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Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-30
Food Poisons
90 Per Cent Of All Diseases the Result
of Undlgested Patreiying Foods

Men of affairs, women of society and
children with active brains are too
often sedentary in their habits, giving
little time to exercise. To this evil Is
added that of high and irregular living
-as a result, the stomach cannot stand
| the demands made upon It. The abused
and overtaxed stomach does not prop
eriy do the work of digestion, food
taken IN ferments and the poison per-
neates the whole system. The body
| loses In weight and becomes a prey for
the attack Of whatever disease 1t may
encounter.
| Did 1t ever occur to you how busy
| that stomach of yours is? 1t holds only
three pints, but In one year you force 1t
to take in 240O pounds of material, digest
| 1t and prepare 1t for assimilation into
the blood No wonder 1t rebels when
overworked. We crowd it with steaks
and pastry. irritate its juices with spices
and acids, and expect the stomach to do
| it's work. 1t can't do 1t.
! All over the inner layer of the stomach
are glands which secrete the juices neces-
sary to digestion. The entrance of food
into the stomach Is the signal for these
glaf DIS to do their work. The more the
food. and the more indigestible, the
greater the demand upon them and upon
| the muscles of the wall adjoining
Think of the tons of high-seasoned
game, sweetmeats and appetizers
erammed into this little four-ounce
! mill, and then wonder, II you will. why
you are dizzy or nauseated or consti-
! pated. Don't blame your stomach or
curse your fate that you should be born
SO unfortunate. Blame yourself and
apply the remedy.
| First get small package Of Stuart s
Dyspepsia Tablets, taking one after each
meal and at bedtime. They are not
medicine, but digestive Your stomach
is wern out and needs help, not medicine
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will do the
work that the stomach fails to do. There's s
enough power in one grain of Stuart 8
Dyspepsia Tablets to digest 5000 grains of
ordinary food, so you needn't fear that
anything you eat will remain in your
stomach undigested.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets will rout
the poison because they remove the cause
--food fermentation. They are natures
owr cure for dyspepsia. The host of
troubles dyspepsia is father of cannot be
numbered. for a healthy stomach is the
source of all health.
Seize your opportunity before. worse
conditions confront you. Send today for
4 frs trial package of Stuarts Dyspep-
aia Tablets. They will bring your storn-
aeh relief. f. A. Stuart Co.. $50 Stuart
Bldg. Marshall Mich
The 50-cent size for sale at your drug
| gist's.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-30
lNESS
CRAFT TRIAL
Atinued from Page one.>

.ck streets, and an hour later saw
emerge from Ford's private office.
erry's testimony was circumstantial
o the last degree. He referred constants
fly to a note book In which, he said. ne
had recorded the comings and soings OF
San Francisco boss from street to street,
and door to curb
In cross examination Earl Rogers
wriInr from Perry the admission that
some of the more important entries IN
this notebook were written In after-
ward, but he challenged by denial the
|insinuation that these important entries
were manufactured
when Rogers handed the book to the
fury for examination the trial twelve
leaned over each other to scrutinize 1t.
Heney objects
When Rogers proposed to offer the
hook In evidence Heney objected vigor-
ously, saying 1t coptained private data
for use in future trials which ought not
be removed from the prosecutions pos
session. Judge Lawlor ruled that only
the particular pages from which Perry
testified could be received into evidence.
The suggestion by Rogers that the
book be sealed up by the clerk was
resisted by Heney. who said that he
proposed to s'keep 1t in his own pocket"
Judge Lawlor sustained him in this and
refused to permit the involved pages
to be torn out and made an ex-
hibit in the case. Heney finally
consented that these pages be pho
toeraphed for the defense in his
presence" Perry could not say how
long after the making Of the original
entries the addenda had been inserted
by him on the disputed pages. He said
he had been in Burns employment hve
or six years and that his salary was
about $3.50 a month"
He could offer no explanation or why
he was not called ITO testify and pro-
duce his notebook" at the first trial OF
Ford The question of the custody OF
the note book rearising. after an AMI
mated discussion, Heney surrendered
1t into the hands of the judge himself
for safe keeping. Adjournment was
taken until p. m. with Perry still on
the stand.
Given to Clerk
AT the afternoon session Judge Law
lor said he did, not wish to be burdened
with the custody of Perry's notebook,
so placed it in the care of the clerk.
This was not satisfactory to Heney, who
said he would rather detach the de-
sired pages and place them in evidence.
'T don't mean any reflection on the
clerk" Heney said, 'but I don't know
him beyond seeing him here in court
That book contains data that no one
but the district attorneys office has any
right to see. Counsel were afraid to
leave it in my care, even over the noon
hour, so I should not be censured for
any unwillingness to put 1t in the hands
of the clerk"
Under the circumstances, I will keep
the custody of it myself" announced
Judge Lawlor, though l have no safe
place to keep it,
1t was so arranged after an unsuc-
cessful effort by Heney to detach the
involved pages without damaging the
rest of the book. This disposed Of.
Rogers began searching and at
time savage, re-cross- examination of
of his written notes.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-30
" IN WEST
Be EXCELLENT

