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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-11-16

Railroad Commissioner Graham L.
Rice is about to begin work among
the railroads to secure better rates
for the cheese shippers of Wiscon-
sin.
Farm help is scarce in these
parts, There is hardly farmer who
has help enough, and in many fields
are seen women and children husk-
ing corn.
One of our hunters reported hay-
ing tramped seven miles for one rab-
bit last Monday. This, considering
his game leg" demonstrated his
gaminess.
Hollandale Review: VIII Boy
Ian and John McMullen and sister
Agnes were out from the Point We'd
nesday to attend the Boylan- Gala
han wedding.
1t is rumored that Hon. Thomas
Jones and family will come to Min
eral Point to reside. They will be a
welcome addition to the business
and social circles of the city.
-Quails are seen in coveys along
the country roads, and their "bob
white" MARBLES are frequently heard.
In two years this game bird can be
lawfully hunted, but not before.
H. +. Light, the popular horse
buyer, will be at Chamley's hotel, in
this city, Monday, Nov y. Parties
having drivers and heavy drafts for
sale should beai this in mind.
The game of football between
Dodgeville and Richland Center
high school teams, played last Sat
urday at Richland Center, resulted
in favor of Dodgeville; score % to 0.
The building of Homer Shows
new home, though started late in the
season, is being pushed rapidly to-
wards completion. Its going to be
one of the most inviting homes in
the city.
Word has been received from Mr..
VIM. II. Curry, who recently left
with his family for California, to the
effect that the health of his daugh-
ter, Miss Annie, has not beeh better
for years.
Win. Reynolds, who has 50 ac-
ceptably filled the position of clerk
in J. r.. Toay's store, to proprietor and
customers, severed connection there
with last Saturday. He has decided
on attening a business college. He
is succeeded by Matt Wesley, Jr.,
recently Of Nebraska.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-11-16
Much to Be Thankful For.

Thanksgiving day is close at hand
and we shall have a great deal for
which to be thankful.
Locally, times were never better
for the laborer, the mechanic or the
merchant, and the prospects of these
conditions continuing for an indefi-
mite period are very bright, while at
no time within its history have the
citizens of Mineral Point enjoyed
better health and more happiness.
If there be one class with more cause
for discomfort than any other, it is
those of the medical profession, but
they are human and find enjoyment
in seeing others happy and content.
Nationally, all signs warrant the
belief that our export trade for this
calendar year will far exceed that
of any preceding twelve months.
The eight months ending with Aug.
showed Sl2,000,000 beyond the cores
ponding period of 1898, which was
regarded as by far the most prosper
Gus year for exporters in L. 5. hist
ory. Indeed, it was believed almost
universally that our foreign trade
must recede of necessity from the
high-water mark then reached.
Exports Of grain were the phenom-
anal pf =,
prices We're high in consequence of
scanty crops, and our own harvest
was uncommonly large. In the first
eight months of 1898 we exported
81 ,373,323 bushels of wheat, against
7l,5l0,S43 for the like period in this
year. Prices, too, have shrunk.
About $l.03 was near the average
price in 1898, while rs cents has been
near the average during 1899. Yet
the tonnage and the value of our
exports have increased, and the bal
ance of trade in our favor at the end
of the year seems likely to be heav-
ier than ever before.
What we have lost in grain we
have more than made up in manu-
features. And, as grain is but one
degree removed from raw material,
while manufactures are finished
products, it follows that the export
trade of 1899 has led to "a greater diff
fusion of wealth than that of 1895
This fact is re-enforced by the in
men are out of work; wages are high
er than last year and there is con-
tinual tendency toward increase.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-11-16
BONO.

The line of overcoats, ulsters and
boys REFERS at Gundry & Gray's is
especially select. Prices low, quality
high, Come, see for yourself.
Furniture for the parlor. kitchen,
dining room and bed-chamber, all
grades and prices-for utility com
fort or elegance-At Bishops Min
eral Point. loW4
--Nora--You can't expect TO do
away with face blemishes in a weeks
time. Keep on taking Rocky Noun
tain tea. You'll have - lovely COM
pleXion.- Eastman n Meserole.
The East has ordered 10000 Xmas
trees from the pine woods Of Wiscon-
sin, and old General Prosperity will
be found up every one of them ON
Nmas eve.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-11-16
The Local Field.
A. +. BISHOP tor Furniture.......
FerndaIe.

