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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-07-10


Grswolds appearance was less for.
tuitous than II seemed to be. As n re-
ward OF merit for having saved the
mates life. he had been told OF to
serve temporarily as man-of aii.work
for the day pilot, who Glanced to be
without a steersman. His watch In
the pilothouse Was over. and he was
on his way to the crews quarters be-
low when he stumbled upon Miss
Fsrnham. Mindful OF his earlier slip.
he passed her as II she had been In
visible. She let him go until her op-
portunity was all but lost; then. pluck
ing courage out OF the heart OF des-
peration. she spoke.
One moment. IL you please; IL
want TO ask you something" she fall
tered; and he wheeled obedisntly and
faced her.
Followed pause. inevitable. but
none the less awkward for the one
who was responsible. Griswold felt
rather than saw. her embarrassment,
and was generous enough to try To
help her.
II think | know what you wish to
say: you are quito at liberty to say
It." he offered. when the pause had
grown into an obstacle which she
seemed powerless to surmount
Il thought Perhaps had hoped
oh. for goodness sake, why did you
do IT," she burst out. no longer able
TO fence with the weapons OF indirect
ness.
He answered her frankly
1T was the old story OF one mans
overplenty and another mans need
Have you ever known what II means
to 10 hungry for sheer poyerty's
sake?-but, OF course you haven't"
NO" she admitted.
well. have: was hungry that
morning; very hungry. know this
doesn't excuse the thing--to you. Hut
perhaps It may help to explain IT,"
II think I can understand-a little.
But surely"
He stopped her with quick little
gesture.
II know what you are going to say
that | should have been wiling TO
work. or even to beg. rather than
steal. | was willing to work: was
not willing TO beg know II liz all
wrong from your point OF view: but
should be- sorry to have You think
that | did what believed TO be-
wrong"
"But think OF Il; II you are right.
every jne else must be wrongl"
NO: not quite everyone. hut that
Is very large question. and we
needn't 20 into Il. confess that my
method was unconventional; n little
more summary than that OF the usu-
rers and the strictly legal robbers. but
quite as defensible. For they rob the
poor aud the helpless. while merely
dispossessed one rich corporation OF
n portion Of its exactions from the
many"
Then you are not SORRY saw
you yesterday afternoon and hoped
you were"
Ho laughed unpleasantly. Il was
sorry, then. and | am now; for the
same reason. have lost the money"
Lost itf" she gasped. "Howf"
Il had hidden II. and suppose some
one else has found H. II 10 all right.
so far az the ownership IL concerned;
but l am still self-centered enough TO
be ohagrined about a."
But you must have rsturned Il. Ia
the end You could never have been
content to keep IT,
DO you think sof" he reioinsd. Il
think could have been quite content
10 keep Il. hut that II past; II II
gone. aud | couldn't return Il u I
waplsd 70"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-07-10
ana ihs cahnan hunx back:

0ut tN0 NHUH11kH HU"F "
I'm no hghtin man. sorr; an, De-
sides. don't dare lave me harrses.
he objected. but the oficer broke IN
angrily.
What the devil are you afraid OF!
He's got the clamps on, and couldn't
hurt you II hs wanted TO. Come down
herel" M
The little Irishman clambered down
from hts box reluctaptiy.A with the
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-07-10

afbiter I'm so many human involve
ments. led her quickly into the valley
OF decision. She heard a mans step
on the steeply pitched stair leading
down from the hurricane deck. Before
she could turn away he was confront
Ing her; the man whose name on the
Belle jules crew roster was John
Wesley Gayitt.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-07-10

away; when t'ink dat white man
gwine catch me. sholy. I des drap
down In do darkes' cawneh kin an's
dats what ] done. yas. sub. He des
keep on a.Eon'. spat. spat. spat, an
when he come OFT front dc GIneraI
Jackson over yondeh. orr dem boys
what's wukkin' on her, he TUX out.
an dat white man des tu'n hlsseIf
iooss an mex HIS laiEs 90 Lab he
gwine shek 'um plum on. yas, sahl-
0siswold suffered another lapse into
the humsniues when he saw the list
OF participants In his act growing
steadily with each fresh duplication.
and he said. I'm sorry for that
Nose
"Nsv' you udn' bout dat. Csp'm.
Dat boy he been dom somspln e max
70 - conffaued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-08
TO DARKEN HAIR
APPLY SAGE TEA
A few applications Of Sage Tea and
Sulphur bring back tie vipor.
color. gloss and thickness