t. 29.-The financial con-
aout the west was today
in general to the banks and
,ority of business interests. In
money centers today the check
rtifcate plan was used and the
were holding as closely as possible
aeir issues of currency.
.he banks in Kansas reported them
,elvcs in strong position. many Of them
having fully so per cent in excess of the
ordinary legal reserve
Out of 100000 savings depositors in Chi
caxo only 1900 made application to with
draw their accounts or gave notice of a
desire to withdraw. The clearing house
issued to it's members sS,000,00o in certifi-
Gates. The debit balances which had to
be settled with the certificates were far
smaller than usual, approximating barely
$1,50O.000.
John J. Mitchell, president of the Illinois
Trust and Savings bank. which has the
largest number of savings accounts in
the city, said today:
I'VE are perfectly satisfied with the
turn affairs took yesterday. The bank
received notice from 800 depositors who
wanted cash. AS an offset to that we re-
ceived eighty-nine savings deposits ag-
eregating sum in excess of the amount
for which with drawal orders were re-
ceived. Under the circumstances, l think
the situation is surprisingly strong
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-30
KING AND QUEEN OF SPAIN
IN RAILWAY TRAIN WRECK
Royal Couple Journeyins from Paris
to London Narrowly Escape
Injury When Accident
Occurs
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
CHERBoURG, France Oct 2s-The
king and queen Of Spain had another
close escape from injury or death early
today Their majesties are en- route to
England, where they are to visit King
Edward They entrained at Paris at mid
night last night, bound for this place,
where they are to board the British bat
tleship Renown. which is to carry them
to England.
The journey from Paris was made in
safety until just ais the train was enter
ing Cherbourg, when It. ran of the rails.
The royal party escaped injury.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-30
BANKS IN SEATTLE DECLINE
TO ASK GOVERNOR FOR AID
~ Asaocisted \ Press.

sEATTLE. Wash. Oct. 2s.--Seattle
banks have SO far taken no notice of
the action of Governor Chamberlain of
Oregon IN declaring a FIVE days bank
ing holiday in that state, and will make
no request upon the executive Of the
state Of Washington for the reason
that no such aid is required by the
local banks.
interviewed said that there is no ap-
parent necessity of invoking the plan
holidays, as there has been no bur-
put upon the banks by the de-
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-30
EntertaIns for General Porter

PARIS, Oct. 2a-Ambassador Henry
White gave luncheon today in honor
of Ambassador General Horace Porter,
who has been one of the representatives
of America at The Hague peace confer
ence and who will sail tomorrow for
New York. Among the guests were many
of General Porter's former colleagues in
the diplomatic service.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-30
Brent's Attractive Hour Specials for

FINE SOLID OAK EXTENSION TABLE-IIas 42-in. square
top extends ft has five heavy legs Today to $o9
SUBSTANTIAL IRON BEDFas brass rods and brass vases
in white enamel green bronze and Verns Martin Today
9 to TO- $4o5
FINE ADMINISTER CARPET-Good colors and patterns;
with and without border. Today, 10 to H. 85c yard
coon cRoss.LEc CANVAS COT Good heavy canvass
strong and wel-made frame Today II to Il, SOC.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-30
Selling Ont!
We're Selling Out!

the huge e l
De
with beautiful things bought or song
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-30

