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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-01-01
LEAVES THE S. N. E.
Victor M. Tyler to Devote All His Time
to His Wire Plant.

Victor M. Tyler to Devote All His Time
to His Wire Plant.
Announcement was made yesterday
of the resignation of Victor NJ. Tyler
from the position of secretary of the
Southern New England Telephone COM
pany. The resignation has been passed
to the board of directors, and accepted
by that body, to take effect at the an
nual meeting OF the board of directors
on the last Tuesday in January.
Mr.. Tyler's reason for resigning is
that his other business affairs demand
all his attention. He is the president
of the Acme Wire company, situated
on Whitney avenue, near Lake Whit
ney.
While no definite plans have been
made for filling the vacancy caused by
Mr.. Tyler's resignation, there is a pos
sibility that the positions of secretary
and treasurer may be consolidated into
one office, as was the case before Mr..
Tyler became the company'st secretary.
He is a son of Morris F. Tyler, presi-
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WANTS no JOIN THE CITY.
Whitneyville People Want to be Made
New Haveners.

Whitneyville People Want to be Made
New Haveners.
The diling of the petition for annex
ssng Highwood to the city has created
interest among the residents of Whit
NEVILLE, who reside in the town of
Hamden, and it is expected that when
the petition is heard before the legisla-
tive committee, a number of prominent
residents of Whitneyville will also be
heard. One Of the residents stated yes
terday that If Highwood is annexed,
3then Whitneyvilla should be included,
for he felt that there was more reason
and a greater demand for the annexa-
ton of Whitneyville.
The population of Whitneyville in the
town of Hamden numbers about 900,
and many of them have expressed a
desire to become part of the city of
| New Haven. Those favoring the Whit
Sneyville annexation say that if any part
OF Hamden is annexed it should include
Ahe territory lying on the entire New
Haven border, which about three and
lpne-half miles long.
) The Whitneyville district is built up
Utmost continuously with the city, and
las the interests of the two sections are
Imuch in common, it is understood that
/ a majority of the residents and prop
l4rty owners would favor annexation.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

Cut Glass-The Ford Co.
ning-Vacuum Cleaner Co.
Dl5lvldend-N HI. Savings Bank.
Est N: A. Smith-Probate Notice.
Est. Walter Judson-Probate Notice.
Est. N. L. Morgan-Probate Notice.
Est. II III. Bishop-Probate Notice.
observation-disclosures.
For Sa!e-Piano-F. G.. This office.
shinancial-Thom. Nevins & Son.
furniture Sale-Chamberlal CO.
nancial-Merchants Natl Bank.
Greetlng-The GambleDesmond Co.
Aappy New Year-Lambert.
Happy New Year-Bowditch CO.
Happy New Year-Howe & Stetson Co
Happy New Year-Chas. Monsoon Co.
knabe Pianos-Treat & Shepard Co.
PYRAMID Pile Cure-Druggists
Postum-Grocers'
steamers-N. H. Steamboat Line.
Sea Food-Wm, H Wilson & Son.
Trips-So. Pacific r. r.
timely Items-Hamilton & Co.
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INJUNCTION DISSOLVED.

Judge Bennett of the common pleas
court has dissolved the injunction OBJ
tanned to prevent Hamilton & co. Of
Chapel treet, from collecting on court
judgment against Eva and Her
man Fein.
The Judgment amounted to 500 and
a judgment lein was placed on proper
ty of the defendants in Hallock street.
F. L. Perry was counsel for Hamil-
ton & Co., in the case.
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FIFTH ANNUAL RECEPTION

At Music hall last evening, Court
General Terry, No. 81, Foresters of
America, and Rising Sun circle, No. 5,
Companions of the Forest, held their
fifth annual reception and concert.
There was a large attendance, SPLEEN
did music was furnished.
Dancing lastsd until about midnight,
when the happy crowd dispersed, wish
ing one another "a Happy New Year"
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SUIT IS sETrLED.

