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ADMIRAL WATSON
 RAISED
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 SEATTLE, Nov. 1.-The steamer Admiral Watson of the admiralty line which was sunk at her dock by the steamer Pariaso some days ago has been brought to the surface and is now receiving repairs at the Seattle dry dock The Watson was but little damaged by her experience and will be placed on her former run within a short time. Divers and wreckers have been at work on the vessel for the past two weeks, but despite every effort the vessel was not brought to the sur face until this morning.
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NOTICE.

The Nugget Mining and Dredging Edition now ready for delivery. The most interetino number yet produced. Send ono to your friends on the out side and help to advertise the country. soc per copy, $500 per dozen. Mailed to any addrsss for six cents additional.
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4. 9. A. Ssrvies

WASHINGTON, Nov. u.-Ambassa- = dor Page at Rome cabled to the state today that his investiga- tions of the Ancona attack reveals that there were about twenty -seven Ameri- cans on board the vessel when she was torpedoed of which all are missing with the exception of Mrs. Cecil R Griel who was brought ashore at Bi- zerta.
 A cablegram from American con- tially confirms the stories as to the
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PnuSSIAN LOSSES ARE
 OVER TWO MILLION

presumed that their losses have been great as are undoubtedly those of the Wurtembergers and Saxons both of whom have shared in practically every large battle The German system of issuing the lists relating to the losses sustained by the divisions from those districts effectually precludes any at tempt to gain an accurate estimate of their losses.
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A complete exposition of tho wealth, resources and interesting features of Seward peninsula. Nugget Mining and Dredging Edition. Now on sale at the office and book stores.
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NAPLES, Nov. 1.-Dispatches from Tunis this morning state that boat containing twenty seven survivors of the Ancona has reached Cape Bon on r.e Tunisian coast after a hard eperi- ence on the open sea. All are reported suffering from the effects of exposure
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TWENTY SEVEN. ANCONA
 SURVIVORS REACH TUN\S

during high wind and heavy seas en- countered after the sinking of the liner According to information received here today, among the missing passengers is Pasquale Laurine, an American citi- zen. No authentic details as to the exact number of Americans surviving have been obtained up to the present.
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WILSON CALLS CABINET MEETING
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 WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.-After a period of several weeks during which the president and his advisers have seldom met except on social occasions, 1t has been decided that a cabinet meeting will be held either on Friday or Tuesday on both of which dates the president is apparently free.
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LA TER
MALTA SURVIVORS
 SAY WARNING GIVEN

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 LONDON, Nov. 11.-Ancona sur vivors landed at Malta say that the Ancona had ample warning before be- ing sunk but was gwen little time after halting for the passengers to escape.
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KRUPPS CLEARS
 EIGHT MILLIONS
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 AMSTERDAM, Nov. 10.-The board of directors of the great Krupp gun works at Essen, ermanpy, today an nounced a dividend of twenty six per cent The directors report states that -tl,e big plant cleared over eight and re-quarter millions during the present yrar.
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LANSING SAYS MORE FACTS.
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 WASHINGTON, Nov. 11.-Lansing announced today that more facts must be obtained before action in the An coma sinking is taken.
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Billie Ritehie, Gertrude selby, H. Pathe Lehman, Eagle Hall. When? Friday night.
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GERMAN EvACuATE
 RIGA DISTRICT
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 BERD4N, Nov. 11.-German troops evacuated the forest district south west of Sholk and west of Riga be- cause of the heavy rains, according to official reports to war office today.
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SURVIVORS SAY ANC0NA WARNED
WAR COMMITTEE APPOINTED
 IN ABSENCE KITCHENER
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H. Fs ~ s'E'Vo'
 LONDOI, Nov. lit Is announced that a special war committee has been appointed to serve during the absence of Kitcheb 1T.
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Why have cold floors, newspapers 25c per bundle. lomen Bros.
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KAISER DECoRATEs
 AMERICAN WOMAN
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BERLIN, Nov. 11.-Mrs. Gerard, wife of the American ambassador to Germany has been decorated by the kaiser with the Red Cross.
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COMMANDER DECLARES
 ANCONA UNWARNED

