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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGK
fri krcl SSSj
For
Everybody
We Iiiivk Hum In nil size I
fur old or yomiK. (Jet ilii'ni
im for the .Meniiiii.il tu- Mi
of .Inly wtniile mill witIm',
Evans & Sons
L
I 'hone 200
FRESH LIME
In any Qmuitltli.
Kiln .hint llurned
I. WII.I.SON
WOOD!
lll.uU WoimI, lonil Sil.T.-.
Hlrt'i I from ilinU. bone dry iji.'l.oo
IHuible IiniiI $1.(10
Dry Slnti, lll-lnilt . . . &.'J.-.
Ilrj Slnb, 4-fiMit K.'l.oo
Ituily mill 1.1 in l W11111I
! mill Furl Oil
KLAMATH FUEL CO.
5' 5 Main Street
A REAL
CREOLE
DINNER
BY THE CAN
Mrs. Itoit'i' mij-m: "Till can
iniitiiliiN inoro iMilutnble nour
lliineiit limn nny oilier canni'il
t'Ki-lnhlo or twlr Its sle."
('mi Imi M'i'ViHl In 11 iloeit styles.
Try 11 can.
VAN RIPER BROS.
"Quality tJnicem"
I'hoiie S6 0th and Mala
BIG STOCK
Hecond-Hiind floods,
iverythluK you cnu think of
hero
Harrison & Matt
Our store Is on Klainaih Ave
and Sixth street
WOOD
WOOD
Hloik, Klngi,, lonii yj.fto
"lo.k, iliiuhl,, m , , , , $,Ot
liy SIhIim Ktjl.tf.t
also liainlle Hody mill l.lmb wood
Heller buy your fuel now, while
I lie pel,.,, N NO mv
I.W1V11 ordors nt Klamath lie
I'iniiient Store. Third nnd Main.
I'HONH uaH
P. C. CARLSON
HOUSTON HOTKL
f'omfortablo Housok 0 o p 1 11 g
looms nt the Houston. Moder
t la prlot, clean, nice.
I'tMik them over on Main, op
IKMlte Peatoflce
IV MA IKUItK'l .MASON
U ntlfri lor tu, t'silf . 'rsHj
win, i',. i i .
" "iiiimvh I MICK IIH pen
Von ijiiu-uiy ihniiiliiil.)!..!
I'lial if ully nil aren't W,Wh h,.,e
Wild Wear n widow's Weed,
I'lvltllni; Kill fr phony ,,,',
Vou timl with rontstoi nation,
WImi.. .me him lost luiMhniiil two
Mine limt Imi Miiitiilliiii.
- -
I'Altls M,. i, Hy uittlt tii Now
twkl Mndiiiii.. In m.,,1,. ii, ..o..
MWiiihnd In. iii 1,,-n.l to r,...i l ,,,.
-.-. ... ,.,v ,,, j,w UII1D
'"" ,ol, - "r "'..inning nnd huI.Io veils
'lie heut of .May enn
li"i inevull mi her
it" ll' ' l .l ItHlil.. u hIii-
Kle 11 Il She full-
l ii-x-N iii her
ruin of Kllef with
u mm bid passion
immiipit-hi iiKibl.i to
our aiie Aineiicitii
J l.oiu; since
hae leiiriii'il the
Hlnierity of bury
ing tile grief of our
hci oil Velllf Ills iiH n
Hin led thing, deep
lit our lif.trlH. Wo
know Ihele Is no
need or n vulgar
dlhplay i.r black
Kill liH'Uls before
the multliiido to
gauge the extent of our borrow. In
fact, mi sitiio have wo become In the
mailer. Hint the lilnck garb or mourn
lug in n r.tre sight In our bigger cities,
and thou" nlriicltles ugiilust uosthetl-
1U111 nnd Hiiiiltatl tho long crepo
veils or widowhood, are sights all but
unseen.
Hence the umd passion of Hie Latin
lutes for llie sable plumes ofli'ilds 011 r
loletatlon. Uspoclally slnio the Hlrens
of tho Parisian stieels have adopted
widow's wu'ds as a further lure, they
become almost a travesty of grief.
