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The evening world., 1908-03-19
CABBY |NNOCENTLY
HELPS SLEUTHS RAID.
Two Young "Students" Taken
to See Sights Fool Wise
Night-Hawk.
CALL THE "GREEN CAB"
Vehicle Is Part of Police Station
Fittings and All Hands Take
Ride iE 1t.
CALL THE "GREEN CAB" "

Arthur Bogert. a "nlght-hawk' cab
man. was leaning against his old horse.
Steerer. at Forty seventh street and
Broadway to-day, before the lights
were dim. when along came two young
men who looked pretty good to the
cabby
Show you the town, gents" rasped
out Bogert.
"All right" replied the two. who ap-
peared from their dress and state OF
hilarity to be college students snow
us all the sights"
They climbed into the cab. and Boz
CERT drove them to house on West
Forty-ninth street. 1t was brilliantly
lighted and from within came tunetul
sounds. Bogert told his fares that 1t
was fashionable concert hal!-a Bo-
hemian place. in fact. where merry
jewellers held wassail. The two college
students alighted and, followed by Bo-
Kert. entered the place.
A beautiful young woman IN gown
that was a little luwCut, perhaps put
chic. was singing as tney entered. ne
students listened, entranced, ana ".eH
She finished ner chanson tAey invited
her to refresh herself. ~
II must have been about ten minutes
later that one of the young colese
cuums stepped To iAt plphr. l ne ''u!i'
ber he called was "3,loo Spring.
Say, ask Joe II come around in the
green cab" ne gurg!ed. Good fellow
Joe" he aI-ed TO the group about u"
table. When Joe arrived with MS green
cab half an hour later the Two college
students requested him to arrest the
sweet singer. VINO said her name was
Mabel Anderson. and friend VINO mad
Joined tne.r merry party, called Etta
Johnson.
seventh street pol .Ce station. where they
had all ridden in Joe's funny green cab,
suddenly turned into Detectives LaVery
and Fox. said that one OF the 'ai'es
had relieved Fox of his watch. and the
other. tn hiking that Lavery carried too
much money tor student had taken
$40 for safekeeping. Bogert, the cab
man, went, too.
The evening world., 1908-03-19
KILLED IN PIT BY A
TROLLEY COLLISION
Car Bumped by Another IN
Barn Falls On Man
Working Under 1t.

A collision between two street cars In
che barn at Lexington avenue ana Nine
ty-ninth street early to-day caused the
instant death OF Daniel sullivan. car
penter.
Sullivan was in the pit working on the
bottom OF one of the cars. when the
other, in charge of Christopher J. stark
was run into the barn and on to the
same track stark did not see Sullivan
in the pit and allowed his car TO bump
into the one standing still. He miscal-
culated the force of the bump however.
and the car on which sullivan was
working flew up at one end and down
= At the other and crushed the skull! of
the workman = =
DR.. Moeckle, OF the Harlem Hospital,
was called but was too late. and the
Coroner was notified. The police ar
rested Stark, who is thirty years old and
lives at No 425 East one Hundred and
Thfrty-fourth street Magistrate Crane,
in the Harlem Police Court remanded
him to the Coroner. Sullivan was thir-
~ years old and lived at No. 1916 Lex
ington avenue.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-05-19

your you
robbery policy rail
roads really
Offering
taking office really million dollar
people, after all?
you foreign capital should be driven from the state
parties of having money
sell their holdings
said that would
this?
their holdings
OUT?
capital a this way
build electric neurban rail-
plants
Cd to help n development O. Georgia?
the railroad
a special
attorney a OF is a lawyer
members of which under administration headed
c lawyer governor.
are a practical quest put politely
as possible The They
why
politics,
btion practically settled But the matters to in these
Quions-we
information They
abuseo Brow or o /. &
of the white of Sumter he make recruits If he does
answer, thinking
them
But pleasant governor
ausively
BELTS candidate the high office
which he aspires
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-05-19
a Dignifled CAMPAIGN.
columbus Enquirer Sun.


