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The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-28
A YAQU| MISSION
TO CANANEA AND
ARIzPE DISTRICT

The Yaqui General 7cse Maria
Bacasegua, accompanied by five
other Indians, is visiting Nogales
and to-day the party departs for
Cananea.
Gen. raj Baca segua is "a general of
the Yaqui tribe, and governor Of
Voiam one of the seven pueblos on
the .YaCui river, as establish by the
Yaquls 'or administration of their
own public affairs.
The mission of this pal ty into this
part of Sonora has two objects
They come to purchase provisions
and clothing for the people ola heir
pueblo who have submitten to cUN..trol
by tide government of Sonora; and to
investigate opportunities tor employ
ment in mines and on ranches in
these regions.
The party visits the Aripze dis
trict a. this time to get in touch also
with fellow tribemen who are en-
ployed there and learn tire conditions
under which they are working.
While here at Nogale;; they have
made extensive purchases of COM
modities needed at their home town,
which they have shipped to the
Yaqui delta.
The other Indians they are seeking
in the Aripze district have been
known long as peaceable Yaquis, and
have avoided the conflicts waged by
their tribe against the Mexican gov
ernme /, and they have made good
record as laborers on farms and in
mines OF that region.
Gen. Bacasegua informed The Oasis
corresp. ndent hat the :: H:%quis are
fast g;' ing adhers1on to the govern
ment, and that before the month of
Septerlt er ends there wilt not be
single Indian holding out against the
government.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-28
GOV. BORQ U Ez
GIVING attention
TO DEVELOPMEN
IN SONORA STATE.
To Democratic Primary

Mr.. Ienacio l.. Mendivil, account
ant at the hardware store of Fer
nando Rodriguez, has returned from
a trip tc Alamos, Navojoa, and other
points in that part of Sonora, having
been absent some ten days or more.
When Governor FlavIo Borquez
was state treasurer in Sonora Mr.
Mendeyil was mis- chief assistant, and
there has eXisJedalways the closest
persona relations between the two;
as both are natives of Alamos, and
nave been friends and neighbors
many years.
Being about to make a visit to
Alamos, Navojoa, and other point.
in the delta OF the Mayo river re-
g1on, Governor Borquez extended an
invitation to MI. Mendivil TO accom-
paDy him as guest, which invita-
lion the young gentleman accepted
with great pleasure. Joining his ex-
cellency at Hermosillo The two pro-
eeded together TO the vic,nities in
t.cated, and were received very
cordially everywhere. AT Alamos all
their old time friends gave them a
grand reception and many attention
,ere shoWered upon thera and the
same can be said of all other points
listed.
At Navojoa Governor Eorquez in
augurascd work upon a large and
modern school building, when viii be
ievoteo to public eGucatlon in thai
municipality, the building, which is
being erected by the staot. to cost
$4,000 1t will be the property OF
.ne municipality.
Mr.. Mendlvil states that Governor
Borquez is giving great attention to
public improvements anti encourage
nent o. enterprises which will de-
velop the manifold resources of Sc
lora. He is giving close attention
TO a project to erect a great dam on
he Sonora river above UIes, at
point named puerto del SOL" (Gate
of the SUM where the liver cuts
through a narrow canon, readily
TANNED. which would back up the
ater a number of miles, convertin :
into a great reservoir the Canad
Ancha Wide Canon) which woul
lival the Roosevelt dam, and supply
water to irrigate many hundred
housand acres in the great valley of
he Sonora River, rivalllng in area
nd acreage thG famed Salt River
Valley in Arizorl. l..
Engineers from Hermosillo have
isitcd the Roosevelt dam and ac-
,uired copious data with regard to
details of construction of that gre
;ork; and they were sent by Gov
rnor Borquez for that purpose
.ey are making surveys and pre-
1aring specifications foc the pro
ected dam at "El Puerto del Sol
When everything is prepared and all
ietails arranged Governor Borquc7
i'll bend his energies and lend the
.redit IL the state of Sonora toward
inanclng the enterprise.
While in tue Mayo hiver delta
Governor Borquez gave attention tt
a much needed work in clearing out
and rebuilding a number OF irrigat-
ing canals in the vicinitl OF Tesla
Navoioa Etchojoa, Huata5ampo, anc
other v'cinities, that during the
stagnation of revolutionary days hat
been permitted to fill up and are ne
longer available for service, having
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-28
GIRLS SOUL-STRIFE
THEME OF PHOTOPLAY