Common garden sage brewed
into heavy tea with sulphur and
alcohol added. will turn gray.
streaked and faded hair beautiful.
~ dark and luxuriant. remove ev.
cry bit OF dandruff. stop scalp
itching and falling hair. Just n
few applications will prove a rev.
citation II your hair IL fading. gray
or dry. scraggly and thin. Mixing
the Sage Tea and sulphur recipe
at home. though. IL troublesome.
An easier way Is TO get the ready.
to-use tonic. costing about so cents
large bottle at drug stores.
known ms "Wyeth's Sage and Sui.
phur Compound, thus avoiding a
lot OF muss.
While wispy. gray. faded hair Is
not sinful. we all desire 10 retain
our youthful appearance and at.
Effectiveness. BY darkening your
hair with Wyeth's Sage and Sul.
phur, no one can tell. because II
does It 80 naturally. so evenly. You
Just dampen a sponge or soft
brush with II and draw this
through your hair. taking one
small strand ut time: by morn.
Ing all gray hairs have disap.
peared. and, after another applica.
ton or two. your hair becomes
beautifully dark. glossy. soft and
luxuriant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-08
DON'T fuss WITH
MUSTARD PLASTERS!
Musterole Works Easier
Quicker and Without the
Blister

There's no sense In mixing up n
mess Of mustard. flour and water
when you can so easily reiicv. pain.
soreness or atiffnes. with n little
clean white MNsTEHOLE.
NUSTERDI.E is made Of pure oil
OF mustard and other helpful In
gradients. combined In the form OF a
pleasant. white ointment n takes
tho place of IN. out-of-dhte mustard
plaster. and will not blister,
MTSTEROLE gives prompt relief
from Sore Throat. Bronchitis. Ton
stiiiIs. Group. sur Neck. Asthma.
Neuralgia. Headache. Congestion.
Pisurisy. Rheumatism. Lumbago.
Pains and Aches OF tho Back or
Joints. Sprsins. Sore Muscles.
Bruises. Chiiblains. Frosted Feet.
Colds Of the Chest ut often prevents
Pneumonia.
AZ your druggists. In Csc and boc
jars. and q special large hospital
sire for t2s0.
He sure you &c, the genuine MUS
TEROLE Refuse limitations get
what YOU ask for Tho Musteroie
Company. Cleveland. Ohio.
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box office, and You'll be cured.
II John Barrymore. in Are You
n Mason7 ?" doesn't get laugh out
of you. then YOU must have some.
thing worse than the blues.
barrymore il Frank Perry" n
perfectly nice and respectable mar.
ried man. Wife wants him 10 be
Mason. Wifie's own papa r. a
Mason-a grand master. he has
told wIfle's mamma. That's WHY he
stays out so late. And. as he Is
pledged to secrecy. he can't tell
the folks at home where he has
been.
Perry" adopts the Mason stall
II works we'll until wifie's folks
come for visit. The two phoney
Masons mimic each others actions
taking them for Masonic signs
Neither suspects the other until a
real Mason detects them both.
The Prairie Wait" Western
drama. has an exciting runaway
scene. rescue OF pretty girl
shooting. and a strong thread OF
heart interest.
ALASKA
Thos. Nelson Page. United States
ambassador TO Italy. is author OF
THE Outcast," the drama OF the
slums. which opened yesterday al
the Alaska.
Mae Marsh and Robert Heron
play the two most important parts
cLEMMER
The feature photoplay Mt the
Clemmer Is the famous Mrs. Wigs
of the Cabbage Patch" which did Il
heavy business all through Wed
nesday. The Clemmer has two
other excellent subjects. THE Pc
lice Dog" and "Seringham. British
India"
II is hardly necessary TO repeat
the story of'the lovable Mrs. Wigs
and Lovey Mary. The book has
been widely read
Beatriz Michelena, House Peters
Blanche Chapman and Andrew Rob
son are in the film cast.
The scenes are divided between
life in circus. In which some gen
ulne circus stunts are shown, anC
Curryville. KY, the "cahhag,
patch" The fight In which Law
yer Stuart engages with The alb
ductors of Mary Vanderhurst is on,
of the high spots OF the film, and Il
cleverly staged.
The Police Dog" an animated
cartoon. shows the rapid strides tn,
movie artists have made toward per
fecting this kind OF picture, i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-08
Confessions ofaWifc

