.
Paulison, John Q. A. Crosby. Ohm
MCGUIRE, Stephen Thomas, Eugene
F. Lane. Curtis T. Benedict, Charles
y. Jones, Ozora P. Stearns. Su-
san NJ. Esden, Victor p. Stearns,
Stella B. Stearns, Victor Stearns,
as Executor Of the Els tate of Ozora
+. stearns, deceased. Sarah 3.
Stearns, Mary F. Pope, William F.
Pope. Lucy Pope Taylor, Curtis
E. Benedict, Curtis l. Benedict,
Orlen P. Whitcomb, Gust Peterson,
William Forsythe, Daniel Marcy.
Samuel B. Swank, Adolph s. Carl
son. Herman Eberts, John A. Dew
ey, Fred D. Ash, Edna J. Ash, Lou
lisa J. Ames, Mary A. Ash, Charley
w. Wilson, Signe T.. Sutton, Julia
E. Olson, George E. Wilson, Carl
Axel Wilson, Esther A. Wilson,
Marcus w. Bates, VIM. G. Sher-
wood. William J.. Wheele Henry
w. Wilson, State Of Minnesota,
County of Cook. Edmund NJ. Pope,
F, e. Fuller, A, w. Fuller, B. J.
Harmon, Maria l.. DufOur. former
ly Maria L. God frey, Edward ster-
ling, Chas. G. Jones, and all other
persons Or parties unknown claim
Ing any right, title. estate, lien or
interest in the real estate described
in the complaint,
Defendants.
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Charles E. Baker, Ella Mayhem
Townsend. Edith Mayhem Strom.
George H. Mayhem, Carrie E. Car
hart, CLARK H. Carhart, Charles
Hebard. Mary E. Hebard. Daniel
L: Hebard, Julia II Marsden,
Healey G. Akeley, John M, Millar,
George F Sinclair, Thomas &.
Morris, North American Iron Com
pany, New Jersey corporation,
Nicholas Probeck, North Shore
Mining Co., a corporation. Ancient
D1gglns Co., a corpora ton, OLAF J.
Sellum, John Paulson. Samuel B.
Barker, Aura w. Barker. Union
National Bank of Chicago. a Bank
ing corporation. Fort Dearborn
National Bank. a Banking corpora
ton. Edward Pace, Samuel Kerr.
+. J. Kerr, 81. M. Ralston, Mary E.
Hallock. G. P. Packer. William
Haythorn, Hugh j. McClearn,
Charles J. johnson, Guiterman
Brothers. corporation, White Line
Transportat ton Company, a Cor
poration, NJ. D. Wells Company. Il
corporation. The Continent Shoe
Company. corporation, The Con-
0AON "
ton. Wyman-Partri.ge Company,
corporation. Kelley How Thomp-
son Company. a corporation. A. L.
Ordean, MARSHALL Wells Hardware
Company, q corporation. F. Mayer
Boot and Shoe Company, cor
pOratiOD, Scott-(1raf Lum Der Com
pany, a corporation. Blake and
Waite Company. a corpora t1on,
McGill-W Warner Company, corpora
t1on. George w. Martin and Thom-
as H. Martin, j. D. Barrett and @.
Zimmerman, H. B. Knudsen, Ben
tamin Taylor as Executor OF the
Estate of Edmund M. Pope, de-
ceased. Jay q. Hoag, as Trustee
of the Estate Of Charles j. John
son, Bankrupt, Gowan-Peyton-Two-
by Company. a corporation. c. 8.
ton, E. J. Bunker and J. H. Con-
stantine. Mary E. Orth Benhan,
F: q. Fuller, K. ". Fuller, John
Flynn, Charles q. Boyden, l.. A.
hewitt, Kristian Kortgaard. Lucy
\. hewitt, Olnev J. hewitt, Fred A.
Brown. East Vermill1on Land and
Iron Company, q Maine corpora
ton, East Vermillion Iron and
Land Company, a Maine corpora
ton, East Vermillion Land Com
pany, q Minnesota corporation,
Henry P. Norman. Grace Robert
son Merriman, Mary A. Merriman,
Faith Merriman, 8. L. Bayless.
samuel B: Bayless, Byron G. Segog,
Martha Segog. Sole Heir and De-
visee of the Estate Of Byron G. Sc
cog, deceased, Grand Marais and
Northwestern Railway Company. a
corporation, Stone Ordean-W
Company, q corpora ion, Grace
Robertson Merriman and Charles
A. Edwards as Executors and Testa-
mentary Trustees under the will of
Henry P. Merriman, deceased,
State of Minnesota, County Of
Cook. and all other persons or
parties unknown, claiming any
right, title, estate, lien or Interest
in the real estate described in the
complaint,
Defend
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SUMMONS.
The State Of Minnesota to the Above
Named Defendants
SUMMONS.