Alice Lake, Jack Mulhall and Frank
Currier head the cast of the Screen
Classics, ms, all-starr special photo
play, Should a Woman gell?" from
the story by tinis Fox, which will
be shown at the Nogales Theatre to-
morrow.
AS the title implies, the picture. is
dranatic depletion of the struggle
" ithln d woman's heart between her
desire to confess her whole past to
Inc MAJ sne loves and he: fear that
such cohesion may cost her his
adoratlcn. The heroine of the story
IS Meta Maxou, a fisher girl In
little Village on the Massachusetts
seacost, transplanted by e1custances
seemingly kindly enough at first.
WHAT occurs after her introduction to
Boston society under the sponsorship
Miss Clarissa Sedgwich constitutes
the item of Meta's past of which sne
uare not speak later to the man she
is to marry, vet which she feels she
must not conceal in fairness to him.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-28
HElLENES SEND
GREETINGS TO
VENIzELOS AND
ORGANIZE

Yesterday morning meeting OF
representative Greeks resident in
Nogal41 was held at the Nogales
theatre to take into consideration a
proposition for organization of them
selves end compatriots throughout
Arizona for the laudable purpose OF
giving assistance to their rative land
in the grept work CT reconstruction
from the ravaCes OF war, and to fost
# fraternal feeling among Greek
in America.
Those preent were Anton Proto
Spiro 5 Proto, Crrist Kers en-, Franz
Diamos, Nick Kerson George Diamo'
Peter S. Panas, Tom Ane elus, Pet'
N. Raptis, John Peterson, Gust
Prcvas, Evangelas Rojokas, Gus
Panas.
Mr.. Christ Kerson was electe,
temporary chairman, and Peter N
Raptis served as temporary secretar.,
he two conducting the meeting.
It WAS arranged to held anotht
meetina of all Greeks in Mega 'es an
vicinity at the NJ gales, I--:,.tfe
tomorrow mornISg. st 10 o'clock, tU
perfect 'organizatlCl. All Hellenes
are requested to take this as notlce
and lend their presence.
Before adjourn ,nent the assemolage
Yesterday adopted the followln'
message to Premier Veni clos, IT,
GRAND statesman of Greece, and l.
was forwarded to him by wire an
cable: ,ooc
Nogales, arizona. August II, l9Z'
ttieutheri,s X. Venizelos,
Premier of Greece
Paris, France,
Ple.se az ~ our sincere COT
pratulations On the remarkable su.
cess m that most deservedly and JUST
lv has crowned your superhuman e.
forts in securing for our believe
country doubling its national terri
torv and our most fervent wishes *
YOUR complete and speedy recover
after escaping ASSASSINATION ah
avoiding thus the greatest dlsast'
that might have befallen Greece
depriv1ng her of her greatest state
len. leader, potriot, and savior;
GREEK COMMUNITY,
OF Nogales, Arizoni
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-28
BOLSHEVIK IN THE
MEXICAN ARMY
ARE EXECUTED
Especial to "The Oasis"

MEXICO CITY, August 81. =
Radicali,m IN the Mexican army
which is growing to such an extent
that it is seriously endasering the
i.oclie Of the troops is cue to the
effolts Of enemies Of le government
who wish to undermine the adminstra-
ton b., creating disfacttor among
,diers, 1t was charged by Eduardo
Garcia, chief of staff. The govern
menC n;s experienced great difficulty
lately IN preventing the Amy from
mixing in politics. More than 1000
officers already have been detained
on tie charge of pclitic-l activity.
Colone, Jose E. Prevo, who attempted
10 sCal. a Bolsnevlk uprising in the
state of Campeche has been captured
Two other military officer: who re-
volted at Vera Cruz were executed.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-28
FOR STATE TREASURER
SAM F. WEBB WILL RUN