The suit Of S. Loeb & Sons Of New
Haven against Frank Mcnamara of
this city to recover a balance alleged to
be due on the uniforms of the T. A. B.
baseball team, has been satisfactorily
adjusted and the case withdrawn
from the court. The plaintiffs sued for
5000, claiming a. balance due on the
baseball uniforms of $3.50. Mcnamara
played with the team number Of
times, but is said to have nothing to
do with the purchase of the uniforms.
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the city yesterday that he expected
damages because of a fall he had on
an alleged icy sidewalk on Christmas
eve. He asserts that he fell in front
OF las Portsea street, breaking his left
ankle and being otherwise injured
No amount of damages is specified,
and he requests a hearing before the
city committee on claims.
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JEFFRTEs no SEE NIGHT.

Los angeles, Cal, Dec. SO.--James j.
Jeffries, Eddie Keevin, Jimmy Walsh
and party Of friends left Los An
geles for Tonopah, New, last night to
see the Cans Herman fight
Jeffries says he will begin training
within fortnight for his coming bat
tie with Bill Squires of Australia. He
declares himself in excellent health
and promises to surprise those who be-
lieve him ''all in"
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At 1.nAHY HEARING

There was a hearing before the coun-
ty commissioners yesterday upon the
contested application of Thomas Leahy
for a license to conduct a saloon on
the northeast corner of Clay and Pop
lar streets. The audience room was
crowded, there being a score or two
witnesses, both sides having a good
number. The main claim of the con-
testants is that the placing of the sa-
Icon at the proposed site would be in
FURIOUS to property holders and that
there are saloons enough in the neigh
borhood.
Besides City Missionary Mossman
there was the pastor and delega-
tf5n from the congregation of the
Grand avenue Baptist church to op-
pose the license being granted. Attor-
ney Fitzgerald represented the petit
toner.
BLAMES CITY FOR FALL
TT II
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rRIFTETT,O Round OVER.

Antonio Cretello, the italian who is
accused of having run amuck, while
intoxicated, and with having cut four
people, at his boarding house on War
rem street, was before Judge Matthew
son in the city court yesterday after
noon, his honor bound Cretello over to
the next term of the superior court on
charges Of both assault with intent to
kill and also breach of tho peace.
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IIrnGn OF PRORATE.

Mayor Studley, who was elected
Judge of probate last November does
not take office until week from We'd
nesday The statute provides that a
new probate term shall commence on.
the Wednesday after the first Monday
of the month. Many had supposed
that the mayor would assume office on
Wednesday Of this week
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BOY WIFI sT1RyIvE.

Eleven year-old Morris Fitzgerald,
the Portsea street land who was
attacked and seriously hurt Sunday by
an italian whom the police are looking
for, has recovered consciousness at his
home, and Dr. Cohane says that he
will probably recover.
The boy has conclusion on the
brain as the result of being thrown to
the sidewalk. The police have learned
that he had been bothering the Italian
who after assaulting him fled.
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CLAIM AGAINST CITY.
Joseph T. LeGrand Asks for Damages
for Injuries.

Joseph T. LeGrand, through his
counsel, Fitzgerald & Walsh has made
claim against the city for damages
for injuries he sustained in falling on
an icy sidewalk in front of 145 Portsea
street on December "a
The petitioner asserts that his left
ankle was broken and that he was
bruised all over the left side of his BODY
and suffered internal injuries. TIL
claim viii be referred to the committee
Ion claims.
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rRrNcH CHAMPION ARRIVES.

New York, Dec. 30.--M. Merignac,
champion fencer of France, was the
star first cabin passenger arriving
here yesterday on the steamship La
Lorraine. The swordsman's daily bout
with his foil mate were an unusual
feature on the deck, the passengers
crowding around and applauding each
thrust with delight.
II crossed to meet the champion Of
Mexico said M. Merlgnac on the pier.
II hope to meet some worthy Ameri-
can gentleman after | return to New
York from the City of Mexico"
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MEErING or cREpIToRs.

The first meeting of the creditors Of
Frederick L. Sherwin, proprietor of
monumental works in this city, was
held late yesterday afternoon before
the bankruptcy court. here was also
a hearing on the estate of Solomon
Miller of Meriden
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ORANGE sELECTMEN,
They Have Called specill Town
Meeting.