The submarine continued to fire continuously until within a short dis tance of the liner when the firing fired which sent the vessel to the bot tom within few minutes. The cap tain asserts that the people were given no chance to escape and the Austrian seemd determined to send the ship to the bottom as speedily as possible.
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YOSHITO CROWNED
 THIS MORNING
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 KIOTO, Nov. 11.-Amid a scene of crowned emperor of Japan this morn ing
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"Lucle Love" Girl of Mystery. Where? Eagle Hall, Friday night.
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Universal program, Friday night, Eagle Hall. Don't miss it.
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Large assortment of late records re- ceived on the Victoria. Lomen Bros.
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Nome Nugget s2.oo per month.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1915-05-21
Silver Wedding
Anniversary

The silver anniversary of the
marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. E. A:
.Stoddard was 6ttingly celebrated
ION Tuesday fternoon at the home
of the celebrants. More than htty
of the friends and relatives were
in attendance to pay respect to
the couple whose twenty five
years of married life was being
observed. Rev. Bennett deliver
ed a speech of commemoration
and most feelingly dwelt upon
the solemnity of the occasion as
well as its efficacy of an event OF
this kind.
Leslie and Lenora Bennett
were chosen to pass the wedding
cake. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Wallace of Fal'
lon, Mont. Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Wallace and daughter Margaret.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Wallace and
MIR. and Mrs. Schell of Norwalk,
Wis.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1915-05-21
National HOLIDAY
Celebration

AS result of the work of the
finance and entertainment COM
mittees which were appointed in
mass meeting of the business
men last week for the purpose of
arranging for a Fourth of July
celebration it has been decided
that Beach will tender a big.
rousing. celebration on the nation
al holiday. The finance commit
tee announce that another mass
meeting will be held on Monday
evening. All business men who
have been approached regarding
the proposition are in favor of
celebrating and have given assur-
ance that sufficient funds will be
rendered. In order to perfect
plans mass meeting of all the
business men in the city will be
held at the Logan hall on Monday
evening. All who are interested
in the project are requested to be
on hand on that evening to lend
:ssistance to the movement.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1915-05-21
Liberty Bell
In Beach

In all probability the famous
l liberty Bellwhich first heralded til
birth of the nation from the tower
of Independence Hall. Philadel-
ph;a, will I've shown in Beach "a
its trip west to the Worlds Fair
at Frisco this summer. Inasmuch
as all the Northern Pacific trains
stop at Beach, all who are in at
tendance will have opportunity
to view the old relic of the Revo-
luton. Every care is being taken
of it, not alone as matter of SEN
timent, but because of the deep
fracture which is said to have been
made in it on the night its tones
pealed forth in joyous sound the
birth of new nation. The frac-
ture increases as time goes on and
threatens eventually to separate
the bell in fragments. The cause
of the capitalization is attributed
the tin which was used at the
;me the bell was cast.
On the rare occasions in
which the bell has been removed
from it's resting place in the old
hall now used as a museum in
Philadelphia. the desire of the
people to do it honor has been
emphatically expressed.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1915-05-21
/ 'r0rn0ters to
Meet Again

On Saturday evening at the
Logan hall the several committees
which have been working in the
interest of the branch line which
we'll extend through the Burkey,
Ollie and Carlyle country, came
together for the purpose of de
vising means for the completion
of the task of raising the neces-
sary amount of money which will
be rendered the Northern Pacific
railroad in lieu of branch line
south from Beach. From the ex-
pressions given at the meeting
there is but little doubt but that
the necessary amount of money
will be secured before the end of
the week. Another meeting of
the committee has been announce
ed for Saturday night. Principal
of Righ-of-Way L. E. Watson for
the Northern Pacific will address
the gathering of business men and
farmers who are expected there.
MIR. Watson while on his visit
here during the present week gave
assurance that as soon as the mon
ey is rendered, the Northern Pa
cific will begin building opera
tions. This will be good news to
all who are interested. Inasmuch
as the grade is intact there is left
only the laying of steel. This
gives assurance that the road will
be ready for the removal of the
crop of next fall.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1915-05-21
BEACH BUSINESS
MAN HONORED.