The dignified campaign that JOS
eph NJ Brown is making for the gov
ernorship, from which is eliminated
even the suggestion of such methods
as are employed by Governor Smith
and the Atlanta Journal, and Mr.
Browns determination not to in
dulge in mud-slinging or those per-
sonalities which must necessarily
lower the dignity of any man, has
influenced many votes which will be
cast for Mr.. Brown on June 4.
Mr. Browns campaign so far has
been as clean and clear-cut as any
mans who ever entered the political
arena in Georgia. His several com
munications, or "cards" as it has
pleased some to term them, have con-
tanned nothing that had not a direct
bearing upon the issues involved. The
strenuous efforts that have been
made, the insults and insinuations
flung at him to draw him into a mud
singing contest that would besmirch
his splendid presentation of import
ant issues, have failed; and all the
time he has grown stronger, winning
the confidence and the admiration of
the people.
1t is possible to conduct political
campaign without STOPPING to the
undignified, disgusting and deplorable
methods which appeal only to the ig-
norant person and are unbecoming
to any man who aspires to become
chief executive of the state of Geor-
gia This fact has been demonstrate
ed by Mr. Brown. Failing to engage
him in any exchange of personalities
by sighting remarks directed at his
physical appearance, which was, to
begin with, blow beneath the belt,
the sacred precincts of the grave of
his dead father were invaded; and
only then did Mr. Brown answer the
attack upon him, fulfilling the duty
of son who respects the memory
of his father, but in words of de-
Tense and not as those who made the
attack anticipated. He retaliated
within no answering attack
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-05-19
ON YOUR MONEY
Are your funds earning this
amount?

If not, or if you live in a town where
there is no bank, or where less than
4 per cent interest is paid on Savings,
start an account with our Savings
Department and get 4 per cent inter-
est.
Come here today, make a deposit of
dollar or more, and get a pocket
Savings Bank to help save the small
amounts
Total Resources 100000.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-05-19
Americas, Ga, May 10, 1908.
THE PARDONING POWER

In times past it has been very diff
cult to have legal hanging of a
white man in Georgia. For one rea-
son or another, even after sentence
had been pronounced, the offender
managed to escape the moose, until
it had almost become a part of the
unwritten law that no white man was
to be hung in the state.
Certainty of the infliction of the ex-
IRENE penalty of the law following
conviction of murder in the first de-
gree is one of the greatest protec-
tions to the law abiding and peace
loving citizens, who constitute the
great bulk of the people, Tt is the
duty of the Chief Executive of the
state to thus protect her people from
the red hand of the murderer by re-
fusing to interfere when the courts
have passed on every phase of the
case, except the sentimental one.
Upon this point the attitude of
Governor Smith has received the en-
dorsement of law abiding citizens all
over the state.
The most notable instance perhaps
was in the case of Arthur Glover,
OF Augusta, who was condemned to
death for the killing of his sweet
heart, an emplOye of a cotton mill.
Effort after effort was made to get
the sentence committed, the last trick
being turned when Tom Watson made
a personal plea for the condemned
man. Though Gov. Smith was aware.
no doubt, that he would earn the
redoubled opposition of Tom Watson.
he firmly refused to take any further
steps in the case, and the murderer
was legally executed.
Another was that of Willie Rog-
ers, of Statesboro, who was convict
ed of killing his wife. Insanity. de-
generacy and all of the other subter-
fuges familiar to the law were re-
sorted to, but all in vain Gov Smith
left the matter to the courts, and
though the friends of the murderer
roundly condemned him for not saw
ing Rogers life, he was not deferred
from doing what he thought was
right.
Gov. Smith has been able to sift the
pleas for clemency, and to see that
the findings of the courts covered the
case so completely that in justice to
the state he could not interfere with
the sentences imposed.
Hereafter it is to be hoped that the
example set by Gov Smith in refusing
to interfere in capital cases when
the courts have already passed on
every point presented to the Chief
Executive, will be followed. 1t re-
quires courage to resist the specious
pleas which can be advanced for
every condemned murderer, but such
a course should be followed by Geor-
gia's governor, now and henceforth.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-05-19
Humiliating for Clark

