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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-04-21
Legal Notices.
Notice to Hear Petition Tor Administration.
cTATE OF wISCONSIN-IOw COt1NTy
y COURT-IN PRORATE

y COURT-IN PROBATE.
Notice Is hereby given that at special term
of the Iowa County Court. to be held in and
for said county. ut the Court House in the city
of Dodgeville. In said county. on the nth day
of May. A. b.. 1919. being the third Tines.
day OF said month at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
of said day. the following matters will be-
heard and considered:
The application of Fannie Matson for the an.
pointment of an administrator of the "a.
tate of Fred w. Matson, late of Mineral Point
in said county deceased.
And il is further ordered. that public notice
thereof be given TO all persons Interested by
publishing = copy of this order for three
weeks successfully, prior to said date Of hear.
ing. IN the Mineral Point Tribune. a weekly
newspaper published in said county
BY order of the Court
ALDRO jerks County Judge
Dated Dodgeville, Wis. April 19 1910
Jos. N. Treweek. Attorney Iowa
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-04-21

THE Socialist victory in Milwaukee is
ascribed to various causes, many OF
which are unquestionably local, but
this is the first time in America that a
great city has elected Socialist adj
ministration, and e would be foolish to
try to minimize the Importance of this
triumph 1t is another symptom of the
growing political restlessness of the
American people and their increasing
dissatisfaction with fake radicalism and
machine government.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-04-21
THE
Mineral Point Concrete
Construction Company


Is now prepared to make con-
tracts for Cement Posts, Building
Blocks, or any kin d Of cement work
for the coming sea ION. Will make
bids for the blocks separate for
building, or will make bids for the
blocks and laying same in buildings
or silos. Also intends to keep a
line of sidewalk blocks, porch blocks
and chimney blocks. For parsicu-
lars and estimates see
CHARLES CURTIS, Pres.
Or address J. B. REYNOLDS, Sec. 3tf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-04-21
plattevjile chAutauqua July 2l-3I, 1910

The Platteville Chautauqda has a
great program for the coming season.
The following will give one or more
lectures: Gov. E. w. Hoch of Kansas,
Senator Thomas P. Gore, the blind SEN
ator of Oklahoma, Mrs, Lenora NJ
Lake, DR.. j. S. Montgomery, Senator
Robert NJ. LaFollette, Dr. Writ Low
Their, Judge Ben B. Lindsey of Denver.
Mrs. Sarah A. Dobson will give a
course in Domestic Science.
DIR. Writ Lowther will give a series
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-04-21
Oray, Baggage e Express
COM PANY.

Having purchased what was formerly
the Robt. James dray and express line
and coal business, we desire that the
public know we are fully prepared to
accommodate promptly anyone wanting
service in our line.
Baggage handled carefully. All calls
promptly attended to. We are also
equipped for heavy hauling.
Hard, soft and blacksmith coal on
hand at all times. Orders filled on
short notice. N. H. LINDEN,
23tf j. P. KIEFFER, JR.
The Mineral Pit. Dray & Coal Co.
Office Phone } Isl 8. Hotel Royal.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-04-21
J. B. REYNOLDS
Real Estate Agency

Property will be listed and advertised for
sale free of charge in this column unless sale
is made. If sale is made only the usual com
mission will be charged
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-04-21

l have the agency for plants from
first-class florist and am taking orders
for them. Geraniums specially.
15tf Jos. ]. JACKSON, Phone POT.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-04-21

( John G.. Carlisle 1864
Record 2:2n. Sire Of Pat
Henry 90 2:1iM. KOzy
2:lilz, Maud Carlisle 2:l6l{
Miss Lena 2:l63i, Wakonda
2:ilN, Watson 2:lSH and
u others in 2.W.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-04-21
Jersey Carlisle 4oOlS
HaBroher to Glory MargraVe Ghree-Year-od Tra) 2;l6t
Out Of Sister to Jersey Mac 2:O9l and William 2i3t.