Meeting,
The selectmen of Orange have called
special town meeting to be held IN
the town hall Friday evening to con-
slider the matter Of Penalty against the
contractors of the Kimberly avenue
bridge The penalty is due under the
contract because the contractors ex-
ceeded the time limit for completing the
structure.
The selectmen, rather than assume
the responsibility of compromising a
penalty, put 1t up to town meeting to
decide.
The contractors for the sub-structure
were G. W. Blakeslee & Sons, of New
Haven, and for the superstructure the
American Bridge company The total
penalty is $4,000
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DELIVERED BY CARRIERS IN THE
CITY. 10 CENTS A WEEK. 50 CENTS
4 MONTH. So FOR SIX MONTHS. 50
a YEAR. THE SAME TERMS BY
MAIL SINGLE COPIES. q CENTS.
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Il you are going away. for short or
long period. the Journal and Courier
win be sent to you by mail wiSh""'
extra charge. The address may be
changed as often as desired.
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npcIsIoN IS W1THnrLD.

Judge Cleaveland, in the probate
court. did not decide the Hitler fee
matter yesterday, stating that he
wanted to read the evidence further
before giving a decision. The heirs
object to the fee charged by the adj
ministratot.
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NEW YEAR Fvn -nANcE

An invitation New Years eve dance
was given last evening in the West Ha-
ven town hall by Harry Hodge. There
were about thirty couples present, and
an excellent evening was enjoyed.
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wrLL KEEP OPEN HOUSE.

Mr.. Thomas Bailey, the genial, liberal
sand jolly old soul of the ad frame of
Ehe journal and Courier, will keep open
house to-day at $50 Dixwell avenue.
Troops of friends are expected and will
be made happy.
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WEATHER RECvRD.

Washington, D. G.. Dec. 81, s D. m.
Forecast for Tuesday Wednesday,
For New England: Rain Tuesday,
followed by fair in the afternoon
south shifting to west winds.
For Eastern New York: Partly
cloudy and somewhat colder Tuesday;
"Wednesday fair, fresh southwest winds
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Copy reyder-Man ds,pped dead IN a
Turkish bath How Ii I head Tho
story?
NIght tSitor-"Anothsr sweatshep
Outrage. Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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dent of the telephone company. Major
Embler is the treasurer of the com
pany.
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BLAMES CITY FOR FALL.
Joseph H. LeGrand serves ,ss-4as 80
L'Italia., 1907-09-21
LIE FESTE ID LODI.

LODI, 10 Col preannunciato pro
81 9 oggi inaugurato IL perio-
do del festeggiamenti carnevaleschi,
che dureranno tire giorni.
La giornata era Splendid ed al
raggi cocenti del sole facevano ripa-
TO padiglioni di pampini @ festoni dl
stoffa rosa @ verde.
La consegna dele chiavi della cit
ia ALA regina del ~Carnevale, la bella
Signorina Bertha De Armada, e stata
e%ffettuata con gran pompa DIAL Presi-
dente del consisli2 comunale George
e. Lawrence.
La graziosa regina sedeva sui tro-
no ed ha acetate con gra2ia lomag-
gio. mentre una gran folla pladente
circondava il trono ca~rnevalesco.
Poi Ia avuto luogo la grande para
Ia che ha percorso le strade prince
pail del paese e 81 g p%roceduto ALA in
coronazione della regina.
II G~overnatore Gillett ha pronun-
ziato un anplauditissimo discorso d
occasione.
La cittA e affollatissima e regina
grande animazione.
L'Italia., 1907-09-21
FURTI SULLA FERROVIA

LOS ANGELES, 10 Da dlVersi
81 giorni 81 verificavano sulla Inca
della Southern Pacific fra Los Ange-
les e San Francisco continui furu al
merci e di bagagli del passeggieri e Ia
Compagnia aveva dovuto pagare Oh
ire a rs mila dollari di indennita~ per
gil oggetti t~rafugati. =.
Una schiera di detectives era stata
;ncaricata di ricercare gil autori dl
ouesti furti, ma per motto tempo lie
indagini erano state infrnttuose e
tutto 81 riduceva a qualche vago So
spetto su qualcuno fra III addetti al
esrviZio.
Finalmente in seguito ad un tranel-
In abilmente teso, la polizla e rlu-
scita e seauestrare nella stanza abb
tata da I'm tale Harry Ward, conduit
tore uan casa di seterie che era stata
prima es~pressamente contrassegna
ia.
II Ward 3 state arrestato e pare
che al suo arresto ne seguiranno mol
ii altri, perche, a quanto 81 dice, 81 sa-
rebbe scoperto che egli faceva parte
al una vasta a ssociazione a delinque-
re formatasi fra conduttori, frenatori
e facchini.
L'Italia., 1907-09-21
PER LA SALUTE DEL FAN
CIUL.LI.

