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Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16
TOURIST STRUCK
BY SPEEDING CAR
Man and Wife on Their Way to Visit
Old Home After Many Years.
May Be Fatally
Hurt

The joy of being en- route to their
old home was turned to grief for Mr.
and Mrs. A. II. Reed yesterday even
ing, when Mr.. Reed was possibly fatal
ly injured by being struck by the Long
Beach express at Watts. The couple
had planned return to their child
hood home for several years. In Nampa.
Idaho, they had gradually accumulated
enough to enable them to carry out
their cherished plan.
Last month Mr.. Reed disposed of
his Idaho property, but before return
ing to Kansas mapped out tour of
California and the southwest. The
longing for their old home was be-
coming stronger and stronger with the
couple and yesterday they concluded to
finish their tour and leave today for
Kansas.
Mr. and Mrs. Reed came to Los An
geles from Santa Anna, where they had
made a final settlement of some busi-
ness affairs, and last night were re-
turning from a visit to Long Beach.
They stopped at Watts and We're stand
ing near the junction of the Long Beach
and Whittier tracks when the Long
Beach express approached. The car
was eastbound and Mr.. Reed was
standing ON the track. Mrs. Reed
called to him and he turned to step
aside, but was an instant too late. He
was thrown violently to the left side
of the track and was unconscious when
picked up by the crew of the car, who
returned as soon as it could be stopped.
The injured man was taken to the re-
ceiving hospital, where he regained con-
sciousness, but it was learned that he
had received dangerous internal in
juries.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16
"UNWRITTEN LAW IN EUROPE
st. I.onIs rnst-nIsnntcI.

that, he would never have been SEN
fenced to even the brief term OF impris-
onment to which he was condemned.
In fact, had Deacon acted otherwise
he would have subjected himself for
ever afterward to public contempt and
to social ostracism.
These ethics hold good to a certain
extent In Great Britain. Some years
ago a married man who was given to
the objectionable practice of boastlng
of his "bonnes fortunes" and was ac-
customed to talk lightly of women In
general was discovered by two of his
fellow guests at the country house
where he was staying to have betrayed
the daughter OF the host, n very pretty
girl, only little over II, who had not
yet made her debut and who had no eX-
perience In society.
The men, dreading the fate in store
for her, made 1t their business to COM
municate the facts which had come to
their knowledge to her grown-up broth
ers. on the following day there was n
meet of the hounds and at the close of
the day the Don Juan was carried
home stone dead, the victim, 1t was
said, of Cropper, which had broken
his neck
An inquest was held, the Jury COM
prising the girls two brothers and their
fellow guests, to whom reference has
been made above. The coroner was un-
der deep obligations to the family and
a verdict of death by a fall while out
hunting was returned.
But the initiated know that the fall
In question had been brought about by
a revolver shot at the base Of the
BRAIN fired by one of the girls broth
ers, and, i'm killing her bctrayer the
f,Il HI at.-
knew or suspected the true facts Of
the case of having done his strict duty
and to have complied with the require
ments of "unwritten law"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16
PRESS MUZZLING LAWS


