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La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-08-15
FRA LITALlA E
LA TURCHIA.
L'ora di far giudizio.

| Dopo il famoso trionfo navale di Tito
nj che con un solo rapido comando dato
| allie nostre corazzate ottenne dalla Tur7
CHA lutte le concessioni che desiderava,
era lecito sperare che per qualche tenn
DO allnsno non avremmo piu udito par
lare di attriti fra turchi ed italiani in
Tripolitania, 0 in attire parti delrimpero
ottomano.
Tutto era pareva inito con soddis
fazione Eiena g completa delPItalia.
Invece, lie querimonie non sono termina
te, 81 puo dire che divennero pid
acri prec:samente allindomani del trion
fo tittoniano,
Non passa settimana che giornali
uffciosi di Roma non rendapo pubbli-
che lettere dalla Tripolitania denunzian
ii uuove preTotenze danno di italiani
che compiono, came sapete, la loro pene
trazione pacifca in quelle contrade su
cui impera la mezzaluna.
L'ultima lettera di questo genere af
ferma addirittura che la nostra sltuazlo
ne Tripoli di motto peggiorata E
allora dove va a tinire il successo ravale
di Tittoni2 La lettera in questione
dice che a Derna il kaimakan (quel kai-
makan che era ritenuto autor9 0 com
pEce dell 'assassinio di frate Giustino),
non & ancora state sostituito 6 continna
a vantarsi della sua condotta verso gil
italiani. Che a Misellata dopo la NOR
to msteriosa del Terreni gil impiegati
rnaltesi di una agenzia italiana di olii
non 81 sentone pit sicuri vogliono alb
bandonare il loro posto. Che nostri
connazionali -ripoli non possono var
care le mura della citta, mentre gil
stranieri di attire nazionalita ottengono
,autorizzazione di recarsi nell
inferno a scope di studio
Tutti questi lagni avranno un fonda
mento di verit& oppure saranno un POGO
esagerati da Chi vi ha interesse; appare
evidente per6 che dal giorno in cui i
clericale Banco fi Roma ha aperto una
sua succursale Tripoli, lie recrimina-
zioni ST sono fatte pin vive le proteste
pin frequenti.
ST grida che gil Interest," italani sono
compromessi Ma non sarebbe bene che
si distinguesse una buona volta fra gil
Interest," delTIta gil Interest," di (al-
cuni italiani? Non sarebbe giusto?
Poiche, evidentemente, moi ci trcvia-
mo di fronte ad un partito preso: quello
di eccitare l.opinione pupplica italiana
gonfando tutti pin pic"oli avvenimenti
e dando corpo a lutte lie ombre.
Sc le autorita turche nutrono dele
dsffdenze verso di moi la reglone da ri
cercarsi nella imprudenza di una certa
Stampa its sliana. Ia 1uale non nasvonde
suoi propositi di conquisra ed eccita
eli continue, Sc non sempre apertamente
di sotto ano, Ill Governo italiano ad
osare. Articoli diquesto genere 81 con-
tano centinaia nei giornali nellie ri
yiste, a,ticoli che la diplomazia turca
ha segnalato segnala continuamente
al Governo centrale per dimostraTe
quail sono veri sentiment degli imper
ialisti italiani.
E alloIa perclle, lagnarsi Sc la Tur-
CHA prende delle precanzioni9 Non sia
mo forse moi cho abbiamo MESA sull'
attenti9 Ora, 9 precisamente in vista
decli ultimi avvenimenti politici che
hanno trasformato la fsionomia dell
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-08-15
II comitato del festeggia
menti di Roma.
mel 1911.
TEe premi di so miIa lire
ciascuno.
Roma, 81.