One of the most important state
offices is that of treasurer and for
this position only men of high stand
ing should be considered. Sam F.
Webb, cf Maricopa county, measures
up to that high standard.
While a native of California, Mr.
Webb has been constant resident OF
Arizona for over forty years, during
which time, as a NIrmer, stOckman,
miner and all around good citizen, he
has contributed much toward build
ing a prosperous state.
He served in the legislature in
1882 and has been chosel repeated
~ to help make the laws. Four
session of the house, twice the pre-
iding. officer and four sessions of
the senate found Mr.. Webb represent
ing Maricopa county.
He was collector of customs at No
gales urder the Cleveland adminstra-
ton anL handled large sums OF
money for the government.
Twice he has been chosen treasurer
for Msricopa county, the last time
without opposition either IN primary
or election.
MIR. Webb still clings t., the farm
and together with his son and SON
.n-law, he is farming 32O acres IN
lotion this season.
He has a long and honorable record
s a business man, used to handling
arge sums of money, Mr.. Webb is
an ideal man to guard the strong
,ox fo- the state. Should he be
nominated his election would be as
sured and his name would add weight
o the cket. Arizona has no better
citizen
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-28
September 9TH 1920

caused reveTsion to a wild state of
number of thorsared hectares of land
that were richly productive in form
er years. Reclamation of those
fertile lands will be Of gresl benefit
to the " ayO region. increasing great
ly the annual output Of garbanzos,
tomatoes and other crops that make
big cash returns, increasing by many
thousand dollars annually the volume
of money put into circulation in the
towns and cities there.
Mr.. Mendivil brought information
also that the far famed Piedras
Verdes mines between Aiamos and
the Mayo river, at Conicarit, have
been taken over by an American
company which has imported a large
lot Of machinery for prosecution of
development and operation. Con-
tracts have been let for transporta-
uon of tide machinery from Navojoa
to the properties. Piedras Verdes
are great deposits of copper ore,
rich in gold and silver. In antigua
days They were worked for the gold
and silver, the copper being thrown
INTO the Stag uump, as al Cananea.
They were very rlcn in silver. Now
they will be wrought for all three
metals, copper, silver and gold.
me Oasis editor ha, visited
P1edras Verdes, and write, from the
c?r-l
Mr.. Mendivil reports that copious
raIna 44o.ve vls'teu that part of So
nora, and everything l>cks well,
while prosperity reigns supreme.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-28
THE WOMAN GAME

"The Woman Came" in whicl
E,aine Hammerstein Will appear al
the Royal theatre tomorrow, show
zone half Ct tic world how the otheL
half hves"-and the "other half ur
der the microscope are those inter
esting specimens from the higher
strata of society.
"The Woman Gap1e, 1t is claimed
is easllv the best photoplay in which
Miss Hammerstein has Yet appeared.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-28
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

SmelLer Street, Cavalry Hill, Rev
W. J. Gordon, pastor. Sunda!
August 90, 1920.
Revel end and Mrs. Gorrion havin,
returned from their vacation, serv
ices will be resumed this morning.
Sabbath School at 10 q. m,
Morning Service, II a. IN.
A general invitation is extended.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-28
SEVER FOR HERM' SILLO

Advlces from Hermcsiilo relate
that an engineer named Moctezuma,,
rom the City of Mexico, Ii engaged
n making surveys and estimates for
modern and complete sewer system
which will be installed as quickly as
nossible. And that worl. will lead
. to paving the streets.
It is reported also that Engineer
Moctezuma will have Charge OF the
,roiec.ed dam and irrigation syS-
EN- al Puerto del Sol.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-28
UNITED Press Service)

