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La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-07-02

II servizio di rinfreschi funziono'
magnificamente, la banda 81 fece onore
l'orchestra fece un servizio inappun.
table
Come cosa ineonineiata bene on puo
fallire, COST moi faciamo 10 nestre felici-
tazioni allimpresa Rubatt & Samuel,
augurando loro una larga messe di dol
lari.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-07-02
Ironwood, Mich.

Chiami iamo I'attenzione del lettori su
ravviso d9l signor Peter B)rgo, che s
trova in seconda pagina
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-07-02

'N--stl..l resoconto della camps gna ocea-
,ografica fatta dal Principe di Mouaco
mel 1903, communicate ailAecade demia
francese dele Science, risulta che le
acme del Mediterraneo egeysno Ia
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-07-02
Da una Settimana
all'altrd.

giro del giornali la notizia che
nel ytl1agg:o moatuoso dt Pavslska in
Bulgaria vive IA pid vecchia donna del
lnonao. E quasi impossible stabilize
5n via assoluta il record delleta, ma
ce.t la donna in questione tende far
goncorYenza al patriarch Matusalemms!
Trattasi al una povera diavoIa, nome
P.ba Tarllka, la quale sarebbS prossi-
ma a,toccare 126 ami. Essa vive con
IN + Clio che ranno scorso compi 100 an
NJ
E po.che qutsto particolare ssmbra as
soaato la vecchia Beba non puo' non
aver varcato tuttl limit anche eccs~
zionah di l0pgsvita. Particelare inte-
r.ssaI te: essa e sanissima 81 guada-
gna Ia vita da sols, Col proprio lavoro.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-07-02
Rivolgersi a H. LIE Gendre

Nen'occasjone delle spese chs 81
gnori clie1ti usano fare per il 4th of
July, 10 sottescritto no deciso di fare
alcuue riduzioni sui prezzi della mia
merce.
L'articolo ch do. a mig'iOri c5edizio,
nj composite di vestiti per bambini da
4 a ami, che cedo a70 cents.
Vestiti per sgnoriaa e Der siguora,
di ogni qualita 9 prezzo con forte ridu-
zione sui prezzo corrente,
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-07-02


L iuaugurazioned del parco Bonino, av
venuta domenica scorsa, o state ar We
rO successo.
Era da tutti sentita la mancanza di
no pOsto adatto per la stagione oalda- 9
ridsa del Bonino d fabbricare un pa
diglione owe Iaria penstra a tor, en- i
dagli ampi finestroni, ha incontrata Ia
simpata di tutti
Cosi, benche non tutsl sepessero del
la cosa, durantetillno nleriggio g Is gsra
di domenica, fu I'M vero peliegrinaggio
di genti che cercavano freseura chs la
trovavano al padigHone.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-07-02

Ancora mel 1895 la popolazione del
PArgentina era di milioni 954 9ll ami.
me; oggi essa supera di POGO Z milo
nj. Mel 1860 esistevano mel paese % soil
chilometri di ferrovie, le quail hanno
adesso uno sviluppo dl 95 SEQ.
A 1880 franchi annui amnontano
lie spese di impianto, ii rtparazions di
manutenz4one del parafulmini che pro-
teggoro gil edlflcl pubbIici menu.
mentali di Parigi.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-07-02

Coloro che avessero interesse a lezioni
di mandolino di ghitarra potranno in.
dirizzarsi a
s. w Fredrjckson
phone 274 ). Ironwood, Mich
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-07-02

Una recsnte deliberations del Town
Board preserve che non 81 faccia dur,
ante le feste del 4 Luglio assoluta-
mente uso di fuoohi artificial mel Sill
yer Street via glineipals del paese
[ srasgressori di- delta Iegglna esaEa1l.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-07-02

