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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-01-24

Washington, Jan. 24.--Unqualified
endorsement of the administration
continental army plan was given by
Henry H. Stimson, secretary Of war
in the Taft administration, in an ad.
dress before the National Security
league.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-01-24
Offers Peace to Serbia.

Rome, Jan. 24~Austria has made
fresh offer of peace to Serbia, fol-
lowing the failure of the negotiations
with Montenegro, according to an
Athens dispatch to the Giornale
q Italia
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-01-24

Peking. Jan. 24.-The rebels in the
province of Yunnan have defeated a
body of government troops and are
moving northward.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-01-24
Hammerstein Held Bankrupt.

New York, Jan 24.-Oscar Ham
merstein, former grand opera impresa.
rio, was adjudicated bankrupt by an
ORDER signed by Federal Judge Mayer.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-01-24
FIVE SKATERS DROWN IN
RESERVOIR.

Latrobe, Pa, Jan 24.-Four
boys and a man were drowned
when ice upon which the boys
We're skating broke in the Du-
quesne reservoir, three miles
from here The man lost his
life in trying to rescue them.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-01-24
AUSTRIA DENIES SINKING
or PERSIA.

Vienna, Jan. 24-The gov
ernment has informed Fred
erick c. Penfield, the United
States ambassador, that no
Austro Hungarian submarine
was concerned in the sinking
OF the Peninsular and Oriental
line steamer Persia.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-16
JURISDICTION
 IT LAND OFFICE
 NUT SUSTAINED
Supreme Court for Distri t of Columbia Hold That Title to Cameron Grand Canyon Claims Must Be Settled In Court

Washington. D. C, March l5. 1916. iiDt lro>ph F.. Morrison.
 Phoenix. Arizona.
 Tho supreme court of the District of 'oiumhH today rendered final decision u favor of Cameron. holding the de mrfmcnt of the interior wholly with 'Gt jurisdiction.
 A
Arizona republican., 1916-03-16
CONSIDERING
 GUARD AT DAM
In View of Great Number of cX-NiIIa Soldiers In This Vicinity, Thought Best That Some Sort of Patrol Be Established

Konwing that there are any number of former Villa soldiers employed in the valley, some on the project and in the vicinity of the dam rec lamation officials yesterday asked Gov. Hunt for adequate military pro- tecti0n of the dam and project
 IL is feared. that in case there is serious trouble with -IeNico, ignorant MeXicans mighJ gain the impression that the United States army is not capable of protecting this portion of the country. Harboring this impress sion. adding to it goodly portion of bootleg WhiskeN, might make a few of the MeNicaus think they were capable of doing damage to the pro- ject and getting away with it.
 For this reason il was thought best to ask for military protection. Gov Hunt took the matter up with the war department at Washington.
 ln view of the apparently infinitesi- mal cost of establishing a patrol at the dam il would in the opinion of several prominent officials n" th" wiser course Tn case efforts were made to blow m the lAm .h, =;Tjio- ture might be weakened, or damaged to such an extent as to cost many times the price of a guard
 \t all other points in the state, the guard Is on the qui ViNc but SD far no urgent need of it's services have become apparent Patrols are being maintained al Tucson and Yuma and Major Donkersley is keep ing close watch on developments in the vicinity
Arizona republican., 1916-03-16
HAYDEN TRIP
 IN MARCH 23
That Is Date for Second Phoenix Trade Excursion; Special Train Leaves at 1:00 a. m.; Fare S3.50 for Round Trip

March 23 is the day Phoenicians will spend visiting the wonderful copper region about Hayden. Ray Wnllleman and Christmas The ex- cUrsion ccn'mittee of the chamber of commerce decided tr.at at d meeting yesterday afternoon.
 The second of the trade excursions will re l'N train. and will start from this ci y at : a. m. on a time table that Is now being arranged, SO that the eNcrrs ionists may see all the territory Comprehended in the plan. vet return tn their homes that night.
 A special train will be put on by the Arizona Eastern. The round trip faro will be only S5.50
 This eXcursion k not confined to alV ,rgnai2ation. It will he open to everybody. for the more that join it. the easier il will he to secure train. Anl II k N-eli kneWn that the Ray Haydon district is now attracting the attention of bigger field of local merchants than any other similar dis :, ,.C:. 'oDa,4u, ti,v aocui,u ,ia,ic expansion effort of the chanh"r at commerce will probably prove the most popular of the series
 The advantage of seeing the wen derful region of the mines and smel- ters will at once impress itself on everyone What the Superior trip u3s to fify business men. the coming excursion will be to representatives of the majority of the business and professional houses of PhoenjN.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-16