-Rey. w. Croft will preach in the
PM church next Sunday.
Read new announcement of Var
lin ~ Jennings, the clothiers.
The rains this week were much
needed for rcplenishing cisterns.
The Prairie du CHEN button fac
tory is paying $500 per ton for clam
shells.
Mr.. p. Allen will preach at Plum
Grove next Sunday morning at the
usual time.
Sewing machine needles, oils,
extras. at A. f. Bishops. 42w4
w. y. GunJry is in Chicago
market securing more new goods
'or TIE firm of Gundry & Gray.
-Naeu you see a bald-headed
"'n DON'T laugh until you learn
whether it's bald inside or not.
-0wr Firemen have decided to
-''. lance Thanksgiving night.
h'F ticket and help a good cause.
-tar reut-A foundry including
a0".ne-hop. Inquire Of Mrs. John
Waagao. Al
-l. wont be so very long before
wy" AW-ht- Of Pythias will be well
established ia their new castle hall
family Of Hon. Thomas
'9..~ numbers five membership
'-' VI T-.Jones, two daughters and a
/ ,.u.
Married, Wednesday evening, by
.-'.J. % keefe, Erwin j. Lynch and
| 81" Ovitz of this city. The
heartily congratulates the
couple.
\ Kids who run away from
4 W..I regret it bitterly wher
". .lt.ets ask questions they
answer
\ nion Thanksgiving service
h will he held in the P. NJ
N 1aa the Rev. G.. Merrifielt
] t.u the sermon.
\ VIM Cox, for many years
n. THIS city, is hero from
'a- TIL, enjoying a visit witt
aors and friends.
d Henry Bray, Of thi
Hgaged, and have been 70
sat proving the ore value
laaa at Linden in which
personally interested. w
.rike it thick.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-11-16

A sewing machine has come TO
be as much a necessity as the family
cook stove. No home il well equip
ped without one. a. T.. Bishop, the
furniture man. sells machines Of any
make, at prices ranging from sl2 up
within the reach Of everybody. i5wi
+. z. Fielder has several desir-
able building lots for sale. 4it4
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-11-16
Does This Mean Your
NUMBER 46

1t would save us considerable la
Dor and expense if those who know
themselves to be in arrears OF sub
scription would send us the money.
Let all who possibly can remit on or
before the first of December, time
when our obligations will be heavy.
Respectfully,
w. ii. n B. J. BENNETT.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-11-16

The Tribune has made arrange
ments for an interview with Hon.
Thomas Jones, and viii print next
week some interesting details con-
cerning the Jones family and their
new house.
Mr. j. II. Ford of Dodgeville and
an expert gas light man of Chicago
Were in town Saturday, investigat-
ing and figuring on putting in an
acetylene gas plant in the now store
to be opened by Mr.. J +, Hendra
Feb. list, 1900.
1t is announced that Hon. +. A..
Orton is an avowed candidate for
Circuit Judge and that n petition
endorsing his candidacy is being
thus early circulated among the at
torneys of the circuit for their sigma
lures Well, it's free country.
Cards have been received by
friends in this city announcing the
marriage, at her parents home in
Dubuque, of Miss Marjorie, second
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. +. Il. Car
keek, formerly Of Mineral Point.
The lucky groom is Mr., +. j. Cum
ningham, of Anamosa, Iowa, at
which place the happy couple will
reside
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-11-16
Ferndale.

underwear Is the comfort Of life
during winter. At Gundry d Gray's
can be found any grade you desire
aud at prices remarkably low.
Beautiful aomen everywhere
owe their matchless loveliness to the
use Of Rocky Mountain Tea. Plain
women made attractiye.--E Eastman
81 Meserole.
For Sale--Several pure bred eliin
ducks, also lot Of geese and turkeys.
First come gets the pick.
lGw3 Mrs. MARIA JAcKA.
For burns, cuts, bruises, lacera-
tons, or injuries of any description,
BALLARp's SNOW LINfMENT is u
sovereign remedy. 1t never fails to
do good, and so promptly that it,
wonderful curative properties fire.
quently create surprise. Price25 and
JDcts.-Eastman d Meserole.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-11-16
Phonogrsph to be Given Away.

