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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-05-13
NORTHF;ELD

". NJ Dover. who has been mail me-.
souEcr between the postofrice and rail-
, road station. and the delivery man for
the American EXprcss Company about
the village has given up this work. his
place being taken 10y Domincco llZcrano
Fred r. Rlauchard whose home was
Fred r. ilau. uArl, whose home was
| between IN" center and South villages,
died at Waterbury May !. funel al sorv-
ices being held at lis homo Tuesday. He
had been in poor health for some time
but was critically III for few days
only. He leaves a widow, who was Miss
Malona towe. II" Was a son Of Timothy
Blanchard, who lives near the Williams
town town line
y daughter Was horn Friday To- Mr.. and
Mrs George f.. Carpeutrr.-M Ralph
Newcomh Of New York city is at the
HON" OF her parents Mir and Mrs W. II.
Morrill.-Mrs. Nathaniel King has mov~
ed to Randulph where sh. is keeping
houso.-G r. Andrews. who has been
seriously i'll for some weeks. is improVin.
and Is now able to II. out.-MrS H. "
Hovev has come from Erattleboro. and
has oncned her rooms in the G r Am.
drevs ho,se for fin. slrnuor-The road
ne,r th,. new cement bridp, has been nut
i'm good order ana Same nina, finishini,
touches made ON the bridge The work
ON tho road was done uudcl tho. directions
Of state Commissioner Hutchinson. while
the bridge change. wore made hy the
contractor.-W ON the addition to Elm
wood cemetery has been going on this
spri,g. and "A large number of new lots
prepared for -alc-J II. Shufelt, who
has been working at the Cutler store for
a YEAR. has a pnsition at Bennington. His
place here 10 being taken by Royal Che
ncy
Joan A Amidon, widow of I.avay
Wakefield. who died as a soldier in the
war Of the Rebellion died Sunday morn
ing at her home O. Central street after
about weeks illness with bronchitis,
coupled at the last with nervous ex-
haustion. Mrs Wakefield was about 90
years of age, and her only near re|a-
tive aside from cousins, is n sister. Mrs.
Frank Pratt or Montpelier who was with
her at the end although the seriousness
OF her sickness was not manifest until
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a CHANCE ACQUAINTANCE.

William Dean Howolls passed his 7Stt
milestone a few days ago. The deaf
Of American writer's recently had TO bow
to the all-sufficiency of Portsmouth, 81
H., the metropolis of his summer land
In that fine old city is a tailoring es
Establishment which clothes naval officerI
and where a rear admiral is a commoj
sight Mr.. HoWells drifted in one SUM
mer day and departed just as a lady EN-
tered The storekecper pointed to thl
passing novelist and said: There goe
William Dean Howells." No responsl
coming, he asked, You know OF Nh
Howells?"
No" was the reply; II haven't liveI
lived in Portsmouth very long"
Tho story spread and the one Will
LAUGHED most heartily was Mr. Howelld
Exchange.
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BENSON.

Miss Lucy f. Ice, who went to chi
CaEo i'm November. has returned to her
home in Benson. The Taitc Brothers are
now down $50 feet in drilling their well
for their creamery and are iinding a
copious supply OF water.-Benson VIII not
celebrate Memorial day this year, but
many plan to go to Orwell, where Judge
Dana will give an address and local
talent will furnish music.-David H.
Barber, Jr.. is drawing lumber on the
ground where Palmer Goodrich's house
was burned two years ago and Will soon
erect a new house. --Mothor's day was
celebrated Sunday at the Methodist
Church. Miss Sarah Higgins and Mrs.
A. j. Dickinson went to Pownal Monday
to visit the Rev. Mr.. Hitchcock and
family
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
CONTINUED from page thrceJ

where they will take w their canvassins
work for the summer Tho Methodist
E1iscorai s1cicty made a canvass or
their territory in the financial interests
Of their church Thursday with good re-
suits The ladc. served dinner to the
canVasscrs IN the VcstrY.--'Mrs Henry
King and Mrs rearn Parker of Wolcott
were guests OF MIR. and Mrs Allen PIKE
Saturday .--LcafIic King visited her par
ents in Wolcott over Sunday.-News of
the death of Dr. Jay Seaver in Berkeley,
Cal, was received Friday lie was born
and spent his early life in this town. He
had been for many years a popular ply
sician in Connecticut. Mrs Martha
Morse. who was last week threatened
with pneumonia, is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Coburn died at his home two miles from
this village on the Ilardwick road Sum
day night.-.Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Hanson
of Barton were business visitors in town
Monday.-Ilarry Noodle, r. T.. p. car
rier. commenced Monday to make his
tin with a motor cycle.
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DIVIDED AGAINST HERSELF.

