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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-13
NEW YORK COTTON.
PRODUCE.

The market Is we'll supplied with
strawberries and prices are lower
Vegetables are active, with an easy
tone In new cabbages. Potatoes, both
new and old are In good supply and
easy There IL steady tone In the
poultry deal and a fair degree OF ac-
tivity. Butter is easy and eggs are
steady Receipts are showing little
change and demand IL increasing. Gen
eral trade in farm stun IL active. Pro-
visions are higher.
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uu.,ue.s-Iike Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Co., No.
15 John r. st Phone 149S.
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BOSTON COPPER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone Co. 1l6-i1s Griswlod-s
Open. High. Low. Noon.
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LOCAL STOCKS.

The following quotations furnished
by Lewis O. oorton, No. l4ls Majestic
building. May IL. 1909:
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ROCK ISLAND
LEADS MARKET
Report That Preferred Would B,
Put on Six Per Cent Basis Il
Factor in Trading.

Ais. InaL. 10, Anal. Cop, MA, Am
c r. 5iA 40 pref. ll5;s Am. Cot.
oil. s6S Am Ice Co +Oi. Am. Loco.
"a Am smelt. IS Am Sug.. ls+n !;
Am. T. 4 T.. lsoA, Am. roe: pref.
lel !. Anae.; Soh. Ateh.. l9ss b. o.
ll5s. Brook. X. T.. 1sS Can. Pac..
ISL Il. Cen. Lsath.. SoA do pref. 100.
{. o. sss.. {. 4 CT. w. Al: c.. NJ
& ST +. 1914 &. & y. w. lSA Col:
r. & J.. ssss. Col a So, ssls do I'd
pref. s0h Cons Gas, ltsa Corn
Prod. 2sA Del IL, 1914: ID. a r. G..
81. Dis Sec Cor. 3sA. Erie. s4h; do
LIST pref. So: do "a pref. l3; Gen.
Flee, 100, CT Nor. pref. l+5A: CT. ~.
ore. eff. I2A Ill Cent. las. Int. Met.
iss do pref. ssS; X. {. 50. an. do
AZ y Nat. Lead, s.N Newhouse. "a !:
y \. G.. lsl N. Y, -. n W.. tyh
Nor Pac. it6A Penn. r. r.. i35 ~ I.
PEG. q. n 9. liSas; Reading. ISM !;
ISL ssn; do pref. 72h Sloss Steel,
s0is, 90. Pac.. l22h: So. Ry.. 3lh do
pref. ga; Tenn. Cop. &SA. T.. ST. L.
4 w, 81 "a: Twin CITY r. r., loe n /;
Union Pae.. lss; L. 5. c. l. p. s4rs
U. :. Rub. ssS.: I. ) Steel. 5sy do
pref, llsI: Utah Cop. 81: Wabash, 20;
w. L. Tel. 7sA. West MIG. ssh Nab.
bonds. loia: Third Ave. 3sA; Texas.
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Apples-rancy. sssoUs,. common.
iaIkQtso per Dbl: western boz apples.
tl.7S63.so per boz.
Csbbase-New. Sl75@2 per crate.
CsuiiAower-Ss.s5 per doz
Cei~ry-Florioa. $3.50 per crate
ishc; Limsarger. June. 1soi October.
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CLEVELAND. o.. May 13.-Hogs-
Receipts 1900. 1oc higher; mediums
and heavies, $3.50: mixed. S.45; york
tle--Receipts cars. firm. Lambs-Re-
ceipts 10 cars. strong. $50. Calves
S347.75.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-06-30
AIRsHIP THROUGH STORM
Count Zeppelin Does Not Lose CcntroI
Under Most Adverse Conditions

Biberach, Baden, Germany, June 80.
After battling for three hours with
a storm. Count Zeppelin VINO left Erie
drichshafen late Monday night for
Metz was forced to land his great air
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-06-30
GREEN MOUNTAIN VALLEY

