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Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-10
UN|ON|STS WANT
CHILD LABOR LAWS
STATE FEDERATION URGES A
SHORT DAY RULE
Law and Legislative Committee Rec
comends Many New Measures
for Betterment Of Working-
mans Condition
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
STOCKTON, Jan. 9.-The third day
of the California state federation of
labor convention opened this morning
with partial report from the law and
legislative committee. recommending
Legislation prohibiting child labor.
The bill now before congress regulat-
ing the salaries of postal clerks and
granting them an eight-hour day, was
indorsed. The committee recommend
ed the passage of a law fixing more
definitely the liability of the employer
and employees in the matter of damages
or injury due to the negligence of eth
er in their relations of master and
servant. the purpose being to better
protect the employe The report was
adopted. The bill is virtually copy of
the Texas law.
The committees recommendation of
the passage of a bill to prevent coer-
cion of anyone from joining a union
or bringing about the withdrawal of
anyone from a labor organization by
coercion was adopted.
An amendment to section 9 of the
state constitution was approved, pro-
viding for the printing of all school
text books by the state printer, their
free distribution and their use for four
years without charge. The bill pro-
vides for state board of education
consisting of a governor, secretary of
state, superintendent of public instruc-
ton, all to be university presidents and
public school superintendents.
During the afternoon session the laws
and legislative committee made addi-
tional recommendations as follows:
Bill to regulate the appointment of
private watchman, guards and detec-
lirOoitit1cr thpir ricrht n hear :
and providing that such permits be
signed by twelve citizens.
Favoring the passage of laws regu-
lating the hours of labor for women.
To regulate and curtail race track
gambling.
Re-enactment of BARRIERS law with
commission of three, one each from
San Francisco, Los Angeles and Sacra-
mento, to be self-sustaining.
Constitutional amendment providing
for woman suffrage.
Equipment of street cars with fem
ders, air brakes and seats for motor
men.
Publication of labor magazine con-
tanning labels, etc.
Endorsement of the Pierce bill now
before congress regarding injupctions
in labor disputes.
Upholsterers, hOrseshoers, mixers and
brewers asked that the friends of labor
demand to see their labels when deal
ing with those supplying these articles.
The banquet held tonight was large
ly attended by the delegates and many
distinguished guests. Many brilliant
speeches were made by delegates
touching on subjects partial to organ
lied labor and in accord with the senti-
ments of the convention and the reso-
lutions thus far adopted.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-10
TWO DROWNED;
TWENTY HURT
Continued from Page OneI


eXerting every means to raise the
blockade.
In the past three days heavy rain
and snow storms have made traffic over
the Tehachapi hill slow. The system
was blocked by similar slides at the
same tunnel last winter, and if the fierce
storm continues much longer it is not
thought that the way can be cleared
for many days.
Santa Fe trains No, and the Cali
fornia Limited No. are behind the
slide and at the Santa Fe Office is post
ed that the bclated passengers are due
to arrive at II o'clock tonight.
East bound trains will be tied up in
local yards tonight.
The Southern Pacific morning pas
senger train passed through the tunnel
and arrived at Los Angeles several
hours late. 1t passed through the tun.
mel just before the slide occurred.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-10
PLAN TO BELITTLE
ROOSEVELT IDEAS
PRESIDENTS PET MEASURES
FATED FOR DEATH
Opposition to Subsidy, immigration
and Philippine Tariff Measures Is
Effort to Diseredlt Admlnlstrs-
tlon, Says Republican Paper
BY Associated Press.