4: On Saturday in Fargo, at the
convention of the associations of
state auto clubs, ]. P. Reeves of
this city was elected president of
the State Automobile association
for the coming year. The asso-
cistion is composed of auto clubs
through the state and is interest
ed in everything pertaining to
public highways. While in ses-
SION last Saturday special atten-
tion was called to the Red Trail"
which extends from flew York
through Dakota and the National
Parks to Seattle. 1t is the inten-
tion of the association to donate
a large sum of money which will
be expended in the upkeep and
improvement of the western trail
through the state.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1915-05-21
Moorehead
Goes Dry
Ihirty-one Saloons and Manv
Brewing Company Depots Go.
Gigantic Liquor Industry
Is No More.

Moorehead, Minn., May TO-
Moorhead's gigantic liquor indus
try was voted out of existence on
Monday by the people of Claw
county, when they registered
themselves in favor of prohibi-
tion by a majority of over nine
hundred.
The biggest surprise of the el-
ection as found in the fact that
GAINESVILLE, heretofore wet, went
dry by a majority of eight. In
the last election it had majority
of 81 for the vets.
Moorhe"d went wwet by only
oo votes as against AZ in the re-
cent local option election.
Glyndon went dry, 81 to IS:
Hawley went dry. l39 to IS:
Georgetown went dry. 81 to AZ:
Olen went wet, IS to 20; Dill
worth went dry, 20 to so.
In the rural precincts the wet.
didn't have a look in, very few
townships reporting a majority for
them. GAINESVILLE township, with
tour majority, was one of the
townships going Wet.
Saloons of Moorhead will 90
out of business July I, that being
the date on which their licenses.
under which they are now oper-
ating. expire.
Thirty one saloons in the citv
of Moorhead, together with dis
trlbuting depots of eleven brew
ing companies, are affected bv
the vote. They go out of busines,
at once. The annual business in
yolyed ' oH is estimated at about ST.
100000.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1915-05-21
10 Frisco
By Auto

That it is not such "a long
way to Frisco in a Ford is be-
ing demonstrated by Gus Rozell
one of the prominent residents
Of Sentinel Butte. who, on Mon
day with his family started in his
Ford car for the Pan-American
exposition in San Francisco.
where he intends to remain for
several weeks. He carries with
him all necessary equipment, in
Guiding tent and camp kit for the
journey.
1t is his intention to keep
stocked up with the necessary
provisions on the way out and at
each setting sun pitch his tent
while on his way to the golden
gate. The trip will be unique for
it has not been recorded as yet
that a whole family started on as
long a trip as this in Ford auto
mobile. MIR. Rozell will stop at
many of the larger towns enroute
and will visit with relatives and
friends who reside in the west.
1t is expected that the trip will
take about six weeks to complete.
In making the trip in this length
OF time the travellers will exper-
lence no great amount of fatigue
and will upon their arrival at the
Golden Gate be in position to
fully enjoy the exposition.
MIR. Rozell last year acted as
guide for the officers of the Fred
erick Stearns Auto Co., Detroit,
in their trip through the National
Park. They were afforded horses
by Frazell at Sentinel Butte and
followed the Yellowstone trail
from Sentinel Butte west.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1915-05-21
LOGAN GARAGE BUILDING
MATERIAL PURCHASED

E. D. Logan returned from the
east on Tuesday where he has
been making the purchase of ma
terial which will be used in the
completion of the spacious two
story garage which is now in the
course of erection. The new ga
rage when complete will be one
of the most up-to-date in the
state. Both floors will be of
concrete, while the walls will be
of brick. The building will be
finished with first grade of Heb
ron brick, thus making the new
structure absolutely fire proof.
The amount of material at hand
will occasion continuous work on
the structure.
As soon as the new material
arrives work will be pushed as
fast as possible so that the build
ing and equipment may be ready
for use during the present season.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1915-05-21
Sheriff Foils
Bold Auto Thief