kins, Flagstaff, grand master: (. (. Woolf. Tempe deputy grand master, E. A. Hughes. Tombstone, senior warden; j. II. Barrett, Douglas, junior warden; R. \. Fredericks, Prescott, grand treas urer, George J. Roskruge, Tucson, grand secretary; C. NJ. smith, Yuma, grand lecturer.
 The appointive officers will be an nounced tomorrow.
 The Eastern Star met this morning and afternoon, with an eXemplification in the evening, and the Royal Arch held a halliday session in the after noon
 The Royal Arch elective officers are F. <. Miller, Flagstaff, grand high priest: G. II. Mover, Prescott deputy grand high priest: ]. II. Barrett, Doug las, grand king; F. r. Cruice, Prescott, grand scribe; l.. x. Fredericks. Pres colt. grand treasurer. C. j. Roskruse Tucson, grand secretary.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-16
ARMY RECRUITING OFFICERS ID REOPEN
::a'e:ssi55ii tan A. F. Leased Wirel

SAN FRANCISCO. March l5.-Army recruiting offices which closed about ;t year ago. will be reopened, it vas an nounced here today, u Sacramento. Fresno, Stockton, Bakersfield, san Jose, santa Rosa, Eureka and other California cites included in the San Francisco recruiting district
 Colonel John II. Gardner |. $. A. retired in chaISe of the district said today that he was preparing fo: an active recrutne campaign as soon as orders to recruit men for the aus mented army authorized by congress reached here. which he believed would be in about d week.
 The Mexican situation, officers here said. had not yet stimulated actual re- ciu!tine but many letters have been re- ceived since the situation became acute inquirins whether or not men enlisting would be assured of service on or across the border
Arizona republican., 1916-03-16

Officers of the Grand Lodge r. and A. NJ. elected today were: r. W Per
Arizona republican., 1916-03-16

the naval consulting board. whose aim is to co-nrdinate for defense the nations industrial resources, opened permanent offices here today
 The committee Is composed of II. F, Coffin. w. l.. Saunders, w. Le- Roy Emmett, E. C Lamme, Thomas Robins B. E. Thayer and Lawrence Addicks. who represent mining. cleo trical. mechanical and chemical science
 The chief work of the committee will be the forming of state boards of five men each in cver> state The personneI of these boards. ihe mem bers of the committee said. will he nominated hy the state membership of the American society of civil en-
Arizona republican., 1916-03-16
BANQUET AT SANTA
 R|TAFOR MASONc
Special to The Republican,

TUCSON. March 13.-A splendid banquet at the santa Rita hotel with Dr R. H. von I<leinSmid as toast master was be main feature of today meeting Rev J. Rockwood Jenkins of Phoenix save the invocation. Mrs. Burgoon. of .Nosaies spoke on The Order of the Eastern Star. F. \. FrederiCks, past grand master spoke on The Mission of Free Masonry; Bishop Atwood on The Masonry of Democracy T" and George \. Bridge on Progressive Masonry. There was music by d mandolin orchestra.
 Tomorrowa session closes tine meet
 ne after which there will be nstalla- tion of the officers of the Grand Lodge, Roya. Arch and Order If the Eastern Star,
 Officers of the Grand Lodge F. and A M elected today were: F. W Per
Arizona republican., 1916-03-16
TWO HAVE TYPHUS FEVER 1 lReuuhlican A p Leased Mirel