Teri sera 81 riunito il Comitato del
fest ggiament; per 1911 ha preso alto
dele bcone intenzioni del Governo per
gil Anti finanziari che questo ha prom
esso di portare al Comitato per la buona
riuscita delle feste.
II conte di San Martino ha quindi
presentato il programme dell'Esposizio
ne dele Belle Arti che 81 terra in Roma
mel 1911 quindi il Comitato ha stabili-
to tire premi di cinquaata mila lire ognu
no per larchitetture, per la pittura g
per la scultura.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-08-15
Ii nuovo Podesta' di Gori-
zia Per l'italianita'.
Trieste, 81.

Trieste, 81.
II Consiglio mnnicipale di Gorilla, di
quasi ALA unanimita, ha eIetta podesta
Fon. Giorgio Bombig. democratico, in
sostituzil ne dellayv. Marani che decli-
no Ia rielezione.
II Bombig promise di lavorare pei be
ne pei decoro di Gorilla per ia con
servazione della sua italianita.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-08-15
LIE consequence di TN fur-
to di Al mila cartucce.
Berliuo, 81.

Berliuo, 81
Giorni sono fu annunciato che I'LL
furto di quarantaduemila cartuccie eta
state commessO danno del 1850 reggi-
mento di fanteria di guarnigione Ma
yam. Dopo questo furto i soldati del
11So reggimento sono esposti al continui
sarc4smi della popolazione.
Che cosa volete fare del vostri fucili,
81 dice loro dal momento che non
avete pid neanche ma cartuccia?
Limperatore Gughelmo stesso al
caale il reggimento doveva essere pre-
sentato durante lie grandi manovle ha
dichiarato di non voJere in nessun mo-
do vederlo, ed ha una certa distanza
dale attire +ruppe.
UNA PERSONA CT SGRIvE DA CHI
CAGO. ii sig, Flo1indo Pirofalo, 5608.
Wentworth ave, Chicago H., scriYe:
"Compiacetevi mandarin una dozzina
di bottiglie di Lozogo. L no usato al
cuni ami dietro i'ho travato magnifi-
co come tonico come purificante del
sangue."
Attire mjgHaia di persone hanno det-
to la stessa cosa. II Lozogo del dott.
Pietro non una medicina che 81 vende
nellie farmacie. Per poterlo acquistare
VI. devete rivolgere un agente locale
oppure direttamente al manufacturer
Dr. Peter Fahrney & Sons Co., 11s 118
So. Hoyne ave-, Chicago, Ill
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-08-15
DA vEN1ERE

Quarants acridi terreno, buono per
fieno con motto bosco, un quarto di
miglio da Cary Mine, da vendsre buon
mer cato.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-08-15
Ringraziamento.

La famiglia Nida ringrazia gil amici
che presero interesse neil loccasione della
morte del loro piccolo MARITIME ed in
modo speciale coloro che con delicatissi
mo pensiero offersero fiori.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-08-15
L 'affondansntO di un piro
scafO cinese.
TrecentO mOrtI.
Hong Kong: %

Hong Kong: 2S:
Secondo un telegramma da Canton il
vapore Yingking affondato ieri. Dodi-
ci passeggieri 81 salvarouo. ma manca.
no circa trecento persote.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-08-15


mo pensiero offersero fiori.
II % corrente la societa Speranaa di
Pence Wis. dara la sua festa campestre
annuale Sc il tempo 6 in favore 81 at
tende il solito concorso che le feste di
Pence sanno attirare
Un lembo di piano mel bosco, un ON
bra discreta una buona nusica ed alb
bondanti rinfreschi sono cose troppo
attraenti perche la gicventd gaudente
81 lasci sfuggire foccasione.
II giorne corr. sono arrivati q a Iron
Mountain, NJ Oh 10 sippaticbe signori-
ne Accrossi, nipoti del Signor John
Fragno lie quail 81 fermeranno per due
settimane, a visitare i parent ed vec-
chi amici; auguriamo allie signorine
buona permancnza.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-08-15
WILLIAM T. LENlNOf
Candidate per
District Attorney

