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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-24
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rsret for nosIe slar iioen betalte
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lat fig / geoGselie for at formaa De
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til aina oisie genge paa ben getin'
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get. De gisr opmerfiom paa, at en-
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tilbagebetaItes og a~npenotes til ltg'
nenbe Sormaal.
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ite, melt Representative og melt bar.
moniife a~onpention, fom noeenftnbe
bar n9ret boIot | SrIdnb unber bets
lange 8amp for poIitiIf GeIpitpre,
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brsfte ben brittle Resiertnss Gorlas
til Oroning Of oct SrifeS psresmaal.
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en- ifarp aontraIt til be ftormenbe po.
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9iQons og $eaIps 9age, ia til ooer.
bobeoet aIle tiolisere poIitife Msber
| SrIanb for SEN Gags Sfplb. Ga.
lerne bar mnnOebolone og be nloloo
iom efter Spereusfomit at raffe neb
paa Megieringen, men De erfl9reoe
fraftigt os beitemt, at ben brittle Ste
sieriugs Sorilng bar abiolnt rtil'
freositiaenbe for Srlmb. 9ette no.
toltes ogian ifarpt og tpoeligt | en-
Heiolution, iom oebtoses enitemmigt,
og iom bar forfattet at Sobn &eb.
monb, Sormano for ben irffe parla.
mentariife Grippe. Oct erflarebes
beri, at SrIanb life fiinbe bore til.
freos meb noeet minore END fulbt
Seloitpre, bet bill iige Sprettelie af ct
8arIament meo en- aniparlig uospen-
be Wpnbigbeo / ale uoeluffenoe If,
lie SpsrgsmaaI, og bet irffe Solfs
Gepreientanter | bet brittle timber.
bus paalagoes at mooi9tte fig enbper
balp Soranitoltning, iom bperfen bar
Siigl eIler Sill. - 9ette Wsbe og
bets geilntninser bill iifferlis ful
piotrRffenoe Sslger. Sor bet fsrfte
er Resierineens "Sriib gia" bsbs.
bsnt, og for BET anbet betegner bet
en- Splittelie | Regieringens Crop.
Ter, iom fan fore til noeet af boert.
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Sra uoIanoet.

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Soirtb BaIes, telcsraferes ben 22oe
Mai at en- Storm Ieoiaset .af en-
iimaaoeIis 5IobbsIse ben 30te april
beriebe ouer aaroIin.E erne. 70
Simoreoe gerioner FaI bore omfom.
met, os Gienbom til ftore 8aroier
blep sbelngt. Is
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-24

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~ t9uhnSe 2afr &a lm bet err trTr moi paa ct Orb im nan life tfune Frflar, os
mar mar bar en- naSanba nSs Gon Boa ub Samben tn nan unOrise os FOe Gnts os
oe belle GGtasensI muns SMs r en- af bore toHbmrfa Eremnbgga; ben r sot
mbbunbeu os tan faces for ben lmiubsise Bns moA 9nOab. YuhenI nemts $125i 5mfua
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Are, Gang, Bile; iiRr en- Sololana en- Opera; Arette, hoeu
Sang; aroso, orier9sjis.
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Goelsfpre; Arstokrat, StlbRnser at StorulanosHpre; Stor'
uano, aoesnanb; aristokratisk. a~oelsolt, fcrnen1.
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ton, 9isbeo nieleur to difference; !. Or 81 12-10;
anthmeusk R9tte, 9aabtnanoenfBge al Sal az builfe
hoert er pdHnet al bet f%pregnaenoe neo Stae8 eaer Sraorag
af en- % iamute Saltsrrefe, Z e. 4 81 !, 10 oo. easr 81,
"a, 81, IS pip.
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arkaiserende, baIbenoe til ener sferisHenSe bet sarmd'
Arkanum, geioSeL iier a~asemibSeI bpis Guaranteeing benz
m~eIisboloes of Dptnoeren, 5abrifantsn eaer SeIsereu.
arkebusere. ftpoe, neeitpoe. .
Arkimandit, Observation-Disclosures / ben srefis Sirie.
arkimedisk Sfrus, ganoFrue til at brnse Saup Seret ueb.
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bet grrffe.
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nerulenbe meo Observation-Disclosures Re9ler; bBrenoe til Bpgs
n~tusstuHieu ener til SpsniHsr; Arktekur, SpsHiusstuHf;
Arkhray, S@speObiaiie, ior boiler paa Ssierre.
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Arkeolog. SSsrdnlter, Ark1ologi. Dlofpnoisheo; arksolo-
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Chicago, Iuef SsIanS e. GaeiFc

9auen bar iaaet en- NuIft al $4,000
for at bare tiIitaaet 5rogtrabat / en-
feIte GiIiGIoe. 9oucnS &eprGier.
touter crfIrreoe iig ifpIbie. @reot
Hortberu @ancu er oaion UNDER I'll.
tnIe for at babe gipct Habot, men pil
life tiIitaa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-24
WiI itnbere enaeIff Volitiprjen.

