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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-03-31
HER FEET WERE
SORE ANDCRACKED
Soles Seemed as Though Covered
with Knife Cuts Could Not Bear
Weight Of Feet Even on Pillow
Was Long Unable to Walk Many
Remedies Failed Now Cured.
WILL PRAISE CUTICURA
AS LONG AS SHE LIVES

"Some four years ago had the mis-
fortune to have my feet get sore. The
doctors could not tell me what it was.
used everything could hear or think
Of but all to no avail. The feet were
all cracked across the bottom as if you
had taken knife and cut them every
whichway. They would peel up, and,
oh, my! how they did hurt when /
would try to walk - which was NOT
able to do for a long time. One day
one Of our neighbors came to our house
and asked what was the matter. I
showed him my feet and he said he had
some Cuticura Ointment which would
heal them up. There was only enough
to apply once, but found it helped
me SO much that / sent for set. Of
Cuticura Soap, Cuticura Ointment, and
Cuticura Pills, costing one dollar, and
to my great joy, my feet were cured
and have never troubled me since. ]
shall praise Cuticura as long as live
for the great help it has been. Mrs
Margaret Primmer, Plattin, Mo-, Juns
80 and July 81, 1907"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-03-31

could not longer be postponed. II
was during her stay at her home in
South Otselic that she wrote him the
remarkable series of letters which
were found among Gillette's effects
after his arrest.
In these outpourings of her sou.
she breathed the poignancy of her
sorrow, and her sweetness OF girlish
youth, faith and self sacrifice were
ever apparent. In her misery she
pleaded with her lover to come to her
saying that she had been brave but
was beginning to feel discouraged.
In spite Of her suffering she thought
first of all of him, and how she might
lessen any burden that he was Gcs-
tined to bear
II am as lonesprae for you as oh,
as thought IL be. tlont believe
you've even missed me- she wrote
soon after her arrival home. 81 did
not think all The home folks would
be SO glad to soc me- They ate me
up, and IL you ever thought
/ was spo;.ei child, lear. don't
know what vow will think OF me
when get back. You or anyone else
won't be able to do anything with
me-"
A few days later she wrote: II
have done nothing but cry since +
got here. II you were only here /,
would not feel 80 badly. I do try
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-03-31

day he went on an excursion with
the young women from Cortland
whom he had promised to meet.
Alarm was felt in Big Moose over
the failure of Gillette to return with
the boat he had rented and search
was made the next day. The boat
was found floating bottom up near
shore in secluded part of the lake,
with a woman's wrap spread over the
bottom. The lake was dragged and
the body of Grace Brown was found
about 800 feet from shore. Gillette
subsequently was arrested at Eagle
Bay on July a.
The trial began at Herkimer at a
special term of the supreme court on
November IL, 1906 and on December
5 Gillette was found guilty of MUIR
der in the first degree and sentenc-
ed to death. The prosecution pre-
sented chain of evidence which
the defense was unable to break
down. Gillette, who testified, denied
none of the evidence except the ac-
tual killing of the girl. He said she
had urged him to marry her but that
he was not in a position to do so at
that time as he had but scant means
and his marriage would mean the
loss of his position in the factory.
He said the girl arose in the boat,
declaring that she would end the
matter then and there, and leaped
overheard The boat was overturned
he claimed, and although he made eff
forts to save the girl from drowning
he was unable to do so. The evidence
showed that the water was but few
feet deep. Upon his failure to res
cue the girl he said he had waded
ashore. He explained the condition
Of his baggage by saying that he
had left it on the bank where they
had partaken Of some light luncheon.
The tennis racquet, with which the
prosecution Claimed ne mad dealt the
girls death blow, was found hidden
in the woods after three weeks
search.
The execution of the death penalty
was stayed by an appeal to the court
of appeals on February 10, 1907 and
on January last the case was ar,
gued. The court affirmed the judg.
ment of conviction and fixed the week
beginning March 80 for carrying out
the death sentence.
Gillitte's mother visited Alban,
and pleaded with Governor Hughes
to commute the death sentence tt
life Imprisonment but the governor
1 declined to interfere.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-03-31