Verll), these "marry widows" aro
more numerous thi.u the K-nl article,
In the very last word of cieepy chlc-
1 ness. they teeter along tho boulevards
on high heeled shoes, a simper on
their liicardlued lips and a widow's
' cap on their marceled heads.
Von can hardly blame them for
iidopllng this costume, for tho Pari
sian widow's caps are ceitainly migh
ty becoming. In most eases the yards
of heavy black crape aro worn pinned
clnticl) around tho face like the Ited
Cross nurses wear their virginal white
head dress. A tiny fold of white
rtopo Is set Inside the black crepo
"Facts don't blow out."
Mr. Squeegee
m Hi ( n p !,.
iLLLH
The people who built the Pyramids did
u job that has never been beaten. '
From foundations to cap-stones they,
were constructed to endure.
There was no overweight anywhere nnd no '
part was loo weak or too light to match the other parts.
Hence the lasting qualities of the Pyramids.
Diamond Tires aro built, as the Pyramids
I were built, to last.
1 Every part is made to wear just us long as
the other- pans endure.
Consequently Diamond Squeegee Tread Tires
madu 11 rocord in 1914 that has never been matched.
Send for our book of letters from dealers who
sold Diamond Tires In 19 14.
,' It tells how more than 99 out of every 100 of
1 the more than hull a million Diamond Tires sold last
I year gsvo maximum tervico nt minimum mileage colt.
' It is yours for the asking.
Diamond Squeegee Tires are sold at these
"FAIR-LISTED" PRICES:
Diamond
Squeeereo
Size
Slzo
30x3
30x314
3235
33x4
$0.45
12.20
14.00
20.00
34x4
3Gx4j4
37 x 5
38x5&
PAY NO MORE
Stop! Phone 187
AND WE A.VSWEU 1'HOMPTIiY
WESTERN TRANSFER CO.
Phono 187,
,
r , .. , HoiinaiiiirH u llllol
""" """ reiievi-H tin- i.lain
Hlely
These black bends nro ihc '
IliVilllli
i lorin of trimming for mourn
ing mllllii.i), i,M npponr also wreath
lug llttlo iiiiiHlirooni shaped widow's i
cups that ilrop llielr ciepcy lengths '
"f veil far down behind. .Many of the
muMliioom slmpc , n,lc, wlln
Wl'"" n'1"'' "",l "" Hom,J llli white
Il1"-"1 I'iIiiih tliln mi all around Ilk..
' ' ----
" ""w' ''ollnr. Sovoial of Hicho
hl"1'"H ,,nv" 1 " 1 1 Iutt llttlo straps
oi me crepe ., )u Wo. ,ior t0
'bin. It muniH strange nnd Incon-
grunuM to iiso (ho tonus coquettish
and chle as iluHfyiptlvo i.r mourning,
et they are the most adeiiuiitu of ud- i
Jectlves to picture the extreme smart- '
ness of these I'arlilnn gnrments or I
grief. I
rouiloiiiletH i.ml modistes uio ex- .
I ending nil their art mid Ingenuity on
ileMHlng novelties In mounting styles, i
Shop windows display practically I
noihliig olc.i, and mind you, It Is the '
wtllnble widow an well as the Imita
tion lines who Insist on tho most ultra
effeiiH. .Mourning Jewelry, rings,
bloodies, bracelets, earrings, nock-lac.-H
mill even wrist wntches are lav
ishly displayed. The full short skirts
of Hie moment ni0 duvoloped In dull
black silk, and banded widely with
crinkly crepe unmindful of the In
congruity of a widow's veil that
sweeps down to tho abbreviated skirt
length.
The cUrcme sboitness of the skirts
"" ""' ordinary Individual Is enough
'" make you gasp at Ilrst, but after
you gllutpso a widow In a ballot effort
m,llll"K '""hor can disconcert you.
'-veil the children eunnot escirpe
pall, and little boys aro subdued
''' ''lack suits and black crepe bound
''tits, while little girls preen them-
selviM pathetically In crepo trimmed
ebon frocks nnd bend trimmed crepe
hats of black and white. 1 have even
seen black cloaks nnd bonnets on
mere Infants.
(loudness knows. If It is anj com
foit to the poor souls who have lo3t
If You Want to Go Anywhere .