The latest development of press
phobia among legislators is reported
from Seattle. The newspapers of that
progressive city are stirred to wrath
because of a bill introduced in the state
senate aiming to abridge the freedom
of the press The proposition of the
Washington statesman thus seeking
fame is deserving of a prize for the
most asinine idea yet disclosed in the
many legislative attempts at press muz-
zling.
The bill referred to provides a severe
penalty for the publication of anything
in a newspaper whereby the aggrieved
individual has sustained mental suf-
fering." Under the operation of such
a law as is contemplated by the bill,
any person claiming an abrasion of
his feelings, consequent upon newspa-
per publication, would be entitled to
damages.
A glance at the details of the bill
explains the dudgeon of the Seattle
press. IF the published matter be
libelous, per Sc, the jury may award
exemplary damages of $4,000, in addi-
ton to $4,000 for the plaintiffs injured
feelings, and $1,000 for damage done
him by reason of the publication"
After a lapse of eight years the Cali
fornia legislature is considering a press
muzzling bill. Many Herald readers
will remember the result of a law
passed in the session of 1899 whereby
it was unlawful for a newspaper to
publish any original matter without ap-
pending thereto the name of the writer.
Believing in the theory that compli-
ance with an odious law is the shortest
cut to it's abolishment, The Herald for
a time was dotted with the names of all
its pencil pushers.
The bill now under consideration Ly
the Sacramento statesmen relates only
to the publication of matter pertaining
to jury cases in court. 1t is intended
to prohibit any conn It that might
be construed as calcu. I'd to influence
the mind of a juror. Reputable news
papers always avoid expressions of
opinion on the merits of cases pending
in court, and jurymen are supposed to
understand, as a rule of court pro-
cedure, that they are not to read mat
ter relating to a pc'-ding case
The extent to which the fundamental
law protects the freedom of the press
is illustrated just now in the result
of President Roosevelts effort to stop
transmission through the mails of re-
ports of the nauseous Thaw trial. A
study of the legal points involved
showed that the postoffice authorities
have no right to stop the mailing of
newspapers containing verbatim re-
ports of court proceedings.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16
A TERRIBLE WARNING

A question of serious import is sug-
Second street. May there not be SINH
lar death traps in the city?
The only charge of culpability in con-
nection with that explosion is the aver
ment that the gas company was dere-
lict in failing to respond promptly to a
notice of gas leakage. The company
will have to be heard from before that
complaint is accepted as valid. The
only unquestionable fact in that re.
spect is the exhibit of a badly wounded
employe of the company who had been
dispatched in answer to the announce
ment of a leakage.
In any event there should be thor
ough investigation into the cause or
causes of this dreadful tragedy. And
the inquiry should be impartial, to the
end that there shall not be a recur-
renee, if it can be prevented by human
ingenuity or contrivance.
1t is we'll known to all firemen and
other experts ,lat the old sewers of
the city are a constant menace to life
and property, by reason of the con-
slant accumulation oe sewer gas and
the lack of vents. On frequent occa-
sions the 3OO-pound Empowering Of
the big manhole at Third and Spring
streets has been blown into the AR
by the explosion of sewer gas. At
intervals there are similar explosions
at the manhOles at First and Broadway
and First and Spring. AS late as yes
terday afternoon at $50 o'clock an ex-
plosion blew off the manhole cover at
First and Broadway with loud report
This condition should be made a sub
ject of special inquiry, either by the
coroner or some other public official
authorized to make such an investiga-
ton.
The building in which the explosion
occurred is one Of the Oldest in the
business heart of the city. If the
plumbing work had not been over
hauled since the erection of the build
ing it is easy to understand that the gas
pipes might have rusted to an extent
sufficient to cause leakage. And if the
explosion resulted from that cause the
question arises whether accountability
rests upon the owner of the property,
the inspection service Of the building
department or the gas company.
Hence the pertinent question, may
there not be conditions in other old
business buildings similar to those
which led to the awful disaster last
Wednesday?
Omcial inspection of buildings should
be frequent and thorough enough to
guard against any danger resulting
from the weakening Of materials caused
by age, increased strain or any Other
defect calculated to jeopardize human
/ life.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16
Skating Rink or Tent

The San Carlo opera company. If 1t
comes here at all. will have to sing in
skating rink or a tent; all other places
are closed to it. And it will take ac-
tion at a special meeting of the coun-
ell to make even this possible. Nego-
tiations 70" the Auditorium failed yes
terday, owing to personal jealousies
between local managers, and nothing
else remains, as the syndicate book
ings preclude the use OF the Mason.
Len Behymer said last evening that
he would try to reconstruct the An
gelus rink, if he were granted permis-
sion; otherwise the company will have
to stay away.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16
Los Angeles First MiIkman's Matinee