LONDON, August PA Gordon of
troops nave been thrown afout Brlx-
ton prison after it was discovered
that demonstrators demanding the re-
lease OF Lord Mayor McSweeney of
Cork were armed with revolvers and
bombs. The official objection to the
release of McSweeney appeared to be
slowly Gisintegrating with the ap-
proach cf the death of lie prisoner.
The case is causing crisis it is
claimed. 1t is now believed that the
government will order the release of
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-28

VILLA REQUESTS
FOR MER BANDIT.
PAL TO Be Good

MEXICO CITY, August 27.-Fran-
cisco Villa has written Pedro Zanora
the Jal1sco bandit advising the latter
to follow his example AMI surrender
for the glory of the country accord
ing to statement issued from the
office of President de la Huerta.
Reports of the surrender of Zanira
who wda holding American and Brit
ish citizens for ransom are heard
here but lacked official confirmation.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-28
POST OFFICE REMOVAL

The Nogales post office will be re
moved this evening and all fixtures
and furniture will be transferrt Il
from tne quarters so long occupied on
Grand Avenue to the new building
Nelson Avenue, constructed by Earn
D. Hammack and leased to the PosG
Office Department for that service
Post Master Jos. MCINTYRE requests
"The CASTS" to notify all that thc5r
mail will be delivered at the new
most office Sunday.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-28
UNITED STATES CIVIL STRVlCE
COMMISSION

Th4 United Sites Owl Service
Commission announces that Plumb
er's Helper non-educatlona examlna-
tion WI be held on Sept. 9, 1920 for
the purpose of filling a 2acancy in
The position of Plumbers Helper in
the U ..l;ties service at Nogales, Ari-
zona.
Application blank and further IN
formation may be obtained from the
Local Secretary, Board of Civil Ser
vice Examiners, at the Immigration
Office, Nogales, Arizona.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-28
PERSONAL ITEMS
Vote for :. C. E. Adams. for State
Corp 'ratlon Commission. adv.
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Vote for :. C. E. Adams. for State
corp 'ratlon Commission. adv.
Mr.. Claude Mex. Frazier arrived
from E'rin tuesday, and the gentle
man S with his brother Engineer 1.
P. Frazier In the Nogalos Engineer
ing Office. The young man con-
templates entering the University of
Arizona in the coming scholastic
year.
Yesterday morning MI. H. A..
Corpe, publicity agent for the state
of Sonora, arrived from Hermosillo
He erpects to return to that city
Sunday evening, going thence with
Governor Borquez to Ell Puerto del
Sol, above Ures, to inspect the pro-
posed reservoir site.
Miss Hazel and Master Arthur
Jetmoto from Fort HuAchuca are
passing their vacation at Nogales,
guests of Master Sam Sutton Jr.
Tuesday Messrs Frank ]. Duffy
Esq, J C. Tovrea and H. W. Kelsey
motoreu over to Tombstone ON
quick business trip. goirg in the
and returning at evening.
Mr.. la E. Bowers, the Sonora MIN
ing ma: and rancher, whr Is up from
his rancho in the Noria region, re-
ports fine rains which have been
general all ove~ the state.
Tuesday evening Judge and Mrs.
w. A. O'Connor, with Mrs. A. j,
Milliken of Phoenix, formerly long
resident in Nogales, returned from a
visit of some days in Cocn,se county,
Friday Judge C'Connor went over to
Tombstone q hold cour5 for Judge
Lockwood that day ana. Saturday.
Sunday the party went to Bisbse, So
Journlng there until Tuesday, whel.
they re, ,urned TO Nogales.
Mr.. /. o. Stowe, a well known
mining man with large interests ii
the vicinity of Mowry, in the Pata
gonia mountains, is a visitor at NJ
gales.
"Watch Your Step" is the mute
appea! OF Romeo, cunning perform
ing pony, as Queen, elephant actor
of the weaker sex, takes her twict
daily s.roll over his figure. 1t re
quired five yeads to teach Queen t.
watch her step and to install IL.
Romeo the faith that Queen woul'
watch her step. These talente
animals are with Gentry Bros. animaI
circus, coming to Nogales on Thurs
day, September 2, to exhibit after
noon an night. There are hosts o
clever animal performeds and human
circus stars with the Gentry Show
The street parade, a mile in length.
" i'll be seen on the down towr
streets at 1890 A. M.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-28
The WOMAN GE ME