ID to be most adj
yarticular study con-
of these was at New
:. the old chemical labor
Sheffield scientific school, of
sity Experimental and ana
,rk was carried on, such as the
ag of preserved timbers. the de-
nation Of the quantity of tanning
,cerial and cellulose in various woods
md bark, experiments to discover the
I quantity of material leached out by allow
| ing logs to stand in water for varying
periods and studies to establish standards
and values of commercial creosotes.
| Work progressed even with limited
force, and shortly laboratory was es-
| tablished in Boston to investigate the
value for pulp purposes of various abun-
dant woods, and to save the valuable
spruce and poplar forests for lumber
The results Of this work were most en-
couraEing number of wood fibers
were shown to be valuable raw material
for paper. Some Of these were, so far
as color, strength and various other quail
tiles are concerned better for certain
purposes than spruce.
Wood DistlllatIon
The wood distillation industry was also
given careful study with most satfsfac-
tory results. An expert made an extend
ed tour of investigation through the south
and furnished an exhaustive report on
the condition OF the industry of that
section. Later experimental studies re-
suited in method of chemical exam
ination which not only demonstrates the
relative value of turpentine obtained from
the pine tree by various methods but
also shows that 1t isspossible by steam
distillation processes to obtain from
refase southern pine a grade of turpen-
tine equal for all practical purposes to
gum spirits, which is the product OBJ
tained by scarifying the trunks of living
trees. Circulars setting forth the results
in detail are now in preparation by the
forest service.
The Investigations IF the government
to discover uses for waste material were
from the first carried on under something
of a disadvantage because of laboratories
being in different cities. Consolidation
of forces and close cooperation were
almost impossible. This was rennedied
last July by the transfer Of headquarters
to Washington. A building suited to the
special requirements Of tbhe work was
erected in which the apparatus previously
used elsewhere has been installed. Here
the field of inquiry will be extended to
cover additional phases of the waste prob
lem as it affects the timber supply.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-30

A,ll
Of Is
re re- d
3 days /
N IN WEST
BE EXCELLENT b
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-30

..-|
Or
pended
in those
ill Monday,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-30
William Saunders

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. z9.-william
Saunders, 20 years old. California pio-
neer. died in Oakland yesterday from
heart failure Saunders was born in
England in 1882.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-30
DEATHS OF THE DAY
Leopold Frauneder

OAKLAND. Oct. 2s-Leopold Fraun-
eder, pioneer iron founder Of this city,
died last night of apoplexy.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-30
I BANKERS SEE GOOD
9EsENT MONEY FURRY

IS.
q-The discount rate Of
Germany was raised
per cent. 1t is Sig
1 situation In the
'ance was full
INK October II
g n per cent.
New York
9ndon In
ass the
-com-
tine
-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-29
1907 ginsn bin peb at 6eSe ON benbe

Get Ipt.ebes 5barpLes S~epdratpr 60.
I @cit Gbeiter. go. beore enb bet oentes
DC at frembriuge ira 2tnet | DC blsoeite,
rbbeIigite 6oroer @iasbst al ben natrea
tie 8uoeie. iom uo~geuiutbe bar urret
paa Ell SIsbeieparat0r SaIenber. Billie
bet er, iom SbarpLes 0airb EubuIar
Separator, ou mad ic Den for at pGas
Tienue ben. 5barpIes Srpurator 60.
oil ieuoe GaIenSeren meb 8iusbet paa
frit til Dig, Seriom Su ienber benz 3o0s
ne paa to Naboer. Tom bar &isr. men
life bar SubuIar SIeoeieparator. Gusr
De oil ienOe giuebct foritsrret uSeu aas
Isubereu for at irtte / Ramme for Raos
rene pan fem Raboer, iom bar Si6r. men
life GubuIar Separator. Dor ipu Raps
ne bill be ienSc baaoe giaebet og Salens
oereu. Strip itrnr, fsr Cpta8et er uos
tcmt; ier6 10 Raore for aalenSeren og
BET lille giaeSe, eEier ION Rapue for bet
itore giueSe eler ipo Rapne for bs9ge.
maa nGbuc bette IaS ior at fGa benz.
aoresIe: SbarpIcs Separator Go, @eit
GbsIter, ga, Chicago, gu, 8oronio,
Canada.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-29
0raaD hos 9Dr.