Los Angeles will have it's first
"mllkman's matinee" when the cur
tain rises at 10 o'clock this morning
on "The Holy City" at the Auditorium.
The huge demand for this play, now
completing it's third week, simply COM
PEELED the very unusual performance
at this unholy hour, and nearly every
seat for it was taken last night. The
regular matinee will be held this after
noon, as usual.
1.-THE Holy city" will run all next
week-and maybe then some. Nothing
like 1t has ever been played here Al
ready $4,000 have seen 1t and the 10O,-
900 mark will be passed before 1t
closes.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16
That Parents May Well Feel Proud Of
ass-as7-asS SOUTH BROADWAY
Boys Clothing

Not even the excuse of economy in dress
ing the youngsters in unsightly or mis-
shapen garments.
1t is really cheaper in the long run to
get clothes that are made of strictly high
grade fabrics and tailored as these are
Buster BroWn Suits of light weight
worsted in handsome gray checks and
plaids; latest single breasted cuts with
sailor collars and white shields, IS; ages
2h to years.
Boys Refer Coats of rich red broad
cloth, navy blue serges and uncommon1y
attractive plaids and checks Most of them
with velvet collars and silk emblems; some
with pearl buttons, some with handmade
buttons Five dollars. The red coats in
2h to o-year sizes. The others in 2h to
8-year sizes.
White Serge Juits-Buster Brown
styles with sailor collar, pearl buttons and
white kid belts, IS; ages ~ to 6 years.
Coat Suits of rich gray mixtures and
stripes both double and single breasted
Norfolks and and 3-button sacks; $3.50
to $1O ages 8 to 10 years.
Wew Blouse Suits in to 1O-year sizes, S. to
$12.
Mothers Friend BiouseS of all fashionable
wash fabrics, in to 13-year Sizes SOC to $1.00.
Rear fannex
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16
Howard scott's Change

Howard Scott has positively severed
his connection with the Belasco forces
and has signed with Dick Ferris. All
parties now admit this. 1t has been
known for some time that the step
was in contemplation, but negotiations
have only just been brought to a nnal
conclusion. The Belasco people regret
the change and Mr., Scott has shown II
disposition TO repent at one time and
another, but his contract with Mr..
Ferris was signed before he ex-
perienced a change Of heart and it
holds good.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16
Explosion Is Fatal
ated Press.

BY AssOciated Press.
Fred Muller, an occupant of a refugee
tent in the Richmond district. was
fatally burned this morning by the ex.
plosion of an oil stove which she was
trying to light preparatory to getting
the morning meal. Shortly after the
great fire in April last Mrs. Muller lost
her husband and last week her sister
died, leaving to her care three father
less children.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16

Confidential Adviser-Senator, how
much did your campaign cost you?
Senator Lotsmun-It was pretty ex-
pensiye this time, Ringgold. 1t cost me
one days income and two or three
nights sleep.-Chicago Tribune.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16

If you failed to plant a tree yestcr-
day try it today; the fact that yes
terday was Arbor day shouldn't pre-.
vent you from doing a good deed be-
cause you missed it then.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16

Help is needed for the relief of the
sufferers from the Second street eX-
plosion. Send your contribution to The
Herald office, where it will be promptly
accounted for
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16

Hospital conditions should be i'm
vestigated at once and to the fullest
extent. These be housecleaning daNs
in Los Angeles and the cleaning can
not be too thoroughly done.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16

AT least the Southern Pacific doesn't
own the supreme court; let the San
Pedro consolidation be settled there.
if necessary. All you have to do is
to vote fayorably on it.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16

BY all means investigate the fatal
gas explosion in Second street. If the
gas company is at fault the people
ought to know it; if not, the company
ought.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16

Only the guilty fear the searchilght.
If the gas company was not at fault
for the recent explosion it should seek
the fullest investigation.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16

The differences between the Los
AngelesPaciflc railroad and the school
board will be arbitrated-which shows
both sides endowed with good sense.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16

The Cahuenga valley may have to
wait a bit for annexation, but it's
coming into Los Angeles s certainty,
sooner or later.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16

The only marvel about the discovery
Of spots on the sun is that a Pitts
burger made it. How did he ever
see the sun there?
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16

Simply because people were asked to
plant trees yesterday is no sign that
they shouldn't be planted any and
every other day
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16