l was asking It's mother to mar.
~ me"
Don't you let her mother call
her ~. TIM said. as picked
I, up and held II for moment.
wondering n. when my baby came.
Il would be IS perfect as Annies.
"Wili ye tell Mrs. iAfierty" said
Tim. who must have his Joke. al.
though he was beginning TO writhe
in pain. that think her effort
Ia quite creditable for the first at.
tempt and that IN me heart was
wishing for a girl all the time"
Once more his big hand was
lightly passed over the baby. DO
you know how she IL. Mrs. Way.
eriy7" he asked. ITS mighty
hard to be laying here like clod
when I'd like to be kIssin' her and
tellin' her how proud ! am Of me
wife and daughter"
I'm tell her. Tim. They tell
me Annie got along very well and
that ! may see her for minute
In a little while"
God bless ye. Mrs. Waveriy
you're certainly a friend To Annie
Haven't ye been home since "a
we're here yesterday"
"Oh. yes. Tim. they would not
let me stay with Annie. so came
back just little while ago
Tins eyes wandered around the
room-it was filled with flowers
And did ye bring all the flowers
and can I send them to AnnIe7"
Il did not bring the flowers
Tim. They came from members
OF the force and Mr.. fIatton, Mr.
Symone and Mr.. Waverly. an
sure Annie has as many. for the
story OF your heroism and tn.
birth OF your child In In nil ths
morning and evening papers. Will
plenty OF comment"
THE chief will see H." said
Tim.
The chief will be over TO sc.
you as soon as you are ready e
see him"
VIII ye tell Annie that wan
the baby called after her when y,
go In. Mrs. Waverly7"
Sure. will. and want to tel
you that Mr.. Hatton has sent hei
$500 as start towards her edu
cation"
is that Mr.. Hattou the mar
Mr.. WaSerly introduced to me ant
who told me that both himself an,
myself we're working for the sam.
master-the city,"
He's the man. Tim"
Well, he's all right. and n h.
runs for mayor I'll vote for him.
left Tim then and went [,
Annie, who said. when I told he
what Tim said about the name
It's Margaret Ann I'm going I,
call her"
After me? Oh. Annie" ex
claimed. and the little mite tool
on n new interest.
ITO BE Continued Tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-08
CLASS A

CLASS A
The Glass A has announced a new
policy ~ showing some OF the BEES,
OF the big pictures produced this
year. The Children OF tho Ghetto. %
featuring tho bill for the rest OF
the week. Is the starter This is a
Hebrew story from the pen OF the
famous Jew. Israel ZRDgwill.
The Class A also has closed nego-
tiations for The Thief" The Gid.
ed Fool" Samson" and other nota.
bic photoplays produced by the
Fox co.
Wilton Lackaye. the well known
stage star. has the lead in The
Children OF the Ghetto" Lackaye
Ia supported by a strong cast com.
prised OF Clifford Bruce. Louis
. Aberni. William Riley Hatch. Frank
Andrews. Tefcse Bcras aud Ruby
Hoffman.
MISSION
Those who enjoy the writings OF
Clay NJ. Greene will be interested
in the filming OF his romance. The
Whit. Mask" by the Mission today,
Friday aud Saturday.
The early scenes are laid at the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-08
TIM IS PROUD or HIS
DAUGHTER
1915. by the Newspaper
Enterprise Association.