Asa Elwell an wife have returned
from visit in Boston.
Patrick Collins on the Elwell place
has the finest garden for miles around.
Percy Elwell went to Bennington to
visit mis- mother and other relatives
recently.
The place for all lovers of black,
long berries is in the Green Mountain
valley district.
Edgar Pratt of Pratt street is at
work for his father Dennis Pratt on
the Robert Hill farm.
We think the sentence of Thomas
Harris very light compare TO human
life which seems of very little account
nowadays.
There was a grand family reunion
at Smith STATIONS in the Chapel dis
trict in honor of visit of Mrs. STRAIT
tons sister
miserable looking tramp barefoot
ed went through here a few days ago
asking charity and when receiving it
covered his face with his hand and
pretended TO be unable to talk.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-06-30
WOULD AMEND CONSTITUTION
Aldrlch Joint Resolution Proposes
Plan to Provide for Income Tax

Washington. June PA joint reso-
luton proposing an income tax amend
ment TO the constitution was yester-
day reported TO the senate by Mr.. AL
drich from the finance committee and
ordered to be printed and to lie on
the table. The proposed amendment
is as follows.
Article XVI-The Congress shall
have power to lay and collect taxes
on incomes from whatever source de-
rived. without apportionment among
the several states, and without regard
to any census or enumeration.
Mr.. Aldrich said he thought this
amendment might be passed by the
senate without debate but Mr.. Borah
replied that he could not give his as
sent until the income tax amendment
TO the tariff bill saould be disposed of.
Mr.. Aldrich made no further effort to
obtain action.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-06-30
Doctors Prescriptions

1t has been proved over and over
again that the doctors of this country
freely prescribe proprietary medicines
in Latin for their patients until they
are advertised to the public,a after which
time they consider it duty to imme-
diately condemn the very same medi.
cine, not because the preparation is
any less valuable Tut because it is
not ethical" to prescribe an advertis.
ed medicine. There are, however
many physicians of recognized stand
ing broad minded and successful
enough to continue to prescribe such
standard remedies as Lydia h. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound which
they know to be good.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-06-30
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told Briefly
for Busy Readers.

]. George Hudgins. collector for the
s-w Eag.and leiepaota x Telegraph
company was in Rutland today on
business for the company.
Sidney Jones of Pittsfield visited
his mother. Mrs. L. JCLes OF .s.se
street last week Mrs jones brother
Samuel DETROIT of Canaan, \. Y. a.
rived here Monday and will make It
his home here for a while.
Billy Van Sleet the automobiist
and balloon pilot, was enjoying a glass
of soda in a North street store last
evening. The weather was warm so
he decided to take trolley ride. Must
have been a little tame for Van Sleet
to take a JOY ride in trolley.-Pitts-
field Journal.
The fourteen telephone linemen un-
der the charge of b. B. Britt who have
been in Bennington the past two weeks
erecting new poles and cables leave
today TO inspect all lines and poles
under the New England system be-
tween this village and Manchester.
The return tennis match between
the North Adams Country club and
the Mount Anthony club which was
scheduled for Saturday of this week
on the Mt. Anthony Courts has been
postponed as the Bennington team is
unable TO play on that day. Another
date will be arranged
The pa"lor ca bennington ON the
q yshir street "fiway while south
bound Monday noon became stalled on
the Lenox Dale bridge owing to some
trouble with the machinery. 1t could
be run north but could not be made
to go south. Four cars were brought
to a halt by it and after another car
had pushed it part way to Lee it was
decided to run ii back to Pittsfield and
make the necessary repairs. It was
run home through this city later in
the day.-North Adams Herald.
TIE grilling seems to be over, tenn
porarily at least. All the lements Of
caloric rays, humidity, worry and
weather talk that in combination make
people transpire and weaken and wilt
are still about, but powerless for dis
comfort in the face of the cool breeze
which followed the heavy rain in
nearby towns Monday. Tuesday and
today the air was purity almost per
sonified. The relief, however Is not
for long. If the clerk of the weather
is correct in ais calculations. He re-
ports hot wave from the northwest
headed this way and declares it will
reach this section on schedule time.
1t was 80 at Green ay. Wis, yesterday,
SO in Montana and nearly 80 in Mil
waukee and it is from that part of the
country the hot wave is marching on.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-06-30
EAST HooSIck