Detectives who cannot tell a man
in evening clothes going home from a
party from footpad need a course
of training in ordinary common sense.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16

San Pedro doesn't need or want a
state harbor board; the Southern Pa
cific has grip enough on it now.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16

Don't trouble trouble till trouble
troubles you, In other lords, vote
to annex San Pedro ami let the pos
sible illegality Of it rest with the su-
preme court.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16

Even if we do not take in the Ca
huenga valley just now, what's to stop
the consolidation nth San Pedro and
Wilmington?
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16

For the haze and the clouds that
tempered the suns rays yesterday,
many thanks
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16

Contributions for the relief of suf-
ferers from the Second street explosion
will be gladly received at The Herald
office.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16

Having stomached the Thaw trial
without gagging New York is now
about to reproduce "Saloml."
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16

then fight out the legal phases when
necessary.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16

If the gas company is blameless for
that explosion certainly it ought to
court an investigation.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16

Scotty is speed mad again. In other
words, he is hell bent for destruc-
ton
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16

1t seems that 1t is not even safe to
attend parties in Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16

Moral: When ordered to throw up
your hands, don't run.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16
y eriminal negllgence shall be shown

"a ~ sg criminal negligence shall be shown
the part Of any person, company or
Corporation, in connection with the
Second street tragedy, it win be the
duty Of tie district attorneys office 10
prosecute, and to prosecute vigorously
without fear or favor.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16

curry was near 40. Just why, unless
in revenge for former complaints, it
would be hard to guess.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16

Good news! The legislature plans
to adjourn at the statutory time.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16
Population of Los Angeles. PSI. 1854

Did you plant your tree?
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16

The Herald will receive subscriptions
to the relief fund.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16

Carnegie is really worried about
disposition Of his great wealth he
&Sievert to his original desire and
sTpaper man. Then his money
e. him no longer; he won't
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-16

Savage seems to be doing
r that the Southern Pacific
Il. He now proposes state
for San Pedro, when
,DT knows it will 5e only an adj
= Southern Pacific control.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-24

Scnb ~Secorab.Goiten" til SIpgt
90 genner / bet snmIe 2anb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-24
3perfcr
iaa ipae?
Rpreips' ON fan borttere Ssres 2ip.
SetOrab'5 olt bar Iart bette 5aftum.

Gaar en- betiig Nano sler &piuoe begun
Der at gaa nsooOer uoen iunlie @ruuo, blipe
Iuaa u6maiet, nsotrptt, lloe al Rpgperi, Sp'
peoueri, ipimle Stunoer o. urinRrr uoross
ner, is od til RprsrHs siter aariageu til bet.
Solo Rpr.rne i%rijie, % be oil bploe Gem
friii. loans Sionep 8tas belbre6er ipge
Rprer % holoer benz irtite.
YRS. Sreo. 8eiute paa Srartlin Street,
Sampton, 3opa, tiger: "SeriOm ale, iom
PLACES at itaoig 8Rrt ouer 9rHoerns og
qleHnem RprerRe OF andre utpioliomnie
Spmptomsr Yaa RpreipsOom, tunoe iaa
ben Rlage mart ~iiernst, Tom Deans aibHep
gilS ilernebe ben / nit 9ilfRlos. ou piIoe
Rprsipaopm pphsre al e~isiitere / bette g}abo'
lag. I'll fine 5ioer oertebe min Rug iaa
iI6e, at lea frapt tunoe iHu mig / Ssngen,
o. at bsie mig ON Iaeeu Uar en- uirtelig
5prtur. sc neast bpie AHbeialinaer al
7caH's 9iOusp Bills, iom isg lGits. brugts
mig iii at prgoe benz. Ia lea ilutteoe at
brHae benz, oar SmcrteR | min Npg foriouH.
ben. og BirtHinseH al RpreaiioRoringsu
par reguleret.'
9ilialss hos ale GpUteters. gris so Cts.
Softer. AilbHrH 60, Buffalo, ". q, gns'
asentsr for be 6oreHeoe Stater.
quit GnpHst- SOans-os tag intet anoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-24