10 sottoscritto annunzio Ia mia can
ditatura per District Attorney sulla
sceda repubblicana per le elegioni pri
marie, 9 mi pregio sollecitare il sopporto
degli elettori di Questa Contea
w, T. Lennon
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1908-08-15
V. e. DE PODESTA
Candidate q Clerk of the
Circuit Court.
buona pernaananza

10 sottos Il. ito annuuzio la mia candi-
tatura per Clerk Of the Circuit Court of
Iron Connty per essere raeletto per le
eleGioni prmArie del prossimo Settem-
bre
SoIlecito con piacere il sopporto degli
elettori repubb icani della iron County.
" E. DEPODESTA.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-08
DID THE WORK
Grew. strong on Right Food.

You can't grow strong by merely ex- areising. You must have food and that food must be the kind you can digest and assimilate.
 No matter how much food you eat unless 1t is digested it adds to the bur den the digestive organs have natural lv to carry. This often means ner- vous breakdown.
 About a year ago." writes Mass. lady. "I had quite serious nervous breakdown caused, as l believed, by overwork and worry. I also suffered untold misery from dyspepsia.
 "FIrst I gave up my position, then tried to find a remedy for my troubles. something that would make me well and strong. something to rest my tired stomach and build up my worn-out nerves and brain.
 q tried one kind of medicine after another. but nothing seemed to help me As a last resort tried different foods, but they all failed me.
 Finally a friend recommended Grape Nuts and with little or no faith in 1t. tried package. That was eight months ago and l have never been without 1t since.
 "Grape-Nuts did the work It help ed me grow strong and we'll Grape Nuts put new life into me, built up my whole system and made another wo- man of mel There's a Reason"
 Name given by Postun Co.,. Battle Creek, Mich. Read ~rhe Road to We'll vile" in pkgs.
 Ever read tho above 1etterF new one appears frOEn time to time. They are genuine, true, aAd full of human interest,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-08

The baaaouarters of L. T. Cooper, the s,oune man who claims that the stom- achs of many Americans are deseher ste has nresented a scene of unusual activity for the past few days.
 Cooper with his assistants IS meet ang the public at present in New 1ork. The success he has had in other cltles seems to have followed him here, TOT an astonishing number of people are calling to have his theory and medi- cines explained to them.
 Thursday afternoon when interview . ed. Cooper said: 'I am often asked IT my medicine is good for kidney tronple or liver complaint. or rheumatism, or a dozen other diseases too numerous to mention. These are hard questions to answer. Frankly. my treatment Is for the stomach. and for the gtonach alone. hut if .the function, of digestion is being properly performed very rev people can be sick.
 sarha stomach Is the seat of life. The ontire system depends upon its action. Why are there so many half-sick peo- ole today? It Is because the stomach of A man or woman who lives a shut a,p life day after day, taking little or no exercise in the fresh air, cannot di- r1est the amount of food that is forced upon it. It gradually grows weaker under these circumstances, and ner- yousneas. kidney trouble, rheumatism, etc. is the result.
 SI am successful with my treatment hecause the medicine cleans out the food Aracts that have become clogged. gets the digestive organs regulated and Rives nature a chance. Give na- ture a chance, that's the secret of health.
 Last year was on q fishing trip in
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-08
(From World, Aprn 1o os) ATE FRYING PAN FULL OF BACON EVERY EVENING
Feat Performed By Guides Impossible for New
 Workers Says Cooper.