Sra StocfboIm mebbeIes, at 8oIiti-
fommisier Ganell os is Rolitibe.
tientc ben Cite Sum- bill reiie til Con.
BON for nnoer ct tire Maaneoers Sp.
bolb at fnioere enselife RoIiti.S niti.
tutioner. Sele lIogiften meb Suren
beitrioes peo pricate gibras.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-24

Granger Dc en- spmafine9 "Sus.
perr,en" er iaa GOD iom noger anoeu
til ben Sob5eIte Bris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-24
SiDrncitcuslGaniug.

til oct me I,ttberife ct. 2,tfes) so.
ipitaI / Sarge ifaI IGageS ben 4be
Sunni. SopeotaIeren peo Senrpe SIM.
Ieonin9 bIir Irof. S. g. &tlSaH ira
Ct. SIdf College.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-24

os bel tiIboge til &isosrpoerne eGer
Stegepanoerne | Chicago.
Sg iaaleoes enbte oeres unSerbare
ltoenlnnosreiie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-24

8rltnoen til, at be canaotitlte DeD1'
btgbeber bar piit fig iaa uforiorlige /
bette SpsrgSmaaI, er aaberbort life
ioameget ben, at De bill fors9e lime
goitinbtngter, iom at Be / itsrit mnt.
Zig llSitrefnin9 bill bolhe amertfnnife
8LoSe og Siosffrifter iloe af Canada.
Serpeo tror be formobeutlig, at Ga.
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ureget itsrre llbbreoeIie. ct ortbet
SenipL iom ipiller mo, er at co.
nabiife Surretrin9smGnb % Sabri.
fanter mobarbeioer Dem iteoie It'll
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-24

laN. 9pitoepartementet i @afbitg-
ton oil mn soe @iengi9lb peb at
neste at mootoge cano6iite 8laSe og
Sibsifrifter iom 2ben 9tosies Boitin.
ger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-24

ESTrKxD Az SECOND CLASS MATTER JUNE 18TH 1908
At THE Posi- oYncK AT DEBORAH. Iowa UNDER THE
ACT on CoSsREss OF MIRCH Sd 1897.
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-26
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
LOST BY THE ISLAND
OWNERS NEAR ANTIOCH
BY Associated Press.

ANTIOCH, March 25.-The islands
near here are being flooded one by one.
There has been no loss of life reported.
Live stock is being taken to places of
safety.
Millions of dollars will be lost by the
island owners as a result of the flood.
Following is a list of the tracts and
islands already under water, together
with the number of acres contained IN
each:
Byron tract, $500 acres; Clifton tract,
$500 acres; Brooks tract, $500; Sargents
tract, $500; Veale and Newhope tracts,
10000; San Mound tract, 1000; Upper
and Lower Twitchell islands, 7500 Pier
son district, Staten island, 11,0OO; Dyer
and Union islands, $4,000; Vincinne ISL
and, $500; Brannan and Andrus island.
9O00 Jersey island, $3.50; Upper and
Lower Tyler, 10000; Victoria island,
$780, Hermit island, 5000.
This island had not been under water
for thirty years before. Sherman
Grant and Sutter islands are among
those left with the water at a point
where it is liable to go over at any
time. These islands comprise the great
asparagus and vegetable districts, and
the flood will bankrupt many owners.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-26
SITUATION RAPIDLY
GROWING WORSE NEAR
SALINAS; TRAFFIC STOPS
BY Associated Press.

SALINAS, March 25.-The situation
here is growing worse hourly. Traffic
on the Southern Pacific main line north
Is entirely suspended beyond Castro
vile. Heaviest rain ever known in this
section has been falling at intervals
during the past twenty-four hours.
Alisal creek broke from it's banks and
flooded the country just outside of the
city limits and the water is rapidly ex-
tending toward the city. Chinatown,
situated near the railroad track, inside
the city limits, is partially flooded.
At Sand Cut, Logans, Chittenden,
New Ria and Sargents new landslides
are reported. The Pajaro river cut
through banks above Watsonville and
rushed down Second street of that
town.
The tracks between Pajaro and Cas-
troville are covered with water several
feet deep. The San Lorenzo river is
over it's banks and is flooding all the
low-lying districts. huge jam Of
logs occurred at the bridge between
Santa Cruz and Watsonville and no ore
is allowed to cross. Salinas has had
no newspapers or mails from anywhere
since Friday afternoon, and is COM
pletely isolated. Snow now covers
both the Santa Lucia and Gabiian
ranges.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-26

