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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-01
CALL LUNTEER
COAL MINERS TO
MAN STRIP PITS

Governor J. b. a. Robertson has
is.ued a ca,l for volunteers to man
the rip pit mines in Oklalr3na in
an effort to assist in the fuel fam
inc resulting from the strike Of the
b.,ra.aous miners Of the state, He
poh cut that the counties furnish
ing volunteers will be the coantics
- receive the coal mined The CALL
fellows:
Fer the sc,e purpose Of securing
coal for fuel and not for the purpose
OF 5aking sides in t3e strike eontro-
yersy it MAS been decided - can for
vc.unteer workmen to man the strip
PITS and ether mines in the state.
ut is the wish CT the unIeryigred
ecncurred in by lie t.te council Of
de,ehse, that those able bodied mel
in the state who arc willing to assist
in operating the mnes, no,ify G. G..
Nesbist who has been designated to
act in @ls capacity at once by phone
at Map.e 2iO0, state capitol, CT by
telegraph or otherwise and all ar
rlngoments for transportation, direc-
tion as to place to 90 and cther de-
tails viii be given
1T is suggested chat squads Of ten
cr more volunteers be organized in
q l5cality Win lierteaaet. to lie
chosen by The sq,iAd in chargo and
that they move as u body and re-.
main together at the miae Il is the
intention Of the undersigned 10 dis
tribute so far as possible) the coal
m.ned by volunteers to TIE county
furnishing the wcrkmea. thus if ycrr
county furnished no men, do not
complain If you ges no coll The
volunteers viii he paid the regular
scale plus the II per cent Increase
offered by the federal government
Housing and food VIII be provided
in case Of inability to obtain same
therwise. Full rrcteotion will be
accorded workmen and mine owners
for life and property. Do not start
from home until all arrangements
have been made With Mr. Nesb.tt
Special Inducements are offered prae-
tical miners and steam shovel men.
1T is expected that several hun
dIed men will respond for duty. This
is patriotic undertaking Ok,aho
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-01
DECLARES LOCAL
PEOPLE SHOULD
GET OWN WOOD
Mayor Points Out That No Coal To
Be Had; Says individuals Should
Put Forth Effort Toward
landing Fuel

Mayor S, G Durbln this morning
issued the following statement rcla.
tive to The fuel situation in Chiaka.
sAa
4 have. just returned fr9m Okla
.llqmn eMy whore | conferred with
sG9yelncr Robert-on ana many others
le'atiye to the fuel situat2a
N There is little doubt that we can.
not depend upon coal and must ge.
wood, oil and ctber fuel.
For weeks tie city Officials have
put forth every effort to provide
wood. The shipments ordered aave
not yet been received, owing to
transportation difficulties.
Fuel dealers, flrmers ana others
who would be expected to furnish
weed -.9te that they cannot obtain
the necessary labor
While the city expects to oL,aia
some wood want to emphasize lie
ldct that any person who can r0ss-
bly, do SO saould provide wood or
cl for himself There are great
quantities of wood near cmckasEl
Anyone who needs wood and is phys
ically able to work, should make ar,
rangements to obtain a supply h,ni-
SELF, even though lie is obliged % ny
eff from his work for a day or two
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-01
LE EGI0N HEAD IS
STRONG FOR RED
CHRISTMAS SEAL

Oklahoma City, Dec. 1.--IIorace Fl.
Hagan, state commander of the Amer
lean Legion, predicts that the former
soldiers in the great war from okla
hona will be in the van "of that
great host of men and women Of our
state who will deem no Christmas,
greeting or gift complete without a
Red Cross Christmas seal
Il esteem it not only duty but a
privilege to endorse on behalf Of the
American Legion Of oklahoma, the
Red Cross Christmas Seal sale in
Oklahoma" Mr.. Hagan says in a let
ter to the Oklahoma Seal sale head
quarters
When we recall hat ,he death rate
in Oklahoma from tuberculosis has
reached as high mark as 1900 q
year. and when we further recollect
that 80 cents out OF every dollar
realized in Oklahoma from this sale,
will be spent to stamp out the scourge
in the state, we can readily grasp tho
vital Importance Of all our citizens
joining hansd in order to bring to the
sale the great success to which it ST
entitled | am confident that the
former service men Of Oklahoma
viii not be found wanting.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-01
ARREST TWO ON
CHARGE ROBBERY
OF futile FIRM
orvilIe Earhart in Jail Here; Another
Man Being Held in Oklahoma
City un1er Belief Is Army
Desertcr.

