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English: Masthead of defunct Irish newspaper the Evening Telegraph from 1904. |
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| Source | Self-scanned |
| Author | Unknown |
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This Irish work, of which the author is unknown, is in the public domain in Ireland, according to the Copyright and Related Rights Act, which states that it shall expire 70 years after the date on which the work is first lawfully made available to the public. |  |
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- 2005-11-26 19:17 Jtdirl 2525×366× (362466 bytes) Masthead of defunct Irish newspaper the Evening Telegraph from 1904.
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