Isignori Romolo Graassi ed il Signor
Barcellini hanno deciso di trattsnersi
in paese non ostants sia loro fallito il
progetto di dipingere la chiesa cattolica.
Come sono abili decorator ed artist
di pregio non comune in questi paesi,
essi apriranno un negozio del genSre,
con tappezzerie ed affini, con depoaito
nella retrobottega del signori verCelIi&
Fessia.
Chi avesse bisogno della Ioro opera
puo' contare su un.lavor buono 9 mo-
derno
Loro specialita sono lie insegne 81
vetro in orc in fogIia, processo noyita.
PER REGISTER OF DEEDS.
10 sottoscritto spettssamente an
nunzio la mia candidatnra per la nom
ina Register of Deeds nella schsda
repubblicana per le prossime elszioni
prinarie del 6 Settembre
10 voryo apprezzare il suppcrto che
gil elettori della contea vorranno conce
dermi, apponends nelle mansioni della
mia carica il naggiore scrnpolo.
Rispettosissimo,
John c. Flanagan.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-07-02

mezsa dozzina di fazzolsttfed una fib
bfa ga eintara, ma nolte pr, sto percbe >
deTo partire E tsnlO diperdere il conas
messO, motto gentiImsnte: Pei cor
doni da sCarpe preuda l'ascensore . sal
ga fino 'undicesimo piano: trovsra'
10 forcine al secondO fazzoIetti nel
l'ala estrelna del settirno LIE fjbbie so.
no al piano tsrreno.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-07-02

NON POTEVA DORMIRE. fHo softer
to per lungo tempo di una malattia
neryosa, che gradamente andava logo
rando tutto il mio organismo' - scrive
NJ. A. Fertorelli di Decatur, Mich. Per
piu' di due ami potei domirs ben POGO
oppure non dormii affatto. Quattro bot
tiglie del Lozogo del Dott. Pietro han
no ristorato la mia salute Imiei dolo
ri Sc ne sono andati tanto che adesso
posse riposare goderni un quietO son
no per tutta la notte
II Lozoge del Dott. Pistro non e, una
medicina che 81 vende nellie farmacis,
ma un rimedio semplice dolcificante,
estratto da erbe che state in uso con
tinuo per piu' drum secolo ma che non
& state fatto mai c0noscere diffHsa.
mente col soliti mezzi di reclaine. E
fornito agli ammalati direttamente dag
Ii unici manufactured Dr.. Peter Fa
hrney & Co; 1s 25 So. Hoyns ave; Chi
cago, IL.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-07-02

Due terri del pettini d diceiIuloide che
inondano laercatl del monde 81 fab
bricano Parigi da mile ditts inda-
striali che iEnplegsno 20.O0G operaI
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nc puniti a rigori di legge.

Da ysndere 30 acre di tsrreno oolti-
vato dne miglia al north di Hurley
cor dtsei acri di bnon bosco mel Rsdes-
imo terreno 25acri puliti a SO read dal
la scuOla del paese; una casa in mattoni
in Silver Street, dove 81 trova Tufflcio
del giornale iataliauo
Rivoloarsi a IT lie t4andra
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-07-02

Ritornsto in solide condition. di sa-
lutte.
II siguor B +. Kelley di Springfield,
Ill. scriye quaint 0 segue; I'm ammo ia
incominciai sentire del disturb al ro-
gnoni ed al sauguO ed ero tormentato
da un persistente e forte dolore di capo.
Mel frattempo LASS dele Foley Kidney
Pills dopo averle usate una settimana
fui uberato da ogni altro disturbo.
sono in vendlta pre- $50 tutti i farma-
cisti
Cosa puo produrre IN raffreddore in
sstete.
I'm raffre5eFe trascurato in estate
puo avere delle tristi consequence
come Sc foss6 ia ogni aLtra stagione
Ad evitare dette consigliabile ruso
dele Foley Honey Tar Pills Esss
hauno IN pronto ed officace effetto snl
polganismo specialmente in tall circos
tanze.
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Il caro- AMIGO siguor Antonio Rizza
ricevette in qusstl giorni la dolorosa
notizia della morte del suo padre, awe
nuta in Italia il Is dsllo scorso Gtiuguo.
Che la parto che gil amici prendono
al suo vivo dolore, sia sollievo al cuore
ulcerato delramico carissimo al quale
mandiamo vive condogIianzs.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-07-02

sen ~ =
d9dici billiard class qsso, ..e tseass fanlo
ottmf AFFAIR."
Sabato scorpo la mogIis del signor
Jos Bria di Besstner, dieds fsl;cemer-
to ALA lace un bel maschiotto
ATconiugi Bria ls nostre felici tazioni
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RiYolgeEsi - .f9rmazioni ) 80

al
fl9tt, Fs,a hams.eg
Cary Location
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11
From Another Point of View