stout woman with a considerable ma
ture had cultivated the habit Of buying
two seats when she intended to visit a
theattr. In this manner she always hoped
to remain in comfort without annoying
any one by overlapping.
On one occasion she handed an atten-
dant her two tickets. a $ usual.
The attendant scrutinized them, then
loked at her
"Who is going to occupy the other seat
madam"
~ am going to occupy them both, SIR
retorted the lady Indignantly
VERY good. ma am; but the seats ard
on opposite sides of the aisle"'-Chicagd
News
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-05-13

boys head was one inch longer in the
anterior or intellectual region than the
boys head double his age. while his pos
terror brain was three quarters Of an
inch less. What has been their history?
In three years y was promoted To the
fifth standard at school and A to the
second The latter, indeed, never got
higher than the second standard though
he remained at school until he was II
years OF age, and their subsequent
record was but continuation OF their
past history.
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WARREN.

Mr. and Mrs Rol 3ucklin, who spent
the winter here, have returned to their
home in Worcester. Mass.-Marshall
Minor of Fitchburs, Mass, is at home
ON "A vacation, -George Warren is spend
ing few days with his SON Dr A. b..
Warr"n.-Dr Greene of Bethe. was call
ed here IN counsel with DR. tampbcli
Thursday In the case Of O. NJ. Jones'
Shirley Day has been ill-Mrs. +. G..
Blake is visiting her daughter, Mars. Fred
Leno, in Waltsiield. MIR, and Mrs Fred
Long went Thursday to l\ecnc, n. H.
T.~-- cleo will visit in Posion.
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THE STORY TELLER.
sLEEP As An OPINION.

\ writer Of plays was readng a new
work before a company of the French
Society of Comedy, and presently was
disturbed by the sight of one of the
members. NJ. Got, fast asleep. The au-
thor stopped and reproved the sleeper
He was reading his play to the COM
nittee in order to obtain their opinion
How could "A man who was asleep give
an opinion? NJ. Got rubbed his eyes and
remarked, sleep is an opinion" There
was no appeal from this verdict Chris
tian Register
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OUR KALEIDOSCOPE.
WHY HE SMILED.

Il suppose you are delighted that YOU
mothor-in-laW is coming to visit YOU
family"
perfectly charmed You SEE ! am sc
lnF away myself for two or three week
and the annual visitation will spend il
self i'm my absence. '-Richmond Time,
Dispatch.
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WATERBURY CENTER.

Mrs. Puma smith spent saturday and
Sunday in Barre, a guest Of her sister.
Mrs. j. II. KelleN.--S r. Kennedy has
been in Jonesvilio for II few days -
Mrs. W. F. Hill and little daughter have
been visiting Mrs. Hills parents In West
Berlin Memorial services will hc held
Sunday. May 20, in Seminary hail The
Rev. u L. Parker will deliver the SER
mon Memorial school exercises will he
held May y. Veterans aud associates
have been assigned to speak at the diff
fnrnnl echnnlS
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W|NDHAM COUNTY
WESTMINSTER.

Tobacco growers are planning to set
NOR" than the usual acrcaEc.-F. H.
Rssonctte Of Bellows Fails has moved
int" tn" south side of W. Y. rarr' $
d"uhl" hous" and T.. J. Short into the
t'urrh side-NanV of the sweet corn
growers are planning TO plant yellow
corn this year owing to tho high price
Of feed.
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WASTING LIGHT.

Mrs, Bacon-This paper says distin
traces of light have been detected in Il
ocean at depths of more than 5000 fd
by an English oceanogaphical eNped
ton.
Mr. Bacon-Perhaps some of those md
maids forgot to turn off the gas.-XoI
kcrs Statesman
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SAVING THE DOLLS.

"Wh ny do you put your dolls away
carefully" asked Aunt Myra
oh replied little Eva, I'm keepi1
them for my children to play with"
But suppose YOU do not have an
children qucred her aunt
Then replied the little miss, I'll
give them 10 my grandchlldren.- Chicad
Tribune
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-05-13

WIN Parsons who has been visiting the
past week in town returned to his home In
Bethel Observation-Disclosures Scvery who has
been sick the past few days, remains
about the same. His daughter. Clara.
came Monday from Bradford, where she
mas pcen tcachmg.--NIrs. Robert clark
ana family are spending few weeks
with hor parents, Mr. and Mrs D. L.
monia,-O. NJ. Jones remains about the
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FORESTDALE.