FREE. Igorote's Puzzle. FREE.
+. To Introduce. We will give away
five thousand of these Igorrote's
Double Cross Puzzles, made of Phil
ippine mahogany. Difficult and fas-
cinating. Write quick and enclose
four cents in stamps to cover cost OF
mailing puzzle, that's all. Address
Dominocards Co., 1907 Chouteau Ave.
st. Louis, Mo.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-03-31

Mrs. Worry: Cooks going to
leave; what will I do?" Her Indul-
gent Husband: "Get her Hunts Per
feet baking powder-it never disap-
points'-and extracts, too.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-03-31

kins will give barn dance on his
country place to those who think
they have any notion of letting the
Duke of Abruzzi get away. Mr. Har-
riman will give pink tea at the Wal
dorf-Astoria to all persons who think
he is licked. Mr.. Bryan will give a
huge lawn party at his home near
Lincoln to all persons thinking he is
going to step aside for Mr.. Johnson.
Other fools will be cared for in var
ious other ways.
The milliners will meanwhile show
Those gorgeous Easter hats,
With large soup lunches pinned to
them,
And various ding bats;
And while the ladies dance for joy
Before this line of goods,
Their lords will pack an extra shirt
And light out for the woods.
The national convention of the pop
ulist party will begin at st. Louis
April 2. Ways have been asking why
it has been set for so late in the
month. The moon will look like Bill
Taft on the 18th. The big leagues
will soon be under way The Ameri-
can and National will brain about the
18th, but the Anti-Saloon league will
get started week earlier. Easter
will occur on the 10Th, and the Goth
will be devoted to discussing what
everyone had on. Persons who didn't
have anything on to speak of will, OF
course, be uncomfortable.
The sweet Elvira will to church
In rustling silks and tulles,
Which she will lift up to her knees
In passing little pools;
And just because a. few men look,
No one commits sin,
For else it were not known her clothes
Are new clear to the skin.
After the 23rd April will be under
| the influence of Taurus the Bull. Wal
street, which has for so long been un
der the influence of Teddy the Bear
will be emancipated. Mr.. Hartman
will give dinner at which he will
make public the details of his pla1
to lock all square deal fanatics up ii
round houses.
! Persons born under Taurus are bull
headed, and have double eowlicks
They are suspicious, and think tn,
gas meter is fact. They are self-will
ed, but their wives can make then
vote dry. They are very intelligent
and understand railroad time tables.
The children will take Easter egg
And play upon the floor,
And the baby will down one mad
L
With H2SO4.
The doctor will come on the jump. !
And lighting, will sprain a leg,
And the whole household will wee
and pray
Till baby lays the egg.
j And then the buds of May will Oh
their fair and fragrant eyes, and th
promise of the coming June will glin
mer in the skies; the crickets and tn
4 katydids in sweeter songs will joi1
and the mint will put In God w
Trust" upon our wicked coin.
FREE. Igorote's Puzzle. FREE
TO Introduce. We will give ava
five thousand of these Igorrote,
Double Cross Puzzles, made of Phi
ippine mahogany. Difficult and fas
cinating. Write quick and enclos
four cents in stamps to cover cost {
mailing puzzle, that's all. Addres
Dominocards Co., 1907 Chouteau Ave
\ st. Louis, Mo.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-03-31

Manzan Pile Remedy comes ready
to use, in collapsible tube, with noz-
zle. One application soothes and
heals. reduces inflammation and re
lieves soreness and itching. Price SOC.
Lenhart Drug Co.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-03-31
LIVED IN THREE CENTURIES
VIGOROUS AND STRONG AT 1903
Mrs. Mary Wilkins. Of Remington,
Ind, mother of DR.. John A. Wilk-
ins of Delta. Ind, is one OF
the Oldest residents Of
the state. having lived
in three centuries
and being in her
l0sth year.

