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L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1909-03-29
MORTO UN TIRANNO!
f. mOrtO il carnefice de;
patriot MantOVani

VIENNA, 3. - Tra l'indifferenZa
genenale morto qui Vienna ii pri-
mo giorno di MARIO Ill vecchissimo
t. T. tenente maresciallo barone De
Kraus.
| giornali ricordano brevemente che
fu governatore della Bohemia ed an
cor prima 'auditore" militare in Lom-
bardia Q nun 'altro.
Ben attire ccse possiamo dir moi,
perche nella storta del nostro risorgi-
mento ii Kraus tristamente fami-
Serato per la sua ferocia durezza
contro i procesasti politici del 1852
% S53 a Mamtova
Come 'auditore' egli ebbe il van
10 di istnuire e dirigere | processi pei
quail il sacerdcte TazzoM, 10 Scar
sellini, il conte De Canal, il Poma e
To ZambeGi erano Iimpiccati il di-
cembre 1852 sugli spalti di BeIlficre
rfortezza di Mlaftova) seguiti in tai
dall'altro pati'ictta, Frattini, POGO
dopo anccra dal MCntanali, dal conte
Tito Sper dalPaltro sacerdote, il
Grazioi. Per tale sua condotta ebbe
pidamente onori ricompense.
II Kraus era diventato da parecchi
anni cisco. Avsva 80 anni.
Non Ill. lsentimento patriottico o
luel memo robbie della vendetta che
oase gil italiani acerbi verso costui.
b la storia che gil ha militia la
dfinitiva ccridanna. Poiche quo es-
s't deb!to d d'cmore di un magistrate
di un funZionario essere severe giu-
Alee; ma imf,erire cen la pin raffinata
per fidia contlro aecussti, circondarli
11sli agguati piu sleali, godere del To-
10 dcloIi, contristare con pin dia-
''lici stratagemmi anime purissime
70 siudicato in ogni tempo opera ne
dn1a di torturatcre.
La qualifications del document O.
tslnali del processi 'di Mantova fat
d con saggia critica probita di sto-
20 da Alessandro Luzio G Martiri
ll Belfiore) ha dimostnato che III
hAaus fu appun.o uno di questi tor
II3tori: me fedeli servigi resi- di pei
81. no imperatore valgono a tcgliere
tnesta maachia dalla sua memoria.
20 stesso Govelrno austriaco risenti
b aanni di questi delitti. Senza il san
sue di quei martiri non sarebbe idi-
''huto COST grande in Europa For
-are per II metodi austriaci, ne cost
'cssima la riscossa degli italiani.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1909-03-29
Una tragedia della geIOsia
I'll delitto dun giOrnaIi.
sta Per Ie ferrOvie te.
deSChe L'indennita' al
Deputati.
Una tragedia della gelO-
Sia a BerlinO

NEW YORK, 27 - Dispacci spe-
ciali giuntf da Berlino recano che la
signorina Freid Barthold, prima dom
ma nellla Royal Opera House di Ber-
limo e stata uccisa ieri nella sua pro-
pria residenza. da una donna di Berli-
no nome Auqueste Zobel.
Secondo detto rdispaccio, la TRACE
dia sarebbe stata oausata ida gelosia.
Sembra infatti che l'assassina fosse
deNluomo all quale la
cantamte era promessa sposa.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1909-03-29
.INDICE DELE
MATERIE

PAGINA l - Notizie del Gior-
no, telegrammi, correspondent
re, dispacci nostri special del
l'ltalia, ecc
PAGINA, 2 - Notiziario e.
rispondenze d'Italia Avsisi
di Case Vinicole, Gcneri ali.nen-
tart d d'importazione.
PAGINA 3 - Cronaca della Citta
Colonia Itaiiana.
PAGINA 4 - Articoli di fondo
ed EDITORIAL sugli EVENT. del
giorno, notihic selerali, Ate,
Science, VarietA, a'visi dIversi
PAGINA 5 ~ Cronaca della Gotta
del Pacifico, Pubblicita econo
mica, avvisi vari ccc.
PAGINA 6 49, Avvisi di Compa-
gnie di Navigazlcne, Avyocati,
Medici, Dentist, Le ,atrici, Ban
che, Agenzie di Viaggi, annun-
ci di localita sulla Costa del
Pacifico.
PAGINA 7 - Avvisi di Farmacie,
Fotografi, varii ecc. ed il Ko-
manzo Meta.
PAGINA s - Romance Ruggero
il Disonorato, avvisi di Hotels,
Restaurants, Saloons Sigarai,
Panettieri, Salsamenterie Ma
cellerie, Undertakers, Calzolai,
ecc. Prezzi correnti del mercato.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1909-03-29
EleziOni d0ppie
di Deputati