Persons holding tickets on phono-
graph ut PrideauX's drug store Will
please send them in to be counted.
Enclose them in an envelope and
mail or bring them. Tickets will be
counted on Nov 20th. In the mean
time get more. i6w2
--latest official adviccs from the
weather department. indicate that
Indian summer is finally ended, and
that the best this section can hope
for is Il season of pleasant fall wealth
er for the next few weeks.
Louis Bagger d Co. patent at
torneys mt Washington, report that
on Tuesday Of last week, Mr.. George
Kelly, resident Of this city, obtain
ed a valuable patent for improve
ment in burner for heating stoves.
Parties Indulging in taking wood
from neighbors' piles without per-
mission should not whimper in the
least if the fire box of their stoves
suddenly expanded beyond recall.
Wood has been known to be charged
with powder
Our citizens can do just as well
purchasing of home merchants as
they can by sending away If they
will only give our merchants IA
chance. They will give you the same
goods at the prices your catalogue
quotes. and guarantee a fit, too.
-Niroqua people are justly proud
Of their new and modern hotel, which
was opened to the public on Monday
evening Of this week. The building
is Of solid brick 5lxlli feet, four
stories with basement, and equipped
with steam heat aud electric lights
throughout.
-'fhe fire company's football team
which Is q new organization is prac-
ticinR right along, The boys are
anxious 20 run up againstsomething,
aud don't care if it's Yale, Harvard
Pat D'Dea, or even smaller game,
and want the tussle to take place on
Thanksgiving day.
A new state law which has been
in force since July lst, requires that
"A state tax Of one per cent. be paid
out Of estates Of over $4,000 that are
left for probate. We understand
that report is to be made quarterly,
hut have been unable to interview
Judge jerks yet as to the results Of
his first report
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-11-16
John ston- Dave.

Married, at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. Mary DAVE, in the city
of Mineral Point. Nov. 9th, William
l.. Johnston and Miss Estelle Dave,
Rev. w. Croft officiating. The GER
emony took place about 3 o'clock in
the presence Of a number ofrelatiyes
and friends, who bad been invited
to the wedding. The guests We're
not slow in rendering their good
wishes and warm congratulations
to the happy couple, neither We're
they backward in doing Justice to
the sumptuous feast prepared for the
occasion. The bride is well known
to the people of Mineral Point and
respected by all. She possesses those
sterling qualities Of character which
make life a success. The bridegroom
is TO be congratulated in regard to
his choice for a life partner. Mr..
Johnston has lived all his life in the
town OF Willow Springs on beauti-
full farm, and has proven himself to
be an industrious and moral young
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston receiv-
ed many valuable and useful pres
ents which will 90 to adorn and
beautify their future home, May
theirs be happy and successful life.
of Mr.. Hartigan's performance
the North Star, Marinette, Wis, has
the following 10 say: The drama
tization of Robert Louis Stevenson's
most powerful work, DR.. Jekyll
and Mr.. Hyde, was presented last
night at the opera house by w H..
Hartigan and company. Mr.. HartI-
gan is one OF the Last delineators OF
the dual life Of DR.. Jekyll now on
the stage. Mr.. Hartigau's fine con-
ception Of the part was shown With
wonderful effect. Being transformed
from all that is good in a man, into
creature base and inhuman in
actions and most horrible to gaze
upon. and that in a twinkling of an
eye in the sight of the audience, re-
quires more than passing skill and
study upon the part Of the actor, but
Mr.. Hartigan satisfied the most crit
icaLn
A complete line Of North star
fur coats-none better-at Narlin &
Jennings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hooking
have returned from Chicago, width
ar they went some weeks ago with q
hope to better the condition Of Mrs,
H. health, but her many friends
y.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1899-08-24