Una inchiesta sulle condition.
fisiche del fanciulli che frequen-
tano lie 400 scuole di New York
ha portato ALA sconfortante con-
c%lusione che in tutti gil Staff Uni
ii ben dodici milioni di minorenni
(maschi e femmine) soffrono, STA
per cattiva o insufficiente nutri-
zione, STA per insalubri alloggi, STA
per altri motivi, e che lie citta owe
tale condizione E pin grave sono,
dopo New York, Boston, Chicago
ed attire fra lie principal della
confederaZione.
L'Italia., 1907-09-21
E R ~PROPRIETARIA

E. state fatto ad Atene, non A
tene di Grecia, ma della Georgia,
(Stati Uniti), un testamento in ia
wore d'una %quercia, in verita una
magnifica quercia. II p%roprietario
l'aveva tanto cara, che negli ulti-
mi ami della sua vita, una dele
sue principal preoccupazioni era
di sapere Sc j suoi eredi non avreb-
bero abbattuta quella che gil era
stata larga di tante fresche ore.
Per evitare un simile delitto, IA
cendo testamento egli insert una
clausola dichiarando la quercia e.
rede del terreno che la circon.
da, in ragione d'una circonferen-
"a i cui raggi debbono misurare
move metri prendendo il tronco
come centric, e. inutile aggiunge.
re che una simile clausola noh Ia
nessun valore innanzi ALA legge
ma gil eredi dichiarano di vole.lJ
fedelmente rispettare, e lascianC
la quercia goder liberamente de.
pezzette di terra di cui E %proprie
taria.
L'Italia., 1907-09-21
ARRESTO DI UNA RAGAZZA FUG-
GITA DI CASA

STOCKTON, 10 - Una ragazza al
13 ami. certa Maud Come, che era
scomparsa alcuni giorni ia da Alame-
da. owe viveva col suoi genitori Q sta
ia arrestata quf, in un restaurant owe
era in compagnia di un giovanotto. :,
Condotta la coppia ALA stazione al
polizia. la ragazza la. quale, essendo
motto sviluppata per la u eta, So
stiene di avere 16 ami; ha dichia-
ratio di esser fuggita perche in casa la
maltrattavano e di volere guadagnar-
81 la vita dedicandosi ALA carriera
teatrale. i,
II giovane, che ha detto chiamarsl
Berger. ST e qualificato per attore.
ST dice che egli abba scontati sci
mesi di carcere in Contea di Alamo
da per furto.
La polizia 10 ha t%rattenuto In car
cere, in attesa dele decisloni della "a
miglia della ragazza.
L'Italia., 1907-09-21
UN Case ID GRAFT

SANTA BARBARA, 10 Anche
uuf abbiamo un casetto di graft.
J. F. Prick, membro del Consigilo
della Contea e state arrestato e con-
dotto in carcere soto l'imputazione
di essersi lasciato corrompere in oc-
casione di un contratto di fornitura al
materiale fra administrations della
Contea e Ia Ditta Hyde Harges anu
Co., che ha assunto la c~ostruzlohe III
un ponte sui fiume santa fhe~ d
Lompoc.
I.,a,rresto e state eseguito in segui-
m q dennnzia sporta a w. S. Blandy,
Constable a Lompoc.
II Prick 81 protesta innocente eu ma
chiamato per asspntere la sua difesa
I'm suo fratello, A. l.. Prick, ex-gluni-
&c ad Oakland. I'm altro fratello oel-
rimputato e sopraintendente aiie
scuole della Contea di Alameda.
L'Italia., 1907-09-21
CADE DA CAVALLO.