Any Time
Phone 94or AmericanHotel
Ford Livery Company
Diamond
Squeegee
$20.35
2&70
33.90
46.00
Fifth and Main
M I
mmm i
mMAIWnl
I Hi) iminy In theso dlro days of war, I,
I for one, would ho ttifi lust person In
the world to begrudge them the mea
ger Bolnco of u bit of rrupo. Tho
worst phase of It Ih, of course, thoi
; adaption of tlio widow's garb llloglt-.
imatcly. And It Is Just as well to ro
j member, oven If you are an export at
telling tlio renl from tho phony, that
right now In I'arlB there's a heap of
jti-uth In the adage, "A llttlo widow Is
,, dtineoroitn thine."
At the Churches
(iiiuo .Methodist i:plsiopnl Church
t'orner Tenth and High streets; K.
it' Hicliarils, minister.
1 lu:00 a. in., Sunday school, George
i.l. Walton, superintendent.
11:00 a. m Preaching, 'Tho hast
jC'all to tho Husy."
7:00 P. in., ISpworth league, filmn.
I.. Itoherls, president.
n.ou p. 111,, union laiewen service
at the llai.tlst rhurrh
!,.?
8:00 p. in,, t.'nlon faiewell service
...... r"r.U..'J,L,,",b' "l S "c,0(-1K"t
Miss ..ouiso Uenson w, sing at ,U.I?' "f.If .?' I""- """'JT l tZSf
C 1...- . I i.
, t Motscl en acher chor.s
.rill)U I, .MOlSCIteniMCIier CllOrlS-
ler. Miss Hii7.p1 North pianist.
IOIiiImIiui Cliurcli Corner of .Niutli
and 1'lne streets. Kldcr S. I). Har
lan, minister. Hesldcnce, corner of
Tenth and High streets. Phono 147.
lilble School nt 10 a. m. .
11 '00 a. m.. "American Heroism."
1 S:00 p. in,, Union service nt the
jilaptist church.
! Junior ICndeavor at :i p. in.
flirtation Kndeavor at 7 p. 111.
Wednesday night prayer meeting,
'.Mrs. O. c. Applegate, leader.
Thursday at 2:30, tho C. W. . il.
I members will meet with Mrs. E. YV.
Vnnnice, 121 Jefferson street.
Friday night, regular monthly
( board meeting at tlio church. I
All welcome. J
1 Children's Day exercises will be:
held Lord's Day evening, June 6th.
'lunch of Christ Scientists Services
j ..re held on Sunday morning at 11
'o'clock and Wednesday evening at
, son in Christian Science Hall, in the
1 Jacobs block, corner Third and Main
i streets, upstairs.
J The leading room of tlio Society
1 . . . . . ....
1 too same location will lie open
on Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
afternoons from 2:30 to 4:30 until
.iirthcr notice.
The lesson subject for next Sunduy
will bo "Ancient and Modern Necrom
ancy, alias Messmerlsm and Hypno
tism, Denounced."
lluptlM Church Corner Eighth and
Canal streets. Rev. A. F. Simmons,
pastor.
lilble school at 10 a. 111., O. It. De
Lap. superintendent.
Kveryono cordially Invited to these
services. 1
l-'li'st I'resbjiorinn Cliurcli Corner of
Third and Pine streets.
fieri; of Sessions C. C. Hogue.
Superintendent of Sunday school
J. II. Mason.
Pianist Miss A. U. Parker.
President Christian Endeavor Koy
l.al'ralrie.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
il 30 p. in., Christian Kndeavor.
Prayer meeting Wednesday even
ing at 7 30.
Church of the ruicrcd Heart Corner
Wnrden aventio and Donald streets.
Itev. Win. McMillan, S. J pastor.
First mass 11 1 S;30.
High Mass and Benediction
I Id: 30 a. m.
at !
Catechetical instructions every Sat
urday nnd Sunday morning at 9:30.
Week day Mass every morning at
7:15.
Services at Merrill on the third
Sunday of each month.
ItnplM .Mission Sunday school 1 -phis summons is published purus-
meets at 10 a. in. in the basement ant u, .,11 order of tho Honorable,
ot tho Ubrary building. Mr. O. P. Ifieorge Noland, judge ot tho above en
fonchmnn, superintendent. -You are tiied court, inndo and entered on the,
welcome. jngtll (lfl). 0f jjaVi 101.-,, nnd ordered,
1 )uiuiisu,,j U the Evening Herald, a
There are nearly 7,000 female book '. public newspaper of general ctrcula-
kcepors In New York city.