2iaeiom Set er ianot, at oisie SDr
bar Se fbfiifc 9~ettn8eIier for at lie,
iaale6es itoor set io't, at be ale bar
apporater til at uogpoe Soarer. Sun'
ben, Setter, gIefanten, flere $iorte'
orter, @isrnen, Rotten, 9GIeIet,
3ulopret, a6erre, 6ornfoGg, Same
Ter % @iroffcr fon grroe, taar De
err befpmre6e. Gbimpunieu grGocr,
naor ben frpgtcr Straf, Glefdnten,
uaar Sen bolocs far8en, Shorten, roor
BEN life mere fan lsbe fra fine 6or'
feIgere, ben m0eipPrreoe &otte al
SortnileIie, bisie aber, mar man be-
flager Dem. 5ru Burton fortRaer,
at bum / Sen ipriite Srfeu bar Jet
"Sadrer rule ne6 as ben tsritige SEQ
mels ainSer." st 9atIopr, Der bar
blepet bait peS at trebe ct Sem op
/ Foben, frempiitc ct auiigt, Der no
trpfte Sen rene Sorg os SortotleIie.
"Soarer ranSt no Of bets Cine"
2ipingftcne fortGaer ON en- ,tug 9lbe,
at oen FalheSe ioLte Soarer, naar
man life bar oen pnn armen iom ct
IiSet Barn, naor Sen suife0e oct. Or.
goerlase Hiso / SnNien en- Sunobe
neb fra ct Sr9. SOIoenoe fin hinge
/ arutene fnIot Sen neS os 6soe gr9'
Senoe. en- af en- a11gle inaret gtraf
fanStes Iigele6es meb Taorer | De
msrfe, flgtige gine. @orSon Cunt
ming taller ON fore Taorer, Der
Itrsmme6e no al Ginene pna en- %.
enbe Glefant.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-29
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

SupsrintenScnteu for SeInta 6oib
ginning Company ienSte ben 22oe %. en-
9asic meS erts fra Sotorege @ulSuareu
til Hmerican SmeItiug & Geftrins Go,
Iom gap $184.40 pr, Con, boiItet oiier.
at &ompariet M bar npeaet riaere grtS
euS ma pertebe fra Soppcn al SieLbet.
Tan bar MI 9rapet 100 SoS tnS. ga
%aompnriet for ire aar iioeH bcorubte at
uHpitIc @ineu toeeS ii Son grts I'D,
Tom eap $4s pr. Sou. Superintendent
ten bar aItio pdaitduct, at aareu btIoe
btibe rieerc 10 Iru9cr IND urur Tom. %
Bet biIer fig, ban bar get. SeIra @oIS
Riniue 60. oil ipIge nm 10000 flere
atticr for uRrprrenbe Brts, o. Ssriom
uogen snIter at bIioe RsSeier / oerue
8rube. ber be tisbs isr BriIen eaar or.
Sfrib til Selma Cob ginning Co, COS
8. g., Stoct grdauge 8lb8., gbitago.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-29
Winnelota.

2oogiptrngs1nslen er MI | fltIo
Gang, cg meoers Ifoet of aImen sS5rr
teresie enSrut er uSrettet, eges Ar'
teibsrnateridet | Sorrn OF rpe gtQs
meo boer Dag, iom gaar.
Sor1toen De auereoe npoute Sob
fcrilag, iom bleo ireniat / Suiet iio-
tie ltge, fan pSerlisere n9ones ta'
genoe: Sbaper, on nprrnere at pre-.
ciiere Serrbonernes @uinarIiebeb /
Silf9Iber, mar Werneifeltp goar til
ipiIoe paa @rltnb af Sfisoeslssbeo,
eIler nogelr forlnler tilifaoe paa oeres
2inier; 9uDioion, ON at Sme6e ital
Eape Glen / Sete, iom De mootaser
til Shouting icn 8arauti for, at De
fetaIes for lit arbeioe; famine Sor'
iiagsitiller, ON Grenerins al Sano,
llaar bette life Fan ffe uoen at fade
Giere al ttIIisgethe Sa1to, og ON Of
Der / iaooanne SilfGlbe fan appeleres
til CONN. Slaoerpiiors. buis gnigbeS
engaoenoe Sfaoeseritutning life fan
opnaaes af 0e interesIereoe Barrier;
8btte, ON at benpnoige GGmtpfom.
nrisierer til at foranOre gsGpnene
pna SopTbips. $ Suiet peotoses
iiSite uge en- SenneloeIie til aongres-
ien ON 8eoibgnius al 8enge til en-
&and | gitfin gountp.
Senator Sefpar6 bar fremiat Sor'
Tag ON at oprette en- M Experiment
6arm oe SdnSbrugsifoIe for Sincoin,
Spon % gelluap Mesicine GOuntper.
Der i~oreilaaes inofisbt 800 acres
2aO ! bette 9iemeo % en- 8euiIs.
ming uf iuIt $4,000. Sesntor
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-29
Sumbulot Gpnese.