Mrs Ellen Hoag has gone to 1.aconia.
n H., where she will pass the summer
with her daughter.-.Miss Ruth Whitcomo
is visiting friends in Watervliet, n. "
\ daughter was born May to Mr.. and
Mrs Vernon Blodgett. George
Loomis and daughter have returned from
Boston. where they have been the past
wear
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RUTLAND COUNTY
BRANDON.

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spent uesuay III Town N's'tlis het Sis
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uer-lrNHs iio"elu 10 Spe"uins d ie"
Gays IN Ru'iaho'-Dr' d. d NiiHaHhs %
Boston IS Visitihs III MI anu MIS- NHi-
ton McrrlttS on farK streer-lhomas
Lunoereah ielt yesterday morning 10y
marble Coio' "hcrc nc Will De employ
ed IN maFDie ouarry'-Mrs EDWARD
Center has gone 10 IN" Mary FLETCHER
hospital burlington. where sne Will I'M
oergo an operation Tor appendicitis
MISS huth Burheli resigned her position
at the Inn and has gone to her home in
futiahu'- lhomas W. Ray Is In Rutland
Nathan Fatch died at the town farm
MONDAY afternoon. Mr. Patch had been
In II! health for some time. He was 20
years Ola ana mad been at one time
prominent citizen lie was for number
of years interested in the wool business
and at one time one OF the best known
dealers In this part OF the country. Mr.
Patch has no near relatives living. The
funeral was held Wednesday morning, 10
O'clock, with burial in Cooks cemetery.
The condition Of Mrs, Y. Barnby Leach,
who underwent serious operation last
week Tuesday, continues to improve
Hiram Freeman visited in Rutland We'd
nesday. Peter Fel!o is making extensive
repairs ON his house on clay street
Miss Lucy Smith has reopened her house
on Grove street after spending six weeks
with Mrs. G, II, Kelley Of Franklin
street,-Mrs, r. ii. Washburnc has re-
turned to Newport, ~ H., after visiting
her father T.. ID blackwell. for 10 DAYS.
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orwell has purchased the BushoN place
on tonant square. bUt will not take
possession uutil November. Mr and Mrs.
stay viii move hero and will make their
home with MIR. and Mrs. Bush"N until
November, Mr.. Stay will conduct an
undertaking business here.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-05-13

Col. George Harvey will leave Harper
& Bros. on May 10, He has resigned as
president of the publishing company, and
for a time will devote himself exclusively
to the North American Review which ha
has owned and edited for a number of
years,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-05-13
STRIkING ALLEGATIONS.

1t is better only sometimes to be right
than at all times to be wrong. Before I
resolve to do one thing or the other |
must gain my confidence In my own
ability to keep my resolves when they
are made Lincoln.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-05-13

DO right, tho pain and anguish be thy
lot;
Thy heart will cheer thee when the
pains forgot;
DO wrong for pleasures sake.
Then count thy gain
The pleasure soon departs
The sin remains. -Shuttleworth.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-10-15

Mrs. Ada Easley was called to|
Henderson, Ky, Tuesday night on
account Of the serious illness OF her
daughter, Mrs, Henry Miller.
Don, leave your wife and child
ren dependent upon cold charity,
see our life income policy. II. Newt
Williams, special agent, Dickson,
Mr., and Mrs. John Robertson, OF
Bumpus Mills. spent a few days
here this week on their honeymoon.
being the guests OF the formers
brother :. q. Robertson and wife.
They also visited Mr.. Robertson =
brother aud wife q. Kingston Springs
! before returning TO their home,
J. D. Campbell has purchased the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Percy
Mya,t and sill move into same Mt
once. Mr.. and Mrs. Myatt Will be
with the latters parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs, G. W. Dodson for the winter,
and In the spring will build them A
new bungalow on their lot in East
| Nashville.
| | sell income bonds issued by
the Equitable Life Of New York
Surplus nearly Ss6.o000N. No
medical examination required. II,
Newt Williams, special agent, Dick
son, Tenn.
! Chas, I. Eccles has received word
n the death OF bis uncle, Horace
w. Harper. who died in the Sol
dier's Home At Marion, Ind, ane
was buried with honors Of war
Mr., Harper will be remembered
| here by many, he having yisitee
the family Of Mr., Eoc'es abou
nine years ago
Leslie RUSSELL IL seriously ~ her'
J 4, the home OF his sister, Mrs. Min
, ME Wilson. While at work .
Edgewcod one day last week. b
stepped upon a nail which neees
stated him stopping work and b
came to Dickson and Tor the pas
? few days be has been in yer
o ser..,us condition threatened wit
! lock.iaw.
! The Elite Theatre 10 usin
!, Mutual service and will obtai
special releases, from time
line. You'll find good sho
levery nigh, q, The Elite.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-10-15