SANTA CRUZ, 10 - Una ragazza,
certa signorina Lille Norwood, che e.
IA venuta quf DIAL Minnesota a trova-
re sua madre la signora w. II. Ker-
rick, flu vittima Teri mattina, di un d.
sgraziato Academic.
Essa usc1 di casa per fare una gita
a cavallo, accompagnata da un tale
Arthur Henry. Append fu montata in
sella, il cavallo, che era motto per esse-
re motto mansueto fu preso, non 81 81
come, da un capriccio e 81 die a cor
sa sfrenata.
La Norwood tento dapprima di fire.
mario, ma vistasi perduta, 81 attacco
al pomo della sella, mentre il sue
compagno spronava il proprio cavallo
per recarle ~soccorso.
L'Italia., 1907-09-21
AUDACI FURTI.

Ell PASO, Texas 10 - Teri a Pa
pimi (Messico) alcuni ladri portarono
via la casa forte della Ditta CONNER
ciale Jacobs and Elmondert, la ira
%sportarono in mezzo ALA strada e la
fecero saltare cola dynamite, impos-
sessandosi di dollari $500 in contain
ii, di una partita di diamanti e di pa
recchi orologi.
Molte persone assistevano ALA see
ma. ma siccome era la serata nella
uuale 81 solennizzava la fiesta nazio-
male. credettero che costoro facessero
del fuochi di gioia e Ii applaudirono.
| ladri erano due americani ed un
negro.
A Raswell, Nuoyo Messico, ignoti
ladri invasero l'ufficio postale e ru-
barono 100 dollari in contanti e mol
ii francobolli, lasciando un biglietto
cost %concepito:
"Sarebbe meraviglioso che lutte lie
casse-forti' in questa citta fossero Ia
Gill ad aprirsi come questa!"
L'Italia., 1907-09-21
lie GESTA DEL

SAN JOSE. 10 - l coniugi Conrad
r. Jansen, abitanti al numero 30 dl
Stockton Avenue, hanno avuto merco-
ledf scorso n brutta sorpresa.
Essi ran andati a fare n gita a
Saratoga e fernando a casa %trovarono
che ignoti ladri 81 crane introdotti mel
loro domicllio facendo man bassa So
pra una ~quantita di gioielli per un
valore di circa tire mila dollari.
Del ladri nessuna traccia.
La p6liZia indaga.
L'Italia., 1907-09-21
INCENDIO ALLUNINERSITA' ID
STANFORD.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, 10 -
Tn incendio di erhe sviluppatosi nei
pressi dellUniversita minacciava la
residenza del Presidente Jordan, la
Roble Hall, il dormitorio dele ragaz-
re st%udentesse e Il Roble gymnasium.
Tn migliaio di STUDENT, lottando e.
nergicamente contro IL fuoco, sono
riusciti a scongiurare ogni perico-
10.
L'Italia., 1907-09-21
GR0NACA DELLA COSTA DEL PACIFICO

Ma prima che egli potesse raggiun-
gerla, la povera ragazza flu sbhlzata
di sella riportando una grave concus-
stone cerebrale e diverse fertile e con-
tusioni ALA tesla ed ALA schiena.
L'Italia., 1907-09-21
PAESAGGI PER L'ITALIA

tire volte ALA settimana collie pin rapi-
de Linee Ferroviarie. per la via dl Chi
cago, raggiungendo New York In 4
giorni c mez1o. @ col vaporl piu rapidi
e grandi dele principali Linee di Navi-
gaziene, tanto al quelle dirette per Ge-
nova o Napoli, quanto dt Quelle che
CLIENT sono entusiastici di questo no.
stro servizio di passaggl dallItalia al
Ia Costa del Pacifico. l passeggeri, an
che Sc SON donne q ragazzi, %partono.
viaggiano e %arrivano senza alcun dl-
sturbo grazie allie nostre indicazIoni e
disposizioni prese ~dovunqque per farli
assistere. 4 New York sono ricevuti
dai nostri agent che II accompagnano
al treno g spedlscono 1 loro bagagli. h
moi qui informiamo 1 parent del pas
seggeri del giorno esatto del loro arri-
vo. Anche per questi viaggi diamo lie IL
nee pin buone @ pin rapide.
L'Italia., 1907-09-21
LAVOROM
PER DONNIE f RAGAZZE