Trote colt consigned by E. H. Bower Bower
Knoll Olney III. Standard and registered
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-04-21
Glory Quayle II

Glory Quayle II...........
Dam Of Glory Margraye o.
year-old triab 2;l6H and
sister 10 Jersey Mac 2:U9ai,
William J 2:l31& and AIDE
lima (2) 80
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-04-21


Norma2
Noval 1886 .s....s. lGreat by
Il ohm G Carlisle "Eiyrne fAe T5SI Pthen
Record Sire andiil IN
NaudCar ... .. ......
"a
8 Jersey 25g a5v po,tqp
Great
GtryQu IL and
yca old audl 49,. b.
sste TO JGseyM lac 2a9l,l
Ira anu A and q am
Glory Mac 1903, William ana
Illinois Tla 2l6 Listen 2: Mig Parrot 20 ana
22j also produced Miss Edith
20 dam of viii Direct, three trial 2lOl
Wilkes sired the dams Planet @o5 Home Circle 9 Marcia
S. Illinois 22 Durbn :l55
Marjorie :l33 onne al zba 2 iumas 2lOt Woeia lot
Tele 216f School Boy Vincent 2l7 Success 2t Thomas
X. 2:t7t and 81 others in 2t30.
Carlisle toer In fact think he
this to call attention to the
sold Margery Wilkes in this sale claimed she would step in
She did mile in 2;O6t three year
predictions Jersey Carlisle not hot air He has ten
practically work That he will
develop a otter have doubt
E.JPERKINs & JAMES GRAHAM, Owners.
Jersey during 1910 Mineral Point in charge
DC Jacka.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1910-04-21

The six-room, = story cottge of Miss
Rose Phillips, conveniently situated to
st. Mary's church. Part of money can
remain on property
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-05-12
ENGLAND'S Loss
/. HOME AND ABROAD
Had Of the House Taken But
Another is There.
THE CIVILIZED WORLD MOURNS
But Court Atmosphere Of Victorian
Era Will Return-DOmsstie
Virtues No Longer Tn.
fashionable.

London, May o.--To-day England 10
cropping her way through the valley Of
the shadow Of death. The head OF the
house has been taken from Us at .
moment when our private affairs are
IN sad, almost criminal disorder. Yet
the Englishman happily ID at his best
III the hour or crisis. The present
generation Il made Of the same stun
that carried It's forbears to victory
It proved as much again and again dur
ing the dark days Of the B0er war,
throughout the illness Of Queen Vic
toria and once more on Friday last
whilst our dearly beloved king lay
fighting for his life.
What viii New King DOT
Already we are lifting up our eyes
to behold light at the end Of the valley.
What is the outlook What win
George v do for England? DO we
place the same confidence in him we
assuredly gave to Queen Victoria and
to King Edward VII?
t1t has been said OF the King that no
body knows his intimate friends. King
Edward was essentially q man Of the
world, . club man Of the Jolly good
sort"
But II nobody knows George VS. In.
innate friends. everybody knows those
who are more to the man, far more
than troops OF pals" mean, Of
course, his wife and children. Our
new king will bring back to the court
the atmosphere Of the Victoria era.
Domestic virtues viii no longer be un-
fashionable. Just as he and the queen
have taken the closest personal inter.
est in the upbringing Of their chill
dren, 80 we may expect to ind the
home life of the English once again
EEnAAc ar
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-05-12