Canova Coffee is always the same
in strength and flavor,
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs Bob Book
or. Tuesday Oct, ID, Il son.
Miss Mamie Coleman is visiting
In Ruskin this week.
Mrs, Eta Taylor, Of Nanleer.
spent Monday in Dickson shopping.
brink Caooya Coffee, for It's bet.
Ter!
Mrs. " IL. Walker spent We'd,
nesday III Nashville
Canova is the coffee YOU ought
to drink. All good stores sell IT,
". A Self and family spent sun
day on yellow Greek, III" guests OF
A. C. Bishop and family,
Miss Wallace Oliphant, OF Burns,
spent Thursday here the guest Of
Miss Gertrude Sinclair
Mrs. & ". CuIlum and little
daughter, rhelma, spent Monday in
Nashville.
Don payatte left Saturday for
New Mexico, where he will spend
the winter.
Miss Bell Allen, OF Nashville
spent the weekend here the guest
Of Miss Lorene Crutener
Misses Ethel and AlIetn Coleman
a7'e visiting H. e., Etgeu and tam
ily u Nashville.
Miss klnora Ferehee, Of Cumher
land Furnace. has been yisitlu,
Miss Francis Hutchesou.
Miss Elsie Foster, Of Cumberland
Furnace was the weekend guest O
Mr. and Ms, viii Foster.
II interested in life insurance "a,
the uew copyrighted convertlbI
policy lsaued Is the Equitable Lii
ot,New Work, H. Newt William,
special agent, Dickson. Tenn,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-10-15
Trustees Sale.

Ry virtue Of the authority vested
in me BY deed Of trust executed TO
me by W T. Collier a single man,
dated Sept. 9Th, 1914. and recorded
in book s. page $50 Of the regis.
,er's office Of Dickson County, Ten.
nessee. and default III the payment
Of the note herein secured having
been made. | will on
Wednesday. Nov, II. 1915.
At II clock, noon. in front OF the
east door Of the courthouse a. Dick
son, Tenn, sell at public sale 10
the highest and best bidder. tor
cash, free from the equity OF REDEEM.
ption, homestead, dover, and all
other exemptions Of every kind, the
following real estate in Dickson
County. Tenn, to-w,t:
Being five lots in the Wslke'
Addition to the town OF Dickson
Tennessee. as follows; Bounded OF
the north by street; on the soutl
nv A street: on the east by Fire
street. on the west by an alley, be
| iur lots Nos. | 2. 3. 4 and 3 II
block ~ Of the Walker Addition
ID the town OF Dickson, Tenn, il
The 9Th civil district Of Diokso
| County Tennessee. For more pal
ncuIsr boundaries see plan OF sal
Addition on record in the register
Office for Dickson County. Tenn,
lCharIoste. Tenn,
ROY G. CULLUM, Trustee
This l2;h day OF Oct. 1918.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-10-15

Mrs. Elizabeth Danshee of Nash.
vile, ~ the guest OF her brother, j.
+. Gray, and family,
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. viii
Bruce. Sunday Oct 10. u nine
pound daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. LIS. Conant and
little son spent Monday in Nash.
willie.
Your appreciation of the real
good things OF life, urges you to try
a morning cup Of Canova Coffee,
Miss Charlotte Jenkins, Of Nolens.
vile, aud Miss Lille Petway, OF
White Bluff, are the guests OF Miss
Minnie Gray.
Mrs Il NJ. Saeger, who has been
visiting aer parents, Mr., and Mrs,
" +. CuIum, leit Friday for heT
home ia Nashville.
Mr. aud Mrs. ", j, Gatewood
and children, Of Camden. spent a
few days here last week, the guests
Of relatives and friends.
Rev. John Durrett Is attending
the annual conference OF the NJ. h
| Church, South. which is in session
at Murfreeshoro this week.
| T Lee Myatt, who is EMPLOYED
| by the " A, Chambers wholesal,
house at ClarksviIie, spent a few
DAYS here this week.
! Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Meadow
after week 8 visit with Mr. anC
MIS-. I, J Cage, returned to thei
( home at Dickson Springs, Monday
.'.s ,..ttt .r-tlet'- 4ra-r t" ':'"
! Nr and Mrs ". r, Rogers ar
attending the NJ T.. Church. Sout
conference at Murtr' e.boro, thi
week, ..-
! Rev. +, j Suickhn left Wednes
! doy Tor Lawrenceburg, to atten,
the Middle Tennessee Con,efene
Of the NJ. T., Church,
Have you seen the wonderful ne
, copyrighted policy with life iacom
, disability feature Ii iutereste
write or see II Newt Williams
special agent, Dickson Tenn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-10-15
SPLENDID RECORD
ON HANDLING TRAINS
Ninety Per Cent of Trains on
N. c. Il st. L. Made Sched-
ule Time for the Year.