LAREDO. Tex March l5.-Dr Peter olitsky of New York. member of the Rockefeller anu-typhus expedition in- to Mexico was in d serious condition tonight. while Dr Carlos Husk of Aurora III. was doing well. accord ing to attending physicians. Both men contracted typhus while com batting that maladv in Mexico and were brought here yesterday.
 Dr. Pusk, whose name was first given cut as Di Carlos Rusk If the Rockefeller expedition was connected with the GuGgenheim interests. il was learned tonight Instructions have come from the GusgenheimS to spare no expense in caring for either of the afflicted phy sicians
 Thirty eight persons who rode in the same ear with Drs. Oltsky and Busb are being held in detention camp here.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-16

TRepubIIcan A. p Leased WlreI
 NEW YORK, March l4 The com mittec on industrial preparedness of
Arizona republican., 1916-03-16

press declares that the British eo- cialist tarty is threatened with a complete disruption as the result uf the anti-war propaganda of certain segment of its membership. This ftc- ton has promulgated d platform say the Daily Express, declaring that "a- believers of the international solidarity Gf labor we are convinced that it lS the imperative duty of socialists to unite with workers of all nations in the cause of peace and We are con scientiously opposed to participation in the war in any capacity" The newspaper adds that the cleavage is expected to come to d head at the party's conference to he held in Manchester next month
Arizona republican., 1916-03-16
FRANK M. PHELPS.

This telegram was received by Joseph e Morrison yesteriay and to the own .r o unpatcnted mines is of singular -l-muctncc The rulme according To Mr. Morrison. -Ynl affect all minn- amS iu the Cnltcd States and is in harmony with thc liberal mineral land ruiic> of th4s country.
 The case in which the decision was handed down was that of Ralph Cam 'tnu versus Franklin K Lane. secre- ..as ui tue interior. and Clay Tallmau. commissioner of the general land "f- t.,t u was brought hy A!: aiit55-ii5,i11 Whcr he was in Washington last No- Ncmher and Was the outsrowth of pro- eecdiu-S that arose in the United states land office in Phoenix.
 lu reference to the suit, Mr. Morrison sad. Something over two years ago ilc United States government in the Crited States land office in Phoenix Instituted contests against eighteen ,.uuatenied mining claims for which application for patents had never been mtdt These contests were set for a-ung last August when argued pleas tu the jurisdiction contending that the department of the interior was wholly without jurisdiction to litisate .r determine in the department or any o- its branches, any questions relating to dnpdtcnted mining claims
 The pleas to jurisdiction were over
 '"a and assisted by Robert F. Nor r'~ol. of Prescott l immediately er a-ht an action against the land officers 10 restrain them This action va~ brought in the United States dis tr-t court. Subsequently the courts d-Hied tle application for injunction ana dismissed the case, largely on the theory that the action was brought a-s inst subordinates of the secretary oi mt-rior.
 The present proceedine was prose cuted by me ia the supreme court of tur District of Columbia. continued Mr. MorriSon The exact question in- N.Nod IS this Mir. Camerou's centen- teu i- that upon location of mining claims The sarerumont parts with a vested r.Sht and title of such impor- aucc that iJ may be dceded mort -.,sed. Willed and treated iu ever, way
Arizona republican., 1916-03-16

as real estate and the government can only attack such vested right and title in the courts of the land and is without jurisdiction to do so in its nun nlfices
Arizona republican., 1916-03-16
JANE ADDAMS AT SAN DIEGO
GRepubtcan A. p. Leased wirel

GRepub can A. p. Leased Wirel
 SAN DIEGO March l5- Mss Jane .Addams. noted woman worker If Chi ca@o. and peace advocate, arrived here today fur a stay of several weeks to encfit her health
Arizona republican., 1916-03-16
BOARD OPENS OFFICES

Committee on Industrial Preparedness
 To Have Permanent Headquarters
Arizona republican., 1916-03-16

sineers, the American institute of mining engineers the American SO ciety of mechanical engineers. the American institute of electrical en- sineers and the American chemical society
 MT Coffin. chairman said that these scientific bodies have about 30.o0o members wh" through the agencies of the proposed state boards would undertake to make an inventory of the industrial and transit resources of each state
 SOCIALIST PARTY THREATENED
 [Repupican A. p. Leased Wire1
 LONDON, March 15-The Daily EN-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-10
@ir hahcn 6ieie SpenDe in