Lon. Giolitti riuscito in tire col
legi: Dronero nei due di Messina.
Seguono con due elezioni gil on. For
tbs eletto a Poggio Mirteto Citta-
ducale, con due votazioni plebiscita-
rie; Leonida Bissolati eletto Ro-
ma g a Pescarolo; ron. Luzzatti elet-
TO ad Albano a Oderzo; II ministro
Schanzer a Caserta Suoleto; Ton.
De Nava eletto a Bagnara Reg
gio Calabria. Lon. Nofri e state e.
letto a Torino ed a Siena.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1909-03-29
LIE previsiOni
di Ferri

ROMA, 23 - Lon. Enrico Feiri
consiglia al deputati dell Estrema 81
nistra, tanto socialist, come repub-
blicani RADICAL, di mantenersi uni
ii di continuare fernando II blocco
che ha dato loro la vittoria allie ele-
zioni. Egli crede in una prossima cri-
81 ministeriale, che il nuovo gabi-
netto preparera la strada ad una
combinazione radicale-socialista-costi-
tuzionale, sui genere dell'attuale MI
nistero radico-socialista francese, con
Clemenceau BRAND.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1909-03-29
ECHI DELE ELEzIOAI

ROMA, 23 - Malgrado IL trionfo
del partiti estremi, giornali mini
steriali accentuano IL loro ottimismo
sulla composzione della Camera del
deputati che permettera al Ministero
Giolitti di svolgere il suo programme
di governo.
ROMA, 23 - Con vari deputati
nuovi eletti, 81 formera ALA Camera,
per la prima volta, un piccolo gruppo
prettamente agrario, che difendera
gil Interest," dell agricoltura.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1909-03-29
DOpO lie dimissiOni del
Principe di Serbia

BELGRADE, 27 = IL Principe A.
1essandro, secondo figlio di Re Pie
tro di Serbia, 81 e assolutamente ri'
fiutato di accettare II titolo di Prin-
cipe Ereditario.
II giovane Principe continua a so
stenere che il solo individuo capace
degno di succedere al Padre sui Tro-
no Suo fratello.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1909-03-29
La pena di morte pei rapi-
tori di minOrenni

MADISON, (Wis.) 27 = L'Assem-
bly, Committee della Penal Institu-
ton" ha quest'oggi presentato un
progetto di legge tendente aid ottene-
re dali Assemblies che la pena di
morte sia applicata agh autori dl
ratio di minorenni.
4
ST. PAUL, 81 - ii Parlamento ha
approvato quest'o 'oggi un progetto di
legge pei quale / rapitori di fanciul-
Ii verranno puniti cola galera a vita.
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L'ON.s. VILLA
SENATORf
Nominate daI Re Der
compensate della d.
Sfatta nellie e|ezioni.

Annunciammo suo tempo che To-
nor. Tomaso villa, che, dopo la mO'-
te di Biancheri, era II decano della
Camera, fu abbandonato dai suo an
tichi elettori di Villanova d'Asti del
quail un tempo era pidolo.
E non 10 fu per una questione di
principle, per sostituirlo con una per-
soma che rappresentasse una diversa
tendenza politica: ma solamente per-
che un ambizioso sconosciuto seppe
con intrighi sedurre gil elettori dar-
gil il voto.
Lantico parlamentare siedeva
ALA Camera fin da quando questa e.
ia Torino e la segui Firenze e a
Roma. Conta IA legislature essendo
state eletto fin dal 1865.
IL suo patriottieo passato la sua
costanza nei principi liberali avreb-
bero dovuto eonclliargli IL rispetto df
tutti. Torinoi che 10 elesse presi-
dente della sua Esposizione del 1911,
q giustamente addolorata per questa
sconfitta. Ma ora siamo lieti d an
nunciare che II Re, conscio del grave
torto fatto alton. Villa dal suo collie
gio electorate. ha tire giorni dopo
lie elezioni general - nominate I'll
lustre uomo Senatore del Regno. in
sieme coll'on. Gorio, un vecchio ed
ottimo parlamentare caduto egl pu-
re nellie ultime elezioni
Ecco quanto scrive In proposito la
"Tribuna" di Roma IN data 10 mar
20:
Lon villa, a Villanova d'Asti, e
ION. Gorio. Verolanuova. dopo tanti
ami di rappresentanza politica, non
interrotta mai. ebbero avversa nella
recente elezione. la sorte delle urne
In seguito aQuesto doloroso re-
sponso doloroso tanto, quanto l.
natteso - ii Consiglio del 'Ministri
ST e convocato d'urgenza ieri; ha
deliberate di proporre. oggi stesso.
ALA firma decreti, col quail l'on.
Villa Ton. Gorio sono elevatl ALA
dignita della Camera vitalizia."
L'Agenzia Stefani poi comunica:
IL Re. con decreti in data di oggi,
ha nominate senatori del Regno gil
onorevoli Gorio avv Carlo villa
avv. Tomaso. ex-deputati al Para
mento.
Tomaso Villa - oltre allie sue &C.
celse qualita di patriotta di uomo
politico - era anehe II decano della
Camera, appartenendo ALA medesima
fino dalla costituzione del regno. u
scito egli dalla Camera elettiva, II de-
cano di questa rimane oggi l'on. La
cava, che conta 13 legislature.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1909-03-29
Per l'incrementO dele
ferrOvie tedesche