Representative Champ Clark fire.
quently visited Washington before
his election to the House. and thought
he was pretty we'll known there. On
one occasion, says the Washington
Star, he came to the capital on
business for a client He was sur
prised and pleased to meet an old
friend and townsman at the hotel Mr..
Clark had selected for his stay.
We'll, well, if it isn't Brown!" ex-
claimed Mr. Clark I'm glad to see
you; is there anything | can do for
your"
Then Mr.. Clark took his friend by
the arm and marched him to the
hotel desk, saying: Il can do you a
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-05-19
SOME QUESTIONS FOR GOV. SMITH

Americas
this While well divided its political affiliations
should make speech there
the attention from the
rallied
he
viii make to his candidacy remains to be developed
places questions have been asked the by
Il a a
opinions We doubt that will be resorted in Americas In
apparently
doubtful if anything very effective comes from system heckerg
which would
intelligent
Acknowledgement practically
settled They know that the legislature has passed upon it, that the question
be
with
supporters fully
az
sheer
ey know that Joseph NJ Brown native Georgian and son of native
or
Georgia that amendment the law unless evolved by the
themselves
Without all
hehed the question: the
unquafd themselves platform this
question and hould be
That necessary to elect him to retain prohibitions that is necessary
trolling
spou hardly
up past charge
In
N
will
swallow Smith basis,
n o a re-ele
None of these claims intelligent Such
demands
enlightenment
right where he candidate law
himself His
the
Do you still believe in heavy tax the gross incomes of all
especially
whether
It the last session the legislature Do still advocate M The tax
ainisaon still believe chance
Georgia get enterprises a public nature?
Do still believe that
allow transportation public
money
in Georgia?
negro
possible in
believe
If Won still believe to ouote from YOUR snocb at AApe Ga IN
of
schooling the highest accomplishments
praise duty"
they
and
the
Do believe that the MAORI rule adopted the Macon
Com
system?
still believe heavier fertilizers? what
believe tax?
The all taxes in the end, all
people year. by
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-05-19
The Planters Bank Of Americas

does not have to be asked to buy one
of Americas brands. After he has
once tried them, he likes them so
well that no arguing is necessary to
get him to use them constantly The
tobacco in
A1IERICUs CIGAR co. CIGARS
is all carefully selected, for its fine
flavor and burning qualities 1t is
rolled so that the cigars are free
smokers that do not pull or draw
hard. Stop in at any cigar store and
ask him for one of the Americas
brands You will thank US for the
suggestion after the first trial.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-05-19

Managers of the New York Cotton
Exchange have refused the quotations
to large New Orleans firm for use
in Georgia and other states where
bucket shops have been wiped out
The South is looking forward to the
day when the New York Cotton Ex-
change will not be able to furnish
quotations anywhere, at least not I'M
til it ceases to be a huge gamble to
the great detriment of the Southern
planter
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-05-19

One of the large sub-companies of
the United States Steel Corporation
has posted rule against drinking on
the part of its employees, whether on
or off duty, the latter when the drink
ing interferes with the work on the
next day. The industrial world is
getting less and less use for the
man who drinks, moderately, or other.
wise.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-05-19

The Americus Recorder. Established
1879.
The Americas Times, Established 1890
Consolidated April, 1891.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-05-19

Entered at the postoffice at Ameri-
Gus as second-class mail matter.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-05-19

good turn, anyway"
they had reached that functionary
This is my friend Mr.. Brown. l
want you to treat him right. Let
him have whatever he wants and il
he gets too extravagant and runs
out of cash, just charge it to me"
why, yes" said the clerk, Il know
Mr.. Brown very we'll, sir, but who are
you?"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-05-19

The Macon News is digging up an
article by Tom Watson, published last
September, in which Watson said
Governor Smith has done well: no
man could have done better" Well
Tom Watson is not the only man who
has reversed his views of Hoke Smith
since last September.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-05-19