Oryol!e EarhaN, young Grady
cauaty farmer is in the county Jail
charged with burglary in connec,
tion with &c robbery OF the Hardi-
man Mercantile store in Tuttle Fri
day night Goods valued at several
hundred dollars were taken from the
store officers say. Another party
alledged TO be an accomplice in the
burglary is being held in the Okla
hon.a CITY Jail
Beth E1rhlrt and the second par
~ We're arrested in Oklahoma City.
Earhar was brought to C,iiekasha
yesterday afternoon by Dan Smell,
town marshal and deputy sheriff at
Tutae The other party is being
ac'd by Oklahoma City policemen
for a reward from the government.
They declare their prisoner is a de.
sefter from the army aud decline
TO turn him over to other officers
until the reward is paid, Walter
Jones deputy sheriff, declared to-
day
Some Of the goods ayolen from
the Hardiman store were found in
possession Of the pair when they
were arrested in Oklahoma City,
says Deputy Jones.
The ether party, he says is a
.brcJherin'nw Of Deputy Smell and
on the evening before the robbery,
Earhari and the brotheralA-law were
guests ct tae Smell home.
EarsaIt, according to Information
received Gb the sheriff's office, has
been living Wits his flther six mites
lartheast cf Chickasha
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-01
Wood Committee Formed by Action
City Dads; Authorized to Acquire
Timber and Make Arrange
ments TO Market
STREET DEPARTMENT is
SLATED FOR OPERATORS
City Treasurer Named Head of Com
mittee City Government Behind
Movement; If Profit is Shown.
Funds Go to Street Work. Il

A wocd committee composed ofsthe
Guy erea eurer, city clerk and city
street commissioner WAS Greeted
s urday night by action Of the city
council in session to formulate plaCs
f@r tie solution of the fuel situ1t.on
in This city. The scoumistee Was
given fun and complete power to
procure and distribute wood, ana
wHl wcrk as cog in the city's gov
clamentai machine.
Councilman j. W. Conner fagiered
the idea OF creating the wood com
mt,ee. Councilman Conner offered
the following motion. which was
passed unln.a 1usly BY tie city'5 law
making body:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-01
LINN WILL TALK
TOLEGIONARIES
WEDNESDAY EvE.

WEI Linn, district Judge, viii de-
liver an address 10 thy chickasha
Post Of the American Legion at a
meeting to be held Wednesday even
ing in the Chamber Of Commerce
rooms, second floor OF lhe First Ma,
tional bank building
seery member Of the posl IS urged
to attend and bring buddy Eats
cigars and bit of JAZZ viii also be
included on the program Letters are
being sent from the local post to eK-
service men in the county inviting
them TO the meeting
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-01
SELLS BARBER SHOP,
ENTERS AUTO GAME

]. G. Wofford, Of Purcell, who pur-
chased the Bank Barber shop sew
eral days ago from J. e. Holloway
assumed charge of tho shop this
morning Mr. Holloway viii go to
Oklahoma City, where he becomes a
member Of the Oklahoma Elgin
Sales company. He Will be connect
ed with the sales department. Ross
Cox formerly Of this city, and w.
l.. Buck, Of Oklahoma City. viii be
associated with Mr. Holloway in the
sale of automobiles.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-01
cHIcKAsHA STUDENTS
BREAK OFF HOLIDAYS

Many Of the Chickasha students
enrolled in tine University Of Okla
homa and who spent TIE Thanksgiy-
ing holidays at their homes here, left
yesterday for Norman to resume
theh studies. School re-opeiled this
morning
Among the 0. T. students who
spent the Thanksgiving holidays in
Chiol1asha We're: Miss Marjorie
Cochran, Miss Thelma Wild Rose,
Harry Hill. Dewey Luster Dewey
Neal, Roy and Howard Norton, Wal
lace Thompson, Charles McGehee,
Haskell Bingham, Bruce LaBoon. and
EIue. Rasberiy
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-01
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WIRES DOWN HERE;
NO TELEGRAPH NEWS

= Chickasha is without wire
+ service again today, which
+ means tlnt the daily telegraph {
i news received by the Express
+ from the UnNed Press Us alb
+ sent from the paper. Not only
= was il Impossible 20 get tele- :
+ graph reports, but also, the
+ telephone lines TO the skate :
i office Of the ua.ted Press ait
= oklahoma City We're down,
j. making il Impossible to get
i news rf the world from amy
: source,
+ :. J. + i :. : + = + + j .
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-01