OUR WEEKLY SERMON
tt
Memorial Day"
lly ELDER S. I. HARLAN, Paator O Itrlstlan Cliurcli
Text Hob. 11:4: "Being dead,
'yet Hpeaketh.'
The writer of tho Hebtow letter In
i our text Is talking about tho blood
ilrst murderer.
Men live their
llttlo day and die,
but their works do
follow them. The
yearly Memorial
Uav Instituted hv
John A. Lognn in
1868 has again
.rolled around, and we gladly accept
tho opportunity of once more sprlnk-
flj
" ' , " , " '" Imr,. rPiiB0n" iml tt
1,,,B wlth ,I,nv-'r the graves of thei""" r""Jon and U
men of '61. This da give, a voice !mlht- fac'rB w
every soldier's eravo as ,hn t.ll
1 1 u v. 11110 inn irnmnna ncn.i tn
"aco st!,t,,es ot ,llolr "".tinguishod
, ...
jiiurcsiors in ineir Homes to lead the
children to Imitate tholr nnhio firmu
jwo have what Is better such days
as these. Hut the patriot dead aro
not only those who wore the soldier's
uniform and marched under tho flag,
not r.lone tholr graves do wo honor.
Hut we remember those mothers,
wives and daughters, who tarried by
t ll fx tin crrn cm nt i nmn i trlnn ii.ntitr
lug, and sending messages of cheer to ' Jerusa,e". let my right hand tor
tile front. The sailor whose death get her cunnln&-" chrli" lved his
dirge was sung by tho waves and the-country al,d came t0 hls own "ePIe
unknown soldier we will not ferget: ' Ii,'st' LyaU' t0 Gol and native
land will keep this patriotism alive.
"Soldier, we honor thee.
Where e'er you rest;
Thy life was given free
A rich bequest.
Itest, rest In peace alone
Sleep on In grave unknown,
1'nmarked by polished stone.
Thy deeds we bless."
In our limited space we can only
note a few of the things this great
nation should remember today. First
wo must remember the terribleness
of war. While Europe today Is In the
mightiest struggle the world has ever
known, nnd some, who know not what
they say, are urging Uncle Sam to
Today's news la The HermU.
MISCELLANEOUS
Summons
(Equity No. C86)
in
the Circuit Court in and for the
County of Klamath and State of
Oregon.
Nina M. Anglin, Plaintiff,
vs.
Harry E. Anglin, Defendant.
To Harry E. Anglin, Defendanf
In tho name ot the State ot Oregen:
You aro hereby summoned to be and
appear and demur, plead, or answer
or otherwise move to the complaint of an execution issued out of the said
filed In the above entitled suit, within circuit court ot the State of Oregon,
six weeks after tho Ilrst publication on the 30th day of April, A. D. 1915,
of this summons in tho Evening Her-j In the above entitled suit, wherein
aid, :v public newspaper of general the plaintiff, John A. Linman, ob
circulatlon, printed and published in talned a Judgment and decree against
the city of Klamath Falls, Klamath John C. Yadon, et al, defendants
county, state of Oregon. And you above named, which said decree was,
will take notice thnt if you fail to on the 23d day ot April, A. D. 1915,
appear and demur, plead, answer, or recorded In the Journal of said court,
otlierwiso move, within the said time, volume S, page 95, I am commanded
the plaintiff, for want thereof, will a-p-'
ply to the above entitled court for an
order of default and for a decree for
roliof prayed for In plaintiff's com
plaint filed in this suit, to-wit:
1 For tho annulment of tho ul-
leged marriage contract now existing
between plaintiff and defendant.
2 For the resumption by the
plaintiff of her maiden naino of Nina
May Noel, the same ns before her
marriage.
3 For such further and other re
lief as to equity may appertain nnd to
tho court seem meet.
tlou printed and published in the city
of Klamath Fnlls, Klamath county,
ricnrrnn nml Hint tlm flrst nnhllcntton
!""w ;
thereof Is made in said paper on tne
2flth day of May, 1915,
W. H. A. ItENNEK.
2H-5-12-lii-2tl Plaintiff's Attorney.