0opueue "Ibi", "9eta" % 'YpItlon".
Sntet bar pGre be ameritauitc "@ieus
bsbere" beaigt. SeIu fra gibeten %
Rptbploaisn bar Oaute'erne Iadnt gtap'
ne, o. paa Sartst iinoes Der M Sper,
iom beoer Roies, SalUmu. Guu, GSam
% garabis (ai bette Rauu finoes Der
14). Gucuibsrc lrisr man paa ame'
rjtaturtet Spnauuene 3upiter, SuIfnu,
9iaua. Siis % SOin.
Yet italieuite Sprps bar l~i8ciaapei
iOm bet snselite maattet hoe III SioraS
til ben ameritauIte @eosruf, % Reiut'
iatet berai er, at man fan relic III Opp
timus" III "groiperitp" os oerfra ui'
oerc til "GUmiUri". Sra "Grotstticn"
fan maj upsr "Srienbibip" tomme til
"9Ope" %. ON man iaa pniter, forts
i9tts III "Sope". Sra SOmsr iii
Seine, fra Sbnteipcare til Shiaer, ira
&umulus til 8opieueIt. ira Sbpsiius
til Ranieu, Srieus til 8agner os BATH
er iutet 8ebet tnoeu 8unlteus, Stoen'
itnbens, 2iteraturenS % Rolitifens
8eroeu blsuet slemt paa be 5Urensoe
Statsrs 2anbfart.
8 fprite 8GfIe er raturlisuis be anes
r~itanIfe NattonaIbeIte blepet ioreoiget
/ Spsrnes Rapne. Ter finoes 2S
"Wpuroe"r, 33 "5rantlm"er, 81 Gin
coln"sr. % Mntbematiten er fommet
til fin 8st, % 5%innnsrne. Gbitilise
Sper beoer "8iaion". "Wiaiaro",
Cob, "Silper", Collar" o. gro
nep". en- gp igter bet uelttiusenoe RapH
Ca ira" % eli anoen beosr "8poo
3tg6i". en- treble "goiru" % cit iieroe
isrer eli blomitrenoe Gilorrelis unosr
bet ifiabueiuanere Raou "accibsnt".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-24
1merifanif 6eoeraf.

"gsrliner 9aseblatt" tsnleber nGle
Stolebsrns pg Stubererbes Spm2rt'
icmbeo paa en- let uboei be Tan ertbe
iii, oericm be tilielotsuis iioosr fait
unOsr @raminatiOneu | 8sOsraft 3srs
ipm nosen life peo, 5por Serulalem
eIer Rnorio, lotto, Slpmuutb eller
8om Iisssr, ital ban bare paa 2ptte o.
Jrpmms ipare: 8 amsrita". ba fan
ban pare iitter paa at baoe truiist bet
riaiige. Gmsritanerne bar nemlig, nanr
be bar lfuIet osbe fine npe Bpsr, brugt
Raune ira ben samle 8srben ueeu at
brpbe iis ON, ON oenne eqer bin gp
alIereoe ianoies / en- eGer anoen Stat.
Gsrior s~ieninoer oi life aIene pmtrsut
iamtliss surppaeite gpnaUne iom ROm,
Raris, RoItua. 8riitiania, Berlin.
Bsriail.s, Spraius oIu. paa aartet Opsr
be 5orsnsbe Staisr; men enfelte al
benz iinbes snbos / Here al uniunens
Stater; Baris iorsiummsr iualeoes life
miners sno % @nnse!
Rsn amsrifansrus bar life nsiet zig
msb at plpnors be surppaiite sanbtar.
ter srunbis. Sels bet sraits aliubst
er blepst bsnptist til amsritanits 8ps
napne. Ter iinbes inalsoes % Bbsr
mso Rauust -glpba". Is mso aOms.
ga. % Der ertftsrsr biperie Sgsr mso
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-24