When Teddy marching hurrah, out!
mis-
senatorial Job?
However you've got hand Taft
at the time. - -
probably IL gone - - e ' ~
President Taft Downandut cub OF
Mis- but along strihngy - ~ ~ -
Senator Burrows ckled over pnchot
dismissal and he Is not alone BaIinge
the legal battle between the EMF sdebakes were
Prise night the referee would stop
6C000000. dreadful suspense
Possibly that arrested OF Pitcher
Mulin of Mullins ability pinch
Employees Of the
justice. too
Some day perhaps they'll convict which should
another for the author
ut Story Told" - '
thsr vhisksrs before passing policeman
Customer: called picture takenr
< oustomsr; Yep; Bills busy and his
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11
Tuesday. January IL,
1910
LOOK TO HOME. UNCLE;
AND LET KNOX GAG;

II seems possible that Secretary
Knox has bitten or more than Uncle
Sam can chew In his effort to run the
AFFAIRS OF Nicaragua. Mexico. with the
sympathy u not more substantial
backing OF all Central America and
some OF the European powers. pro-
poses to protect zelaya and force rec
ognition OF Zelaya's man Madriz as
president.
The predicament arises through two
things-the execution by Zelaya OF two
fillibusters from the United States and
the notion that Uncle Sam has got to
police" the irascible and irresponsi-
BILE Central American states.
IL Zelaya executed Americans who
were engaged In legitimate occupa-
tion In Nicaragua. every gunboat and
marine at Uncle Sans command
should be made available 10 secure
justice and reparation. But the evi-
dence I'm possession OF our government
all goes 10 show that the two Ameri-
cans had been In Nicaragua for some
time encouraging rebellion against
the lawfully constituted government.
and were conspiring TO perpetrate still
greater rascality when arrested II
may be true that Zelaya's government
was bad for Nicaraguans, but we take
no official notice Of the indescribable
infamies perpetrated on the Yakuis
by Mexico. and if'two Americans want
to make a business OF melting rebel
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11

lion and assassination In any foreign
country, IL In their private lookout,
not our governments, IL they are not
treated tenderly by their intended
victims. ]
Since the treaty OF 1907 there has
been a more or less tacit understand
Ing that Uncle Sam and Mexico .should
police" those uneasy Central Amer
lean states. or nations. or mobs. on
whatever they deserve TO be called
The policing Is based wholly upon
the interests of the great American
trust hogs and the families Of Diaxl
Carroll and other Official aristocratsl
who run Mexico. body. soul and Wallet
for their own gain. Now, we are told
that Uncle Sam Is looking to BraxiN
to help do the policing" which makesl
Mexico very defiant and sassy. sndi
Diaz is going TO perpetrate IAN act OF
International discourtesy" upon Tafel
and Knox by recognizing Madrix.
Just why Uncle Sam should be OH
policing" measly little Nicaragua,
while corporate thieves are stealingI
franchises and thousands OF his own
broad acres at home. is unexplainabic.
II would seem only decent and gentle.
manly In him to call on his police, let
Knox gag on the international de.
courtesy" that he's cooked up. and. if
he wants TO get even with Mexico.
sick old ]. Pierp Morgan on TO taking
a fall out OF the value OF Mexico
money.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11
THE NATIONAL AIR.

