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CHICAGO & North Western Railway.
New Trains and Fast Time.

New Trains and Fast Time.
Leave South Bound. Arrive.
Manitowoc "A 50 a. m. Milwaukee #1l0 a IN.
Manitowoc rs: 10 a. m Milwaukee flO:J0a a. m.
ManitoNoc " .O1 D. m milwaukee, $3.50 p IN.
Manitowoc ~: 81 D. IN. Milwaukee $50 p IN.
Leave North Bound Arrive.
Manitowoc +4.2Op m Amigo 1880 D. m
Manitowoc 50: 80 D. m Ashland - 45 a III.
Manitowoc 9:81 a. III. Appleton ll:oS a. m
Manitowoc $50 a. IN.
TWO RIVERS.
Leave, Arrive
6:53 a. m. s:Uo a. m
IL 100 a. m. l.. % - III
1:30 p. IN. 9'4V p III
Daily. Daily except Sunday.
Nos. 3 and are limited trains making
very fast time and have through sleeping cars
between Milwaukee. Chicago and BeSsmer, IRON
wood Hurley and Ashland. Breakfast (golng
SOUTH and supper going north) are served IN
dining cars between Chicago and Milwaukee.
Nos 3 and have through sleeping cars be-
tween Chicago and Milwaukee and Wausau and
parlor cars between Kaukauna and Ashland.
Nos | and run between Milwaukee ana An
tigo. with parlor cars between Milwaukee ana
Wausau.
kauna.
All trains make close connections IN Union
Depot at Milwaukee to and from Chicago,
For information or tickets inquire OF
c. H. HUCHTHAUSEN, Ticket Agent
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Althoug very busy man. Dr. r. Y.
Pierce, of Buffalo, n. Y. has found time
in which to write great book of over "a
thousand pages entitled, The Peoples
Common Sense Medical Adviser. in Plain
English, or Medicine Simplifed Few
books printed in the English language
have reached so great sale az has this
popular work, over CSC, 600 copies having
been sold at 81 80 each The profits on
this enormous sale having repaid its
author for the great amount of labor and
money expended on its production he has
now decided to gre dtcag absolutely free,
800, 600 copies of this valuable book, the
recipient only being required to mail to
the Worlds Dispensary Medical Associ-
alton of Buffalo n Y, of which com
pany he is president, twenty-one ell one
cent stamps, tocover cost of mailing ontH
and the book will be sent postpaid. 1t
is veritable medical library, complete
in one volume. 1t contains zoos large
pages, and over 800 illustrations, some of
them in colors. The Fire. Edition is pre-
cisely the same as that sold at 81. 80 ex-
cept only that the books are bound in
strong manila paper covers, instead OF
cloth 1t is not often that our readers
have an opportunity to obtain valuable
book on such generous terms, and we pre-
dict that few will miss awaiting them
selves Of tie unusual and liberal offer to
which we have called their attention
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DOubly Stricken.

Peoria, H., April 1S.-Alexander
ing from his fathers funeral Monday
was called to the bedside of his sweet
heart, and found her dead from fright
caused by horse running away with
her
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Passed Away.

Concord, N. H., April 17.-John III.
Oberly, former commissioner of Indian
affairs, eX-civil service commissioner
and president of the international
Typographical union, died here Satur-
day
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FARMS IN NORTHERN WIS
CONSIN.

are as good if not better than farms in
any state of the Union There is no rea-
son why the intending settler should go
to distant states in order TO secure n good
location Northern Wisconsin is rapidly
developing, but there are still thousands
of acres of fine hardwood farming lands
open to the settler, which can be obtain
ed at reasonable figures and upon easy
terms. The soil is of the best, good
roads are being put in, and school houses
are rapidly building,
The immense undeveloped resources
in the shape of rich deposits of iron ore,
clay, kaolin and mari as well as large
tracts of hardwood timber offer extra
ordinary inducements to the manufac-
turer The Wisconsin Central lines run
through the timber and mineral belt,
thus offering quick and cheap transit to
all the principal markets Of the Union.
Pamphlets, maps and complete inform
alton can be obtained by applying to w.
H. Killen, Deputy Land and Industrial
Commissioner, Colby IL Abbot Bldg,
Milwaukee, Wis. H. f. Whitcomb, Gen.
Mgr, Burton johnson, &. T. A., Jas. G.
Pond, Ct. p A. Milwaukee, Wis
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Secretary Hay has notified the United
States consuls who We're obliged to
leave on account of the war to resume
their posts in Spain.
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Insurgents Concentrating.