RusserlIy. me room Itself Is Tess than
the average size, two windows giving 3
view Of the enclosed park. He lies
with his army above the coverlet and
crossed at the wrists, with color In
his face and half-smile on his IiDB,
the expression Of q tired old man who
had fallen asleep. He had grown very
careworn and weary in the last days.
The beard is whittier, the cheeks flabby
and beneath the eyes are drak circles
The terrible strain Of the almost IN.
cessant fits Of coughing which killed
him are marked on his countenance,
yet everone who has seen him IL
struck with the calm dignity Of death
IN which be looked every Inch a king.
Servants Devoted to Him.
The kings servants have another
opportunity Of seeing the face Of their
beloved master. Every man in I'd
wards employ was sincerely and deep
~ devoted to him. Hawkins his body
servant, with the Oficial title Of ser
want feotman Of the kings household
held first place in his maiesty,s con-
hdence. He had accompanied him
everywhere for 80 years and slept In
the next room to the king when
abroad. His Swiss valet, his courier,
an Austrian named Fehr and two or
three other individuals whom the
king trusted where asked by Queen
Alexandra If they would Hike a last
visit to the death chamber. They
choose the hour when the queen was
trying to eat luncheon. They crept
silently into the bed room and stood
around the body with tears stream.
ing down their faces. Nurse Fletcher.
who attended the king In all his other
Illnesses, both great and small since
his operation In the coronation year,
sat In his room and one royal page
was at the door. No other guards were
on duty. The room was NOT draped
in black and no attempt was made to
give It the appearance Of mourning. A
few fresh flowers stood on a small
table.
An Impressive Spectacle.
King Edwards lying in state in
hall will furnish the
most splendidly impressive spectacle
ever witnessed in the present genera,
tion. The body when embalmed win
be placed in lead shell, this in q
wooden shell and both in an outer
coffin Of massive oak hewn from a
tree freshly felled in Windsor forest.
The workmen Of Windsor will begin
iashionlng the coffin to-day. which will
be perfectly plain with a silver plate
in the center Of the lid bearing the
kings name and titles in latin.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-05-12
WHEAT CROP WILL Be SHORT
MORE THAN 100000 AcREs HAVE
BEEN ABANDONED.
The Prospects Are That the Yield VIII
Be 100000 Bushels Less Than
Last Year.

Washington, May l0.-of the 3S, 4S3,.
900 acres sown to winter wheat last
fall, t,439,OO0 acres. or 1913 per cent
were ruined by winter killing, or other
causes, leaving 2s.O4l,0OO acres grow.
ing on May /. according to the gov.
eminent report. issued BY the agricul.
tural department. Only in two previ.
Gus years has so large an area been
abandoned, 4.sS2.000- acres in 1904.
and l.s6s.O0O acres in 1902. The aver.
age abandonment for the past ten years
was 1000 acres. or SIS per cent Of
the area sown.
In Kansas the loss was IS per cent,
or 2.1ss,OO0 acres; in Nebraska 2s.5
per cent, or 10000 acres; In Missouri
It's per cent, or Sss,000 acres. making
a total Of s.255.OO0 acres abandoned In
these three states.
The condition Of the winter wheat
crop on the area remaining Is s2.l,
compared with SOS a month ago, SIS
a year ago. and = 1o-year Nay average
Of s6.7 per cent. The Kansas eondl-
tioh is IS. Nebraska 81, Missouri 7s.
Oklahoma 81.
BY the usual way Of figuring the re-
port Indicates a present prospect for a
crop Of il7,Oo0.0oo bushels, compared
with last years final estimate Of 49,
900 900 bushels, and an average Of sis,-
100000 bushels for ne past ave yeaFs.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-05-12

London, May s.-The body Of Ed,
ward the Seventh still reposed IN the
narrow bed In his favorite room over
looking the grounds Of Buckingham
palace where he died. One Of his
majesty's eQuerries and lifelong
friends told me, Immediately after
leaving the death chamber. that he
locked as peaceful as though asleep
He rested on q plain white coyerlet
on a low. single. wooden frame bed
stead which. like the other furnish.
ings Of the room. il simple almost to
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-05-12
fount q the natIOn'g prosperlly.

the fount Of the natlon'S prosperity.
AS regards politics, 1t is an oper
secret that the new king is a firm be
lever in the constitution as the bull
wark Of our empire. Both he and his
wife are the staunchest Of tories. Lei
each man according to his views de
eide for himself whether we have
lost or gained by the tremendous
change that has overtaken us.
A Loss to France.
Paris, May 9.]The death Of king
Edward will be felt as a great loss by
France and the civilized warId. The
experience tact and finesse Of the
England monarch enabled him to ex.
ercise an influence always restraining
and beneAcent. This sad event can
not modify che international situa-
ton. The Agreements between the
great powers depend less upon the
will OF men than upon geographic, his.
torlc, economic and military relations.
Besides the people feel confident that
his young successor, brought up in a
fine school, will not deyiate from the
path which is pointed out by the In
terests Of his immense empire. /
am confident that. as with the wise
king, his father, the close entente be.
tween England, France and Russia viii
remain q necessary pivot Of the policy
Of three powers. 3
international Loss.
BRUSSELS, May e.--King Edwards
death is q great international loss. He
was the peace buffet between France
and Germany. II George v Is not
equal to him Europe and especially
which Is Europe's cockpit may
ultimately suffer a disturbance.
England has gained too much BY
Edwards active interference on the
continent to return to policy Of
splendid isolation.
Therefore 1t Is not probable that
there will be any international change.
It remains to be seen, however. wheth.
sr George v has Sufficient fighting
qualities and prestige to serve the
peace interests as successfully as his
lather.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-05-12