The SERIOUSNESS of the 'Ee up in
elegraph and telephone service in
his district, rcsnEing from the storm
Of Friday night and Saturday. was
nc realized until this mamng when
he announcement came from bosi
he telegraph AMI telephone compa
r,es that cnly snslA Fer cent Of cae
damage and been repaired ap to this
morning
The te'ophene cna7 y. % te
harden h& for the recon II 4 saa
more eqld. ment and because, too, the
copper r'ione wines are more easily
broken than the heavier steel wires
Of the telegraph company
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-01
ANSWERS FIRE CALL

The ely fire department. answered
a cali to l1o2 Pennsylvania avenue
Sunday morning at $3.50 o'elsck.
No damage resulted. J. B Ga IS,
brother Of Chief Geo Gatt!s, Of NE
fire deastment, was Tie tenant in
the house.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-01

to re,inquish the wire TO points west
where Saturdays and Sundays bust
ness had piled up.
He held no shope fer getting any
CT today's messages through untu
possibly late this evening unless the
men We're successful in getting el-
u.her wire through today. This was
on,y prcblematical he stated
Saturdays messages Were being
6e,ivered in the city today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-01

ma expects you 10 do your whole
duty in this crisis. Remember you
are nct going as strike breakers; yo1
are not required ito take sides in I9ae
controversy between the miners ard
opo--.ets, oGt s humanitarian5 and
pstriotic citizens you are expected
to assist the state in alieviating the
suffering that the present unnecessa-
ny lal.ke has produced. Now is the
tine . act We can operate the
mines if you will help"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-01
wANTsp-woop CUTTERS

r @ o.y is gettius together gang
u men % cut wood for the relief o.
tie fuel situation here. Any me1
desiring jobs a5 wood cutters are
aaked TO get in touch with e. G..
Reynolds. city clerk. at once.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-01
sANDLlN JUNIOR JUDGES
WIN AT POULTRY SHOW

The sandlin school junior judging
team won first prize at the annual
Grady County Free Poultry SHOW,
which closed here Saturday Earl
llostlek, Jesse Jantz and Margaret
sandlin are members Of the ssam.
Mr. and Mrs. D. e. Klllian are teach
crs in the schccl, district 80.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-01
The Motion by Conner.

'That wo9d committee be creat
cd and lat this committee le com
Fosed Of the city treasurer, city
clerk ANA Street commissioner
THAT this committee be autkoriz-
ed to use the tntlre st.y stree. de-
rantmeht and equipment; To lease a
wood yard for the distribution Of the
wood in Chickashl and to equip Il.
as may te encessaly; to buy wood
and ship p chickasha TO -tre la5or;
'1 nuke ccntrac.s; 10 crease and pay
bis and amy ANA a'l business thlt
may be necessary 10 suasain an ade-
Qag.e supply 81 wood fJr ii Of the
CITIZENS Of chlukasha.
"That this wood be sold at such
a Price that win meet al costs nd
expense of handing, WITH a rea On
able profit added
City to Guarantee Transactions.
THAT if any money be aecumu'at-
ed as profit; 1t shall be turned int
tile street fund for use on the city
sreets.
Tat the city treasurer be desig
Eateg as chairman Of this comr.t
tee.
THAT he make arrangements with
"a bank, or banks. to finance he op
Grafton OF this committee.
That } separate set cf accounts
be kept
"Tl:. tte city guarantee the trans
actions Of this committee and tha,
ais comm ttee remain in existence
ur n dissolved by the council.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-01
Committee at Work.

The ccrTittee launched operation
Yesterday. when the members, w. w.
Clarke, E. G Reynolds and Dan w
Beets Sc. out on a quest for wood
Mr. C.arke, w..h Councilman jacob
Lcrcngen, left early yesterday for
poirl5 in Oklahoma where q large
amount CT wood Is scld annually Il
wood IS available large amount
viii be bought and shipped to Chick
4. H. Mr. Clarke said
Street Cemmi sioner Beets and f..
G. Reynolds, city clerk, are inyesti-
gs.ing the feasibility Of putting the
areet departments force and equip
81 er. at work cutting wood in the
wcaded disricts near Chickasaa
Mr., Clarke, chairman of the COM
n..tcc, hopes to get wood in Chick
qsha in time to prevent intense suf-
fering
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-01
WATER IS BETTER BUT
NOT ENTIRELY SAFE

: Dr. f. L. Dawson, city su-
! perintendent Of heath, this :
: morning received report on
: the sample of city water sent :
. ! to the STATE health authorities .
: for analysis. The report on :
: this analysis states in sub :
stance that the water is in
; better condition but is net yet .
entirely safe for domestic
: use. :
. !. 4 / 4 i i 4 4 + i / ,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-01