'BERLINO, 27 = AL Parlamento
Prussiano state presentato questo
cggi mm progetto di legge collo scope
di ottenere dal Governo 10 stanzia.
mento della somma di Sc miliom per
'estensione, ii miglioramento 10
sviluppo delle ferrovie Prussiane.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1909-03-29
Per ridurre l'indennita al
deplltati

WASHINGTON, 27 - II Repre-
sentative" Edwards della Georgia ha
presentato quest 'oggi al Parlamento
aun progetto di legge per ridurre Il
salario del deputati da 1900 dollari
a cinque mila.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1909-03-29
Una nOtizia smentita

WASHINGTON, 27 - Al ministero
della marina gimnto quest 'oggi un
dalla stazicne nayale di
Guantanamo mel quale 81 smentisce
assolutamente la voce che la corazza-
ia Mississippi" STA saltata in aria.
II Mississippi" 81 troya ancorato
in questo porto non ha smbito aleu-
na aVaria.
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ii delitto dun giornalista

BOSTON, 27 = Una sensazionale
tragedia ST svolta nell House Garden
ier notte ad ora tardissima
Sofferente per una fortissima pro-
strazione nervosa, Lawrence r. Boy
lie, conosciutissimo giornalista di
questa cittA, uccise con pn colpo di
rivoltella la moglie indi ST suicide
la medesima arma.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1909-03-29
Il KAISER IN ITALIA

ROMA, 23 - L'Ambasciata tede-
sea conferma che per primi giorni
di aprile arrivera Venezia l'Impera-
tore Guglielmo con limperatrice la
figlia. owe simbarchera mel suo yacht
"Hohenzollern", II quale scortato
dale navi da guerra Hamburg" e
"Sleipner" 81 dirigera Corfu.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1909-03-29
gill ARMAMENT DELL AUSTRIA
fPer di.paeeio nno New York)

ROMA, 20 - La ''Tribuna' pubbn-
ca gravissime notizie sui preparativi
mihtari DELI Austria, nell 'imminenza
di una guerra contro la Serbia.
/ gjornali italiani mel Trentino e
nellIstria sono sottopost a severis-
sima censura e non poison pubblicare
nessuna notizia su mcyimenu militia
ri. L,Austria ha fatto larghissime
provviste di farine.
IL Montenegro ha mobilizzato due
brigate di fanteria- e di art1glferia.
81 crede la guerra inevitable.
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III predicatOre della guer-
Ia santa

prete- apostolic, che per parecchio
tempo ha predicate la guerra SAN
ta' in favore del pretendente, state,
catturato.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1909-03-29
INCONTRO DI CAPT DI STATO

ROMA, 21. - Confermasi ufficial-
mente II prossimo viaggio del Re d'I-
talia al Principato di Monaco. owe as
sieme al Re Edoardo di Inghilterra
ed Monsieur" Falieres, Presiden-
te della Repubblica Francese. ASST
stera ALA solenne inaugurazione del
Museo ed Istituto Oceanografico, fon-
dato da1 Principe Alberto di Monaco.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1909-03-29

passaggi da g per nalia. per
qualsiasi Inca di Navigazione. 81 ven-
dono presso l'Agenzia Ettore Patrixi
& Co.. 11s Mo tgomery Ave-, San
Francisco, Cal.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1909-03-29
PER ANDARE IN ITALIA
PrOSSlme parienze dl VapOrl dal Porto
di New York

Dopo la data segue II nome del va
pore della compagnia cui $3.50 Az
partiene.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1909-03-29

T. ITALIA il giornale italiano pi1
/, II ,,itaso ed accreditato sulla Costa del
Pacifico.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-07-27
Autos Might Be Cheaper.