What do you think of my yoice?'
she asked, after trying selection
from I'll Travatore"
1T makes me think of sailors, he
replied.
1T has a tendency to die at c.
Chicago Record-Herald.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-05-19

A good French Republican cannot
stand the pictures of kings and knaves
on playing cards, and has devised
new brand on which the likenesses
of French Presidents will appear. The
same Frenchman proposes to get his
playing cards patented in America,
using four Presidents of the United
States for the kings. How about sub
shutting Roosevelts countenance for
the ace?
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-05-19

Injunctions are being used to good
effect in South Carolina against
blind tigers" The state is running
the liquor business across the Saw
annah river and nobody else can
"butt in
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-05-19

Atlanta spirit will cause building
to rise again" is the announcement
of an exchange. That beer"
must be awfully strong.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-05-19

Next to having money, the most
important thing is how to take care
of it-how best to invest it.
A Banking Institution of this kind
cannot only care for your financial
interests in a careful, conservative
way-g giving you abundant banking
facilities in every department of fin-
ance-bpt can also give you valuable
aid and advice about investments and
securities. Open an account with
the Bank of South Western Georgiass
Savings Department and enjoy the
advantages that accrue.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-18
On Srieriforenine.

Get npeite Ipt paa anisiournali'
itifens Smraaoe er Stiftelien al en-
"@oman's Groppial Glib" / Sos
anaeles, California. 9lubbens Teb.
Iemmer, ser omfatter iaagooticm ale
Spens uaiite Gamer, Tebermserne
ielpfsI9elig life at iorglemme. bar
h~sitibelia forplistet iig til at Fri
minbit Ell Gang ON Waoncoen, inc.
ill Sc faor "sSsa", oct bill iise, bpis
life auerebe set fsritc Srieri lpffc.
Ses.
StifterIfen at 8lubben. Der natlir.
Iiapis fun bill e%riitere Sfnbaaret til.
enbe, er Mrs. g. Sperion, en- ing,
aIaS og ria gufe ira Gbicaao, Der
for noaen SiS iiben fom til Cos gn'
eeIes for at tilbrinse @intermaane.
Serne ser, men iom ! @leoen oper
Den itpre SiIIutning. 3lubben bar
facet, bar beiluttet at iorIense Sp'
hoIoet paa mbeitemt Sib, Srn ben.
ter ria nemIis en- 8Gffe nnintre Set.
.Iiabeber | ocn ouer nGrmeite Srem.
tio, iSet oct oeiaa or en- at @eitem.
meIierne, at bpert Meolem iom faar
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-18
StioIeiYee.

Grreitationen al gpgmeiter Senrp
Sdneae, en- al 9pens melt aniete
og agteoe gorgere, paa anflage for
at babe forspet en- Iptfe oriitige Sno.
bruostpperier, bar paft en- ubpre
Seniation ! MIton. Sa. Oct oar
life @sben, iom bapoe giort BAN til
5orbrpber; ban er toertimoo en- me.
get pelitaaenoe Niauo og oriper en-
flor % inobringenoe Sorretnins.
San fnnoe, forflarer ban, iimpeltben
life laoe bore at itjGle; naar en- @n-
leoning gapes, tom SriiteIien oper
BAN, % ben fit nGiten altio Sper.
magten ODER bam.
San laoer til at bore en- alepto.
maniaf, ct Offer for StiGleipgen.
0a ban fsrite Gang grebes paa ferif
8ierning, unoIob Den ~beitiaalne at
annieloe Sagen, forOi ban fslte iis
op%erbepioit ON, at ingen piloe tro
BAN. Sans InieeIie | gpen bar iaa
itor og iaa alminoelig. at Der ielp
efter bans Grreltation bar faa, iom
troeoe 9eifploningerne moo bam
fsr ban ielp Git til g%efienbelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-18