Manila, April 17.-During the alb
sence of Maj. Gen. Lawton's expedition
to the Santa Cruz district on the south
eastern side of Laguna de Bay, the in
surgents have been concentrating at
the northern end of the lake, near Pasig
several thousand are already there.
Gen. Lawton's expedition is now on its
way back Two hundred and fifty
Cinnamon from Santa Cruz have ar
rived here. They left the town owing
to their fear that the rebels, on Renter
ing it, would wreak vengeance upon
them for favoring the Americans.
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Going East

7:Oj a. IN train out of Neenah gets connection
from North and South at 800 a. IN. 5;l5 p. IN.
train gets connection from South at $40 p. N.
w. II. NANDEGRIFF. Agt
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Some people find as much pleasure in
whining about their misfortunes as others
do in boasting of their good luck.
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Wisconsin Central Time Table.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
Going West.

500 a. m train out of Manitowoc makes con
nection at Neenah at 200 a. III. with tram Tor
Oshkosh. Fond du Lac and other points south
thus giving Manitowoc people chance TO go TO
Oshkosh and Fond dd Lac the same day: % =:
m train also makes connection at Neenah at
5: 10 ~ m. for south
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The following example of Irish wit is
contributed by the Itichmond Dispatch:
Patrick's face was 50 homely that, as
he used to say, it seemed an 'offince to
the landscape" and he was as poor as he
was homely. One day neighbor met
and said:
And how are We, PATTI
Mighty bad, answered Pat 1t is
shtarvatian that is shtarin me in the
face"
is that so?' said the sympathetic in
quirer Sure and it can't be very
pleasant for ayther af ye
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GEN. LAYTON GOES BACK
His Expedition Returns to Manila
from Laguna Bay by Com
mand of Gen. Otis.
CAPTURED TOWNS BEING ABANDONED.
Difference of Opinion Between the
Two GeneraIs-Lawton Says 1OO,-
900 Men Are Needed-Insurgents
Concentrating-Otis Regards the
Situation ns EncOugraginY.

Manila, April 17.-Gen. Lawton's ex-
Guna province by the express command
of Gen. Otis. Santa Cruz and the other
villages taken by the expedition under
the old Indian fighter are being com
pletely evacuated. There is a decided
difference of opinion between Gen.
Otis and Gen. Lawton over the evacua-
ton of these villages. Gen. Lawton
claims Santa Cruz at least should be
held with an American garrison. In his
judgment the possession of Santa Cruz
is most important strategically, rs 1t
commands the entire La de Guua dis
trict. With the Americans in control
of Santa Cruz, he says, they would be
in a position easily and effectually to
intercept any communication between
the insurgents of the northern and
southern portions of the island of
Luzon.
Gen. Otis defends his order for the
evacuation of the captured villages by
declaring he considers it unpracticable
at present to spare a sufficient number
Vi tloopS W SdiIiSoli sos'lA'a VI u~' ~
says the plan of campaign he has
adopted contemplates continuation of
the fighting in the northern portion OF
the island, and that every man of the
available force will be needed in that
locality.
Says 100000 Men Will BE Needed.
Gen. Lawton made statement Sun
day, the publication of which he au-
thorized. He said that in his opinion
it would be necessary for the United
States to send 100000 troops to the
Philippine islands if the natives con
tinued hostile. He said that it was es-
sential to garrison all the cities cap
tured or shat are to be captured in the
future operations if the insurrection
was to be put down.
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/ Louis Schuette, Cashier of the above named
bank do solemnly swear that the foregoing
statement is true to the best of my knowledge
and belief. LOUIS ScHuErTE, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day of April, 1899.
JULIUS LINDsTEDT Notary Public.
CoRRECT-Attest:
LOUIS scHuErrr' Directors
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Otis Is Cheerful.