A suit that may result in sensation
al disclosures has been brought against
three members of the Association
of Licensed Automobile Manufacture
ers. The defendants are the Locomo-
bile Company of America, the George
n. Pierce Company, of Buffalo, and
the H H Franklin Manufacturing Com
pany, of Syracuse. They are accused
by the Flint Automobile Company of
Flint, Mich, of compelling the latter
to go out of business by threatening
suits against its customers for alleged
infringement of a patent. This action
is brought under the Sherman anti
trust law, and it is charged that the
auto companies formed an association
in 1903 including 20 per cent of the
persons or firms in the automobile
trade ito raise and maintain artificial
" the price of gasoline automobiles,
and to regulate and restrict artificial
ly the output of such automobiles and
the trade and commerce therein" The
Flint company declares that it was
not infringing on any patent, and that
the threats against it were made sole
IL to drive it out of business. The out
come of the case is being watched with
great interest, Leslie's Weekly asserts,
and it is said that if the alleged com
bination is broken up the prices of au-
tomobiles will be reduced.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-07-27
Eccentric Count bertrand.

Count Bertrand, who lived in Paris,
was very eccentric man, and to one
of his eccentricities he ascribed his
long life. Once a year he would be-
take himself to bed and stay there for
three months. On these occasions he
would see no one but his servant, who
brought him his meals, and even him
he forbade to speak. Just before the
Germans began the siege of Paris the
count went to bed, and the servant,
true to his injunctions, said nothing
of the events going on around him.
One day the bread proved so bad the
count demanded an explanation, where
by, of course, he learned that Paris
was encompassed by the enemy.
Springing out of bed, the count paced
the floor, repeating, What should
Bertrand do under such circum-
stances?' Suddenly he stopped, ex-
claiming, 1--WE should go to bed!" and
to bed he went, and stayed there until
the siege was over.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-07-27
The Snohs Rebuked.

Mrs. William Ellis Corey was de-
scribing, at a luncheon at the Plaza,
the Paris school where, with the help
of Isadora Duncan and Jean de Reszke,
she trains little children for the stage.
II think such work" said Mrs. Co
rey, lis better than life of mere so
cial frivolity. American society, you
know, even the best of 1t, is so apt to
be snobbish So often, after listening
to the twaddle at tea or a reception,
1 feel like getting up to go with old
Omar Fitzgerald's remark.
Fitzgerald, the translator of the
Rubaiyat, called one night at house
where a very snobbish conversation
was going on. He sat an hour in an
uncomfortable silence. He wanted to
talk about poetry and music, plays and
pictures, but instead he had to listen
to snobbish boasting about what the
duke had said, and the baron had an
swered, and how gracious the princess
had been. Finally he rose to go. He
shook hands with his hostess, and then
he turned to the assembled guests and
said sadly, shaking his head:
4 once knew a lord, too; but he's
dead"
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-07-27
A Smile from a Stranger.

Most Of us owe debts of gratitude
to strangers whose kindly smile has
sent sunshine into our aching hearts,
and has given us courage when we
were disheartened.
1t is a great thing to go through
life with a smiling face. 1t costs
little, but who can ever estimate its
value?
Think how the pleasure of life
would be increased if we met smiling
faces everywhere-faces which radiate
hope, sunshine and cheer. What a
Joy it would be to travel in a gallery
of living pictures radiating hope and
courage!
Who can estimate what beautiful,
smiling faces mean to the wretched
and the downcast-those whose life
burdens are crushing them?
Many of us carry precious mem.
cries of smiling faces which we
glimpsed but once, but whose sweet,
uplifting expression will remain with
us forever.-Suecess Magazine.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-07-27
NuBBINs OF NEWS.