N1r baben O1e1e Spet1De IN D1e
re1tmaBigen @an6e gelangen lalicn
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gen @iirger, Sic NIT Ser gerebten
|Sade Ser 3entraln1adte ipmlpatbiii=
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oielen auf Sen Sdultern Ser &e9ie=
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lolut notbmen0ig. @robe Sammer
iino idon in Mmerifa aufgebradt
morben, ie6pd fan11 11ie 81 piel fir
bie geotbleibenoen inn alten @aterlal1=
Be getban meroen. 9nrd 2iebesga=
ben lit es nns ia leiber MIR pergonnt,
0en1 alten Gaterlan0e 5t belfen, mie
gerl1e modten mir ale Uni er @ltt unb
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lnb S6lpei tern Dor bem brobenben
l1ntergange 81 bemabren. Iel1tid=
lalros sade lit eeredt ulr0 muB lie
gen, 1penn es nod io.grobe Spfer
foitet. Die &ebaftion bon Ser 1e='
mofrat" lit olld ferterbirt bereit.
5penoen in jeber @obe fir Sen
utid=olterreid=ltngariiden l%1lter=
ltiitllngsfono elltgeaen5unebmen. )
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-10

@eiunobeitspfleee Der lanospirtb.
idaftliden Sa1sia1setbiere" foIgen-
oes: Sur Seit oes Serporbred3e1ts
l1nb oes @ehiels Ser 3abne 5eisen
iid, 5umal bel 5oblen, nidt ielten
5riibungen Ser ,@eiunObeit> neil sic
l6n1er5bafte Nnidmellung BEG 3abn-
fleildes Sic Sl1tteraltfnabme err
idmert. 9as 8erfabren, Die 5dmels
lung 0urd @ufidlisen oes Sabnfleis
ides gu befampfen, fann 1tur als
ltattbaft be5eidnet meroen, tpe11n lie
einen al,snebmeno boben @rab ers
retd)t Bat; 0enr Ser ltdrfere 3nitrom
bes &lutes, meld}er es perl1riadt, lit
notbmenoig 5u bem Serportpadien
Der Sabine. Sir aemobnlid ion ma11
iid) barauf beidranfen, oie Ibierden
ourd 9arreider bon Incident &leien=
flltter iiber oie idtpierige 3eit bir-
meaa11helfen."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-10
@p,,, sube a%b6ernfcu.
Trieorid g. 90 e II

ssad tangent, idperen aeioen Der
ltarb aeltern Nad)n1ittag Serr Srieb-
rid g. Miartel1, Geo. 1921 @elt s.
.StraBe.
Ser Geritorberte erblidte anl Id.
SUM- 1856 i'm Sd}lesmig=Sollteit oas
2idt ser @elt lu1b fam i'm Sabre
1880 nad Sen Gereiniaten Staaten,
mo er iid) logleid I'M Scott Gollntp
1,ieberlieb.
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Ben Rltbeltalto 5ltriid lllto 500 nad)
Davenport. ST bette it'd nien1als
pern1Gblt ul1b ~binterlaBt a1tber leiner
Mlltter, Iralt Margaretba Warten,
5mei ShmelterL 6ralt Marp 9etcr<
len bon 2uperne, Minn., nno Iral.
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smei Sdlpager, Sobn SGlapfobl nlto
SSsltergel1 Geterlel1, mie alld bier 9sef=
fen unb orei Nidten.
9ie @cilebltng erfolgt a1n Moatag
Nadntittag Tim ein llbr bonn Sralt=
erballle aus per Mlltpn1pbil al1f Dem
@luc @raB Center Jrieobofe. 8lll=
meni penoen erbeterl.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-10
Mene 2ln5ei9en.
oeS=Mn3ci