Another instance of the thor
ough system employed in the
sherif's office of Golden Valley
county for the detection of Grim
inals and thieves who pass this
way, was made known last week
by the owner of one of the ga1ag.
ess .: S,n!i',... ",rtc.
~.a'Iy three week" ago ~.
s-.cn passenger Cad;ila: an1.
w,s stolen from one OF ths ku;,-
n:e. men of the city ci Billings,
Mont. The theft was ma,l>. known
Eany of the papers in .hc west
anc notice of the loss was sent 20
ell ;Le sherifs and po.i;= officers
in the United States. No des-
cription of the thief, however, ac-
companied the information,
which precluded very efectual
work by any one wishing to ap-
prehend the fugitive. Sheriff
Smith filed the information in a
private docket which he compil-
ed for his own special use and
kept a watch for any one who
happened along with strange
car. A few days after receiving
the information he visited Senti-
mel Butte where he learned that a
man and woman. a few days pre-
vious, came to that town and plac-
ed Cadillac car in one of the
GARAGES for repairs and continued
on their journey by rail. The
sheriff learned that the car was
for sale and secured the address
of the man who had placed the
car in the garage. The supposed
owner, E. E. Bullock. who was on
his wav to Michigan, left the car
fore sale. The car in question ans
wered the description of the lost
car. In the name of the garage
Sheriff Smith got in touch with
Bullock and at the same time ac-
oaa;n:ed the police officials of
Saginaw. Mich. with the facts and
asked that the traveller be kept
under surveillance, pending ex-
tradition proceedings. The Off
cials in Billings were also inforn.
ed. 1t is quite certain that in a
few days the real owner will be
on his way here to receive his car.
Were it not that the sheriff had
kept close account of all notices
sent to his office. something that
is very often neglected, it is quite
reasonable to assume that the
thief would never have been ap-
pretended.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1915-05-21
Petition Gov.
Of Georgia

In expression of the feelings of
the citizens of Beach and Golden
Valley county in respect to Leo
NJ. Frank, upon whom sentence
Of death has been passed by the
state of Georgia to answe= for
the death of Mary Phagan. the
young factory girl who was so
mysteriously murdered last year,
a petition is being circulated and
being signed by all the city and
county officials, postmaster and
nearly all of the leading citizens
in the city and county. asking the
governor of the state of Georgia
in his clemency to grant the def
endant, Frank. a communication of
life sentence. Following is text
of the petition which will be for
warded to the governor of the
state of Georgia:
To His Excellency. the Honor
;.h'e Governor If the S stc
IF Georgia:
Si,.
Recognizing the in6rm':y -
al, human ins'tuiions. '>''ue'
ing those charged with the ad-
ministration of the criminal
law, and that humanity and
mercy are world wide and
boundless, and believing that
in the case of the State of Geor-
gia against Leo M. Frank,
wherein the defendant is now
under the sentence of death,
a grave error is too likely to be
committed. we, the undersign-
ed citizens of Beach and of
Golden Valley county. North
Dakota, most respectfully peti-
ton your excellency (your
conscience the law of Georgia
and your high sense of duty
permitting) to commute to life
imprisonment the sentence of
death now upon the said Leo
NJ. Frank, or to pardon him
should you finally d.termiiie
that such action is Just and
Dated May l8. A. D. 1915.
proper.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1915-05-21
Farmers Put
Up Bond
Money Was Offered IN Court
Judge Pollock, Before Whom
Fsmous Case Appear, Rules
to Admit all Evidence@Case
Arouses High Interest.

Fargo. N. r.. May 20.-Testi-
Tying that he had sent three sight
drafts to the Equity Cooperative
Exchange at St. Paul and that
two of them had come back dis
honored, H. M . Hendrickson,
manager of a farmers elevator
On direct examination MIR.
examined on the witness stand
the first thing after the convening
of the court this afternoon at 2:l5
o'clock.
Mr.. Hendrickson was served
with subpoena after a long. dill
gent search by the officers, accord
ing to the officers of the sheriff s
office.
On direc examination MIR.
Hendrickson stated that he had
been told yesterday by A. NJ
Baker of The Co-operators Her.
aid that he was wanted and also
tested that Mr.. Baker had init
mated that it would be a good
thing for him to lay low. On
cross examination he also stated
that MIR. Lotus had told him las,
night to came up and testify as he
did not have anything to conceal
The witness testified that on
April 81, 1915, the Equity Co.
operative Exchange owed his ell
.evator $25,827.10 and that he
has sent three sight drafts, one on
May II, for 1000, one on May
II, TO, $5.00O, and one on May
13, for $4,000, and that two ol
them had come back dishonored
and that he had not heard from
the third one. He stated that he
did his banking with the Mer'
chants bank of Velva, his town
Fbeing nine miles from Velva, and
that he and A. E. Sebreid, the
Velva banker, had come to Fargo
to confer with the Equity officer:
regarding the payment.
On cross examination, which
is still in progress, he stated thai
there had been an agreement
reached concerning the money.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1915-05-21
Ball Team
Postpone Game