She was born in County Tyrone, Ire
land, September, 2oth, 1899, and came
to this country with her husband in $40.
She is the mother of four children all liv-
ing. AT the present time she is visiting
daughter in Indiana and is in splendid
health. She enjoyed an automobile ride
few days ago and was greatly pleased
at the speed. Mrs. Wilkins remembers
the browning of Queen Victoria, and
enjoys telling of the experiences and
conditions of hundred years ago.
On January 18th, Margaret Watson,
daughter Of Mrs. Wilkins sent the fol-
lowing letter from her mother:
DEAR Mr.. DUFFY:-I want to tell
you about your medicine, It is doing me
so much good. I am now very old
woman. Ihave passed my 1oSth birth
day. Since taking your Pure Malt Whis-
key my appetite is better, and am
stronger. l rest better and my daughter
who is IS years old, says | am getting
younger every day. l feel that your
Whiskey is food and that it will keep
me alive for great many years more.
Your Malt Whiskey makes me think Of
the whiskey they make in Ireland. You
may put this in the paper if you want TO. -
&, r>,os, ord x,,h,,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-03-31
The Sweetest Thing Made

Red Band Brand Candies; guaran-
teed under the pure food and drug
act, June 80, 1906. U. S. serial No.
IT'S. Chocolates all fiavors, 30c per
lib; creams, cocoanuts, bon hons, ETC..
15c. per lb.
At The Fair Store
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-03-31
GanderbOne's April Forecast
Copyright 1907 by G. H. Rieth

The April rains will put a bit
OF Irish in the lawn,
And new and brighter augury
Will paint the east at dawn.
The songs Of birds will fill the day,
And the night be full of frogs,
And every time cloud blows up
1T will rain cats and dogs,
And water nevis, and other brutes,
And also pollywogs.
The brown thrush will return to sing
its song at even hush; and the kind
eyed cow will moult and rear new
and redder plush; the young mans
thoughts will love to dwell upon his
lady loye, while he is not the one at
all that she is voting Of,
The railroads, meanwhile, will retrieve
Their spirits and elate
Upon the lockout blow the courts
Have dealt the 2-cent rate.
They'll all rebait their hooks again,
And drop them in the pool,
And when T. r. gets after them,
They'll all cry "April FOOL"
And then there will be doings in
the presidential race, for everybody
in it will accelerate the pace. The
hoofs of Mr.. Johnson will put up q
cloud of dirt, and Mr.. Bryan will put
! on most terrific squirt. The presi-
Dental bee which has been up in Bill
Taft's hat will be removed by Roose-
y welt from that high habitat; and when
it seems the field behind imperils Ted,
dy's bets, the bee will be slipped in
the seat of Williams trouserettes.
Whereat the very earth will rock.
{ And sod and bits Of loan
Will obfuscate the sky each time
The sting is driven home;
And while to all the others once
They pass the grandstand twice,
Bills T. and B. will blandly ask,
s'Whom shall we run for vice."
April was named for Venus, the Ro
man goddess of spring. She was the
mother of Aenaes, and attended the
first mothers congress with tina
young man in her arms. She was {
very fashionable woman, and invent
ed divorce. She was at different time!
the wife of Vulcan, Adonis and Anchis
es, and held the matrimonial RECORD
until Lillian Russell. The planet We
&. nus was named. for her, as was tn
city of Venice. She is also the hero
inc of Three Weeks.
The baseball player will resume
With letters on his suit
And the fan will sit out in the SUI
And violently root.
His supper will grow cold and stale,
His wife will swear a bit,
And the cook will make a clalk mar
on
The kitchen floor and quit.
The straw hat season will come i
the oyster will go out: the last fe,
N flocks of buckwheat cakes will sol
of hang about; the spring electio
will reflect red fire against the SIX.
another good share Of the earth Wi
suddenly go dry, and the congress wi
debate upon relief laws for the losers
and lay reservation out for our III
happy boozers.
The program Of All Fools Day wi
be more elaborate than usual. M
Roosevelt will give dinner at tn
4 White House to those who think b
isn't going to run again. Mr.. Rockt
Teller will give banquet at Cleve
land to those who think he is going
pay that $29 100000 fine. Senator E
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-03-31
Muslin Underwear Special