Beneyfle, Kan. Nay l6.-ThS Eord.
marx case. which was 10 have begun
yesterday vas postponed untn today
because Of the delayed arrival o. 40 a.
t1rnsy. Charles Nordmark IL charged
vita ths mnfssr ot Alexander Urfihtl
md hs tFu eAi'sftu. he toticI we're
i'1sl N 4 nolcl ba1i a t.1 1erotit
tlr fI1ft
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-05-12

s0O1 J. W. ToIman
so c. Vanderbilt
w.
5OOs N. r. Lindbefg
81 A. L. Adams
VS..
5OOs NJ. W. Smith and Alice
q, Smith
SO Eva l. Howard ct al
vs.
5005 Margaret Duckworth
and Harold F. Duck
worth. a minor
SO John Dolan
vs..
5000 The Chicago, Rock Is
land & Pacific Railway
Co., a corporation
81 @. A. Bacon
VS..
60O7 Jacob Craps and Lizzie
Craps his wife. George
schnell. Adam Berger
and the Bank Of Her
ington, a corporation
IS Albert Czarnowsky
W.
zoos Mary E. Costello, Nora |
q. Costello and John
Costello
So A. Carpenter
VS..
5000 ottilie P. Riley. Jane
Helm, ct al
81 Allen W. Tucker
vs..
500 Frank T. BayIey. ct al
IS Arthur Quintal
Va. n
SOIL Rachel BoulIard, ABB
bic MusseIman, Nancy
suprenent, william
QulntaI and Joseph
Quintal.
So Charles H. Graham
vs..
5012 Mary A. Martin
so Frank B. Thompson
VS..
5O1S Walter D. Nichols ct al
81 Dan Lee
VS..
5O14 David s. Boltz and
Margaret BoltS his
wife, and U. T. s.
Brown, and Mrs. U. T.
s. Brown his wife
50 Rhoda Evans
VS..
5015 George A. Evans
IS Lutte L. stonestreet
We.
5016 ]. D. stonestreet
"a The Bank Of Herring
ton
5Ol7 W. S. Downing, Viola !
Downing his wife. s. !
e. Schell and Nina !
schell his wife
IS william B. Davis
VS..
501S Clarence e. Filley
66 A. Hough 4
VS..
5O1S c. Vanderbilt '
81 Amelia Jahnke !
We. h
5000 August Jahnke
6s William s. Brewer =
vs.. Z
1921 Albert Parker Fitch y
and Luella Feline
Fitch Il
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-11-12
PREAMBOLO DELLA
Western Federation Of Miners

1. N OF sosteniamo che neIla societa
c'e' una Iotta dl classe che quests
lotta e. causata dale cOndizionl. eco
nomiche
2. Nei affermiamO che le condizio-
nj econo niche del produttore .sono
queIle di essere sfrutato della -icchez.
"a che produce avendo egli diritto
di ritenere per se' appena il suficien-
te per le sue necessita' elementar;.
5. MOI s0steniamo che la lotta di
cLasse continuera' tino quando il pro
duttore sara riconosciuto come l'uni-
co padrone del suo prodotto.
4 MOI asseriamo che Ia classe lavo
ratrice, ed essa soltanto, puo Q deve
conseguire la propria emancipazione.
5. Moi sosteniamo finaImente che
un 'unione industrlaIe Ia concentrate
azione politica di tutti IRrovatori So
iariati, l'urico nletodo psr raggiun-
gere uuesto fine.
6. Percio', moi schiavi salariati i'm
piegati dentro nei pressi dele mini
ere di Hurley 9 v1cinaDze, ci siamo
associati in un 'organizzazioQe como
sciuta sotto il nome di Unlone del Mi
natori di Hurley No. 2l3 W. f. of M
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-11-12