Manila, April 17.-Gen. Otis regards
the situation here cheerfully, and feels
that with the work already done and
that which he expects certainly to ac-
complish, the rebels will eventually be
subdued forever. He said:
'"rhe insurgents are moving eastward,
and will soon be in the mountains. There
they will become merely bands of robbers
and will fight among themselves. They
have no united army anywhere, yet they
will be troublesome, and we need a strong
force to deal with the robber groups. We
shall not stop our operations because of the
rainy season. The rebels are counting upon
a cessation of hostiities on our part but
we intend to keep right on. We shall wedge
the army between them and the north, as
well as cutting the island in two here by
our forces The problem the government
is now facing is that of destroying the pow
erful bands of robbers that are scattered
in all directions. We have smashed the
insurgent government, but | believe that
it will be d long time before we pacify the
whole of Luzon."
Gen. Otis said that he could not dis
cuss his plans in detail, but it is known
that a large force will soon go by sea
and disembark north of Aguinaldo's
forces. Then Aguinaldo will be be-
tween the two lines and will find him
self in a most unpleasant and dangerous
npSitipp
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BAENSCH & CHLOUPEK,
7HENIAN. u
SCHENIAN & KELLEY.
NASH & NASH.

A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS ATLAW
~ Office over National Bank, Eighth street
Collections promptly attended to-
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q. W. KENNEDY.

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. House NOV
~ ing raising and re-silling. Heavy work a
speciality. Smoke stacks raised; 6l9 n 9th ST.
Telephone No "a Manitowoc, Wisconsin
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w. IL. CONWAY, NJ. ID.

physician AND SURGEON. Office South
L sth street opposite Schuette 5 store. Resi-
dence $40 North 9th street. Telephone ll3.
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DIR. E. M. JACOBS, NJ. ID.

LOMEOPATHICPH PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
1 Office over Wagner Co.'S. Department. Store
Office hours to 10 a. M to y, m and to
o. m Residence $40 So. 9TH street, ManltoWoc
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J.F. MULHOLLAND, M. ID.

DRACTICE limited to Eye. Ear. Nose and
L Throat Office hours to l. a. M, | TO Z.
m. and to S p m. Office over Mendllk * Null
hollands n Sth street, ManitOwoc- Wisconsin.
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Store
Mark Downs.

marked down prices such have before known
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SEDGWICK & SCHMIDT

AwyERe Office IL Tcrrisons brick block
- north end Eighth street bridge. Manltowoc,
INiscnnsin Collections nromptly attended, To-.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1899-11-04