Gor II GGr iiosu aabneee SumbolSt
College fine 3sre for RubltfuGn. lluScr1
bisning gaDes / ftp a~foeItnger; ru CT Der
10; autolIet Of SHrepe ndr 10. MI or
Der %. Set fsrfte Vars glenautaI bar
noget uper 100. mi er Bet uGiten 400.
Der bar oa iuu n 8pgntng. M or eer
nj; 8pguiugen opharmeoeS meo Gone,
IN meo Camp; EplgSuinaeH bar oeS
camper, nh Deb @os. Sette er furteitg
5umbolbt Colleges Bremitribt / bet mas
t~erielIe. Stoleu opbeIoer fig IeIp; Den
bar alSrig faaet 5iGLp os0 SAFER fra
ro9en aiIoe, bar heller aIorig beSt ON
BET. Ter pp9oLSe5 aLosIes oeo SIoIes
pengere fra gkberue. SIZE De- rtuere
bar gleberues ISgiitsr uGret mtuSre
euo pe0 mango riurere StoIer. On tor
Barm Sripss / SorbiuSeIie nteo StoIen,
bbor Der dples NOT til at ioripue @ooros
ing Glubben DeS Chen al, at EN- EEL Gel
iRlaes. Ger boL0e5 20 Gisr, iom Gioer
TeIf moi % Smsr not for Boarding
aIubben. geo SiSsn at iorLereSeu6e,
RUrmal. College, Sorretnin3s. Surties
ffrjft, 5triDuing, Ruiit. Sop, SrnIt %
gLotutiurs GioeIirger gibes ogiaa ruSer'
bisning I 9arS6rug, o.nfatteuSc 9citGia
feTt6eb al SprS6unO, afberItrg / apling,
@atg AT Sab. Smipr9 for Ggr og SereS
SoSriug; Observation-Disclosures, or1s
fdttenSe angniug. SgHira, SiLfiGring
o.I.o. Iuurt 9darr Sugeuisrfuni.. Ger
Ssb ionrmer 9uttsrpe tilbage til 5armsi
meo gegeitrius % bin en- 5iGIp for iis
ne Sabre iiteSeri0r en- StrSrtng, %
Senterne lreger en- goo 8ruHo I'll oereS
meset pistisc arbeiSe iom usttige %
stonemiIte SusmsSre. Set ignes nGs
ten utrcIist. at ida Hieest fan pRre OPP
naaet paa iad fort lib uSeu Ststte ira
noset Samhrn0, ia ! aiHturrarce meS
bisSe. geen bet itpISes for en- itor Del
bet Sdttum, at SioIer belle Sioeu bar
bpret unoer famine geitprelie, Tom bar
fcritaaet zig pna SipIeforretuineen.
Speu. SumbpISt. Soma, bar 9runo til
al bare holt at Observation-Disclosures.
iom er pcret % / nsrs geiSte % bar
bdbt en- iaaSan SnSfIpoelie for bet CODE |
ssornoeiteH,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-29