Official orders have been issued at
Winnipeg, Man, prohibiting any Unit
ed States circus from parading the
streets unless it flies a British instead
of an American flag.
The Alabama Supreme Court de-
cided that liquor when kept in lock-
ers by individuals and is not for sale
is personal property and that any mu-
nicipal ordinance prohibiting such
possession is void.
Melville Bull, former lieutenant
governor of Rhode Island and for
eight years member of Congress from
the first Rhode Island district. died
at Newport, aged So He was broth
err of the late Dr. William T. Bull, of
New York.
Sherburne NJ Becker, known as the
boy mayor of Milwaukee" arrived in
San Francisco the other day on his
return from visit to the canal zone.
where he went on the invitation of
President Taft.
Two daughters Of Montana ranch
or named Mueller. living at Helena.
slipped into the Missouri river from
the bank and we're drowned. They
were 90 and 16 years old. A brother,
aged 10. was drowned trying to save
them.
The gold output of the Fairbanks
district in Alaska from the opening
of spring to June 80 is estimated at
s4,750, 000
The will of the late George Mere;
dith. author. was offered for probate in
London. England. His friends were
surprised to learn that he left an es-
tate valued at s161.500.
The failure of eighteen New York
fortune tellers and palm readers TO
foretell their own fate resulted in
| their arrest BY a squad Of detectives
| at the instigation of District Attorney
| Jerome
Martin ]. Reese. custodian of the
New York city hall for twenty-eight
| years. died in a New York hospital at
| the age of u. He was made Grip
pie in the battle of Bull Run. but con-
sidered himself too much of patriot
| to ask a pension.
On application of the Union Trust
Company Of Pittsburg. trustee, Oscar
Rohn. of Butte. was named as receiver
for the Pittsburg and Montana Copper
Company's property near Helena The
complaint alleged the company had
defaulted in the payment Of interest
on s2,2l6, 600 of outstanding bonds.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-07-27
Origin of surnames.

Surnames were introduced into Eng
lang by the Normans and were adopt
ed by the nobility about 100. The old
Normans used Fitz, which signifies
son, as Fitzherbert. The Irish used
o for grandson-O'Neal, O'Donnell.
The Scottish Highlander used Mac, as
Macdonald, son of Donald. The Welsh
used APP, as Ap Rhys, the son of Rhys,
Ap Richard. The prefix APP eventually
was combined with the Tame of the
father; hence Prys, Pritchard, etc. The
northern nations added the word son
to the father name, as Williamson.
Many of the most common surnames,
such as Johnson, Wilson, Dyson, Mich
olson, etc, were taken by Brabanters
and others, Flemings, who were nat
uralized in the reign of Henry VI,
1885.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-07-27

adventure Win me AOAAD0OEe
The Lawrence brothers, Henry and
John. who occupied important posts in
the government of India, and who were
men of resource and integrity, had at
one time the custody of one of the
most famous diamonds in the world.
In The Lawrences of the Punjab."
F. P. Gibbon gives the story as evil
dence of the simplicity of the brothers
in affairs which, by many, would be
considered matters of the highest i'm
portance
Among the state jewels of the Sikh
court was the famous Mountain of
Light" which, after passing from the
Mogul to the Persian court, and thence
to the Afghan, from whom it was
wrested by Ranjit Singh, was now to
be presented to Queen Victoria.
The diamond was placed in charge
of Sir Henry Lawrence, who, deeming
his brother the stronger and more
practical guardian, entrusted it 10
John, who pocketed the little box and
straightway forgot it.
Some weeks later came an official
letter from Lord Dauhousie, ordering
that the diamond be sent at once to
her Majesty. The president received
the message during a meeting of the
board, and John advised him to send 1t
off promptly
why, you've got it," said the senior
member
Johns clear intellect took in the full
horror of the situation, and he feared
he was ruined man, for the gem had
never been seen by him since the day
it had been given into his keeping.
Crimes without number had been COM
mitted for jewels not quarter its
value, and who would believe his story
that he had forgotten its existence and
flung it aside, in the pocket of an old
waistcoat? Of what avail to rely upon
his known integrity? His story might
be officially believed, but he knew that
men would shake their heads and re-
gard him askance.
Yet without sign of perturbation.
he casually replied:
ooh, yes, of course! 1 forgot all
about it," and calmly proceeded to dis
cuss the business before the meeting
with all his usual alertness and with
out a sign of preoccupation. But one
can guess how he longed for the end,
how he hurried in search of his SER
want. who CHANGED to remember taking
a small box from his masters discard
ed clothes. He explained where he had
put the worthless box containing the
bit of glass, and the Kohinoor was
safe.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-07-27

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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-07-27
TOLD TO USE cuT1cURA

After Specialist Failed to Cure Her
Intense Itching Eczema - Had
Been Tortured and DfsfiEured but
Soon Cured of Dreadful Humor.
a contracted eczema and suffered
intensely for about ten months. At
times / thought l would scratch my
self to pieces. My face and arms were
covered with large red patches, so that
| was ashamed to go out. l was ad-
vised to go to a doctor who was spe-
cialist in skin diseases, but l received
very little relief. l tried every known
remedy, with the same results.
thought l would never get better until
a friend of mine told me to try the
Cuticura Remedies So l tried them,
and after four or five applications Of
Cuticura Ointment I was relieved of
my unbearable itching. l used two
sets of the Cuticura Remedies, and
am completely cured. Miss Barbara
Kral. Highlandtown, Md, Jan. 8, 1908"
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp, Sole
Props of Cuticura Remedies, Boston.