CHICAGO, Jan. "a dispatch to the
Tribune from Washington says:
1t is now said at the capital that three
important bills, each representing d
distinct administration policy, are prac-
tically dead for this session of con-
gress.
1t Is hinted in each case that behind
the killing of the bills there is to be
traced a personal antagonism to Presi-
dent Roosevelt and a desire to belittle
or iniure his administration. This is
only indirectly true.
The subsidy bill. the immigration
hill and the Philippine tariff bill are all
m6ribund, chiefly If not entirely be-
cause each of them contains certain
provisions of a radical character which
have aroused the enmity of powerful
interests in various parts of the coun-
try.
1t is too early to say that each of
these important measures, stamped
with the approval of the president in
his message to congress, has been de-
livered to slaughter, for any or all of
them may be resuscitated at the last
moment by the use of the necessary
amount of legislative oxygen. The
chances are however, that one of the
three will pass, at least in it's original
form.
The intrinsic principle of each is so
Objectionable to many members either
in the house or senate that merely
the framework of the bills can be
passed at this session.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-10
CAN QUICKLY MOBILIZE
NATIONAL GUARD FORCES
BY Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-That the
new regulation for the mobilization of
the National Guard just just perfected
by Assistant Secretary of War Oliver
will result in making 1t impossible for
any repetition of the difficulties OF re-
organization of the militia forces in
the face of war, as experienced in the
early days of 1898, is expected by the
war department.
These regulations provide for the
minimum strength of the organization
of the militia in time of peace and
equipment by the state authorities so
that this force will be instantly avail
able in time of need.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-10
TELLS STORY OF
BANKS ROBBERY
Witnesses in Trial of Accused Gaspipe
Murderer Describe Discovery of
Crime-Bandits Got
$2s31
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 9.-Rapid
progress was made today in the taxi
ing of testimony against John Siemsen,
the accused murderer of M. Munakata,
a japanese banker. A number of wit
nesses were examined, the most i'm
portant being I. Kitayima, who con-
ducts a restaurant in Oakland
He described how he visited the bank
shortly after noon on October to cash
a check. He found no one at the desks
and went to the rear of the bank.
where his attention was attracted by
a sound of hard breathing. Investiga-
tion showed two wounded men lying
on the floor. He summoned the po-
lice.
Yoichi Nawar, the new manager of
the bank, testified that the, amount of
money stolen by the murderers was
$2S31. 7. Yasukiro, another bank Off
cial, testified that on the day of the
murder there were several thousand
dollars in the strong boxes of the bank
when he went to lunch, but that after
the robbers visit there was but Go
cents left.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-10
UNION TAKES BACK
B00KBINDER MILLER
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.--W. A. Mil
Ter, former assistant foreman of the
bookbindery in the government print
ing office, who two years ago was re-
instated in the government printing
office by President Roosevelt after he
had been expelled from the Bookbind-
ers' union and then discharged again
on charges filed by officials of the
union, was reinstated as member of
the Bookbinders' union, local No. 4.
Miller was dismissed from the gov
ernment printing office again last fall
by Public Printer Stillings on the
charge of insubordination and is now
in Minneapolis.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-10
CHlMA'S CONSUL HAS NO
KNOWLEDGE OF BOYCOTT
BY Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 9.--When
asked today as to the truth OF the
statement that Chinese merchants Of
Oakland were responsible for the new
boycott on American goods in China
Vice Consul Owyang King denied all
knowledge OF the boycott
He said: IF such a thing, does exist
we OF the consulate have no official
knowledge of 1t. OF course IL II did
exist we would uphold the action OF
our government, which has used every
effort In the past to suppress all such
manifestations. 1 have heard that the
merchants suffered quite as much as
the importers when the boycott did
exist"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-10
BANK MAeNATE SAILS
ON TRIP TO EUROPE
BY Associated press.

By Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. Announcement
was made today that James w. still
man, president Of the National City
bank, sailed for Europe yesterday on
the Kaiser Wilhelm II. Lir. Stilman
has been in bad health for some time
and undertook the trip on the advice
Of his physician.
1t was expected that the banker
would be a witness before the inter-
state commerce commission at its in
quiry into the affairs of the Hartman
railroad system and other western
railroads with which he is connected.
He is reported to have received a
subpoena on Saturday, together with
Jacob II. Schiff, Henry w. Deforest.
Robert w. Goelet, L. s. Marston, A. X.
Vanderventter and w. V. s. Thornc.
Friends of Mr.. Stllman said today.
however that he was not subpoenaed.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-10
SPANISH EPiSCOPATE
ENTERS PROTEST

MADRID, Jan. GA protest indorsed
by the Spanish episcopate against the
proposed associations law has been sent
to King Alfonso by Cardinal Sancha y
Hervas, archbishop of Toledo and pri-
mate of Spain. The cardinal describes
the law as nOtoriously bad and con-
trary to the laws of the church.
If the law is adopted he declares, it
will lead to cruel conflicts of conscience
among the faithful and the clergy be-
cause they could not comply with it
without becoming guilty of moral sin.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-10
Japan Gets Unexpeoted Revenues

TOXIC, Jan. 9.--The budget for the
next fiscal year, which the government
expects TO present soon, provides an
expenditure of Gil 900 600 yen (about
$SO5, 900 O0O) OF which 412,00O,0O0 yen is
for ordinary purposes and 1919, 100000
for extraordinary purposes. The rev.
enues from the county's foreign trade
and domestic commerce industry great
lY exceeded the estimate.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-10
assassin FELLS
HATED PAvLOFF
Russian Officer Known as "Hangman"
Is Killed by Anarchist Disguised
as Workman-Murdere
Captured
BY Associated Press.

ST. PERERBURG, Jan. 9.-Lieut.
Gen. Vladimir Pavloff, the military. pro-
curator, or advocate general known
since the days of the late parliament rs
"Hangman Pavloff," from the epithet
constantly applied to him by the Radi-
cal deputies, was shot and killed at 10
O'Clock this morning while walking in
the garden of the chief military court
building near the Moika canal.
The assassin, who was disguised as a
workman, was captured after a long
chase through the crowded city streets
during which he fired about forty shots
from two revolvers which he carried
killing a policeman and wounding a
small boy.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-10
TWICE VICTIM OF
ROBBERS SHOTS
Portland Bartender Narrowly Escapes
Death at the Hands of Holdup
Bandits-ls Wounded in
Right Eye
By Associated Press.

PORTLAND, Ore, Jan. 9.-Otto
Lundgren. while tending bar in his
saloon at Fourteenth and Savier streets,
was shot in the right eye and seriously
injured tonight. Lundgren declares the
deed was done by three robbers
This is the second time within few
months that Lundgren has been the
victim of a shooting. A few months
ago while running resort in North
First street a man entered his place
and after taking a shot at Lundgren
ran from the place and escaped.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-10
SAN FRANCISCO PRELATE
is DANGEROUSLY ILL

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 9.-Arch-
bishop Montgomery is dangerously i'll
at a sanitarium i'm this city, where it
is reported he suffered a relapse this
morning, The distinguished Catholic
prelate was operated on for appendi-
dicitis several days ago and seemed to
resist the knife successfully.
The present relapse is IS serious as
ii was unexpected,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-10
MOTHER OF THREE ENDS
HER LIFE WITH PISTOL

RIVERSIDE, Jan 9.-Mrs. Thomas
Noland, the wife of a painter shot and
killed herself this morning with a re-
VolVer
The tragedy occurred at the home Of
Capt. c. r. Rice, former department
commander of the Grand Army. Three
children survive,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-10
GOVERNOR JOHNSON WANTS
FREIGHT RATES REDUCED
BY Associated Press,

ST. PAUL, Jan. Ex-Governor John
sons message to the Legislature de-
clared that the recent reductions of
railroad freight rates had not gone
far enough.
The governor advocates a uniform q
cent per mile passenger rate law; abol-
ishment OF all railroad passes except
ing those to railroad employees and
members of their families and legisla-
tion to enforce reciprocal demurrage
charges.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-10
Appoint New Police Prsfect

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. .9,-General
Dratzschvsky, formerly Russian in
spector general OF railroads in Finland,
has been appointed prefect OF st. Pet
der Launitz. who was recently assas-
sinated.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-10
Ventura Remains stOrmbound