Northern Minnesota T had two guides who had spent their lives in the woods trapping. hunting and fishing. When night came these men would eat a fry. ing pan full of bacon, pouring the grease over great hunks of 6 soggy sort of bread. The sight of these slabs of bacon would siclzen most New York CTS, but these men munched 1t down with Q relish and then rolled up in a blanket and slept like logs. They never knew they had stomach, 50 perfectly did the gastric juices perform their function. I asked them if they were eyer sick. They both laughed at the Idea. Never had a minutes sick ness.' they said.
 .Modern conditions make it tmpOssi- ble for people to live as these men live, but if they get their digestions in shape there win be mighty little rheu- matlsm or kidney trouble or liver com plaint. do not believe in taking med- icIne unless it is necessary, but If a man or woman is suffering with what is called 8 general rundown condi- tion' and what I call "a played-out stomach will take Cooper's New DIs- covery for six weeks. I can assure them they will need no more medicine for many months to come.
 "'The proof of the pudding is in the eating.' have been in New York only two weeks. Today have had a dozen people call and thank me for my won derful medicine as they call 1t. These are only the first. Such people will call by hundreds before I leave"
 COOper's New Discovery is now on sale at leading drug stores throughout the United States. It has made a re-. marIzabIe record. Ask your druggist for it.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-08

and December 1. prays that the mortg- age, which was given as security TOT the bond payment, be forecloseo.
 The Peoples Cotton Factory. which is situated on Bell Street in West End. is the newest of Montgomery's two cotton mills. It has been established for several years, but has failed to prove a paying investment from the start, 1t is stated by those familiar m the cotton world. and as alleged py tbe hfII of complaint in the suit of inc Union Bank and Trust Company Since June l, the operation of the mill has been suspended.
 in the Equfty Court Judge Sayre Monday submitted a decree sustain ing the demurrers of the defendants in the case of Minnie Reese Ricnaru- son and others against J. 2. WILCOX and ]. R. c. Ivey.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-08
FORECLOSE ON
 COTTON MILL. Bill Filed Against Peo- ple's Factory. PLAINTIFF IS LOCAL TRUST co. Holders of Mortgage Pray for Re- ceiver and Auction Sale. Bonds of 1903 Issue in Sum of sIo0,OOO Failed of Interest Payment 1t
 Is AlIeEed--City Court.
 
PLAINTIFF IS LOCAL TRUST co.

Alleging that interest on bonds of the Peoples Cotton Factory, which had fallen due on July 1. and Decem- Der 1, 1908 is yet unpaid, the Union Bank and Trust Company, trustees or the factory, has filed bill in the City Court in Equity praying that mort gage on the plant and property Of the factory be foreclosed, and sold at auc- tion, that a receiver be appointed to take over the effects until the sale. The bill will be submitted to Judge Sayre for action and decree.
 In 1903, the bill alleges, bonds were issued by the factory, to the extent of $100.000, for the purpose of extension of the business, and secured by a mortgage, equal in amount, held by the Union Bank and Trust Company. The property mortgaged includes the plant of the factory, including looms, spindles engines and other machinery, together with 23 acres of land just west of the city limits, and 2S lots in inc so-calIed ''Bluffton." or West Montgomery. The Union Bank and Trust Company, as trustees, had certi-- fed that bonds, and upon their alleged failure of interest payment on July l,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-08
DIR. yoHNsoN,s FAREwEI,L.
Eufauia Minister Breaches to Large
 COnKregafiOn.


 Eufaula, Dec. 7.-(Special. )-The First Methodist Church was thronged with all denominations last night who assembled to hear Rev. Henry T. John- son on the occasion of his last sermon as pastor of the church.
 pr. Johnson said that he had thought ne would deliver a farewell sermon but It would be impossible for him to do so as his emotions were such that he could not overcome them. He an- nounced his text from Psalms: ''The Lord Is my refuge and strength. my help in time of trouble"
 Upon the conclusion of the sermon Rev. D. !. Blackwell. of the Presby- terian Church, read a set of resolutions highly endorsing Dr. Johnson by all the denominations of the city as being q minister deeply consecrated and one greatly loved and esteemed by all classes and creeds. The resolutions were unanimously adopted.
 a Following their adoption pr. John- son spoke briefly but affectionately of his love and esteem for every citizen regardless of creed and expressing his deep rsret at laying,
 Eufaula Lodge No, s12 B. P. 0. E,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-08