AVETE bisogno al IN buon ritratio
per vol per vostri amci o conoscen-
IN Avete bisogno di far far II rtrntto
della famiglln gruppl di SocictA. pae.
saggif vi occorre un'iugrandi imento nj
crayou, o ad olio, o al aequarellof Vo-
lete II vostro riratto, o quello di yo-
stra moglic. figli, conoec -nti OIL amici
sopra un bottone, una spllla da don
ma, o per crayatia con bordo dorato
senznf Venite ALA Nuoya Fotografia
al No. 90 Pacific street, tra Battery .
Front streets VI assicuro di servirn
bene tanto In ritratti semplic che co
lorlti al naturi.le Prezzi rngionevoh.
riuscita garantita. G. UBERTO. Gal-
lcria all'ultimo plano tsui tetto) del
Fair Building.
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affcrma che lutte le comunica1ioni te-
furono tagliate e che mancano assulta
mente notizie precise.
LONDRA, 3. ASsicurasi nuova--
mente che 81 sta concretando un piano
dl mobilitazione del Secondo Corpo di
armata. Questo piano verr,bbc cffet-
tuato il 10 novembre c che lutte lie ri
serve verrehbero chiamate.
Ad Aldershot contanuano pr~.parati
vi su vasta scala clio che appunto consi
derasi come iirli1io che la noti2ia ! We
ra.
IONDRA, 3. -- Corrono altri rumo-
ri che boeri continuano al aVanznr-
81 attravel'So Zululand in dirczione Iii
Greytown dove appunto 81 troverebbe-
10 m agio di minacciare pictromaritz-
burg.
\ mezzanotte giunse Ia notilla che
una colonna di rinforzi proseguira
verso Kimberley partendo da DE Aar-
Junction
LONDRA, =. Lord Roberts al
Landahar, comandantc le fore lritta-
niche in lrlnnda, durnnte Ia rivista mi
litare d'ogsi parlando nj soldatl disse:
T. inutile il voler negarc il fatto
che siamo avventurati In una guerra
motto serla, una guerra che natural
mente pone lutte lc nostre risorSe ell
il nostro coraggio a dura prova".
NEW YORK. 3. - I'm dispaccio al
Ia "lTibune" da Londra reca:
lie notizie che Ladysmith 81 trova
isolata c che le communications telegra-
fiche sono interrotte, non prova affat-
to che ! boeri circondino In cittA. Pro-
babilmente 81 son posti lungo le lincc
di communications inglesi. IL generate
Joubert sembra tcntl iii csitturnre le
fore del Gen. White nella speranza
di paralzzare il piano degli inglesi e
forzare l1nghilterra a domandare I'm
4ntervento europeo.
LONDRA. 3. - Ale I pom. il mini
stero della guerra era informato che le
comunicazion telegrafiche con Lady
smith sono rlst@bilite ed ! telegranmi
passano liberamente.
IONDRA, 3. -- La squadra brltta-
nica trovasi tutt'ora Gibilterra.
Nell'orI'izonte politico europco tutto
sembra SerNno. Ia Russia medita: Ia
F1nncla vorrehbe mostrarsi ritrosa e
ne TUNA ne l'altIn dclle due potenze
sembra praparata profittare di que
sta crisi inglese.
L'alleanla concorlato segrcto ira
Inghilterra G Gcrmanin frena lc amhi-
zioni q gclosie della Francia e della
Russia
\ quanto pare - 81 non succedoup
cambamcnti. II popolo inglcse 81 pre-
para riccyerc cor lialmente rImpera-
tore Guglielmo in orcasionc della >ua
vista ALA regina Niltora
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(Dispacci relegraficD

BERLlNO. 3. - Oggi, nella Borsa
corse la voce che Kimberley s'era ARE
sa al boeri che Cecil Rhodes erasi sui
cidato.
Gil anti-inglesi non mancarono di
dar segni della loro soddisfazione. La
notizia per0 non flu ancor confermata.
BRUNEII,ES, 3. - In questa citta
come pure in lutte lie capitali del con-
tinente regina grande ansieta sulfe sor-
ii dell'odierno conflitto, lie notizie n
sazionali, che non 81 poSsono conferma
re ne verificale aumentano linquietu-
dine.
Tutti i mezzi di comunicazione con
LadysSmith sono interrotti sospesi ed
Z impossible tlovar basi di fondamen-
TO per formarsi un'idea sui vero state
delle coSe.
Core ancora insstente Ia voce che
Ladysmith 81 & arresa.
La posizione del gen. White ritenu
Ia Desperate. boeri avendo incendia-
to il ponte Calenso clio che rende i'm
possible la fuga di White delle sue
truppe.
10 nerpTe dl questo 81 puo saper al
cunche di positive. Quello che 4 certo
e che lie comuncazioni telegrafche So
no state tagliate dai 'boeri e Ladys-
mith isolata ed assediata.
l. InghilterIa possiede gran quanti-
n di munizoni immagazzinate Ia
dySmith g Sc qut-sta citta cade o 81 ar
romde nj bocri Ia situazione degli in
gleSi diventa disI,erata. Sarebbe un col
po mortale dal quale ben difficllmen-
tc potrebbero n'isorEere. Rinforzi non
poSsono raggiungere quel punto prima
ma d'una settimana a calcolare ristret-
tamente.
pARIGI. 3. - II "Figaro" parlando
delle faccende anglo-transvaalesi, di-
&c che rInghi4terra ha saputo cosi be
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CORRON VOCI SULLA CADUTA DI LADYSMITH
E SULLA RESA DI KIMBERLEY
La grave nOtizia del suicide di Cecil Rhodes?
Altri diSaStri dele armi brittaniche So
Mancanza di Ogni cOnferma
uffiCiale.