BY ASSOCIATED Press.
VENTURA. Jan. 9.-Last nights
rainfall Of 3.O2 inches played havoc in
and around Ventura.
The western part of the city is
flooded and families have deserted their
homes. The Ventura river at its high
est today carried out a portion of the
big steel bridge across the Ventura
river making it ispassable.
Ventura is still stormbound, no trains
or mail having arrived since Monday.
1t will be several days before railroad
service can be resumed.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-10

PILES CURED IN o TO "a DAYS
PAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed to
cure any case Of Itching, Blind. Bleeding
or Protruding Piles I'm to IA days or
money refunded. SOC,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-10

Everything you want you will find in
the classified page, one cent word,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-10
Insurance Laws

The effect that the recent conflagra-
tion in San Francisco has had upon
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-10
Revision Of Revenue Laws

The time has arrived in this state
when we should consider the adVisabili-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-15

Der flo. Som ct effeftint Miooel moo
meeet at oct llprien, ON ban ! oell.
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boat, at Reeierineen bi,rSe babe Wpu.
bigbeb til at aniRtte Gbeierne boaoe
for Iasioser.og Sragttrufifen paa
CHE 2nnbets Sernboner. Eli Slut.
ming taIte 0ontnter @opnor ON,
bporIeoes pisie 9oner eiper en- ipe-
ciel Rabat paa Srogt al 8arer, ionl
Importers fra l1bIanoet, for SerpeS
at iatte Smportcrer at ioaoume
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2anbetS egne Sabrifarter, iSet be
poa bette BIS / 8irfeligbeoen uno,
godr at bItpe rarlmet al Dor 9eifpt.
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SrausportatiousmibIer, benpttcr liz
At Den Stinins, iom De beo Regierin.
gems 8uuit bar facet, iii at mobar.
betbe Resieringc,ts egen BoIitif og
birore ben | berrs gruuoIooSmesiige
ubeoeIie at 'ire Sunftioner. SoIoen,
inece Mr. @apnor, err hos os life til
bare for of ifaffe StutsinbtGgter;
ScuIigten meS Den er tiuige at be.
ffptte omeritauite Snblitrter, og Bet
te 8rincip bar pGrct fuIgt Of Regie.
ringen gienrcm @enerotioner. Wen
sc 9orporutiouer, iom eter bore
Serrboner, toger life oeitominore life
! getprfntng of ne0iGtte Sragten
poa unenInrbife 8arer, ioa at be til
SrooS for Eoriffen fan inbfsres %
iGIges Der mco goo Sortieneite. Oct
bar bGr0t, forfInreoc SoIeren, at
iIige 8orer er bIenen frngtet for ion
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icm 8anerne forIap8cr for at trans
portere irbenIun6ite 8arer al iomme
SLng8. SoaEebeS fragtes I. Or. So.
rer ira England til 3eroer for min'
Gre, erro ser foitcr OF irnoe Iignenoe
8arer ira Chicago iii 9euper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-15