and besides their immense development
of milling ore and the rich shoots of
high-grade that have been exposed in
this zone they have opened up a rich
shoot on the north end of the property
from which a carload of $500 ore has
been shipped, while a large dump re-
mains which carries values of from
main workings will be under this rich
ore within few days, while the $50
foot level is not far away. AS far as
proved the S50-foot level is 20 per cent
richer than is the 150-foot level.
1.-The rich ore in question, which
comes to the surface at the north end
of the property, also carries five ounces
of silver, which would also point to the
fact that when depth of water level is
reached there should be rich sulphides
of gold and silver exposed.
"All these developments are along
the hanging wall of the Gold Bar and
the longest crosscut is 175 feet
This cut has not reached the foot
wall, and from all indications the foot
wall is still 200 feet away.
"All the distance between the walls
is filled with milling ore, but the best
returns have been taken so far from
along the hanging wall. When the foot
wall is reached it is possible that more
high grade will be uncovered.
1.-THE hanging wall is of andesite.
while the foot wall is of slate, and so
far all high grade has come from sec
ondary assures under the hanging wall.
THE electric company is running it's
line from Goldheld across the Gold Bar
property and besides the possibility of
tapping this power the company is de-
veloping water rapidly. while a stamp
mill has been ordered and will be in
stalled before the end OF summer.
"At the present time work is being
delayed by the fact that the Las Vegas
& Tonopah road Is having difficulty in
building it's road around the point OF
Bonanza mountain below the Tramp
workings. for the rock which has been
encountered in the cut must all be
blasted away and until the line and
spur track Is completed TO the Gold
Bar property it will be hard to put
heavy machinery upon the ground"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-26
EVERY ISLAND IS
SWEPT BY FLOOD
Hundreds of Thousands Of Acres Are
Covered with Water and the
Property Loss Totals
Millions
lcnntinued from Pnre onel

and 1t is feared that there may be de-
struction of human life before the flood
subsidies.
Reports from Sherman, Grand, Sutter
and Merritt islands at O'Clock this
afternoon state that the levees on all
four islands were still standing, as are
also the levees in the small district of
Bradford and Roberts island in San
Joaquin county Bouldin and Jersey
islands, in San Joaquin county, are
submerged
A hard fight has been made on Grand
island, but Rio Vista reported this
morning a fall of sixteen inches in
twenty-four hours. This relieved the
situation, but the fall Is feared to be
only temporary and as the flood is ex-
pected to crest there tomorrow the
danger point will not be passed before
next Friday.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-26
PONTIFF TO APPOINT
FOREIGN CARDINALS
Rv Associated Press.

ROME, March 25.-In addition to the
consistory to be held April Is, at which
six cardinals will be created, Pope
Plus X will hold another at the end
of the year for the purpose of appoint
ing foreign cardinals.
England, having been without rep
resentatiVe in the sacred college since
the death of Cardinal Vaughan, will
have one cardinal, the candidates be-
ing Archbishop Boverne of Westmin-
ster and Bishop Hedlee and the Right
Rev. Francis Gasquet, president of the
English Benedictines. Strong claims
are being made on behalf Of the United
States for two more cardinals, one in
the east and the other in the west, but
nothing has been decided upon this
subject.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-26
MAKES REPORT ON
GOLD BAR MINES
FINDS DEVELOPMENT ON A
LARGE SCALE
Electric Line Running from Goldfleld
Across the Property-Stamp Mill
Ordered and Will Be Inc
stalled Before Summer
sneeial to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
RHYOLITE. New, March 25.-J. A,
Largent, the Salt Lake mining man
who now is becoming interested in
Southern Nevada, has arranged reports
upon the six leading properties of the
Bullfrog district for the use of his east
ern hackers,
The reports on all the properties are
complete and in getting them out Mr.
Largent has been assisted by r. e.
Whittemore, John Mcdonald and b.
f. Taylor than whom there are no
better informed men in Southern Ne
vada upon mining matters.
OF the Gold Bar property, which IS
conceded to be one of the best mines
south of Goldheld Mr.. Largent says
in part; 1.-THE milling propositions in
the Bullfrog district are uncovering
considerable ore of a shipping charac-
ter and have prospects of developing
much more, but as a rule 1t will hardly
justify the companies to gut their
mines in an effort to find high-grade
when they are laying plans to build
mills, especially as the gold Of the dis
trict can easily be handled after this
method.
"The God Bar people have continued
their developments upon large SCALE
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-26
ACTUAL SUFFERING
REPORTED FROM THE
NORTHERN COUNTIES