Telford Bros.
Xoiv ready to supply
GASOLINE
I'l'oni llieir new sidewalk pump.
Corner Main st., and Conger ave.
take a hand, we of this generation
must t.galn read from history's pages
about a convulsion that shook our
Ian'1' tll(! Jnlng chasm between
of Abel which stults lnal couin oniy do niieu Dy tne
was spilled by our't,e3t nIoo(' our nation could offer, of
brother Cain thltno 'W00M00 armed men who were
callp'1 l0 d,m t,1B sk' wlth a thousand)
1,att,e aI"' ljreak the peaceful silence'
'' "10 erans of a-million dying men. !
wncn we must protect our norae lanajniay be necessary to satisfy the said
Is time enough for war. plaintiff's Judgment, as aforesaid, to
Second, the best way to honor our
8ol(1,cr tlcaJ ' by being a truo Amer
lc''m cltIzcn- T,le world la looking to
America
There Is no new continents,
"Tllcre ls no othcr raec lhat Possesses
"" "ots u,e Ang'-axon, iiDerty ana
mese are mo
Ill determine-!
the future of " " tor good.
"-" -- ... Mwv
. "' The church calls for men
tnrtnv whn clnnri imiHii,. flrn In
-... ...... .-
. ll' reformatory movements, at the
Ilrst shot, how many fall back? They
go Into the conflict, not with warrior's
gauntlet, but with kid gloves.
Third, wo will honor Christian
patriotism and self sacrifice. Love of
country ls not only a natural senti
ment in every heart, but It ls right In
itho sight of God. "If I forget thee.
To these departed soldiers their
homes and loved ones were as dear
to them as ours today. They left
home with nine chances out ot ten
against returning alive. They saw
not only battle, but malarial swamps
and exhaustion. If you want to know
what we ministers mean by vicarious
suffering, look at the soldier's grave
on Memorial Day pangs, wounds,
home sickness, and finally the grave
for others.
"Over the sleeping strew flowers,
Give to the living praise;
Tell of the great deeds of glory.
Songs in their honor raise."
Notice or Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate
(No. 661 Equity)
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon, for the County of
Klamath.
John A. Unman. Plaintiff;
vs.
Jolm l
Vadon, Mrs. Fern Yadon
His Wife, Big Baslt Lumber
Company (a Corporation), Ice
land Mosier, Defendants.
Cnder and by virtue of a decree of
foreclosure and sale of the lands and
premises hereinafter described, made
and entered on the 23d day of April,
A. D. 1915, and under and by virtue
to sell all the following land and real
estate, to-wit:
A piece or parcel of land located
and situate iu the county ot Klamath
nnd state of Oregon and more partic
ularly bounded and described as fal
low's, to-wit:
Beginning at the extreme east
erly corner of lot eleven (11), in
block two (2), In Hot Springs Ad
dition to tho city of Klamath Falls,
Oregon, thence in a southerly di
rection eighty-three and seven
tenths (83.7) feet along the north
west side of Pine street; thence at
right angles with tho said Pine
street in a northwesterly direction
ninety-six nnd two-tenths (96.2)
feet, moro or less, to the intersec
section with the United States rec
lamation service canal right ot
way; thence in an easterly direc
tion along the said right ot way
one hundred nnd thirty-one (131)
feet, inoro or less, to the place of
beginning;
being a triangular piece ot ground
bordering on Pine street and the
i Tutted States right of way, and being
tlio eastern portion ot lot eleven
(11), block two (2), of tbe said Hot
Springs addltlou to the city ot Klam
ath Falls, in Klamath county and
'state ot Oregon, together with all
and singular tbe tenements, heredita
ments and appurtenances thereunto
belonging or in anywise appertaining.
That tbe amount ot tbe said plaintiff's
Judgment Against the above named
John C. Yadon is as follows, to-wit:
The sum ot (1,150.00, together with
Interest thereon at the rate ot 0 per
cent per annum from tbe date ot the
judgment and decree aforesaid, vli.:
tbe 23d day ot April, A. D. 1916, and
tho further sum of 1106.00 Ht -ki-ney's
fees, nnd the costs and 4takMM
ments of the above entitled Hit,
amounting to the sum of I7.S0. ":
Notice Is hereby glvei, that .oft
Monday, the 31st day of May, A.;D.