lagt. Gen fioItnqonte bar nemIia
glort De olbgrpife SempIer8 Srien.
tering efter Seroensbisrnerne til
9ienitano for fine lln0eriegeIier og
bar erempelpis paaoiit, at Gref,teion.
2empIet, Der er opfsrt ca. 1000 aar
fsr Ser, er bpgget iaaIebes, at man
ira alteret igiennem Sempelporten
fnn ie oct Eunft | SpnSfre6icn oper
bpilfet Gleiaberne ("Sppitiernen")
ferlte Sang blep ipnlig.
Oct er interesiant at ie, at oenne
Srientering efter acknowledgements,
life aIene bar iitbifrenfet iig til at
omfatte 9pgningSperferne hos oe
fienbteite af Slotibens auIturlanoe,
men at ben oeiaa finbes hos andre
Solfelag, Der life fan betegnes iom
GlltlrfoIt. Gn tpIf arf9olog, DR..
Sole, bar iaaleOes iunbet noget Zig.
reuoe oeb Sortiosleuninger pao gor.
neo, iprIig bIanOt DC oerboenoe Ga.
iafer. 9ette samIe Raturfolf bar
en6ogiaa benpttet De iamme Stierner
iom s@gppterue, nemlig Rleiaoeruc,
Cirrus og SacobSitapen / Stiernebil.
leoet Orion. 0aiaferre bar ti0ligt
inbiet oct n~sbpenoige eIler BOG praf.
tiife i OF bape Heoe paa Be ififtenoe
garStiOer, life minoit forbi Sor0ens
Gprfning og ronptning itoo / intim
Sorbin0elie meS Garstibernes Ser.
ling. Taa Waanen, Der / Ilmiuoe.
llgbe0 tiente NoIaperne iom 5iOs.
regniug, funoe 9aiaferne life forln.
DC fig, foroi Oenne Siosresuiug / go,
tct al eft aar meofsrte en- Sell pna II
Gage, en- Sell, Ger poa @runb al Tor.
tibens forte Garigbeo, bnpSe flor Se.
tpbning. gi oenne @runS rettebe De
i'm Opmerfiombeo paa beItemte
Stierners aarIige Silbagepenoen
ooer oisie Sumter / Spnsfrcoien og
ioritob at brnoe Rptte al oisie Sogt'
tageIier peo oeres forifielige Marf.
orbeioere.
Mebens iaaleSes De 9gpptiife 5oIt
fiin betrngteoe De isr n9pute Stier.
ner iom SarsIer ON Den zig n9rmen.
DC oarlige Set for SoIen, boem DC
leite RaturfoIf tiIbao iom Ell 9io.
Dom, Ter hi. at ct iaa iorboIosuis
ufultiperet 5oIfeilag iom 9aiaterne
oIereSe / SIbtibeu bapoe ct aieno.
Tab til aitronomiife 5Rnomener o.
naunlig foritoo at bragg en- &ptte al
Dem, iom mn meo Sette ma opp9ffe
Dor g%eunoring.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-18
Qarstioernes Setvonine
for OIotiosfolfene.