G. II. Barnes Of the Walker Refin.
cry has returned from business
trip 10 Enid.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-01
STORM DAMAGE TO WIRE COMPANIES MOUNTSAS
REPORTS FROM OVER DISTRICT ARE RECEIVED;
CONDITION SAID TO Be WORST IN MANY YEARS

Thousand Poles Down In This Dis
tricti chickaaha Cut OFF by Phone
From Oklahoma City, Kansas City
er Fort Worth.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-01
MATERIAL SHORTAGE ADDS
TO TROUBLES REPAIR MEN

3ts Poles Down Between chickasha
and Oklahoma City; Crews Work
ing to Put Lines In Shape; Little
Hope for Speed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-01
Damage Extensive.

Damaee Extensive.
An idea Of n9e extent Of the dan.
age My be g4inod from thc state
ment Of q Telephone man who has
worked in Okal Jma FER number
Of years He stated that 1t is the
worst situation Resulting from tcrG
brelhage tlat he has ever seon
There are in th4s district, phone men
report, more thaa 1900 fces down
along the miles Of long dist,aee
liae3.
A partial report IS as follows ~
tween C'lnckasha ana ok,ahama city
919 poles down; netweea Anadrkl
and Apache TIT; atweca Api sloJ
ana Hobart ia qncI 1twtan
and Grndfield, IS; between Dunean
and NARROW, II; in Ryan, 8; between
Chickaslla ard Anadlrko, Al; be
tween I'll Reno ana Geary, l25.
Material Short.
That the repair work will be %n-
dered by the shortage Of material
was the statement Of one of The
chiefs in chlrge of the work in this
secticn this morning He stated that
the wires along the routes were bad
ly tangled and that instead of put
Ing in new wire, in many instances
K would be necessary to go to tn,
great trouble of untangling the wires
owing to the fact tnar new wire in
the quantities required is not obtain.
able.
Roads are in such condition that
the repair gangs are experiencing
trouble i'll transporting their repair
supplies from point to- point. All
the men available, however, are work
ing en- the long distance lines Also,
material that las been set aside for
extension work on the various sys-
TENS is being used in ;he repair work.
Some Lines Working.
There were few long distance
likes working out Of Chickasha this
Chickasha was in touch
with FL Reno and El Reno with Enid,
but El Reno could not get noahe-
east to Oklahoma City nor ITO points
west.
There was 30 line operating Dc
tween Chickasha and Oklahoma City,
either direct nor by relays There
is no line west pl Anadarko. Chick
asha can get to Lawtoa by going
scutG TO Waugika 8nd thea to Law
ton The line is UP from Waurika
10 Bowie, Tex, but there is nc.hing
saom Bowie south to Ft, Worth TIC
entire lead from Burkturnett to
Wie,rna Falls is reported to be ou..
This, It is praba5,e, viii be up to-
day
of..eial3 at .ae .c,erlone ofsiae
could give no assurance Of repairs
10 amy given a&cteh Of line in q Civ
en- tiWe. Fhey simply stated that
the crews were working from day
te,e % dark and That n-t.ing was
being lest undore l1t would in any
way aid the stuation.
Telegraph Companies showed"
Tire Telegraph ccmganies wee
showed under WITH business this
morning. The Western Union and a
wire to Oklahoma City, but ncst o.
ire mesn.ng was given over to send
ing the messages filed here Satur-
day. II. e. Ogle, manager of the
Western Union, sta:el t1at as soon
as business had been cleared up to
s,~1av'c ctfff T'hfclra cha WD1ild have
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-12-01

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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-25
A NERVOUS WRECK
From Three Years Suffering. Says
Cardui Made Her Wen.

Texas City, Tex In an interesting
statement, Mrs. q. u Sehill, Of this town
says "for three years ! suffered untold
agony with my head ! was unable 10
80 any Of my work.
] just wanted 10 sleep an lhe time, Tor
ilat was The only ease could get, when
! Was asleep. became q nervous wreck
iust from the awful suffering with my
head
lwas SO nervous that the least nose
would make me jump oui OF my bed. ]
had no energy and was unable 10 a.
anything. Ny son, young boy, had 10
90 al my household du,its.
] was not able 10 DO anything until /
look Cardui. took three bottles In an
aad Il surely cured me OF those awful
headaches. That has heen three wears
ago, and know the cure is permanent,
ior have never had any headache since
taking Csrdui.
Nothing relieved nae until took Cardui
II did wonders for me.
Try Cardm ior your irouhles--made
from medicinal ingredients recommended
Ia medical books as being OF benefit IN
female troubles, and 20 years OF use has
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-25
AMERICAN MINING MEN
WITNESS VILLA HANGING
MAYOR OF SANTA EULALIA
ny The Associated Press.