1915, between the hours of 9 o'clock
a. m. In the forenoon of said day, aad
I o'clock p. m. In the afternoon f
jsaid day, to-wit: at the hour ofi
o'clock p. m. in the afternoon of tke
said day, at the county court house
door, In tho city of Klamath Falls,
Klamath county, state of Oregon, I
will, in obdelence to the said decree
'of foreclosure and sale and execution
issued thereunder, ot public auction.
sell the above described lands and
real estate, or so much thereof as
gether with Interest thereon, as hera-
tofore stated, and the costs and ex
pense of sale, to the highest and best
bidder therefor, for cash, in aold
coin of the United States of America.
Dated this SOth day of April, A. D.
is 15. c. C. LOW.
Sheriff of Klamath Countv. Stata of
. VF -
Oregon.
1-8-15-21-29
.Notice of Sheriff's Sale
(Equity No. 635)
In the Circuit Court for the State' of
Oregon, for Klamath County.
M, It. Taylor. Plaintiff,
Ito.saunah Comstock and L. G. Corn
stock, Defendants.
Under and by virtue of an execu
tion in foreclosure Issued by tbe
clerk out ot tbe circuit court ot
Klamath county and state ot Oregon,
dated tbe 8th day of May, 1916, in
the above entitled action In the cir
cuit court for tbe said county and
state, wherein M. R. Taylor as plain
tiff recovered a Judgment, in the sum
of $356.00, with interest thereon at
the rate of 10 per cent per annum
from the 26th day of October, 1914;
for the sum of $75.00 attorney fees;
for tbe sum of $23.50 costs and dis
bursements, aggregating tbe sum ot
$-154.50, with Interest against the
defendants, Rosannah Comstock and
L. G. Comstock, and each of them,
and a further order, judgment and de
cree foreclosing the mortgage there
in and barring the rights, claims,
claim liens and claims of equity' of
redemption of the said Rrtsannah
Comstock and L. G. Comstock, and
all persons claiming under them or
either or any ot them'; I am com;
manded to sell ot those pieces and
parcels of land described In said
mortgage and situated in the county
of Klamath and state of Oregon, and
bounded and described as follews:
f.ot one (1), block twenty-nine
(29), in tbe Town of Crescent.
Klamath county Oregon, as platted
and shown upon tbe official plat
thereof on Hie in the office ot tbe
county clerk of Klamath county
Oregon;
Together with the tenements, heredit
aments and appurtenances thereunto
belonging or in anywise appertaining.
Notice is hereby given that on
Monday, Juno 7th, 1915, at 10:00
o'clock forenoon, at the front door of
tbe court house, in Klamath Falls,
Klamath county, Oregon, 1 will in
obedience to said order of sale and
execution In foreclosure, sell the
above described property, Or so much
thereof as may be necessary to satis
fy tbe plaintiff's judgment, attorney's
fees, interest, costs and disburse
ments and costs of tnis sale, to the
highest bidder for cash.
C. C. LOW,
Sheriff ot Klamath County, Oregon.
S-15-22-29-5
Proposal
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned, County Court of Klamath
County, Oregon, will receive bids for
tbe erection of a steel bridge across
Lost River up to and including June
20th, 1915, at 5 p. m. ot said oat.
The bids will Include the hauling
of the bridge from Bonanza, Oregon;
the construction ot abutments and the
making ot fills tor the approaches,
nnd tearing down old bridge.
The bids will be in the following
form :
Hauling bridge from Bonan
za to site $
Placing approximately 285
yards concrete or masonry,
per yard ....... ,. ?
Placing approximately 8,500
yards embankment, per
yard , $
Tearing down old bridge 1
Erection of bridge ...
The above to be doue according to
tho plans and specifications on file
with the county clerk.
All bids must be acconpanied with
a certified check tor 5 per cent ot the
amount ot bid.
The County Court reserves the
right to reject any and all I Ida, waive
informalities in the bids, and ,ta,ac.
nrit nnv hl.l ii hlilo aonnratalv fur'niil.-
loctlvely, which It deems most faYW?'Ci4v
ablo to Klamath county,
Dated at Klamath .Falls,
May 28, 1916,
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