Spfturen (9reerIig): "Sporfor bar
De ienbt 9ub efter mie2 &ioffen er
10 life mere emo fem ON Roreeneu,
% De ipnes at barre ol6eIes friif,
Srue. Spab bill De mig2"
8ruen: "glf, fi9re 9oftor, ieg
tror, leg bar ioGIeet en- Iioen Rotte,
meoens ieg iop. Seq fienote noeet.
iom frsb neo igiennem SuIien paa
mig. aa, 9ottor - Sottor! Spa6
ifaI ieg siere2"
9oftoren (meset aIporIig): "Spis
9e pirteIig tror, at en- Rotte Dor
iprunset neo igiennem SaIien pna
Gem iaa err MI oct eneIte. 9e fan
sisre at io9lse en- Scat. Der eipes
intet anbet 2GgemiSoeI. Snrpell~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-24

GnIuarrt for en- 7attsrs 5rrmti0 hptlcr
for en- for Sci hos WooereR.
Zen riatige SRolppeIie % be SpGpsntn
GER Tom er al tor Sigtigbsb for 3atteyeu,
aiptt paa bet rctte 5iospuuft. bar life 0Icue
ireIit 9ipet men p9iaa itret mangen en- Inlut
1iges SutceS.
Iaar en- gises 5anter Igoes. meo Suoeos
pine, SoimmeIbeo eIIer SaHg Ill at icpc,
Smerter I 8passu eler RsoeroeIene, ON
tdaaebe Cine, 2nit I'll gnrum uadr bun cr
ct Wpitertum for zig ielo % 8enner buroe
henoes giooer fpmme beRoe III &lgIp %
hulfe pau, at Spoia g.. Vtnfbam's
0eeefabIt COMPOUND, tilbereot az IN
o~enlanoife Rpooer % urter, oil pee oenne
5io iorbereoc Sn'tentet ipr ben ~tpnmsnoe
Soranorins, o. adbne oeuue prppeIoc Be
riooe / en- uug gi9cS aip uoru Smertsr %
llregelmrSiigheb. Ntnn bar / 10 Genera
tioner paa Seune 9eaaoe fat i'm 3tlto ocrttI.
Suuoreoe al 8repe fra mqr Gisrr % be-
res Wserc, uotrnttsnoe SaturmItgbeo for
bet Tom 2poia @. gintbam's &eattable Com
pouno bar uorrttet for BEN, mDotnges ltaotB.
gtiiS Glen u. Glien, All u. gait g.,
acipanee, Sn., ~ftriper:
airrr sprs. g~tu'bam;-
"Sea bar bdpt be bc6nt aracr nor Sn for Ttu
Sbgk ON o. be par ale AZ ben @rutua at ca Srcra'
itSn vIr nsepeHois. 9ss bap0t ps0eOptRs' SIDE
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-24

81 tilbueer Ct hunertee Tsnsrs Belpnuizs for
tfspert giIfrfse AZ aatarrh. Der ifft tan henbreees
Deb Halls Catarrb Cure.
q, uustr.s.a y J. y. itns. \ I, Sssnist = ~;
Is dar % frsr, ban CT aIstles hsotrlls | aHe Ssr
rtaiRas frnsaitisHtr % hHanfsii { StaHs III At
opfples eAhper Gerplssttlis. eerss 6trRa bar paa,
taset ha.
xssn q xuat, 4ssIsIsIs frussiRs. 9sisse. o.
natsins- Riaasx 4 Msrptn.
@ksIeisIt TrHssifs, dslrss. e.
Halls Catarrh Cure iaees i~nbbeabts % ptrter
hiIsftt pda Blseef % Sritmtis sIimttaetT. Hrts
TSe pr. SLATE. Selses al ale apsttferr. 6iDaek
ters frif.
Haips Family Pills e. Be t<sae.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-24

NIWFN WIN NTWEWWW
"3ea bar bapt be bcont qraer | nor @n for Utu
Sbpeoui On be par ale AZ ben Rtutua at ca Sncra'
lien pLr neepeRbie. .3eg bauoe SspcoptRe, Stoe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-24

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pIMst @iouesbDrb til ben mnrturroise Strait 2poia q. Bmtbam's geSeate
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