Juarex, Mesioo, San 20 American
mining men were lined up and forced
hN Francisco Aillu to witness cine hnne
lna of Antonio cnhello. FORMER mayor
of Santa Eunlin. Chihuahua. Woduea
dHf morning when VIVA occupied the
minlnH town sixteen miles from Chi
hunhuH Gus looted the safes uf tho
mining companies robbed the stores
and hnuses oi Americans aud departed
after killing four Federal soldiers and
capturlng ihe remaining thirty one
The "details ut the raid were brought
here tonight hf passengers on fhe train
from thc state capital villa had 500
men they snid and tools $500 IRON the
mining camp officers The hanging OF
Che as mahuf WaH thr RESULT ol "a
rrudgu villa hold against him since
they were PARTNERS in the cattle busi-
ucsa AFTER forcing them "a witness
the hanging and telling them the> must
incroaHo The wages oi the Mexican
miners Nilp permitted ail OF the Amer
iDuna SEQ $50 tn Chihuahua
Train scrslcc south of Chmmhra
city was suspended hecousc of the n Una
activities li' was reported in tho
vicinity of rarral tonight General
itsue AurnHtln Castro commander nl
ihf Northeast leit tor Chihuahua Clts
todnf to take che neia against Nnln
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-25
INTERNATIONAL HIGHWAYS
IS PROBLEM GIVEN STUDY
BY THE PEACE CONFERENCE

Paris lan ~ Tfr oueHUon uf fhe
nfefrffiNHHl uI porte Hnd ~A.
iffuHfH anI n raFfHIn 0HHn railways
u.hi0h IT, lD 0nn0 nNIuff fhe pence con
.ererrc .psNous saturday has neen
ritnn rareful .ind, b, American specs
milais 20 s believed fhat ihef uih
nreeenf rofne rdtnured Views
it b. pN umt fhe r1fyne oUi of
ihls proposal wheh o. tnD third or
iie ldenf Nlsou.a fourteen points wiN
hfIuN unnri fhr removal uf mHnt
eaueea O.. friction which hnfe existed
hretuaH ul unIHH control uf Interim
tlOna me1na oI communication
Thai eomr ol ihe new state expected
30 grow uuf of the wHf wlY he wholly
INLAND Sd BE- declared emphasizes tns
necessity for thr removal of BARRIERS
to nectes fo thn fea whirh Pos Amor
iciu dflrrnfos prD expected f0 Favor
1'no question of the Eehoidt tne
pafianelles und ccrfnn other water
watH 3D. is expected VIII Doe decided
Ilt eumm ssion thourht 60 probably
Iwil approach With caution tho subject
nf canliN n which NmerirT la rnric.
unriy Interested because of the ran.
anna onnHl
International control N rai.wafe boa
der certain circumstances So co. sald
wili he favored nt fnc American dele.
gates Such riWayh nro thD line from
/ pnngir fo Poland and fhe Bnrdad Rail-
WINS which Hre regarded ae suhaiil tc'
for natural waterways
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-25
DELAYED PASsfRTs ARE
LOSING MEXICAN TRADE


New York, lpnH Nccausr oi de
lay Boz be- issuao of passports &,
representatives ohmerlcan CONNER
cia houses Amtan Manufacturer
are losing yuluuHtrai in cuba and
other Latin Amgan countries ac-
cordmg 90 GeorgA Rradt publisher
and editor OF thilaNann Post Who
arrived hege todaFom Havana aboard
the steamship No Castle
white I do 1 heHlrc % Criticize
Ia any WAY the African passport reg
ulauons. said MRradt 70 think chat
perhaps meud could he found
whereby rcpnal representatives. %
reputable Antun firms might De-
given paasporls1th less delas than
has hevn lhy caanretolore.'
HE'D tape" wlMr braata eSpnnae
ton % tho delas hioh has been hold
ing up Amerlqaspgssonta whine
those OF Englal and other countries
slrcady were auatrioasly appls Ns
their methods business expansion in
the l.htin- Amaan countries Thr
foreign nsents securing Iona term
contracts amopnH 10 many thour
nanda ol dullarhe said,
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-25
Fr0Wns Upon
Claim Based
Upon Force

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