Owlng to the lnclemency OF the
weather the local base ball team
was unable to go to Sidney as
scheduled. Sunday has been
reserved for them, however, SO
the local contingent will journey
early Sunday morning for the cap
ital city of Richland county,
Montana.
Depspain will probably be on
the firing line for the Sidney ag-
gregation while Canty and Tobias
will act as the battery for the To-
calls. A good game is expected.
The locals have been diligently
at practice the past week in prep
aration for the game.
The locals anticipate several
games in the near future. During
the past few days requests have
come from Baker, Bel6eld. Rich
ardton, killdeer. New England
and Savage. 1t is expected that
he locals will stage two big con-
tests here on the national holiday.
Manager Power in few days will
in all probability be enabled to
announce the names of the teams
which will take part in the larg-
est attraction of the Fourth of
July celebration. 1t is possible
that Dan Larkin, Minneapolis
champion lightweight wrestler of
the United States, will be on hand
to give an exhibition OF one of
the games which will be staged
at the local ball park on that day.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1915-05-21

Chas. Hoyt, special adjuster of
the Columbia Fire Ins. Co. of
Omaha. arrived Saturday. While
in this section he made payment
to the Lone Tree school district of
the loss which they sustained in
the loss of their school house by
FIRE just week previous. This is
about the record for the prompt
payment of losses. F;i
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1915-05-21

John Haigh and wife arrived
from the west on Saturday, where
they have been visiting at the ex'
position and in Mexico. They are
at the present time visiting with
Mr.. Haigh's brother. Frank. in
the Carlyle country.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1915-05-21
D. C. Burke is busy

D. c. Burke is busy this
week making arrangements tor
the installation of an up -to-date
shooting gallery. The new en-
terprize will be located on the va
cant space near Wallis Eat Shop.
Shooting is a pastime that is en-
:ioyed by nearly everyone and a
well equipped enterprise of this
kind cannot help but be we'll pat
-ronized,
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1915-05-21
MEMORIAL SERVICES
SUNDAY, MAY BOTH.

Memorial Day services will be
held on Sunday. the thirtieth.
The morning will be given to SER
vices at the cemeteries. During
the afternoon there will be meet
ing at the Opera House. Attorney
Simpson of Dickinson will deliv-
cr the address in commemoration
of the occasion.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1915-05-21
United States Senator A.

- - ." -
United States Senator A.
]. Gronna Saturday made
the following statement con-
cerning Wilson note to Ger
many: Il do not think
President Wilson was firm
enough or definite enough
think he should take pos
tive position and make some
specific demand and stand
by it. The time has come
when we must do that. We
have to be firm. 1t is a dis
grace to let any more for
eign nations heap any more
insults upon us. We have
been far too lenient.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1915-05-21

E. L. Holven is back from
Long Beach, California. whe,e
he and his family have been
spending the winter season. He
reports that his son George is
rapidly regaining his health. It
,s hoped that he will soon BE- able
IT, return to Beach.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1915-05-21

United States Senator Por-
ter ]. McCumber, comment
ing upon President Wilson's
note, said: II think the
presidents note is very
strong and yet courteous.
1t will undoubtedly have the
effect cf bringing to a final
: settlement the question of the
rights and duties of both
= belligerents and neutrals.
= These rights under the new
= conditions of warfare are
= extremely perplexing. | am
: quite sure the matter will be
= settled amicably and to the
= satisfaction of both countries.
.. 4. 4. Il Z. q. :. 4. 4. L. Il q, +.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1915-05-21

o. c. Adams of Alpha was {
Beach visitor on Tuesday.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1915-05-21

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