Nashville, Tenn, Oct. IL For
the fiscal year, ending June 81,
1918, the Nashville, Chattanooga
& ~. Louis Railway operated 80
40 passenger trains OF whlcE 30 :
AIS, " 30 per cent. made schedule
trme. and 81 $50. or 10 per cent,
were on time at all stations.
During the year 1884 strict,
local trains were operated, OF which
20, 457. or 30 per cen, made sched
ule time, and - per cent OF which
were on time at all stations, q
the $3.50 limited or fast trains
operated, and which depended up
on connecting roads, ~ per CEN
made schedule time, and W PEI
cent were on time at all stations.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-10-15

| Miss lima Bright vent TO Mem
phis Sunday. having been caliet1
There on account "a the illness o.
her aunt. Miss Mareille William,
/ represent ONE oil the atrcnResi
IoId.lIne life insurance eonpaniei' In
1.-The world add would be glad 70
1--WE you full details Of our new
Ieopy-righted policy. II. Newt VIII
VANS special agent. Dickson, Tenn.
| Mrs. Charles Wilson and little
daughter. Mildred, who have been
visiting Mr.. Wilson parents, Mr.,
Mrs. A, L. Scott. left Tuesday Tor
4 few days visit in Nashville.
| Mr. and Mrs. II. T, Underwood
have returned 10 their home at Syl,
via after few days visit with the
Iatter's brother. j 7. Johnson. at
Vermont. lii.
MIR. A. G. Rickert and Mrs. Tulah
Spencer were married last Thursday
teyening. Oct, Z, In the Citizens
National Bank. Esq. d. T. Hudson
officiating.
Prof, r. Z. Smith and MIR. and
Mrs. ]. T. Harris. OF Ruskin, were
here Sunday night and heard Bishop
Thirkield preach at the Nj. +,
Church.
Mr.. and Mira. Ed. NJ. Scott, oil
Little Rock, Ark, sre here the guests
OF the formers father DIR. W. :,
Scott and family. They made the
Ilrip in their Ford runabout.
| Mrs. T.. W. Rulings and daught
lpr. Miss Lucille, n turned last Friday
from an extended visit through tbs
West, and visiting the Panama Ex
position.
Mrs. Cayce Moore. who was taker
to Nashville two weeks ago 10 I'm
dergo an operatian. was visited b.
/ her husband. and mother, Mrs
, John Page, Sunday. They repor
T.
her dong well.
u. J. Lunn returned Monda,
! from Hampshire, where he ha'
been called to attend the bedside @
his brother, 7. \. Lunn, who die
i, last Thursday and was hurle'
a., Friday.
Mesdames Van Dom, Runyon
Tanner, who have been here at tn
!. bedside and funeral Of their sl-teE
Mrs. Sherman Sweet, left for theI
y homes IN Edlnburg. Ind. Tuesda
morning.
D Prof. Wilson will address tn
/. Epuorth League Of the NJ. +, Churc
I next Sunday at . p. m, foun
people Of the League and othe
Young Peoples Societies are urge
to attend.
: Marshal John Shelley spent SUI
day in Nashville at the bedside {
his wife, who is in hospital
4 that city, having recently nnde
), went a serious operation, he r.
n ports her doing well.
Mrs. Oscar ksenon and tw
d children, Of Paris, are here u
@ guests OF Mrs. keenon's mothe
" Mrs. Elno,a Martin. Mrs. Mart
and daughter, Miss Kansas, vi
accompany Mrs. Keenon home
= spend the winter.
If FOR SALE-2 three.year-old he
i. ses, | three.year.old filly; ! tw
4Ysar. ola mule All broke - wor
'e Also. / three.year.old flly--a fl
" saddler, farm machinery and too
Is All at a bargain. Call on A.
Rickert. Dickson, Tenn,
= Thomas Herhison, who resid
a On Dickson route three, was he
u Friday attending the fair. He
ports the misfortune Of losing Il
~ mare Thursday from collie. I
no mare was valued at $500 and "
cd be a great loss to him.
The Washington herald., 1915-10-11
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