81 ~desiderano subito Dome e RagazzeN per lavorare in frutta e
verdura allie seguenti Fabbriche della CALIFORNIA FRUIT CAN
NERS ASSOCIATION, San Francisco, mel nuovo locale MONTGO
merry AVENUE BEACH STREET, G. Cerruti, Superintendent
OAKLAND Angelo di Filbert and First Streets
El, r Natalie Rosceli, Superintendent
SAN LEANDRO - 81 sono ia bbricate nuove case per. lavorant
Davide Valarino, Superintendent
nellie suindicate Fabbriche vi sara lavoro continue fno a Dicembrs
L'Italia., 1907-09-21
AGENZIA INTERNATIONAL
z MARTINA

M. Orsntti, J. LOpisich, J. Castem,
Well, Agent della Compagnia France
ropa Assicurazioni contro gil incen-
di, compera Q vendita di benz stabili.
Cambiali ed Ordini Postal pagati q
Regno = Notaio pubblico. - Tel. HO-
me 2ss5 - 226 North Spring St, Tenn
pie Block LOS ANGELES, CAL.
L'Italia., 1907-09-21
Dot. ANTONIO MINIGGIO
Virginia Street
Reno, Nevada

Laureate nella Regia Universlta az
Torino. SpecialitA per lie malattie III
dome Q parti. Cura garantita asn So,
Ii Q sifilide. Consult anche a aislan1a
per lettera. Per Questt consult d vi 10
necessarie medicine. a
Ore d'ufficio: Dale 10 ale ~ ant e
dale 2 allie 4 g dale Z allie y pom
L'Italia., 1907-09-21
G Avvisi della Costa del PacfiCo
La Stella d'Italia Hotel

J. e. Bianoalana q Co. Proprtet.r,
Unica o~pportunitA degh italiani che
sbarcano ad Antioch per trovare alloas
Clio. Pranxi q lutte le ore. stanxe am
mobigliate adatte anche per famiKlis
Vini, liquori Q sigari dele prime quail.
ta. Ordini deNa ampaEna eseEuiti
L'Italia., 1907-09-21
LIZ vOSTRE SOFfERENzE
ST. ARRESTERANNO

Sc avete abbandonata Ia. speranza di guarire, moi vi
promettiamo di farvi ACQUISTARE LA SALUTE PER
DUTA c di darvi quella calma e tranquillita tanto neces-
saria nella vita per vivere felici, Sc eseguirete scrupolosa-
mente nostri consigli e ~prenderete esattamente nostri
rimedi,
Migliaia di persone prima di vol hanno provato, ed ora
CT. ~benediccno e rimpiangono di non essersi decisi prima.
Sc vol s~offrite:
REUMATIsNI, TossE AFFANNo. srrr1cHEzzA nr coPpo MA.
LATTE DI cUoRE, PETTo, NAso, soRDITA, PERDrTA D1 CAPELLI
FIORI BIANCII, MEsTRUAzIoNE IRREGoLARE. MALE DI FEGATo.
DoLoRI ALA SCHEMA, NERvOsITA, MALE DI TESLA, sCoLO,
ULCERL SIfILIDE, IMPOTENZA.
Servete suhito per nosti rinedi = Ogpi ammahto dovrebbe tenere
semlfe presente II noSro mdlrlzzo per acquistare la PACE del CORPO, IL
POTERE PERDUTO J! - lie medicine che econo dal nostro laboratoro
gammai hanno falHto Glincreduli hanno sofertop pin a lunpo perr itardare
di rivolgersi al nostro Specialnta - lutte lie testimonianze del notri m
loro permesso - lie guarigioni sorprendanti e continue che opera il caebre
c mondhale COLLINS NEW YORK MEDICAL INSTITUTE, debbono inco-
raggarvi a no spendGe contnuamsnte denaro :uutilmente provando mesta
O queHa medicina, o questo o qel dottore. MOI abtiamo visit migiaia ai
amma""t quartz IN POGO tempo, dop che sno staff de; lunghi ami soto
la curad ia lti dottor.
L'Italia., 1907-09-21

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