IL diaietto slciiiano conserya anco-l
ra parecchie tracoe della linRua ARABIA
o ricordO della dominazione musulma
ma. Molte sono state lie ricerche flo
logicne per determinare in modo esat-
to il depositO di parole arabe mel dla-
letto parlato in Sicilla e gia' Fargo
meutso era ststo strdiato con grapde
conoscenza della mat6ria datl mari IL
dottissimo storico deii 'invasione mu-
suimana in Sicilia. Egli pero' non a
yeya elencati che III yOcaboli modi
di dire derivati dsli'arabo dichiaran-
do psro che tale studio non era swami
tn che AMI meritava piu waste linda
gini. IL MortillarO 9 altri che prose-
gulrono malta .ricerca. raccolsero mel
siciliapc 224 voci d'origlne ARABIA. Ora
informa La Nuova AntOiogla che le RI
cerche furono riprese sd un frate cap
puccino Gabrielle Maria da Aleppo,
professore di lingua ARABIA in Palermo
in collaborazione del .suo allievo O..
M. Cavarns0. Queste nuove ricerche
condotte con motto scrupolo, fanno sa
lire circa un migllaio le parole j
modi di d ire del diaIetto slciilano, a
cui si deve attribuire una diretta derl
vRzione dali ARABIC.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-11-12

mente pagata chi potesse provare
che quanto moi affermlamo qui setto
non corrisponde. esattsmente ALA ve-
rita.
In Amerioa. il noyanta per ceDto del
lie fattorie di Sigari Toscani, Napoli-
tani Virginia usano ognl qualita' di
materis deleterie cnde dare ALA quail
ia ,infima di tabacco che usano nena
confezions del sigari, onde dare al me
desilni la fragranzs di sigari 5uoni,
le persene che fumano detti sigari So
no Entertainments.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-11-12

MOI possiamo garantire che Ia no.
stra marca THREE BROTHERS"
Insuperabile Toscani, Napolltani 9
Virginia, sc pure non sono completa-
mente purl per quanto riguarda mate
RE nocive sopra accennate, sono per
aitro manifatturati cola massims Gu
ra col migliori tabacchi del Kentuc-
ky soDo oggi La Migliore Qualita'
Di Sigari Toscani, Napolitani Il Viz
ginia Del Monde
Quando richiedete un sigaro Tosca-
no Napoletano Virginia osserVate
che suIla scatola vi sia scritta la no.
stra marca ed avrete COST un sigaro
che vi compensera completamente
del denaro speso. Per essere sicuri di
non avvFienarvI 10 stomaco chiamate
il THREE BROTHERS. ed avrete
ii piaCere di fumare il miglior sigaro
del genere. Stidiamo chiunque prova-
re il contrario.
b | sigari itallani marca THREE
BROTHERS sono in vendita nei se-
guenti eseTcizii:
), A Calumet Mich, n. r.. Bianchi
Saloon Bianchi and Co General
Store;
Hacnock Mich. Dom. vignetto Sa-
loon;
Lauripm, Mich. John Torreano
Saloon;
lronwood Mich Jphn Forte Saloon;
Bessemer, Mich Bonn. MicheIa,
Saloon John Scavarda Saloon Peter
Gotta Saloon 9 Filippo Distasio. Gen
eral Store: sss
Hurley, Wis Joseph Molino Sa-
loon;
Mellen, Wis. Frank yucca Saloon
ed in tutsi gli altri posti dove il com
merciante onesto cerca di tenere mer-
CO buona.
PATEK BROS, Wholesale Dealers
in Cigars, lronwood Mich. sono gil a.
nici concessionari per gil Stati Until
distributor della Marca.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-11-12