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ross called
on friends in this place last Sunday.
Miss Buffum of Manchester is spend
ing few days with her cousin Mrs.
Burton Bromley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlow Tinkham spent
last Sunday with her father, VIM. p.
Brown of Hoosick.
Fred Burgess and j. Bardon are
identifying their residences with a
good coat of paint.
rr a-d Mrs Bri1 rlCr sp4nt
last Sunday in Petersburg with their
nephew, Isaac Warren Bowie.
Solomon Carpenter returned to
SALISBURY recently after spending a
lev days with Da.:e. llnkbnu.
Mrs. Burton Bromley returned home
recently after spending a few days
Hsih her mothe' a, East Dorset.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bowie and little
son from New Jersey spent Tuesday
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Brimmer.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-06-30
He. Roster & Co.
Toilet Necessities and Notions
AT Reduced Prices

HI NSUuCCu i itSO
Csc ColQate's Talcum, Cashmere -
Bouquet loc
Csc Mennen's Borated lalcum loc
Csc Mennen'S Velvet Talcum loc
25c CorylopsiS Talcum loc
Csc Mrs Winslow's Talcum loo
l5c Pears Soap loc
25c Pears Soap loc
CSC Cuticura Soap l9c
25c Packers Tar Soap l7c
l5c Williams Tar Soap loo
25c DR.. Lyons Tooth Powder l7c
25c Rubifoam Tooth Wash nc
25c Colgates Tooth Powder l7c
Csc Colgate's Cream l7c
SOC Nicholson Bay Rum Csc
SC Blue Seal Vaseline &c
Csc Waving Irons lOc
l5c Folding Curling Irons l0c
f0c Folding Curling Irons SC
1Oc Colgate Perfume at sc
Csc Whisk Broom at &c
25c Standing Mirror at lOc
lOc Cube Pins at &c
SC Collar Buttons gold plate &c
Sc Bone Collar Buttons &c
SC Blasting Thread &c
lOc Bone Hair Pins, dozen SC
Csc Bone Hair Pins, dozen &c
1Oc Hair Net sc
SC Box Hair 4c
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-06-30
CARS RUNNING
Pittsburg Cars are in Operation on all
Divisions Today

Pittsburg, Pa, June 29.-Street cars
in this city began operations guarded
by scores of police this morning at
o'clock and have run without serious
interruption all day
At noon every division was in full
operation and the strike which started
Sunday morning seemed to have come
to sudden end for the time being at
least. Sunday and Monday not a car
was run in the entire city, marking
the first trouble between the company
and employees in 10 years.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-06-30
HOPE FOR DON CARLOS
Pretender to Spanish Throne May Re
cover From Operation

San Sebastian, June S0.--A private
dispatch received here from Varose
says that notwithstanding the recent
serious operation on Don Carlos the
pretender to the Spanish throne, he
has not given up hope of his ultimate
recovery.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-06-30

Colds that hang on weaken the con.
stitution and develop into consump-
ton. Foley's Honey and Tar cures
persistent coughs that refuse to yield
to other treatment. Do not expert
meet with untried remedies as delay
may result in your cold settling on
your lungs.-Quinlan Pharmacy.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-06-30
ship, Zeppelin /. here for repairs.

In spite of the fact tn at the airship
was forced to descend here the flight
is looked upon as a triumph. The
count succeeded in holding his course
for SO miles and though moving com
paratively slowly, drove the machine
through the storm without losing con-
troll for a second.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-06-30
Notice.