REDDING, Cal, March 25.-Snow is
falling unusually low tonight. The foot
hills near town are covered and there
are six feet at the Balaglala mine.
1t Is the heaviest fall in years. The
railroad is expected to get the track
clear wednesday, The people of Red
ding held mass meeting tonight to pro-
vide relief for residents in districts cut
off and for a free ferry to replace the
bridges destroyed,
Actual suffering is reported from
many parts of the country where water
cuts off communication. 1t is extremely
cold here tonight.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-26
CONFIRMS GREAT
WIRELESS FEAT
San Diego Operator Receives Letter
from Government Representative
at Pensacola, Fla.-Message
Crosses Continent
By Associated Press.


SAN DIEGO, March 25.-M. ]. Milli-
son, the wireless telegraph operator on
Point Iona, has received confirmation
of the sending of message from Pen
sacola, Fla, to this station.
He received a letter from Commander
Hogg of the government wireless sta
tion at Pensacola in which he says
the messages sent by Millison were
caught.
Also the messages from Washington
to Pensacola and from the battleship
Connecticut to the Florida station were
heard here.
The ship was 800 miles from Pensa-
cola at the time the message was sent.
The message which was being sent
by the battleship travelled across two
mountain ranges. 1t Is thought that
the atmospheric conditions which pre-
vailed at the time were responsible for
the phenomenal feat of receiving mes
sages from one end of the continent to
the other.
Milison was enabled to "catch" the
message by an invention of his own at
tached to the regular instruments of
the government station.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-26
HEAVY SNOW FALLS
IN THE FOOTHILLS
ADJACENT TO REDDING
By Associated Press.

REDDING, March 25.-The storm
continues. though with less fury, here.
1t is raining in the foothills, and heavy
snow is falling all the way from Delta
northward.
At Sisson it is four feet on the level
and from Mott to Igerna five to ten
feet deep. The railroad reports that it
will get the road open for through
travel by Wednesday afternoon, unless
new trouble arises.
The work is handicapped by the heavy
fall of snow. The breaks at Cantara
and Lamoine have been repaired and
the one at Sims will be fixed by noon
tomorrow.
The river here is falling slightly. A
warm rain in the north will cause high
water again. Eastbound stages began
leaving Redding this morning, going
via Anderson and Bella Vista.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-26
FLOOD REFUGEES
REACH SAN FRANCISCO
ON STEAMER AURORA
By Associated Press.

I %
SAN FRANCISCO, March 25-On
the river steamer Aurora, arriving to-
day from up-river points, We're score
of Portuguese and Italian refugees
from the districts that are now flooded
between here and Stockton and Sacra-
mento.
Along with these homesless settlers
We're forty horses, some of them still
wearing the harness they wore when
they were hastily driven aboard the
Aurora at landings where the flood was
fast encroachlng upon the little ranches.
A large quantity of household goods
was also brought by the steamer.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-26
LOCAL OPTION BILL
SIGNED IN COLORADO
Bv Associated Press.

BY AssOClated PIess'
DENVER, March 25.-In the pres
ence of a large audience, including
clergymen and officers of the Womens
Christian Temperance union, Governor
Henry A. Buchetel today signed the
local option bill, the first temperance
measure ever passed by legislature in
Colorado.
The event was celebrated with relig-
ious services, opening with scriptural
reading and closing with a benediction
by Governor Buchetel. who Is a minis
ter of the Methodist Episcopal church
and chancellor of the Denver univer-
sity
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-26
INTERPRETATIONS

San Rafael Realty company-Direc-
tors: c. Stewart. c. B. Hall. T. II.
Nelmes, e. H. Strafford and J. Fl. Cam
bell. Capital stock, 100000, all of which
has been subscribed.
Blaisdell Coscotitlal company-Direc-
tors: II. w. Blaisdell, o. o. Mercy
nolds, o. Rice, E. F. Mould and w. ].
Palethorp. Capital stock, 100000, of
which IS has been subscribed.
Annandale Realty company-Direc-
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-26
FIFTY MEN ON BOARD
BATTLESHIP ARE ILL

NEWPORT NEWS. Va, March 25.-
The outbreak OF measles on board the
battleship Georgia, which will delay the
departure of that vessel for Guam
tanamo, scheduled for tomorrow, has
developed an epidemic. more than fifty
men having been taken from the ship
to the naval hospital at Portsmouth.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-26
MAN MASKS AS WOMAN,
BUT Is FINALLY DETECTED
By Associated Press.