The State of Minnesota to the Above
Named Defendants
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint of the plaintiffs in the
above enti tied action, which is filed in the Of
fee of the Clerk Of the District Court of Cook
County, Minnesota. and. to serve a copy of
your answer to the said complaint on the
Building, Duluth. st. Louis, County, Mime
sofa, within twenty days after the service
OF this Summons upon you exclusive of the
day OF such service, and. if You fail to an
swer the said complaint within the time
aforesaid, the plaintiffs in this action
will apply to the Court for the relief deman-
ded in said complaint.
Dated April 1st, A. D. 1915.
ARNOLD & ARNOLD
606-610 Lyceum Bldg.
Duluth Minnesota.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
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No. s.


In
ASSOCIATION
IA Columbia Heights NJ
for profit
mely hound gilt
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Gislisen, Carl Hvall. Fran
els b. West, +. Baker, John G.
Campbell. w. A Curry, Patrick II.
FITZGERALD. John Keresey, Wayland
w. San ford, Paul johnson, Andrew
Swordling, Assignee for benefit of
creditors of Charles w. Wilson.
and John F. Fredin, William ID.
Washburn, Jr., Norman b. Murray.
August N. Ekman, Merchants H0-
tel Company. corporation. Will
liam Meinha rdt, North American
Iron Company. New Jersey Cor
poration, F: D. McMillen, C. P.
Packer. William Haythorn,
William II. Clough, Stone-Ordean-
George 8: Darling, HenryI I. Wom-
bacher. Margaret Sullivan, Charles
P. Maginnis, Gertrude NJ. Scott.
spalding. Margaret Rice. Daniel
G.. Cash. Catherine Dorsey, Mich
ael Pastoret, John T. Pastoret,
Peter j. PastOret, Christine Grove,
VIM. P. Spaldtng, John Macleod,
Helen z. Paulison, John Q. A.
Crosby. John Mcguire, Stephen
Thomas, Eugene F. Lane, Curtis T.
BeneOlC CT. Cnarl0S u. Jones. OZOra
P. Stearns. Susan M. Esden, Victor
P. Stear ms, Stella B. Stearns, Victor
Stearns, as Executor of the Estate
of Ozora P.Stearns. deceased, Sarah
B. Stearns. Mary F. Pope. William
F. Pope; Lucy Pope Taylor, Curtis
e. Benedict, Curtis I. Benedict,
Orlen p. Whitcomb, Gust Peterson,
William Forsy the, Daniel Marcy,
Samuel B, Swank, Adolph s. Carl
son, Herman Eberts, John A. Dew
ey, Fred D. Ash, Edna J. Ash, Lou
lisa J. Ames, Mary A. Ash. Charley
y. Wilson, signe T; Sutton, Julia
Axel Wilson, Esther A. Wilson,
Marcus ": Bates, VIM. G. sher-
wood. WilliamJ. Wheeler, Henry
w. Wilson. State of Minnesota,
County of Cook, Edmund M. Pope,
F. G. Fuller. A. W. Fuller, B. j.
Harmon. Maria L. Dufour. former
~ Maria L. Godfrey. Edward Sterl-
ing. Chas. @. Jones, and all other
persons or parties unknown,
claiming any right. title, estate,
lien or interest o the real estate
desert bed in the complaint,
Defendan
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1915-05-13

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