IL Ia terra costriita Livorno. La GO
raz1atura di groSsez1a variable 81
no IL centimetri, ed . di acciaio indu
rito col proccsso III oemcn ta1ione Har
vcN della Societa al rerni. grossi
comnom sono preteti da parapetti cir
colari pure di ccntimctri 10.
Si nota pure una torre di commando
per comhattimento ncla quale sono ria
mite lutte lie trasmissioni di oldlni les
sa formata ia placche di eoruasa iii
II centimetri
Dal tiru al ficcata. Ia nave 4 protet-
Ia da due ponti corazzati. qucno Iii co
perta iii mm 10, raltro a dorso Iii
testuRgine Iii mm. ~.
tubi di lancio posti in corridoio q
protetti dalla corazza. suno quattro c
girevoli. La loro punteria puo esserc
regolata dal ponte scopcrto.
Da notarsi, rabolinione quasi totale
del legno: alloggi, mohili, ecc. sono in
lamierno I'll acciaio e sonO ornaii con
alhlminio q in lamiera souo anche
portasncchi gli stip pei merinai. lie
struttwc sui pontc. lc cosscttc. il pom
tc iii commando, lc passcrclle, ecc.
Per clio, ccccttuato il ponte sooperto.
foderato di lcguo tcck per rngioni
assolutamcntc igicnichc utio hor
do della "Narcsc" q in metallic sono
Quindi resi quasi impoesihii gh inccn-
ii per scoppio iii granaie hcmichc. ~
ntu Nedono qunlc enormc vnntaggio
sin questo.
Nel Ve,chio tipo "Varcse" "Hnrihnldi
ecc" ventnalionc naturnlc vi rag
giungono 5000 caalli indcau non
pin mel nuo,o tipo invcce Al giungo
dai 10 ngli ll.OO0 cavalli. Cosiccha .
ccrto che la v,locitA prestabilitl non
sara raggfunta dalla "Narese" come
accndevn spcsso, snltanto allie prove.
con forlata, momentnnea andatura.
la "Nnresc" ragglungerA normalmcn
tc Ia vclocith indicatn.
la nave varata In uno state III co
struzionc avan1atissimo poiche essa
a,anlatissimoma quasi tutti sioi mcc
cnnismi ausilinri. lc tubature generli
III -cntinn e iii allagnmento lc porte
stagne. lc CRU ccc. al proprio posto
gia sono u posto moltc coral1e
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LA MARINA ITALIANA
II yarO dell'inCrOCiatOre "VareSe" :. Un'atrO
pOtente auSiliariO ALA nOStra flOtta.