brer ing @ut ioancIiom ben unge
gise uiloe eisre floet | at rette fla
efter ianluie Sorifriit, Der lpSer ionl
feIga:
"5srft og remit ifuloe lea oisielis
spe mig | Selnbebrrifelie, iaa at oct
omitoer piloe falSe mig let o. natiir-
tigt al beberife nit 2egerte, min
StnSsitemning, min TaIe; bet er en-
enne. man tiIegner Iig letteit % beoit
| n~ngoommeus Nan. fsrero ganens
Strsmorog bar uoSpbet tit 2eie for
Sefti8beS % ggeniino be Spn.
Der, Eatureu bar Iagt iaa NOR oct
menneifelige Sierte.
"Spis iee otter ionSt mig JON en-
ing Btge, ga IfulSe ieg osian Iiaeiomt
M lGgge on pda at Oogte min Sltnae
% bore mere foriigtig t min aouper.
lotion; leg oiIoe date mig for 8dSe.
iprog 90 SIaSSer iduDeIiom for set
olntinoeIiae Sang til at htrte o. barre
prunepiutg; iea uiloe ifp onSarteSc
@itier % ~iaaren6c Spot 'om 9eiteu.
bel piSeube, at boem ser berptter iig
al i~oaoanue @anben. fun logger for
Sogen fin egen &irgbeb oeo Idpe $on.
fer, Gro OF SunoIinger.
IS Stebet Serfor ntloe ieg bic mine
SriitrnSer til iaaoarme opmuutrrtSe
@emGrfntnger, Ser er mi for Sotire
% lloeuItgbeo, opsoe mig til at finSe
oe be0ite ltotrpt for Ell goo % fi9rIta
Eonfe og til iGrIia at OppIe oeo oct,
Der fan forhsie Qpffen OF b~eforore ct
perIigt StnoeIag hos mig ielp og dr1'
6re.
"Sffe beller maatte ieg oleunre at
bore mere opmGrfiom til at beoiie
min grfierbtIigbeo % Eat for lteoiite
Eieneiter; "a otEbe leg oeiaa bare
mere iuor / min Ros 90 mere fen
/ min Ga6el.
"Se, Oct itltIoc ieg piSieIig l9ege
8tno poa, 6eriom ie8 M funbe !cpe
min ltugOom oper igien. GuOre On.
Der otI6e felge iom al Tia ielo."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-29
sap Safota.

a-binoeftemmerettrns Sorfirupere
|parot Den 22be fin fsrite Seir. ioei
beres SorIog ON at forelaggs
Spsrysmaalet for Solicit til llStoIalie
beStcees af Senatet nleo "a htoo 81
Stenmter.
@mpernsr grapforo ~itcienote WeS.
0eleIie ON non9pnelIen Of 8. 9,
gasfonS til aSiirraneefontmisiRr lite
oetfor Gen Got3. llonnpneiien goo.
f~ienbteS.
gegse gfoelineer beilutteoe at taae
"Serie~ fra TorsSag aften til Eirs.
bag aften / Setre llse.
Cutters gtenbomsbrtSlere bar
ffrebet llbfait til en- Bill ON Spret'
teIie al ct SnbpmSriws-G epartement.
iom mart I'll bIi forelagt 9egislatu'
rem. Gen bcitcmmer. at Der ifal no
rtppnes en- commissioner meo aou'
tor | RapitoIiet og meo en- aarli8 2su
al $500, og bois Sperp ifaI bore
at trtoiamIe og npeooele SpIpsHinger
ON Statens SielpefilSer.
Observation-Disclosures Hoger ooer, at
be illgen Underwriting faar ON, roar
og bpor Sernbonefonrtteen holSer Wts'
Der FOR at bebarole Bins, bnort 3D.
nerte er intercsieret, % at Der irb'
britges S%noitiainger ON inabanne
8ins, it6en at Se bar facet auIeb.
ming til at frenItiae tin SIDE al
Sagen, og bette finder De uretfRroigt.
Suiets Sernbanefomite bar inS'
itiIet til gebtoseLie Soriloget ON
Snofr9nfning at Sertbdnelinftto'
1,erers @rbetbstib, og ligeiaa SorTa'
get ON bobbelt eritatrring for Gpug
Srabt Of Sernbanetog peS Serrlbane'
folfenes Soriemreligbeo. ..
Sen 22Se gienpalstes @ornbIe til
Sorbltnbsienator meo 100 al 1874
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fraterre foiteSe fine II Stemnter poa
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genatpren ofreiite iarnnte Gag til fit
Siem I Danfton og ptl / 9egpnSelien
al benne uge begtpe fig til @aibing'
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