Sreunben unb gefanlten bicrngit
Die trartrige Nadridt. bab tAein ,,gez
liebter Spbn, unler lieber '@1ruper,
@dtpager u1b Snfel, 6err
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am Sreitae, Sen 8. sunni, 2,1tbr NadE
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8. 5traBe, ianft entidlafen lit.
9a5 2ei6enbegdnaniB firtoet an,
Wpntag, ben II. .SSllni, Nndmittags
ltm Elm ltbr bonn. 5ral1erbaule, $50.
1927 tpeitl. s. GtraBe, aus per glittoz
mpbil mlf Dem @lue @rab Center
Srteobofe ltatt.
linn titles 8ei(eib bitten Sic tiefbez
triibten Sinterbliebenen:
Srau Margaretba Msarten, Ml1tter,
Srau Marp 3ctcrien, 2nbernc, Iinn.,
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9nbenport,
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Sltcrgcm 9etcriet,
SDbm Sdlapfobl, !.
S6pdger, =
neblt bier Neffen l11b brct Ni6tet1.
8lumenipe,ben crbcteu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-10
: Se,tcrmaridaa, staats.
@ilfsfctcrmaridall, Siiraermei=
tier 8erlualo, TcneriucbrdJcf
nnb &aninipcftpr inlpi5ircn y
jcScs S1eater Der Stabt.
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9ilfsfctermaridJaa S. q. Ierrp, bic
ltd geltern IN Davenport qhfhielten,
inipi5irten gelterl Radmittag ul1D
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1e1ger, giirgermeilter Sobn Ser
mal0 unO g~allinipeftor &alpb @ra=
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uno fan6elt, 0ab a0e, obne @usnab=
me i'm S11tere1le Ser 5iderbeit bes
El,blifllms Gerbe1ierltngen p%or5uneb=
men ba6en.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-10
9cntid : 6itcrrcid) : ,tnaariider ltn=
tcritiiubngSfpno.

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-10
e~@lat3immer eemantdt.

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lccritebenbes- 3immer baben, pScr
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@crreni 1tnterfnnft iuabrenb Scr GIT
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Sen, >uenn Der cine pber moere Ser
mictber miimidt, bah sic &plnmbus.
ritter bel ibm ei1em iollen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-10
MsHerberidlt.

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Sainois: Gbeilmeiie triib Sams=
q nnb Sonntag, mabri6einlld)
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lg uno marmer int Slten; S6an-
! al11 Sonntaq.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-10

- Soben sic fdon 0D Miiiion
Bier probirt? @leib nit Dem beiten
importirten 8ier un6 ernpfoblet BON
Den Doftoren. @od Sslanb 8retpine
gompanp. (an5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-10
2ofaIer Wetterberidjt.

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|sd1fdnitts @urpmrterftunb 29.76
tdidnitts : Sen1peratl1r . 60
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,erihlog in "a stu11oen . 600
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-10

gerlangt: Gin Munn ODER Srdl, en-,
gagirt in einem grpben gtabIiHen1ent.
nm nlg infer @ertreter au fun8ireu.
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-10

2anb - golbilIe Snbian gaelerbati,
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oelnng. SIZE 3iebnng ffnbet am 27.7
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ii1 bel benz Meenten regiitriren Iniien.
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bic mir fret 5nlenben. Smith & SIC.
Grca, 3im1ner 651, eagle Building,
'Sppfane, @a1b. 18mdi, 2@.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-10
Ser brittle 9lft.

8eim aommer5ienratb 4. lit cine
flei1e @eie0idaft gum Sbec. Usan
ipri6t bom &rieg, BON Oalliif, enoli6
bonn Sbeater n1b fomnt alf Gpetbes
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@efragte anttpprten fam, ruff Ser
aommer5ienratb leinem SD9terden
ltrafenb gu: .gber gllal"
Sir Die republifaniide gortei
iinb Sic Mooleltun0en feine Mubez
5tur1ben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-10
@eirat1slisemicn.

lie naditebenoen @eiratbserIaltb=
ml1roen geltern ermirft:
8. Norlpoob 1nb Gertrude
Ssfaloola, Sa.
2oris &lriiea unO Gina 9}ltle,
lettport.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-10

Cine nor5iigIi6e Mugmobl Der
aaerneue1ten un6 beiten Sapeten fir
aae 3immer gu mabigen BreiIen.
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8abenport. Mn3.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-10
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