LlNORNO. Is. la cittA . imhan-
dicrata molta animaeione print tre
mi giunSero stracarichi I'll forestieri.
Sono arrivati anchc De Amicis, altri
Personaggi dcpunu.
Ale . Ia piazza Ma11ini. la piazza Ca
pcliini, gli scah No,icclla, la Porta Mu
rata e lutte le adiaconle del cantiere g
1no grcmitc iii anna folla immcnsa "A
ressa era viNissnna agli ingrcsA del
cantierc degh n,itati dambo sessi.
infinite ii numero dellc signore in Sc
ducenti toclettc essivc
rutti gli sguarNii eranu rivolu ALA
nave q tutti seguivano il lavor) prepa.
ratorio delle squadre di opS.rni agli or
dini iii Giuseppe Orlando direttorc del
Naro.
Ale move e mcz1a giunsero Bettolo
Ia figia e II seguito; furono ricoNuti
dallc autorita politichc. ccmunali mi
itari
II ministro fece AN giro ntoruo all
la nave accompagnato dai fratclli Or
ando dale notabilita. dallo state mag
giore della sqnadra italiann dagli uf
fieial giappone~l in grandc tcnutn.
Dopo il hattcsimo rcligioso, In slgno-
rina Maria Bettoho infransc Ia botti-
glia di vino spumante sulla prua al prj
mo colpo. ira vivc acclana1ioui al
suono dclle bande.
I'm opcrnio nnnunAia ul dircttorc
Orlando chc tutto e pronto. Ale ore
10 sei minuti rOrlando sale sui pontc
quindi scende destra della nave, poi
con vocc tonantc, ira il silcnzio genera
le Ia viva commozionc della folln, i'm
partisce uno dopo raltro quest tire or
dini "levate gil scontri, tagliate le boz
zc mcttcre in foi-l,za gil argnui"
Gli ordini 81 eseguiscono rapidamcn
te dopo soli I ninuti Ia puderosa mo
le della "Varese" scendc in mare tapi
da, maestosa, mcntre suouHno le bande
scoppiano npplnusi ed cvviva all'indi-
ri1lo dcgli Orlando.
Gli opcrai soup complimcntnti dal
mini~tro. dai dcputati. dai scnatori e
dallc autoritA: mai vi Vide un varo cosi
sollccito e cosi ,feliccmcutc riuscito.
Li,orno ben mgionr csulta = fcsteg
gia Ia nuova Nittoria della nosira indu-
stria nnsalc.
Stascra graudosa fiesta mare e ban
Ghetto in casa Orlando.
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IL PROCESSO DI RENNES.
SOLlTE DEPOSIZIONI DEL TESTI D. ACCUSA.
Che 81 riSOlyOnO in we're boIIe di Sapone.

I tptta Paula. Disse che la prima volta
che 10 incontro gli fu presentato dal
colonnello Horny allo scope di CONS
binare un duello fra Esterhazy e Pic
quart.
" Labori allora interrogo con rigore II
generate Gonse e contrappose lie sue
deposizioni di oggi quele che gia
fece innanzi alla Corte di CaSsazione
Qui segui I'M lungo dialogo; un rapi-
do succedersi di domande risposte
Labori fn oltre ogni dire. senza pieta
Gonse dava segni di impazien1a. Le
sue riSposte erano evasive e confuse
Fini col dire poi che la segretezza era
cosa sacrosanta { che assolutamcnte
non avrebbe risposto domande trop-
po spinte 81
Disse altresi che vi erano attire per
some compromises nella faccenda.
"ChiY' domand0 Labor
''Ne ne sono un po' tropps Iii queste
persone misteriose"
Gonse ancora ripcte che non potcva
parlarc perche era in dovere Iii mante-
mere assoluta secte.e .elzi, ma fece IN N
zione di Du Clam, Henry, ed il gene-
rale Saussier, quail compromessi
Goudron fece seguito Questi disse
che le azioni di Du Clam ed Esterhazy
erano stupdissime.
\ questo punto il generplc Boisdef-
fre interompe il teSte per protestare
contro le asserzioni di Esterhazy
Ii gnerale DE Diome disse che non
esisteya alcuna imparzialita contro
Dreyfus AHA scuola di arTigfieria.
Dreyfus 81 alz0 ed yoce alta. disse
40 fui fatto segno ad imparzialita
perche son un ebreo".
De Dionno ribatte. Fra perche era
vate presuntuoso e libertinor'
NJ Lanquety disse che { certo d'a-
yer visto Dreyfus a BruSelles. ma non
81 ricorda in che ammo. Segui Ia let
tun delle deposilioni di Mime. Pays la
gauza iii Esterhazy.
Aha conclusione. 81 sciolse la saduta
fino a domani.
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DiSOrdini a ROuen.
Dispaccio Telegrafico,

ROUEN. 23. r. Due mila facchin
del porto 81 son nessi in isciopero gi1
da giorni ogsi ehbero luogo i funera-
Ii di un loro compagno. Lo accompa-
gnarono al cimiteru. ma cola giunti l.
autorita sbarrarono il passo Ne nae
quero disordini. eli scioperanti schia
Ia citta orlando cantludo In Macsi-
gliese. La polizla wolfe disperderli ,
ne segui un conflitto. Narii ferit e
motif arrestati
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COntadini riyOltOSi.
lDispacoio TeIegrafico.l