WUSfFT1 OTEuST"CdT 0pcCIdT
To each lady purchasing muslin
underwear to the amount of 81 and
over will receive free a beautiful
turnover collar.
AT The Fair Department Store
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-03-31
Duffv's Pure Malt whiskey

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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-03-31

Warm baths with Cuticura Soap and
gentle anointings with Cuticura Oint-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-03
Las IrogcdiioS del autOnbvI|

Comunican desde Roma, que
cerca de Albenga (Gan0va) ocu-
rri6 una tragedia espantosa.
Un ingeniero, llamado Gallo
II, que veranea con Su tamilia
en- IN hote1ito a Ia orilla del
mar, 1egresaba de una expedi
cion de caza. Su hijo una pre-
cioSa criatura de seis amos, salio
a recibirle, corriendo por en- me-
diO de Ia Carretera. En- aquel
instante cruz0 i tremenda vel0
cidad TN autom6vil, en- que iban
al pueblo las dos hijas dc los
marqueses de Revendin, Y arro-
Yo al nino.
Gallori, enloQuecido al yer i
su hijo cubiert0 de sangre apun-
to con su escopeta al automoVil,
Y dispar0 los dos tiroS, que al l.
canzaron i una de las senoritas
Ell Ia espalda Y al "chaufter en-
Ia cabeza. Sin direction el au-
tom0vil, siguio vertiglnosamen-
te, y derrumbandose por IN te-
rraplen. fue a estrelIarse contra
unas penas. 4 Ia orllla del mar.
FL chauffeur V una de las
marquesitas estaban muertos.
La otra sen0rita estaba herlda
gravlSlmamente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-03
Nurero 81


Mr.. John Tuck, de IS amos de
edad, residente en- Brooklyn,
acaba de MORN victima de su
abnegacion. La habitaci6n de
w. Clanter, Sc inCendi0; el an
Ciano en- esos mOmentOs estaba
en- companla de la esposa de
Clanter Y entire los dos Quisie-
ron apagar las llamas per0 sus
esfuerzos tueron inutiles; el
fuego Sc pr0long0 con violencia
Y Ell techO que era de metal
principle a fundirse. Algunas
gOtas CayerOn sObre ellOs Y no
les qued0 Otr0 recurSO que ell de
lanzarse a la calle dando gritos
de dolor. Una vez ALI la muier
exclamo: 'Hemos olvidadO al
nino' Y Quiso precipitarse al
interior de la casa. I'll ancia-
no la detuvo dici6ndOle: No
os preocupeis, voy a buscarl0
Subi0 la escalera y lleg6 4 la
alcoba en- donde estaba la CANA
Y Ell infante despierto casi SOTO
cado por el humo Mr.. Tuck
sin vacilar 10 cogio en- los bra
z0s Y env0lviendolo en- una
manta para que no SC quemara
sali6 precipitadamente. En-
nero. en- csc fnStantp nm updazO
del techo de metal fundid0 Sc
desplomo sobre su cabeza Y ell
anciano cay0 a terra protegien-
do con su cuerpo al nilo. Tuvo
fuerzas para levantarse des
cendi6 la escalera y entrego el
hijo a la madre, Desputs Sc
apOy6 contra el murO de la
casa Y dando un grito horrible
.cay0 muerto: el metal tundidO
le habia despedazado Ell craneo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-03
Litigio original

En- Napoles ha empezado I'm
litigio que promote ser curioso.
Tn sarcerdote de aquellaciudad,
dueno de regular fortuna, re
dact6 in testamento y Ell pobre
senor Sc olvido de fecharlo. Hijo
reconocido de la iglesia, deiaba
toda su fortuna al Papa, reinan-
te'. Cuando Sc abrio el testa-
no habia Papa. Habia
Leon XIII y aun no es-
taba elegido Pio X. La curia re-
clama Ia herencia; pero los pa
rientes del cura no quieren SOL
tarla, Y arguyen que, i falta de
Pontlfice, son ellOs los herederos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-03
La Calu1rania