auereoe Surbeififtet iaa Iangt trent
ifrebet, at a1oenboer Sare, iom neS.
legges, biier fig at bore blaa teller
9raablaa). siben eoar benne llb-
biting itabig otbere: ben graablaa
Sarpe toger Sperbaanb, oa paa urr'
perenbe Sibspuntt err ben renbpibe
@~interSragt faa at fige foriorm6en.
8i bar Der ct tpoeligt 9eois paa,
at Sfabningen eier fboenbe Si1enrp-
ntngsmuligbeber, og at oisie fables
frem til llbptfIing, noar De omfring.
barenbe Smftanbigbeber eisr oct
paafr9bet. De rpe 5orbolbe geutlr.
beifaffenbebe1, aIimatet), iom Saren
fom | Sersring me6 paa Serserne,
bar paa en- iaa fort lib iom 80 Gar
ifnbt en- anben 8ttterbraet, emo ben
bapbe | fit Siemlano Rorge.
Sen Sten. og SieIburt, bbor So.
rem bar fine StfboIbsiteoer, parierer
me1em Sarpeniiancerne fra bIegbpibt
til g~raablaat. S tit npe Siem bar
berfor Saren peb at tilempe fin 8tn-
terbra9t efter Smgtpelierne opnoaet
en- 9eifpttelie MOB fine SorfsIgere,
ium ben life babe beb anfomiter.
Senne EiIlempnin9 bar netop iaa
meget mere poafr9pet, iom Sinteren
paa SGreerne for ben ooerpeiet6e
Del er ineles. Oct giaIbt berfor Der
ON en- Sarpe, Der boobe 2t8beb meO
l1ren, boor ben inarIig pr0er at iibbe
ON 0ogen. 5 9orge, bpor Der fall.
Der mere Sne, bar 6erimoo 0en ren-
boioe Sarpe belbtgere.
9gIore SGgere ~paaitoar ure6 9e'
Itemtbeo, at oeiaa Sen bruno Som.
merbrogt bar unOergoaet SoranbrirtS
bentmoS en- IDiere Sarpe. Oct er %.
iaa gunIfe rtmeligt, at Saren paa
6erserne enar en- l1oiepning al Som.
mer. og 8interbragten ims0e, bo
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al SnebarbeOen % ben htIOitnnotge
Sfoglssbeb, omtrent bar iantne
Sarpe iom | be sorige 4arsti0er.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-15
Nlt for
81 Cts.

Oct tsr mitIig antageS, at Grim.
ben til, at berue SiGempnira meS
Senipn til Saroen er gnnet ioa 5ltr.
tig for fig, er ben, at Oct beror iaa
oberrnaabe meget paa, at Segeren
er Sarert, f6r BAN beepnoer at iage
ben, for ben 6ltr opiframt. On
anSen meSoirfenbe &ariog er maaffe
ben, at bore Ger er meset frnaa o.
alt SagtterrGn ipm SsIge bernf let
ttlgi9ngeIigt. M Eiuernpnine efter
De npe 6orboI6e maatte berfor eoa
meb Start, bpis arten ifiilSe beItaa.
@n 5oronbrina Tom osfaa er fore.
gooet meo Saren, fi0en oen INN til
Serserne, er, at &ropspegten err I
Gftogenbe. 9et er en- &ienbsgier.
ming, at De Sarer, Der rl neoIegges,
er 9ienneminitIig minbit ct Sl,nS let.
tere | Se9t emo De, Der nebIagoes beS
Sareiagtens &abning paa gerne. -
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-15
DIM Den tnife @pfpnialpplitif bolSt

LII 0eu fUIIe lpiuhtulpplh ppiol
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ct SoreSrag paa en- &onoention, lorn
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boloer | Berlin. % ben tpife Sal9'
fomp MI er paa fit bsieite, opfattes
6enne SGIe iom ct o9gti9t SnolGg
benne 8anlp fra 8egieringens SIDE,
ct SnoIag til SorfIartng al &eiler
8tIbeIms @erSenspolttit". San er.
flpreSe, at oct tpffe &olonialipsr9S'
maaI er ct fremtibigt 2iusipsrgsmaal
for SpflanS, ct Spsrgsmaal ON
grsb for RiGioner al tnbuitrtele ar'
beioere, og ct Spsrgsmoal ON lsrt'
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Sisiart, San6el og SnSuitrt. San
beIfreo BEN raife l1boifltng / De Sore
itebe Stater % bette SANDS ftaSig til
aenbc @etpbntng og fommerctele
SnbfpoeIie pon belle Sen oeitli9e
SalpfueIe til SortrGngiel for euro
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taeenSer gIebet ooer fra tpife / omert'
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fpIt bar BET iamme Silf9Ioet, og ielr
paa BET finefiIfe Iorfe6 bar SpiflanS
mi boorbt presiet al anertfa og Sa'
ban. SSSbog tales gngeIif al 100 gfl'
Iioncr @enneifcr % Spif Of finn ONT
firing 20. 9ernburg erflGreoe, al
ISpffLonb bapSe miitet i'm Sominerenot
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qelen paa &olonier, bborfor oct mere
enc nogenitnbe par afb9n9tgt at on
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rioIe oe SeSeparer. 9erfOr mertt
ban at bIomftrenbe &oIonier mart
bIeo en- 2ipsbettneeIie for Spiflaro.
-0osen fsr 0eruburg bolot fir
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bartenents aoIoniafSeltne offentli9'
qiort en- Spsape iom piier, at Spf'
lambs iamIeSe uoeifter til fine Solo
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fte til St61, 100000, bportil mao
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Oumpfibs-S ubfiSier I'll ct gelsb al
81, s50,OO0 Epiflunb bar iaaleoes
btStiI life bapt megen SIGoe al fine
SoIonier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-15
Paren paa Sercerne.