ne accapararsi la gratitudine america
ma pei Suo contegno durante la guerra
ispano-amcricana che Sc oggi le poten-
ze europee tentaSscro un'interyento gil
Stati Until non esiterebbero manda-
re una flotta mel Meliterraneo ed an
che lungo la costa d'Africa.
Questo, dice il Figaro" I clio che i'm
pensierisce Gugllelmo ed appunto
clio che spinge In Germania al prove
dimenti naval. eli inglesi pensano
che questl aumenti nella Marina tede-
sea sieno IL preludio di unalleanza an
o-germano-american
CAPE TOWN, 3. - Tn diSpaccio da
Kimberley, in data del 20 ottobre, re-
ca:
" Piccoli corpi Iii boeri $ aggrano
preSSo la citta ma non s'azzarClano al
un attacco. feriti migliorano rapida-
mente. lie truppe son sempre In buon
spirito".
LONDRA, 3. - Nula 81 sa della si-
tuazione a Ladysmith. Mancano sem
pre- precise notizie. II ministero della
Guerra non da alcuna informazicne.
Gil ufficiali son muti dicono solo sa-
pere che Ia linea ferroviaria ira Lady
smith e Dundee funziona ancora.
L'opinione puhblica ST mantiene in
variata. II popolo. in generate, non ma
sconde l'ansicta ma nutre fiducia mel
l'abilita di White di sapersi trar dim
piccio. Perlirpi6 rlpongono gran fl
dlcia nell'efficienza dell'artiglhria ma
vale che 81 troya I.adysmith ed a Co
lenso.
Si attendono sempre notizie che val
gano "A smentire rumori che 81 fan
no circolare nelle varie capital euro
pee di continui rovesci allc armi ingle-
81.
NEW YORK. 3. - I'm dispaccio da
Londra afferma che lutte le comu-
nicazioni teleRrafiche da Ladysmith
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DA MANILA.
81 dice che / filippini 81
arrenderannO.
tDispacclo TelegrafiCo.)

LONDRA, \. -- la pi1 alta auto
rita filippina in Europa puhbilca oggi
una dichiarazione nella qualc informa
che / filppini sono pront n sottopor-
81 formalmentc agli Stati uniti Sc u
lorO Nien concessa una torma Iii Cover
no simile quello del Canada fintanto-
che una miglior forma d proprio Co
vcruo sia orgauilzata.
Agli Stati lniti vcrrcbbc conccssa
ogni possible facoltA Ia puale sarolhc
ami una base per un trattato politi-
co-commerialc oltrc all'accoNlarc n
gli amcricani tutti gli altrl priNilegi e
quail nj filippini.
Sc elctto a sceriffo JEREMIAH DE
ASl sara giusto, oncsto e imparliale
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TN CENSIMENTO GENERALE
MONDIALE.
Da farsi pei 81 Dicembre
1900.

ROMA. II. - E' motto che dial 1881
non 81 pia fatto il ccnsimcnto italiano
u quale a partirc dial 1861 docva ripe
tersi invarabilmente ogni 10 anni. Non
10 81 fccc per ragioni di e,onomia mel
1891. fu scntprc rin@n,l0to, III ammo
in ammo, bcnche sia cosa nscesssaria Iin
di moltc attire statistiche poiche lc-sat-
tn applications III moltc attire statisti-
che poiohe lcsatta applica4ionc iii mol
te disposi1ioni I'll leggc numcro del
consiglicri comunali provinciali. elias
sifio1ione iii pacsi nellie catcgoric del
du1io, exc ; dipcnde da un gius,to oonsi
mcnto della popolalionc Ora 81 v,sic
fimprcsccndibtle ncccssitA iii vonirc
una buona volta ud un nuoVo cslislmon
to. llo yolcva fare l'on. Fortis, ma "A
suo progctto iii lcggc non fu portato
In porto; 4 tardi indirlo ped 81 diccm-
brc 1900, cioe allo spiurc del s,scolo
MN. Clio sara poposto ALA Camera l.
talInna, ed II speraIc chc | dcputati
trovino un ,po di tempo per approvarc
la proposta; ed II Govcrno tiNpv l'clrT-
gia per rccamare l'appro,azione III levy
gc cosi scmplice.
Ma AL altro mira IL Goyerno cioa
non & cosa che i1glnpl II parlamcnto
ad ottnerNe, cioe, cho tutte H. nazio-
nj d'Europa. possibilmentc lutte lie na-
zioni ci,ili fis,stno di fire II eeusimento
al ~ dicrmbrc 1900.
81 potrclpbc eosi nvcrc II ccnsimcnto
del gaSndu intcro mcno s'mtNndc, le
nazioni barlparc, g sals'hbe cei'tamente
un bel modo di solenni1narc linizio
del nuovo secolo.
Pcro cosa un po' difficlc da couoor
dare: tuttavia onornolc pel Governo
ltuliano lavervi pensuto.
La giusti1in snrh Ia guida Ill JElsE-
MIAIi DEASl So clctto "a ec-sriffo.
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COnferenza POStale
InternaziOnalc.