by ASSUCIdleu IIe5b'
GRANADA, Spain, March 25.-A
curious case of a man masking as a
woman has developed here.
For some years the man has posed
here as a woman teacher of English,
and during that time has received
several offers of marriage.
Recently the supposed woman pre-
sented here to a branch of the Bank
of Spain draft made out with the
first name as that of a man. The
cashier refused to pay the draft
Pretty soon the applicant came back
dressed as a man. The bank made
inquiries and learned that the sup
posed woman was actually a man.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-26
PASSENGER ENDS LIFE
WITH A HANDKERCHIEF
Rv Associated Press.

John Hippo, a white man S5 years of
age, hung himself in toilet room on
Louisville & Nashville train early this
morning.
He carried $3.50 in money and a
ticket from San Francisco to New York.
He had tied a red bandanna hand
kerchief about his neck and swung
from a lamp bracket.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-26
BOILER BLOWS UP;
THREE MEN killed
By Associated Press.

ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, March 25.-
BY the explosion of the boiler OF a
locomotive drawing a Santa Te freight
train near Onava, N. M, today, three
men were killed.
The cause of the explosion is not
known, the three men on the engine
being instantly killed. The engine was
totally wrecked and parts of the heavy
iron work were found 100 yards away
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-26
FORMER CONGRESSMAN
STEVENS PASSES AWAY
BY Associated Press.

BY AbsUCIdIVU IIV99'
NORTH ANDOVER, Mass, March
25.-Former Congressman Moses 4.
Stevens, one OF the oldest manufacture
ers of woolens in this state, died here
tonight, aged SO years.
MIR. Stevens was president of the
Stevens linen works of Webster, Mass.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-26
MORTON SALT BLOCK
DESTROYED BY FIRE
BY Associated Press.

HUTCHINSON, Kas., March 25,-
Morton Salt block. the largest in the
world, chiefly owned by JOY Morton
and Paul Morton. former secretary Of
the navy. was destroyed by fire to-
night.
The loss embraces a new $4,000 ad-
dition to the plant and vast quantity
of refined salt and may reach a mil
lion dollars.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-26

tors: c. Stewart, E. N. Wright, E. t.
Off, E. H. Strafford and Med. Snow
ball. Capital stock $4,000, all of which
has been subscribed.
Death Valley Development company
Directors: w. Il. Barbee, c. N. Has
son and Fl. A. Vogel. Capital stock,
$1,O00OO0, of which $4,000 has been sub
scribed.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-26
SEES HUSBAND
KILL HIMSELF
OFFICER ALSO WITNESS OF
SUICIDE
Constable Had a Warrent for Alhan-
bra Mans Arrest on an Insanity
charge-Feared He Would
Lose His Home

Driven insane by the thought that
some enemy was endeavoring to drive
him out of his home, G. F. Mann, for
years prominently connected with bust
ness enterprises I'm Southern California,
last night shot and killed himself at
Alhambra while standing in the pres
ence of Constable Welsh, who bore a
warrant for his arrest, and of his wife,
who was trying to persuade him to go
with the officer.
The warrant had been sworn out Sat-
urday by Mrs. Mann, who had applied
to Justice of the Peace Ruthe for II.
The officer had been unable to find
Mann until yesterday afternoon, when
the latter returned to his home from a
visit to Los Angeles.
He was at once informed of the pur-
pose of the constable's visit, but re-
fused to accompany him at the time
Welsh hesitated about using force,
fearing the man would become violent
and tried to coax him to get his coat
and go to the city with him.
Dies at Wife's Feet
At last Mann seemed to agree, and
went to a wardrobe for his overcoat.
When he returned it was seen he held a
cooked revolver in his hand.
Drop that gun!" shouted the con-
stable, springing toward his prisoner
but before he had reached Mann's side
the insane man placed the muzzle of his
revolver to his temple, fired a bullet into
his brain and dropped dead at his wifes
feet.
The body was placed aboard a car and
sent to Pierces undertaking esta blish-
ment, where an inquest will be held to-
morrow.
Mann has lived at Alhambra during
the last three years. He has one son
c. G.. Mann, employed as clerk by the
Chicago North Western railroad.
Mrs. Mann is prostrated by the death
of her husband, but accompanied the
body to this city.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-26

Everything you want you win hnd in
the classified page One cent word.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-26

"I suppose, after awhile, the wireless
system will be the prevailing one"
"Not in practical politics."
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-26

Low neck, sleeveless style; swiss
ribbed: have hand-crocheted yokes;
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