Whereas my husband has left my
bed and board without just cause of
of provocation, / hereby forbid all
persons harbouring him or trusting
him on my account as l shall pay no
bills of his contracting after this
date.
a Mrs. Mary Waite,
North Bennington, VT, June %. 'O9.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1909-06-30
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup

BIAS been used for over sIxTY-FIvE YEARS By NIL
LIONS Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
rEErHING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t sOOTHES
he CHILD, SOFrENS the GUMS, ALLAYs all PAIN;
CURES WIND collie, and 10 the bss. remedy for DIAR-
RHGA. Sold by Druggists In every part of the world.
Be sure aud ask for Mrs. winslows Soothing Syrup,
and take other kind Twenty-Five eeuts bottle Guar
1nieed under the Food and Drugs Act June h 1904 Serial
Number loaa. AN OLD AND WELL TRIED REMEDY
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1909-01-09
UN Alto ODIOSO
delle autOrita' austria
che.
Roma. t9

Ieri Oddc MarinelE telegrafo d& Tries
to che ssrebbe ritornato in seno alla fam
glis cggistesso Ieri serapoS fecesegus
zreunsaltr0steaegE aegEaninesannunciantgOhe
iiK KGonsiglio tStabo delfamperiaieeegid
SGoverno austricoesvevs proibito &ai rel
gnicoli di alloBs Bssnarsi da Trieste, pena
la perdita della cauzione. Fu telegrsfa-
to subito alton.
Vecchini perche' 81 Interest," della cosa.
Inutile commentare, dice la Ragione
questi atti odiosi dele autorita austria
che lie quail fniscono poi per diveutare
ridicole persistendo in divieti assurdi ed
iIIegali. Forse non potendo tenere in
gabbia gil arrestati tenta di oppropriar-
81 le quattromila lire di cauzione
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Una trovata inglese.

Avendo notato che cani del ciechi
fanno eccerenti incassi con lie ciotole
che tengono fra / denti 8 che presentauo
al passanti, sudditi di Edoardo VII
hanno incaricato una squadrs di questi
cani di far la auestua per gil ospizi-
/ bravi klebs 81 sono disimpegnati con
grande onesta questo sintende ma
ancbe con zelo, del loro delicate, conpi-
to, perch6 dieci fra essi, addetti ad un or
fanotrono, hanno portato q quell'istitur
to, in un ammo, la cifra rotondetta di 460
lire esterline, ossia Ii 300 frsnchi.
IBfassi come si pn6 riRntaraUne eiexuo-
sinas@Gn bravo cane cheviene "a chie-
dervela dimensndoi la c6daf
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1909-01-09
LA NOBILTA in GINA.

vi sOno tire titoli di nobilta mel Celes-
te Tmpero: principe duca e marcdese.
Ma vi sono quattro cIassi per ciacuno di
questi titoli, di maniera che un principe
di primo range 9 un figIio d'imperalore,
mentre nd msrchese di quarta classe cor
risponde clio che & in Inghilterra nm
knight vita, col titoIo di sir.
Non vi sono ne CONT, ne baroni, come
mel Giappcne, in Gina
La nobiltd celeste ediscendsdieun gra.
do ad ogni .generaxione: i fdiscendenti
degIi imperatorino sonopidniente al
la terra generazione; essl faano sempli-
cemente parte del clan imperiale e souc
aloggiati nella citt& tartara intorao ALA
reggia. con IN assegno di cinque franchi
al gicrno Si riconoscono ALA loro Gin
tura gialla sono numerosissini. La
loro genealogia conssrvata mel regis
tro imreriale.
La miseria degli uomiDi des clan i'm
periaie
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Ill PRINCIPE EREDATA-
Rio TURCO
rinunzia al suoi dirittl
Un mutamento nelI'or =
dine della successione i'm
perialee
Do~Isvo 90
Berlino, 90

Telegr emmi da Ccstautinopoli al gior
male berIinesi snnunciano che l'erede al
trono avrebbe rinunciato al suoi diritti
di successione. Lerebbe sarebbe attual
mente il principe Joussouf, 6gIio del
sultano Aziz -Tussavia il gran -vizin
proporra prossirssaras sIste Al parlsmeuro
di nodifcare Tcrdine di successione q
benefcio del principe Selim oppure del
principe Burhan. III aquaie ebbe parte
inportante neIIa proclamazione della
costituzione. 81 domanderebbe neil tenn
po stesso al Parlamento di modifcare
rordiue di successione 9 di sostituire la
successione per ordine di primogenitura
a quella in vigore fnora q beueGcio del
pin anziano della famiglia.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1909-01-09
IL suppIizio di un brigan
te afganO.