The first wailing cry OF Tins
baby was heard about the time
that Tim came back TO conscious
ness. 10 find the most OF himself
in a plaster cast.
But the doctors told him that
he would recover and that he was
the father OF daughter. which
set him up nightly.
"A daughter" said Tim. and
then he began TO laugh. Now.
that's Joke on Annie. for she
had him already named after his
father. VIII ye be after taking me
compliments 20 Mrs. Timothy LAT
ferty. wife OF Tim Iafferty OF the
traffic squad. and say that friend
husband sends his congratulations
on the birth OF daughter.
Here. here" he shouted. as the
nurse started to do his bidding.
don't We be takin that message
to Annie. IN ye did she'd perhaps
think was disappointed that u
was a girl--snd I'm not. I'm glad
there Is enough av US seuts In
the NOril anu 1AhAE III
cate herself too often to plaze me.
Just then the nurse came from
Annie with the baby--a baby with
a soft fuzz OF red on Its head.
Mr.. I.afferty. your wife told
me TO bring you this and say that
she was sending her to you as .
present. and she hoped you would
not be too disappointed because Il
was a girl"
Big Tim f.afferty's eyes wers
bright with tears as the nurse
laid the little morsel OF humanity
down beside him. He put out tbs
one hand that was not hurt and
touched the downy cheek. III
picked up the wee hand and looked
at II in wonder. Well" said he
III don't look like anything I've
ever seen before. but somehow n
seems 10 make my heart go pit-a
pat In the same way IL did wher
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-08

Let sportsmen sneer. I'd rather
30 hoam.trolling than cast for
trout.
When you whip stream. you
get trout--or nothing When YOU
still'fish In lake for big mouth
bass. YOU get plymouth bass-or
nothing. When YOU troll with n
spoon In Puget sound for salmon.
YOU get salmon or your trouble
for your pains.
Hut when YOU go besm.trolling
you never know what you're going
To get. a
tried II one night last week.
and got
A thousand pounds OF fish. 50
crabs. star fish. devil fish. Japanese
eucumbers. driftwood. tin cans. one
large Iron anchor aud dress suit
case.
The gasoline fishing schooner
Orion. Captain liver Strum. Is one
Of small fleet which has adopted
the heamtroll A beam-troll is a
net. held widespread by n wooden
beam. which the schooner drags al
the end OF n stout t0O.foot hawaer
The beam rides on triangular run
ners of steel. one nj each end
which prevent the net from foul
INK the ocean floor.
The fish blundor into n trap IA
the net and can't set out.
After dragging the net over the
ocean floor an hour or more. yot
haul Il In. hoist II. and dump YOU
catch. Hopping. on the deck
Tha, II the dollriousiy exciting
moment In beam,trolling when
YOU pull IN. pin which opens the
trap. aud the fish come tumblinf
down.
II took but two dragH for us e
catch our thousand pounds, We
had rock cod. ling cod. sole ia few
deepnea sole. which are most de
llcious fish, and skate. Also. We
had dog fish and rat fish. which
don't count. and hundreds OF Shiny
red worm.llke creatures.
We reached the municipal floa'
81 tho foot OF Madison NJ. NJ mid
night. had five hours sleep. and. fl
the morning. sold the fish direct q
the consumers nj about half the
market price.
Returning from the flshinf
ground. Captain Strum and hl'
crew OF three. Vikings all. erowdes
into the tiny cabin. and there wat
still room for ms. We had fish
supper. Norwegian style.
In NORWAY" said Captali
Strum. aH We picked the bones. III
the town wher. ! came from. w
used to brink our fiHh 20 lonl
stone wharf. This wharf was buil
in steps. 40 that. whether high It'd
or low tide. our boats could Away
come alongside. In the steps ser
Iron rings 10 moor 20.
The women % the town wouli
come 10 IN. wharf In tho earl.
morning. and buy our fish. In
little while ". would be sold out
and then We would 80 on, an
catch more.
IL was a good way. because tn
fish vas always fresh. and II wen
straight from the sea 20 the table
There was no passing the flsh oi
from hand 10 hand. from fisherman
10 commission man. from commi,
sion man 10 retail man. and iron
retail man 10 consumer.
Now that we have the munic
pal float. we can bring our flsl
fresh to the consumer. Hut III
new seat,I. way. though bette
than tho old Seattle way. In no, n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-08
FARMER ASKS BIG Z
DAMAGES FROM S. E,