of the city held an interesting and im- pressive memorial service at the new theatre yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock that crowded the auditorium to It's fullest capacity. The exercises were opened with a vocal selection by Mesdames Caldwell. and Nance and Misses Ballowe and Dantzler, after which the lodge all joined in singing the opening ode. The invocation was then offered by Rev B. E. Brown, when c. A. Covey sang an exquisite solo. A recitation by Miss Charlotte DeVine. of the Brenau, "Thanatopsis." was the next feature.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-08

sage, the House passed a resolution stating that to deny that body the right of Investigating a Presidents official acts would be to set aside It's constitutional prerogative of impeach- ment. Mir. Buchanan came back with another message restating his posi- ton, but the House was too close to the day of adjournment to take further action in the premises.
 Taken as a whole, the messages of the Presidents constitute the most im- portant series of State papers in ex- istence. They have been collected and published. James D. Richardson. former Democratic leader of the House. performed this duty. A certain num- Der of sets were distributed at Gov ernment expense. and Richardson was then presented with duplicate plates. He and his publishers have made 6 modest fortune out of the sale of the work.
 Copyright. 1908, by Frederic J.
 Haskiu.)
 TOmOrrow-The Conservation Con- RFeRH,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-08
ADJUSTMENTS. At the Grand
 Tonight
FIOrence Gear.

No more catchy and tuneful music has been written for. an American song play than that furnished by Slivio Hein for Edwin Milton Royle's play. Marrying Marry" which comes to the Grand tonight with Florence Gear and d large singing company.
 Florence Gear. who plays the leading r lr. Dtes Inti~s,*eiE f-Et ts SuT- rounded by the best possible support and is thus enabled not only to bring out the best that Is in her own lines. hut 10 be assured of that perfect en- semble that, only a competent and care
 florence Gear, the singing comedi- enne. supported by a large singing com nanv. will be seen in Marrying Mary" at the Grand tonight. Seats how on sale.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-08
Home Beeutified. Hux Gifts at Tresslar's Studio
w. A. ROBERTS DEAD.
End Comes Suddenly to Citizen of Eu- fnula.

End Comes suddenly to Citizen of Eu-
 faula.
 Eufaula, Dec. 7.-(Special.)-W.r A. Roherts a prominent and well known citizen. died unexpectedly in his room at the National Hotel here last night from a stroke of paralysis. .., GAS MT, Roberts was comparatively a vouns man and was a well known at- tache of the compress here. He appar- ently enjoyed the best health and the announcement of his untimely end came as a great shock to all of the cit- izens.
 Mir. Roberts never married. He was about 35 years old. He was member of one of the most prominent and in- fuential families of the city. being a son of the late Captain and Mrs. G. A. Roberts of this city. and brother Of IN. w. Roberts and C. P. Roberts prominent residents of Eufaula. MT. Roberts is also survived by O. IT.. Roberts of this city and M. s. Roberts. A prominent insurance man of Atlanta. Ga.
 His remains will be inferred in Fair View Cemetery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-08
A NOVEL NAME FOR A BABY.

A photograph just received by The N. K. Fairbank Company, Chicago, of . chubby miss of I8 months, demonstrates the wholesomeness of cottolene, their vegetable oil cooking fat. Her father, A. B. Mcbride. manager of large general store in Bullard, Texas, writes that she weighs thirty pounds, and that she was practically raised on Cottoiene. No lard whatever Is used in their household. The baby has thrived SO we'll on food made with cottoiene that they call her "cottolene. ''
 Strong claims are made for the whole someness of cottolene and it's successful use in the diet of even an infant affords convincing proof cf the purity of this-she perfect shortening.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-08
Thursday Night.
 Henry W. Savage's Notable Dramatic Triumph,
The Devil.