AMSTERDAM. 23. la Hiher-
sun, giunge noti1ia di gravissmi di-
sordiui avveuuti cola Senbra che lie
autorita ahbiano proibita una fiera
annuale che ha luogo in questa stag @.
ne. contadini s'cbbero tanto ma
le che 81 ahbandonarono ad aperta RI
volta. 81 doNette chiamare Ia truppa
Ne segui ancora una carica di caNalle-
ria Narii ferti e due morti
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lie bOmbe a LabOri.


RENNES, %. lie tire hombc man
date ieri Labori furono csnn.inate
all'ufficio chimico della citta. 81 uro-
v0 che erano inyece ripieur di rimrdi
e farmaci che alcuni buontemroni ave
vano voluto mandarc a Labori
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La SituaziOne al TranSyaal
(Dispaccio TelegrafIco)

CAPE TOWN. %. - Centinain di 70
lontari raggiungono le file delleserci-
30, specie nella cavalleria
Lungo Ia frontiera sono accul'snate
varie compagnie militari.
LONDRA, 23. Notizie dal Trans
vaal informano che la situazione e grl-
We davvero e che Beers 81 preparano
ALA guerra sui scrio.
Gia ST preparano a diswuggerc varii
ponti feIToviarii Lcserciio = i'm CONT
nuo movimento
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1899-08-24

DIR. W. j. YOUNG. Nj. d. gia as
sistente medico-chirurgico all Ospedals
Tedesco di San Francisco. UFFlClO;
al Schricke Bldg. Stanze Nj. 1910
ORARIO dale Oil ant IA e 7-S eOm.
al numero "a s. California Stockton
Gal. Telefono ufficis. Blue II Tel. 70
sidenxA 1871 Rcd.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1899-08-24
RICORDI PATRlOTTICI
La Commemorative della
preSa di LeviCO.

QUANrlN rrcVism 23. Oegi il
2So fanteria solennilAava ranni,crsl
rio del fatto d'armi di Borgo Leyico
per eui Ia sua handiera fu frcgata del
Ia medaglia d'oro
II 27.o c $50 fanteria sono accampa
ii a Quantin ad 500 metri sui uNcllo
del mare. La parte pin sairnte del fc-
steggiamenti fu Ia riproduzione dcll'as
salto iii Borgo e Ievico per cui ST era
costruito un yillaggio i'm legno difcso
da supposti austriaci ed attaccato ia
un battaglione italiano con fuoco a sal
ve imitazione iii segnal di tromha an
striaci che fini cola prcsa del Borgo
illuminazione dcllc case scampanio a
fiesta e con un coro composite dial bolo
gnese capitano Calotta cautato da 62O
militari
Vi furono inoltre fuoch dartifilio
globi NNostatici q accensioni iii fal0
sui monti circostanf.
Chi uifickh del $50 mvitarono a
banchetto quelli del 30 { IL generate
Moreno comandante la brigata Pa,ia;
dircttore del pranzo di 80 copcrti fu
nn altro bolognese il capitano Bel,ei.
Aha loro volta sottufficiai invita-
rono quelli del 30 ad un prunlo I'll
So copert -otto una tcnda clcgaute-
mente addobbata tutto procedt rcgo
armcnte par mcrito I'll una commissio
nc composia del furiero maggiorc rct
toni - del furcri picciniui 1Npani
Signori e signore in gran quantitn
accorscro rallegiure la fiesta dal,a vi
Gina Beluno da rrcviso dad ridente
Nittorio. lie musNhe del 30 e $50
suonarono scclte melodie
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DEWEY In FRANClA.


V1TI7TT'1V-VIV ~ y IN IVV,T
NILLEFRANCHE. u'Nncia) ~. ~-
oggi arrive r"ONmpia" Dewey IN
festeggiatssimo. prefetto lc auto
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