Six hundred dollars trebled Is
the amount asked by Anton Irons
rud. Juanita farmer. in a damage
suit against the Puget Sound Trac-
ton. Light & Power company. just
filed In superior court
Tronsrud alleges linemen In the
company's employ trespassed on
his property February %. climbing
his trees with their spurs. hacking
out branches and even girdling
some.
The law makes girdling a special
offense, which, proven. entities the
injured party to treble damages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-08
HUBBY ADMITS
Wife SAYS HE
WAS TOO SLOW


Mrs. Estella Butler Of Bal
lard left her husband, A. e.. But
Ter, because she considered him
too SLOW" according TO his d.
vorec complaint, on file In the
superior court.
Within three months after
their wedding. he says, she
went 20 live with her parents,
on vashon island. saying she
would return soon but not TO
live with him. She did not want
her parents TO know. he alleges,
that she had parted with him
for good.
"she boasted." he says In his
complaint, "thst all she wanted
vas money. and that she never
would have married had she not
thought she would get large
sum OF money almost irmedl-
ateiy."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-08
SCREEN REVIEWS :: By Freddie Film

Belgian court OF King Leopold
Yyonne. Duchess OF Granville. IN the
sensation Of the hour. when her hus-
band dies and leaves her pennlless.
She becomes a professional dancer,
and hides behind white mask.
Under an assumed name she be.
comes rich and accepts a proposal
OF marriage from millionaire
named Emerson Then comes IA
Nemesis. an old lover. who betrays
her secret Her son kills Emerson.
The mother assumes the blame.
and Is tried. but the son confcsses.
Yyonne dies In the court room. The
son is arrested. but In eventually
released 20 enjoy "A sad happiness
In the love Of faithful fiancec.
Lille Leslie does some splendid
acting In the role of the ducheEs.
Added TO the bill Nv Hams Har.
rowing Duel" and mfr. Fees Mis-.
sion"
LIBERTY
II you're feeling down In the
mouth. | have "A tip for you.
Lay a couple OF jitneys down be-
fore the young lady in the Liberty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-08
FISHING? SAY, DID YOU EVER GO BEAM TROLLING? ?
Boal Tells of Night Trip With Fishermen on Sound

good ms the Norwegian way.
The waterfront In Seattle II
hard 10 get to. Women do not like
TO venture down there And the
float IN small and hard W find II
one IL not familiar with the neigh.
horhood.
And. once found. the float is
reached from the sidewalk by a
narrow gnnsway. hardly wide
enough for two Ia pass. and steep.
We need bigger gangway and a
bigger float.
The dealers come In the early
morning. before the housewives
can get 10 the float. and they. take
the pick Of our stock. We must sell
our fish, We would rather sell 10
consumers than 10 dealers.
since Tho Star told about the
trouble We had with the health de.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-08

partment. hundreds OF poor people,
especially poor women. have learn
ed about the float. and they come
early aud buy our fish. They get
IL frcBher than nj the stores. and
much cheaper II doesn't take as
long TO sell catch an II did.
We are glad OF this. because
we are fishermen. not merchants.
The sooner we sell catch, the
quicker We can return 10 eaten
more fish. And the more fish We
catch. the more good. cheap food
there win be for poor people"
took n mess OF the fish home
with me. and had II for breakfast
The flesh was white. and firm. and
the flavor was delicious II was
not like the flavor OF fish that had
been frozen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-08
TWO BROTHERS MEET