El odio ruin de un coraz6n podrido
Sugirio vii pensar a una vii mente
Y una boca ann mas vii, arteramente.
Sembro la negra especie en- un dido.
AquelIo arroyo fu6 que. sin ruido
DesIiz6se al principle cuaI serpiente,
AqueIlo q POGO. en- bramador torrentes
Vi6se en- mar furioso convertible.
Naufrago aquel honor, veneer guerra,
Que insensatez! el 1mpetu salvaje
Del mar de la calumnia turbuento
Mas Ie agot6 las fuerzas 10 agonfa,
Sc cerr0 sobre el triste 81 oleaje~.
Ann sobre aquella tumba Drama el Went
Francisco Rodriguez Marin.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-03
Esqueletos Gigantescos

En- unos campos minerOs de
la Republica Mexicana, Sc ha
encOntradO una cueva conte-
niendo 200 esqueletos de seres
humanos, los cuales miden una
altura de 8. pies Sc cree que
esta cueva fue Ell lugar de entie-
RIO de una raza de gigantes pre-
decesora de los Aztecas.
Uno dc los esqueletos fue ar
mado y midio s pies y1I pulga-
das dc altura. I'm molar es su-
ticiente para romper I'm COCO, "
la cabeza mide Is pulgadas des
de la fTente hasta la nuca
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-03
IDceadiO en- una I6lesia
II estoic0 domiuico Buenaventura

En- Ia iGlesia catolica dc San
Pablo EN- Berlin propiedad de
los Dominicos mientras una mu-
chedumbre de 1900 personals, la
mayor parte de elias muieres v
ninos, estaba reunida en ella
para Dir la misa Y ell sermon del
Padre Dominica Buenaventura
ST declare I'm incendi0.
Mlentras todos los tieles esta
ban arrodillados, alguien avis0
al Padre Buenaventura que la
iglesi0 era presa de las lIamas
Sin manitestar la aQitaci0n. el
monte st dirlgl6 al cura que es-
taba ohciando Y le dijo que sus-
pendlera la misa habI0 despues
con los miemb bros del clero que
r0deaban al altar, Y estos sc di-
rigierOn a los teles, rogandoles
que salieran de la iglesia con la
mayor calma, pues Sc acababa
de descubrir IN fuego de min
.guna lmpOrtancla detras del
Altar Mayor. En- csc momento,
" en- su parte exterior, era una
hoguera. Felizmente, las per
sonas que Sc hallaban en- la igle-
sia, no podian darse cuenta de
la gravedad del peligro, Y sa-
Heron con buen orden.
Cuando estuvieron en- la calle,
sorprendieronse al yer que va
estaban trabajando los bonn
berOs.
Descubri6se que en- diferentes
puntos del techo de la iglesia
habian sido lanzados hachones
empapados en- petr6leo, 10 cual
explica la rapidez con que sc
incendio el edifcio.
Las llamas fueron dominadas
no sin difcultad y las perdidas
son de consideration.
Opina la policia que el incen-
dio es obra de los mismos ban
didos que redujeron d cenizas
el "A de Abril ultimo, la iglesia
de la Guarnici0n.
Y aseguran los bomberos que
solamente a la sangre fria del
Padre Buenaventura y dc los
demas sacerdotes deb6se el ha-
berse eVitado una espantosa
catastrofe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-03

Haota los perr0S eStan suje-
tos a la moda; en- los moment0s
presentes las razas preleridas
son las mas pequenaS las que
una sonora puede llevar dentrO
del manguit0 O en- el bOlsillO
del abrigo, Los verdaderos ah-
cionados no Sc c0ntentaban, sin
embargo con este. necesitaban,
I'M perro que Sc pudiera meter
en- el bOlsillO del chaIec0. POr.
fortuna para ell0s, ACADIA dc des-
cubrirse EN- Australia una nue.
va raza Gamma cuvo tamano
excede en muy POGO al del ration.
Ahora el perro de Ultima mo
da es el Terrier v el Toy
perro muv peQueno de pelo
largo V ondulado, brillantes ho-
Jos Y atiladO h0c}co Serrun0. I'm
perrito de e>tos. 81 es de pura
raza, puede costar de so a 100
dollars. FL nuevo perro aus
tralianO Sera tOdavia muChOmaS
caro-; desgraciadamente dicese
que su principal alimento CON
siste en- legartijasy lombrises de
terra, una aHmentaci0n que a
los ojos de las damas constituira
un repugnante defecto, enanos
del mundO CaninO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-03