The Devil.
 Henry W. Savage. whose name is a guarantee for the best in music or drama. will bring Franz Molnar's tr- umphant success, The Devil" to the Grand Thursday night. This IS the wonderful play that has nasheo @ lns contjnents. In one night, following It's f,rst GT New York presentation at the Gar, den Theatre, 1t became the tneatrical sensation of the year. Seat sale opens Wednesday morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-08
ruNNTssEE VALLEY FAIR
c.n,t.I stock of the Association Is The
 creased.

Eamftan Stock or tue hN1OSsoN@S@ -
 creased.
 Huntsville. Dec. 7-(special An A n increase in the capital stock ., of the the Tennessee Valley Fair Association mas mas tsar' a,,tborized by the directors. The stock will be Increased to s5O,OOo and extensiye improvements will be made The half mile track will be enlarged to a mile track, the necessary ground having been secured several months n ago. and the association will put it. self in position to make a bid for pro- yiding training quarters for several strings of race horses.
 O6icers elected for the ensuing year are W. F. Garth, President; J. Robert Jones. vice-Presldent: Ed. |. Pulley Secretary: Harry M Rhett, Treasurer Q. E. stegall. General Manager, Presi- dent Garth and Secretary Pulley were appointed to represent the Tennessee Valley Association at a meeting of the southern fair directors in Nashville. An effort will be made to secure more Ia vorable dates for this fair.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-08
Ng.lmea hw How.

Huntsville. Dec. 7-(Special.)- )-Rob- ert B. Wade, a prominent farmer or MeridianvilIe, he'd an unusual experi- ence with a hog SatSNday. He was at- tempting to kill the hog when the in- furiated animal turned on him and caught his left forearm. holding on
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-08
Cigarette
 Smokers Can be Cured--This Man Smoked Cigarettes For Ten Years.
Could Not Sleep without Smoking During the Night, and as Re- suit Never Felt Like Getting
 Up In the Morning.

feel 1t my duty to let the unfortu- nate "CtKarette Fiend" know that there Is a cure for the cigarette haolt, no matter how long or to what extent 0hs agents of the devil. In my case l had been smoking cigarettes since l was lO years old. The desire Tor clgarettes was such that my first thought on arising in the morning and my last thought at night before retiring was ia cigarette" and finally got so would wake during the night ana Tn. could again go to sleep. As result of the constant use of cigarettes du- ring the night l would not feel like ReffinK up In the morning. feeling so fired that I had neither energy to arise nor appetite at breakfast time, conse- ouentiy would take my breakfast to my place of business and maybe eat 1t iafer on, In fact l had little appetite at any time. and weighed only 119 bounds. whereas. since taking your treatment, 1 now weigh 14O pounds.
 want to tell all cigarette users that if they will take q course of your Sneciafiy Prepared Home Treatment in scoordance with directions that accom- Pany each eourse of tS tEsafmsn df sl dasad that or necessity for cigarettes. but their general health will be greatly tm- proved Yours cHAKk1Es tH1aKk:1 L. MASON.
 EHsI1I JSMns sPTo5nnfs HOME CURE REMEDIEs. For Drug Addictions. Alcoholism Tobacco and Cigarette Habits. Nervous nssS ana Insomnia will be furnished at the following prices:
 Whiskey. Wine or Beer. 19.50 Tobacco. Cigarettes or snuff. .... 500 Al forms of Nervousness or In
 pr.Ses sSashis for Hypodermio or internsI mai r4o1S treatment for Drug Addictions TiIi be furnished, on application. with \ frss sample treatment, charges pre- soolsIets on Drug Addictions. Drunk enneRs Nervousness and Insomnia. To- hacco and Cigarette Habits contain lnR testimonials, etc, sent sealed under plain cover. Correspondence confden- Hai. Address Charles B. James, or james sanatorium, 2lp Delta Bldg, ARA1aAhAs pAA~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-08

with his jaws like a bull dog. Mir. Wade was armed with a butcher knife. but his arm was almost destroyed be. lore he could light the animal of.