gor farsife Sure er forrrren ira
Ioroe Ca er mi aftitrat 80 gar gam.
mel poa bore ger. Set bar 1854,
at banarenSe Gmtmano oper Scr
serne, GabIerup, fit FIG tilienSt ire
Sorer fra en- @anb ! aragers, Se
blep uSIupne paa Dor itsrite Q
strepn,op ca er M nSbrehte iaasoot'
icm oper belle ggruppen.
Oct er i~ntcrcsiant at iagttage botI'
Fen S~oranSring Der er icregaaet meo
Soren | Ssie so sIar, ben bar p9rei
unoer fGrsiife SorbolSe. De mofsrte
Sarer bapSe ineboio ginterSragt
men bare efter faa Mars 5crIsb be-
epnSte Sarpeu at eaa mere ODER
@Iaat, o. mar 90 Gar er saaet. er
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-15
Ylauer til en- fort &ute fn Con

YIaner til CT fort &ute fn Con.
SON til Oct fierne SIten oner Canada
er imSer S~orbereSeiie os oil meS oct
isrIte Hi ioreIost Harlanreutet. mel
bes fra 2onSon. Get er SaHteE al
onIGgse en- itor np Sapn peo SIads-
% / ben norbocitlise Del al County
@apo ! SrlartS, % ligeIeoes ital on.
lagees en- SernbanefGrge-Ruic ira
Strnnraer I Stotlanb til 9orne eQec
gdiait / Srlarb. Easi~eersr % BcIt
fan Aa beisrses Strefte fra 2onoun
til glodsc5 / set pcitIigite SrIanS
uoen at ffifte gogt,. Roar alt bette
fcuauer iitanb 6ereeues oct. at man
Tan eiere Ieiieu ira 9oubon til So.
liiar paa fire Sase, men ba maa rig.
tigrlof oaiaa Sumpifibere ! 8ienncm'
init eipre 20 Rneb oper Ttlantcrba.
pct. s iauuue @rao oil altiaa cJiaa
8eijeu fra 2onbon til Sonefong !
9ina os til auitraIife Soone fortor.
res. 90 Oct belle piI bli en- "aI.bri-
'tiib~ &lite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-15

@atifanct oil life BIZ ~reprGiente.
ret paa Scn foreitaaenoe 6~reSSfonfe'
renee | Saag. Get piOes, at Booen
bar giort itore anitrGngelier for at
faa en- &eprGientant Der, og badoe
Giterrig % Spanien bar itsttet bans
arap, men be andre Vtagter mente
iom ian, at ban beIit bsr bore ltoen'
for. Spis en- paDelis Senbenaro
mbbte paa Senne aonicrence, piloe
8ranfrig og StaIien itrar itaa fGrSig
meb fin SroteIt os oct piIbe 10 pGre
en- rbeIots SnbIeOnt1tg til ct 6reos'
nts0e.