Ia DOCUMBNTACION DE PIO TX

I'm decreto de la Congregation de
los Rit0s, fechado en- Julio de 1907,
Glirigi6 un llamamiento a todos cuan-
30s poseyeran documentos biogr hcos
lie Pho *, exigiendo por "deber dc
conciencia" que todos los que con un
motive 8 con Otr0 tuvieren en- Su po
der dichos documentos los remitiesen
s infOrmasen 3cerca dc elloS Il pos
4ulante de Ia cauSa de beatiGcaci0n
del difunt0 Papa Mastai-Ferrett
III llamamiento 10 ha sidO ineflcaz,
III mucho menOs; pues el aludido pos
9ulante, Mons. Antonio CAM. ha reel
Dido inmensa cantidad dc papelcs,
entire los cuales hay dc to1o: cartas,
aut6grafOs, Memorials, libroS, publ
Gaciones va olvidadas, colecciones dc
peri0diCOs diariOS una mezcolanza
de material hist0rico el4ciouado con
Ia muy larga y accidentada vida dc
PfO TX.
FL secreto professional (y ritual
Slebiera velar eSta enorme recolcC-
ci6n de documentOS: pero como no
baStarla tOda una vida, p0r larga que
fuesc, para catalogar solo la avalan-
cha del material historico enviado
deSde todas las parties del mundo 4
las ohcinas de Mons. Cant, ha sido
1cceSario recluir un verdadero cier-
cito de prelados sacerdotes, etc, Y
entire tantas personas e1 secreto Sc ha
9raSlucido. Asf eS como sc con0ce
a1go el asunto.
Entire los papeles coleccionados
eexiste en- primer tGrmino una cores
pondencia abundante del propio Juan
Mastai-Ferretti cuando formata parte
del Cuerpo de Guardias mobiles del
Papa. Ell guardia Mastai Ferretti
est2ba punto de casarse con una
Iiistinguida se1orita, d. v, cuando
de improviSo la escribi0 una carta
verdadera Obra maestro devolviGn-
%d0la su pala bra, porque deseaba en-
trar en- el seno de Ia iglesia La
seforita que aludo Sc case luego
con TN famOSIsimo lngeniero
UnO de los mas intercSantes vO-
Ig1minosos dOcumentos del expedien-
&c dc beatihcacion de Pho TX 10 cons
4ituye On diario, redactado dfa por
aifa por el cardenal frances Bilio,
fraile dominica Este cardenal Sc de
dic6 4 escribir Ia cr6nica de su tempo
Y eSta cr0nica consta de 80 tomoS, EN-
los cua1es sc refere escrupulosamente
todo 10 sucedido; grandes aconteci-
anientos de Ia polftica y successes in
slgnihcanteS de la vida romano El
card denal Biblio era un ferviente adj
Eairador de Pio TX, y, al mismo item
30. IN juez muy imparcia de aquella
epoca.
Pocos documentos podran ilustrar
1anto como tai diario acerca de 10 vi
da del papa Mastai- Ferretti.
Otro distinguido escritor, monse-
Gor Francisco Liverani Q82 23-I86o)
gor0tonotario aposto1ico uno de los
meiores amigos de Pfo TX, reuni6
ANA cantidad de documentos de muy
aaiversa naturaleza, que utilizo para
escribir sus libros.
Todos estos documentos han sid0
esaviados por los bisnietos de Livera-
M 4 monsefior CAM, que tambien l1a
recibido I'D memorial del cardenal
napolitano D'Andrea, hombre de gran
mgenio pero extravagante y original,
7aras notas del cardena1 DI Prieto in
aeresantfsimas tambi6n.
Los e1ementos reunidos son mas
ague suficientes para lograr ell propo--
sito que Sc persigre.
Franco Kranchf.