BEltNA, ~ 49, II Constglio F,slcra-
lc hn deciso di convoSirc in lherna per
II . giugno 1900, una gran conicrcnza
intcrnalionale coll'intervento dei rap
prcscntant di tuiti eli Stati wicrcnti
alll'mouc rostHle.
Con qucsio alto ii Goyerno oentrale
svizzcro crcd, solcnni1nare il venticin-
qucsimo annvcrsario del gran patio
ciyilc.
\ qucsto proposlio va ricorlmto che
81 sta per chiamare IL constgliere re-
dcNlc, nyv. Ruffy. dlrigere rUfiiclo
intcrnalionnlc dell't'nione Poshile, che
ha appnnto s-ie qui in lierna.
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lie COSE DI SAMOA.
COrdiaIe inteSa ira Germa-
mia ed lnghilterra.
(Dispaccio Te!egrafieo y

LONDRA, 3. - nogoziati r,ati,
ALA questionc di Samoa son pressoche
conclusi. Da buona fonte 81 ha che ven
ne deciso un coNordato provNisionalc
secondo il quale Ia Germania avrcbbc
Gilbert Island e lc isolc solomon men
trc alllnghilterra yicn dato tutto II
gruppo dellc Samoa ecccttuato rago-
Pago la quale vicn celuta agli Stati
tnlti. Qu,sto saiebbc il solo compen-
SO accorlato agli Stnt Uniti dAmcri-
ca.
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G'Haio

AII,ANTICA FOTOGRAI1A TIA
IdANA, 233 Montgomery Avenue, an
colo di broadway, 81 possono ottene
paigliori Iitratti fotografie a crayon
I'd acduerello rroreSsi modernisslmi.
Prezzi da 81 ALA dozzina In su. ~ Ia
qualunque lavoro speciale dl fotogra-
fis ed ingraniimen1. Pr-7ate II
marrete soddis 'atu.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1899-11-04

AVVISO STRAORD1NARIo - Tut
H gl italiani abitantl I'm California SO
no invititi ven re I'd oss ryire le
belle st0ffe che giungono giorna mem
te dall'estero nclla nostri nuova bot-
tega situatl ~ No, 339 Buih street,
s1tto Kearny Prezli moderate tu u.
Colorn quail presentano quesio avyi-
so coll'orIi1e gOdranuo una ridnyiona
del 20 per ccnto. VALENTINE TAIL
ORING ESTABLISHMENT.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1899-11-04

STOCKTON DRUG %. .-GHIGLID
ri a. KOEHIIEB. Untca farmach
italiana deli'intorno. Gran deposito
tutte le specialitA Italiane, France<d O
Americana. Cor. Main and Suttnr bt~
stockton.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1899-11-04
lMMANE DISASTRO.
Venti mOrti G Centinaia di
feriti.
dispacclo TelegraflcoJ

ANNBRSA, 3. 49, oggi accnodc una
grave disgrazia. Mcntrc Ia piattafor-
ma owe sbarcano pass.'ggicrl del va
poretti della stalione n,lrovaria era
aifollata iii pubblico q viaggiatori,
crollo gcttando la folla ncllnoqua sot-
tostante. Nno al ora 81 4 ccrti che oil
ire Ncnti pcrsonc annegarono. Molti
Sono frriti
JEREMIAH DEASY sara IL pross-
mo sccrifln III San Ernncisro.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1899-11-04

II popolo yuolc JERBMGAII DEASr
per Sreriffo III san Francisco
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JEREMIAH DEASY II candidate
d..n0craficO "A Sccriifu.