La Europena Tobacco 90. regalera
al .suoi clienEl che vorranno favorire
la diffusoine del suoi tabac0hi, un bel
iissimo orologio di a earati, gareptit
per venti ami, del yalore. pEesso
qualsiasi gioielliere di $1,000
Questa e l'offerta piu' generosa che
sia stata fatta sinors Lie prime t0U0
persone che, ci passeranno IN crdine
del nostro tabaccn Austiaco, Turco,
Russo. della Bonia, per slgarette per
pipa, per. il yalore di S6 90 avranno in
regalo il magnifico orologio che vedo-
no qui sotto riprodotto.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-11-12

LIE ultime elezioni, che hRnno avuta
Llui un animosita' piuttosto insol1ta
fra due partiti militanti, il democrs
to ed il repubbIicano, hanno Insegna-
Ia una cosa chAds phroachio nsn 81
eEa avvezzi oonsidsrars cioe' che il
partito democratico sta per fare anco-
ra capolino.
Non ci angdrfamo con vitteria; ma
tuttavia siano costretti ad ammcttere,
con quaiche inaggior probabilite.' di
prima.
II partitO repubblicsDo, in diyersi
stati, clio che pin importa in aclu
ri sui. quail faceya maggior asses gna-
msnte, e. rimasto fiaccato. Quali 10
state tii New York l'Ohio, il New
Jersey Ill Massachusetts ie plndiana,
msntre ancora altri stati, come Mon
! tana Delaware lasoiano motto 8 du
bitare sui carsttere loro
Perche tale cambiamento? Obi
quello poi 10 lasciamo dire dai nostri'
cortesi lettori. al quail Iasuiamo pure
pieno arbitrlo di scapricciarsi mel def
nlre lie rsgioni.
Ii nostro' state qui, Sc non altro mel
partito repubtlicsno ha fatta una azlO
ne giusta mel dare una buOna maggie
rama al candidate per Attorney Gene
raj, coutro il Guale era sorto un . in
dependent Orownhart favoreggiato
dallo Z state Central Committee. Ger
to g. che IL partitO repnbbIicano, pro
prio ia questa epoca non ha bisogno
ch IS Antri la lzzania fra suoi princi-
pail MILITANT, la lezione che Ia mas
sa votante ha data qaestO lntruso e.
srata espressivissima.
A ,epnclusione di cose, la camera e
ora formata da una maggioranza de-
mocratica, essendo snoi membri cosi
camposta:
Menbri democratioi 225
| Membri rephubbIicanl l65
Membri socialism
| La contea di Milwaukee e la sola
| in tutta l'unione che abba una vCta-
zione con forte maRgioranza social
sta. Berger, candidate per congress-
man ebbs una forte maggioranza.
|. Quj nella contea di Iron come let
tori vedono dal rapporto suesposto,
liza scheda republicans O. riuscita com
pIetamente yittorioss, bennhe manchi
ALA medesima uella brillante maggie
rama degli altri ami.
| candidate democraticl hanno que
st'anno spiegato anche qui un certo vi
gore. specialmente per quanto riflette
la carica di sheriff.
La signorina Emilia Calligaro ha ac-
cetto l'impiego di stenografa nell uffi-
clio dell'avvocsto Ruggles.
+ Ii dott. Stebbins con ufficio nei To-
cali sopra la farmacia Sullivan ha lie
seguenti ore di ufticio:.
dale 10 allie a. a. m. -
dale allie pm.
Egli e. dispOsizione del pubblico
lsnediante chiamate teid1Dhiche ale
Iau ali attende cola massima premura
Lavori di stagnatura dl A4parazio.
ne So utensili di cucina, riapRraziont
di ogni genere tubi, latrine ingle
ST ecc
Rivolgersi John Barcellini, subtle
dopo il negozio Paul, s erilv Street
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e morto Brecsis q giuseppe Cesa-
re Abba, senatore Gel regno d'Italia,
patrfotta purissimo, scrittore emineh-
te ed etioace .svocatore della leggenda
garibaidina.
Bresoia ospito' nell 'occasione del fu
nerals le rappresentsnze del Senate
della Camera del Goserno nonche
delle principals asseciazioni di tutt'l-
talia.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-11-12

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