Set er en- befienbt Sag, at Spra'
miSerne peo Wempbis bar opfsrte
iaaleOes, at beres Sioeflooer er
cenote MOB fire Serbensbisrner, og
at ben itore Sfinr' 9lif cr rettet mob
oct Tunft / SoriionteL boor Solen
ueo Seunoegnstibe, naar Dag og Iot
er Iige lange, itaar op, ifriper Otto
Ismusien / "Rationalt." 90 Sol.
templet / &arnaf er bpgset iaalebes,
at Solen, rlaar Den paa aarets lGng'
ite Sag, peo Sommeriolboerp, gift
neh, ienote fine iiOite Straaler inc
giennemS emplets Snbeang belt op til
aIteret. bpor Solguoens 9ileoe | fau
giebliffe ipnes at faa 9ip | Solneo.
gangens maetife 9elpsniug, Set er
oeiaa befieuot, at man anbre Steoer
/ sGgppten % belpis ogiaa | Snoien
bar firnbet SempIer, buis Snbgange
er rettebe MOB DC Iltnfter / Sori.
ionten, bpor i9rIig merfelige Stier.
ner itaar op paa beitemte Iarstioer.
Gaa bsn Dag, ga Solen naaeoe
lin itSrite Wiobagsbsibe oper Sori.
ionten, bolbtes Der | s@gppten og
foreprigt ogiaa andre Steber fore
Setter til bens sGre. Segnet til oisle
Settlers IfboloeIie gapes, mar Cirrus
"SunSeitierneu~ fsrite Sang bite fig
/ Iorsenrsoernes SfiGr, cg Sslgen
terai par, at peiaa Sirius, oenne
pragtfulSe Stierne, Der ogiaa prpoer
ben natIige Sinterbimmel paa pore
9reoSesraSer, pieoes en- iGrlig a1il.
ms. Der finoes iaalebes mango
nepptiife Sempler, bpis Snbgange or
iaaIeSes beligsenoe. at man ira III.
teret funSe ie oct Siintt | S%priionten.
bpor Den too op. Slanbt SempIer,
ser err bpsseoe paa oenne Maooe, Fan
rGpnes Satbor.S eutplet peo Senbe.
rab | SureGappteu @Grbeoeu al
Sbeben.
Zen befienote, engelife gitronom
9ocfper os arfeolosen Yenroie bar /
en- aarrGffe beifiaftieet fla meb Den
0psape at ~efteroiie ben SimmeIret.
ring. ! bpiIfen De gamIe SempIer or
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-18
Ct Sincoln.Winoe.

s @~nleoning al abrabam Sincolns
Ssoielsoag Den 12te bS. bar Sprlp'
&c 9. 6. @rapes / Ippleton, isis,
giuet ct 2incoIn-M inoe tilbeoite, ibet
ban fort9ler ON, bporle0es ban nn'
Der 2incoIns % Stepben q. Doug
lass Scamp ON Senatorperoigbe'
ben / Sainois / belle otte Gage fisrte
oisie Serrer fra Steo til Steb, bpor
e. bolbt offentlige Saler % 9ebatter
for i'm Sag. Or. 8rapes fort9aer,
at ban paa oen Sib peb Sibeu al lin
Grofesiion Srep en- 2eieifalb | Ga
Sarpe, ST., o. at ban berfrd bar
fiert til Carthage for at bsre paa 0e.
batten mellem De to &anoioater.
Songlus bapoe Der benpenot Jig til
Softoren og bebt BAN fiere Dem til
iorifieaige Steber, % bette blep oa
orbnet og Siireu begpnote, men efter
cite Cages SorIsb bar 9oftoren fleo
al fin sob, % meoens De to aamp-
baner itreoes | Den lille gp NcGomb,
penote ban IGien biemoper. Sra.
pes fort9Qer, at 2incoln unoer Gei.
fen ia oct enc Steo I'll oct anoet al.
oria piloe iiobe iammen meb Soug'
les, men iatte iig | f%orreite S9oe hos
Goftoreu. Douglas gap Sincoln
mango Sfoier berfor oa ipnrete BAN
tiIiioIt ligelib, bporfor ban life oiloe
Iibbe peo Sioen al bom. Sertil ioa'
reoe Sincoln, at ban life funoe taale
bans (0oliglas') aanbe - ban blep
or / Sopeoet. 9ouglns baooe nem-
fla beItanoig Ell TO, ire 9%rGnbepins'
flaifer meo iig, og unoertioen foripn'
tc ban fig bel meget al bette Slate
for. s Ell 9p maatte 2incoln iaale.
ees toIe aIene, ba 0ouglas baooe Ieet
li6t for opbt / Slaifen. gegge oisIe
W9uo. flyer 8rapes, par briliante
0ebattonter. men ban bolbt Dong.
los for at bore ben bcoIte Saler.
Som ct ubelSiat SrGf omtaler Sra.
pes, at ban life if gnleoning til at
foite fin Stemrle for 2inccIn til Gre.
iioent; ban flpttebe til Gppleton
Il 1860, oa bopSe life boet l9nse nof
L Staten til at itemme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-18
N1e> rette
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