There is no preachmerS in "The
Woman Came" in which Elaine
Hammerstein is to appear at the
Royal Theatre tomorrow, and yet
mothers with marriageabie daughters
II u..o.n they are naturally interest
ed will get from the story some IN
formation which they will be able to
use to advantage. Ih's woman
Game Of the title is che game which
women have been playing since life
began.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-28
FOR L. S. SENATE

l he eby announce my candidacy
for the U. S. Senate, subject to the
Republican Primaries, Sept. Z,
Learn what | stand for and be con-
vinctd tlat it will be to your interest
to vote for
TOM MADDOCK
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-28
ANOTHER PICKFORD DIVORCE
SUIT ON THE CALENDAR
UNITED Press Service)

LOS ANGELTS, August 81
Lottie Fickford Rupp, film star and
sister CT Mary Pickford Fairbanks
will appear before Judge Craig in
the Superior Court here tomorrow to
light for a divorce from Albert G.
Rupp :. New York broker. Rupp has
thus far failed to answer tire divorce
complaint filed by his wife several
weeks ago. Indications were that
the act on would not be contested.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-28
COX T u R N S
Up FUND OF
REPUBLICANS
UNITED Press Service)

NEW YORK, August 81 En-
route with Governor Cox-Any at
3s Republican leaders to deny
figures quoted IN Pittsburgh last
nignt supporting his Charges that the
=, u oiic;n campaign fund goal is
$15,OO0,OOO,O00 will be met by ad-
dltlonal revelations. Cox declared.
He saiu the next move would be to
nan:e Individual contributors to prove
that Harding's thousand dollars limit
had been evaded.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-28
iMERiCAN CONGRESSMEN
RESENT JAPANESE MEX
FERENCE.
limited Press Sefvice)

TOXIC, August PA party g
American Congressman srrlVed at
ShimouoseH j Jan today from
Korea. Dispatches from that port
declare they resent the activity OF
lapanese officials preventing them
from coming into contact with the
Koreans.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-28
UNITED STATES CIVIL STRVICE
COMMISSION

The United States Civil Service
Commission announces that a Car
penter's Helper non-educational ex-
animation will be held Sept. II, 1920
for the purpose of filling vacancy
in the position of Carpenters Helper
in tn, Utilities service a. Nogales,
Arizona.
Ap olication blanks and further in
formqt on may be obtained from the
Local Secretary, Board of Civil Ser
vice Examiners, at the immigration
Office Nogales, Arizona.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-28
Omitted Press Service)

(Unlted Press Service)
LONDON, August 27. British
labor Is demanding that the govern
ment Sske immediate step, to bring
about peace between Poland and Rus
sia. Labor takes the attitude that
the government having forced the
Russians to modify the armistice
terms should now compel the Poles
to accept the proposals oe the ex-
ecutive council. The Labor Party
sent a message to the British cabinet
also the Bolshevik Representatives
asking simultaneous publication of
the acceptable peace terms.
According to unofficial 'eports the
Russian lost nearly half their affect
i've fighting men in the Polish cam
paign. Eighty thousand prisoners
with $4,000 soldiers are mterned in
East Irussia. Only Sporadic fight
ing is continuing.
Omitted Press Servicel
WASAW, August 27.-The Polish
victory has not changed the peace de-
mands a cOrding to Premier WitoS.
Durable peace based on honorable
Just conditions demanded.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-28
Sim FeinerS Plot
.L|oydCeOrge'sOeath
UNITED Press Service)

NOhIOu 1855 OSA 'f~Sy
LUCERINE, August 27. - The
Swiss police today took extra pre-
caution to guard Lloyd George fol-
lowing the reported departure from
Ireland of Sim Feiners alleged to
nave plotted the death of the Brit
lsh Premier.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-28
BANDIT REVOLT T
IN CHIHUAHUA
UNITED Press Service)