IIuo del component Ia missione dlplo
.aatica iuglsse Caboul, hs dato ad un
1ioxnale ii I.ondra aleune informazioni
srecise sui misteriosol lpaese dsgli Afga
nj. che fu per tanto tempo ciiiaso ali IN
Huenza europea.
ouesto uficiale, che ac rornpagnava il
rappresensante del vicere dele Indie. Ia
narrato nei suof pia m'nuti particular
resecuzione al un brigante, ala quale
ggli assistett5 rscanaosi "a candonar a
caboul
Flu in una gabbia di ferrot alta larga
appens IN metro, che lemiro fece chiu-
dere il fanoso capo bandito Kan Mad,
caduto fnalmente in suo po4sre. dopo
di aver ..terroaizzatO per motif ami i
paese.
La gabbia fu issata q1ssi in Gina ad
un' antenna mel pozzo di Lataband, dove
il brigante aveva svaligiato ucciso tan
te carovape.
Eli capo dsgli assassin rimase lsssu,
raunicchiato ia quel metro di spazio 6
Vi mori di disagio, di fame, dis esdi
altri inauditi patimenti.
Questo fatto dimosira quel grado
di civilizzazione sono giunti fnora gil
Afgani.
Passanao pie deu'antenua, ALA qua
lie era appesa Ia Terrible gabbia, mem
bri della rnissisae inglesa, distinguevanO
attraverso le sbarre di essa il cadsvere
del malfattore cost crudslmente punitc
Q ridottc mel pid spaysntevcle state.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1909-01-09
SCIOPERO DI s'MAT-
laa s DORIS.

G1. anaaSzasOEi guaadGAnSn' %eny
.gunGssehtrati daiscsi ssi;sspno. ymsesS
sinsacippsto' laeefdi noel p4asseradsl Ui5
iGampeador3 an aunnehtC df satsTfo conf
.sidgrevols saglidmpessari -che~lii iiunpie,
gano.
Considerable, infatti, chef tori detti
di Minrs sono animsli pericolosissimi
essi rifutano di assalirli Sc non 81 accor-
ds loro il doppio della paga fnora per
cepita.
On solo matador, Guninito, 81 & aste,
n uto dali aderire a questa decisione col
lettiva.
CaIi amatori Go; o6ciouadas) criticano
severissimamente questo sciopero; per.
che. essi dicono, il motive invocato per
giusti6csrlo farebbe quasi credere che i
ma tadors nancano di abiIit& 0 di corag
gio.
On buon matador. secondo gG ahcio-
nados, deve potter sfrontare tori del
monde
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1909-01-09
lie cause detl'ahtropofa.

ZN&Ac
'Sisssesssa ssan bon lAespa&ders rspen ognii dovi
la civilta. vissar&senapre della geate
tanto selvaggia da nangiare propri
simiIi
Ecco, secOndo una rivist& seriissina.
quail sono le we're cause che spingono i
cannibali a divorsrsi fra di loro.. per
piacere, per necesslt&, per gusto
HsO per cento degli antropofagi man
giano loro morti per onorarIi.
Gil abitanti del Thibet ritenevano
una volta che mangiare propri parent
era far loro i pin onorevol e solemn fun
erali, 9 aggiungevano
Dove 81 puo star megHo che in seno
ALA farniglias
Era quella antropofagia benefca 8
sentimentaIe
II 10 per cento degh antropofagl man
,gisno igssndi .guerrierisnporstf PER sppro
priarsi5s loco corageio
II % per cento 10 fannope edic 2 per
1puuire loro nen1ici
vinalrnente il 80 per cento rnangiano
la carne per puro guesto, dando ragione
al proverbio che dice: Tutti il gusti
sono gustI
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1909-01-09
UNA iSGAGINlFHCA IrVlZIA.
TENA.