Ell and Carl Hanson. brothers
the former Of Minneapolis. the lat
ter a resident OF Seattle. met al
the Y. NJ G. a. here for the first
time In 80 years Monday. They
had last seen each oth~v In Den
mark In 1860.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-08
p r. o G r. A N S

= - ~
Colonial
"The Niger" civilian Farnum).
Mission Ending Saturday Night
THE White Mask" three parts.
The Mission Of Mr.. Foo" Hams
narrowing Duel"
Liberty Ending Saturday Night
rymore). The Prairie Wait.
drama.
clemmer Ending Saturday Night
Mrs. Wigs OF the Cabbage
Patch" The Police Dog; Ser
lngham, British India
Class A Ending Saturday Night
The Children OF Ghetto" tWil.
ton Laekaye). five parts.
Grand Ending Saturday Night
THE Buffers Busted Romance
"In the Clutch OF the Emperor.
THE Black Box" serial No. o.;
Universal Weekly"
Alaska Ending Saturday Night
THE Outcast," four reels.
Melbourne Ending Saturday Night
THE Battle of Love" three
parts: "Pathe News" Love and
Trouble" And Then 1t Happened.
Madison Ending Thursday Night
The Marked Woman" five
parts (Barbara Tenant; THE
Phantom on the Hearth two
parts; Keystone comedy.
Alhambra Ending Sunday Night
Are They Born or Nader -four
parts; Dear Old Girl" comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-08

Seattle music lovers will hear
the last concert OF the season by
the Philharmonic orchestra at the
Metropolitan theatre Thursday
evening. Theo Karl Johnston and
Ca rmen Frye will be the assisting
artists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-08

makes a great hit with the Riddles
The grown-ups seemed TO like H.
too. The third number shows scenes
In Seringham. British India. The
views are nicely colored.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-08
GRAND

GRAND
THE Black Box" at the Grand. r.
one 81 the few serials that has sue
ceeded IN holding interest OF the
regular patrons OF that theatre who
viewed the opening chapter some
weeks back. The installment being
shown 90 the end OF the week rs
the fifth. and comprises probably
the most exciting episode OF the
serial. Quest. the master sleuth
performs several brilliant pieces OF
detective work. There are several
other good numbers on the program.
SEE WHATS COMING
Seattle moyiegoers viii be up a
stump when they try TO choose be
tween the Sunday attractions at the
various photopiay houses. These
shows are already announced:
THE DUCHESS" WITH CLEO
MADlSok-CLASS a.
THE sToNlNG," VIOLA DANA
LIBERTY.
THE DEVIL" BESSIE BAR.
Observation-Disclosures.
And these theatres represent
hardly one-third OF Seattle's bigger
picture houses. The others have
not yet prepared their Sunday bills.
but there Is no doubt but that they
VIII make the ''pickin' tougher
than ever.
We are in favor OF adding about
"a hours 10 Sundays.
How about IL. folks?
Al HAMBRA
An inside story OF politics and
crime, by Jack Rose. which deals
with the temptations. the passions,
the struggles and the dramatic cpl
sodes OF life. IL offered in the four
part drama. Are They Born or
Made" at the Alhamhra. The bill
changed today. The Rose photo
play ends Sunday night. The life
story OF farmer boy who was
sent TO reform school and after.
ward became political gansster
Is told.
The other pictures are, Dear
Old Girl" and a comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-08
RESIDENCE THEATRES
Home Until Friday

Home Until Friday
The Master Key" No. ~, two
parts. Their Island OF Happiness, .
two-part drama; The Dude Raj
fles," comedy.
Queen Anne Tonight
How Mary Fixed It. MARY
Pickford) Every Girl; Easy
Money"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-08

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