Ell IASO, August 27.-Reports
receive today stated that two form
er Villa chieftains Appolon1o Amanda
and Daniel Cervantes, at the head of
zoo followers had started revolt in
southern Chihuahua. Federal troops
are in pursuit it is reported. Amanda
and Cervantes Eefuse to :oin with
Villa ard surrender the report stated.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-28
TRINITY CHURCH
(Congregational)

No. 422 Terrace Avenue, Rev. 0.
A. Smith, pastor. Sunday August
20, 1920.
Church School, 10 o'clock a. m.
Morning Worship, II a. m.
Subject. Light
A cordial invitation extended to all
not worsh1ppilg elsewhere, and
specially to strangers in our city, to
meet With US.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-28
Yesterday County Asses. or Victor

Yesterday County Asses sor Victor
j. Wager went out into the Bear
Canon country and brought back the
camping party he took out there
week before last, including Mr.. Henry
Flderl1in, Master Edwin Wood, with
Mr.. Wager's sons, Master Victor J
Wager Jr., and Clinton Wager. The
boys report they had delightful
time.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-28
LABOR DAY DANCE

"The Oasis" is requested to an
nounce that there will be given under
auspices of the Nogales Fire De-
partment, at the Santa Cruz Club
Monday evening, September 9Th, a
Labor Day Dance to raise funds for
painting the roof and putting other
repair, upon the Fire Department
building (City Hall ed1fice.)
A general invitation is extended,
and tha function will be one of the
most agreeable of the social season.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-28

W. u. Corson and Charles w
Rrossart of Sonoita, who Rave been
visiting in Nogales, returned home
Yesterday.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-28
UNITED Press Service)

BELFAST, August 27.-The entire
business section of Dunel burned with
a loss of three lives. The fire is be-
lieved to have been set by Sim Fem
ers in Ieprisal for burning Catholic
propert.T at Belfast and L;sburn.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-28
u. S. ATTORNEY CHA 2GES
CHICAGO PEC'FITEERS

CHICAGO, August 27.- United
States Attorney Clyde charged that
State Street Department Stores are
making enormous profits He said
suits a,.c selling at $4,000 above cost
and snoes 5000 dollars above price.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-28
ARMED MOB DEMANDS
RELEASE OF IRISH
MAYOR WHO IS DYING

McSweeney on the pretext hat he is
suffering from tuberculos,,; but it is
doubtful as to his recovery even if
he is release.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-28

Mr.. 2. F. Yost. United States con-
sui at Guaymas, is a sojoudner at
Nogales, having arrived yesterday.
The gentleman is a guest at the
Hotel Evans.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-28

A. L. Hanson of Elgin was No
gales visitor yesterday.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-28

Mr.. frank Rigsby of Sonoita is q
visitor at Nogales having come from
Tucson couple If aaTs ago.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-28

rsday Miss Gladys Clissan re-
turned from a visit at Los Angeles
and the beaches.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-28
GENERAL LEONARD WOOD
PROBING DENVER STRIK f.
UNITED Press Service)

DENVER, August 27.-Major Sen
eral Wood arrived on a return visit
in connection with the tramway
strike.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-28

Lee Bonsal, cattleman Cf Magda-
iona is a Nogales visitor =
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-28
RUSS ARMY
SEVER ELY
CRIPPLED
BY POLES

(United Press Service)
MOSCOW, August 27.-The Bol-
shevin communique announced they
had launched a fierce counter of
fensive designed to recapture Brest
anu LiNovsk.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-13
MEXICO FEARS
 RED UPRISING

Vera Cruz, Mex, Dec 13-The has appea1ed-to the federal govern government to send troops to prevent a possible Bolsheviki uprising, it was reported from Campeche today
 Washington, Dec. 13-The state de- partment today was petitioned to pro test to the Mexican government against alleged "vice conditions,' in Tia Juana, Mex, across the border from San Diego, Cal, and until such conditions were corrected, to deny passports to An nericans desiring to go there. The petition was signed by the mayor and officials of A civic and public welfare organizations of resentatives of the Methodist Board
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-13
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