/
] Shame. ssa6i infofrzati feshe tCniene
fssIos Tisegese del Gdgeeioeompasta del
EaeSoeiesas uaessaasss gasiessee ed gsahans
EdisMusa6 Soccurso hsnnoI preso una Ios
adevole iniRfaSssa
| LIE due instancabiEi Spciet& hanno sem
precercato di fare il hene ed migliora-
re Ie condizioni del soci da ami che
conbst5evsno per tale idea. ma sempre
invano.
Ora sianao Iieti di constatare che I'm
dal primo Luglio hanno messo in esecu
zione l'ides da tanto tempo sognata;che
sarebbe di formare una assicurazione
sulla vita del soci nnedesinni; . non
solo clio; ma di proveder pure indennita
proporzionati ALA disgrazia per Chi per
Desc una gambia, un braccio cd in quail
uneue modo diventasse inahiIe al lavoro
Di tale iniaatiga va dats lode ale So
cieta moi ffacciTarno fervidi voti per il
boon sucesso di una Initiative di scopo
E.cosi benefico ed ananitario.
Ci peFrnettia1zo .qulsd iascsseTvsre che
IN ell Gogebic Range visones sEtee ,nueve
ssocie5a' al Masue sotecssoy Fle quail per
fesigrO nunsero Fespe estEvgdea eeca NON ol
TIRE 7Sl non possouo raggirtngere inuor
t anza adequate. allo scope. Che coss
nom 81 potrebbe invece ottenere quando
O. sse 81 unissero in un solo fascio non fos
Sc che per 1'assicurazione2 Quanto van
ia ggio non 81 potrebbe COST aver in case
di disgrazia di morti siniliR Percll6
a dunque non unirsi tutti in una sola
forza grandee potente, invece di forrna-
re tante forze picoole ed ineficacif
NuHa di piu' faeiles Bastera fare tale
proposta nellie singoIe Societa g delibera
re di voler far psrte dell'unione. Ecco
t utti La domandasi 81 deve fare per
scritto al Presidente deiI'unione, chela
convocherS per deIiberarein propoeito.
Anche senza essere autorizzsta da det
ta Unioue non speriansa ecre.2iamo che
I'Unione stessa a;szsss atEapre slisposta ad
aecetsare qualanquo societs ltalo E'lf6-
.Iese mel proprio eleneso. purche essesvo-
/ glicno uniformarsi ale regole dell 'unie
ne, specislmente rigusrdo alpassicura-
z lone, ram inportautissimo per nos
tri conuazionan quasi tutti lavoratori
Moi della Nostra Terra facciamo voti
perche 81 faccia ben presto questa seria
unione di societ$ per reciproco aiutodei
| Iavoratori stessi
La colonne del nostro giornale sono g
q disposizione deli 'Unione dele societa
per quanto esse intendono pubblicare.
Avanti adunque; con amino e corag
| gio 81 vince lualunque ostecolo
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1909-01-09
IL PARRICIDA DI FIR
ENZE
davanti al ginrati.
Flrenza, 92


Stamane, dinanzi ALA nostra Corte d
Assise, & comircisto il prOcesso contrC
il parricida Armando Casati.
L'orribile tragedia avvenne in piazza
del Duomo la seradel 80 scorso luglio g
viyamente ccmmosae Ia cittadinanza
iorentina.
Fra Attilio Casati, quarantenno. sen
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data Ia pessirpaeondotsa di guest altimo
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vstturino di fermarsi. 9 apostrof6 viva
mente il padre con queate parole:
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