Why all this pother at Washington
about the national air? There never
has been any national air-or, rather,
there have been half a dozen. each
suited to its time and place. In the
days OF the Revolution. Yankee
Doodle" had the seat of honor. Begin
ming with ridicule. II stuck in the
hearts of the patriots. For the war OF
1912 Hail Columbia" best expressed
American sentiment. Soon after The
Star Spangled Banner reigned su-
preme. When the Civil war had fair
iy begun John Browns Body" was
the inspiration Of the North and DIX
ie" of the South. In the little diff
Guilty with Spain. "There1l Be Hot
Time in the Old Town Tonight" was
actually believed by Cubans and Fill
pinos to be the most expressive song
of the United states.
And now-who can say? All the
good old tunes have the<I psace. and
there Is little sense in threatening
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11

wonder Of wonders" flashed over the
world. Tests made by scientists oi
the University of Pennsylvania showed
no trace OF any known force. Ergo,
perpetual motion was an assured
facti
All Keeley had to do was to snap
his fingers. look wise, and his ma
chinery would buzz like a six-cylinder
automobile. In the height of his glory
he said that with one quart of water
he would be able to send a train from
Philadelphia to San Francisco. Ether
waves did 1t, he declared.
Lippincott's Magazine maintained
that ''the brain of an Aristotle was
needed to discern and grasp Keeley's
idens, to interpret and dehpe them"
Keeley's excuse for not allowing
anyone into the secret was based
upon the commercial value. When his
stockholders kicked he hurled such
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11
THE TRIAL DIVORCE;
WE HAVE 1T AT LAST

The latest thing In trial divorces
was served up to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Woholes In an Illinois court. The
decision OF the court expressly states
that the husband and wife are d.
vorced for Ave years. after which
they can live together II they desire.
A limited divorce decree necessar-
lily implies an inability. upon the part
OF one or both of the persons divorced.
to marry until such limitation has
been removed by the court-or in the
case cited above. the period OF 4. FIVE
years has elapsed.
II must require brain OF great
phophetic vision and wonderful legal
acumen 10 determine the period OF
time that a divorced husband and wife
should remain apart.
The Illinois Judge Is to be congrat-
ulated II he possesses such brain.
We may in the future expect him
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11

to weigh on his trial" divorce scales
the hearts OF each couple as they
present themselves before him for an
annulment or their nuptiai vows. To
some. out OF a wisdom lnconceivable
TO the ordinary layman, this Solomon
DEGREES one year. TO others whose
hearts are stonier he hands out two.
three or five years.
At the expiration OF the time limit
set upon their connubial affections
we may see these selfsame couples
taking up again the threads OF mar
ried life.
The time lock Is a very valuable
thing in business life. but only when
set by the individual who knows when
IL should unlock.
There is only one who can safely be
relied upon to set a time lock on two
living. throbbing hearts.
And he Is not on the Illinois bench.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11

the life OF the chief OF the division OF
music for the congressional library
because he ventures TO assert that
Yankee Doodle" Ii becoming passee.
Oficially. The Star Spangled Ban
ner" is still the national air. but IL
Is unsingable and foreign exotic.
anyway.
Someone may yet produce the per-
feet American national song. like the
"Marseiliaise" for France or The
Watch on the Rhine" for Germany
But II cannot be made to order
Boston Post.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11
Great Hoaxes of History
Speaking Explorer Cook Keeley and His Ether Waves Fooled En-
All Once.

terms at them as molecular vibra-
tion," sympathetic equilibrium" "oc>
cillation of the atom" and the ave--
age man quailed beneath his superior
glance.
One day Keeley died, and then the
whole hoax was exposed by excava-
tons made under the house. Hidden
in a cellar was large globe. which
had been filed with compressed air;
all about were brass tubes. connect
ing the globe in the cellar with the
perpetual motion" machine In the
room above. and all the cheap trick
cry was laid bare.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11

companies them is said to be cherry
cordial In tone.
New York's mayor wants more foot.
ball players in the street. cleaning de-
partment. Wants them chosen from
scrub elevens. perhaps.
Mrs. Frost: Who was II that said
Peace, perfect peace?"
Frost: Someone whose telephone
was out OF order.-Life. w
Hyker: jenkins tells me that he
never spoke an unkind word to his
wife.
Pyker: Well. I don't doubt II. Jen-
kins was always a cautious chap
Chicago News.
Roosevelt has discovered an abso-
lutely new species OF Iox In Africa.
Perhaps II will be brought back
stuffed and put on the market as O
substitute for the Teddy bear.
II we are to depend upon Eskimo
evidence for the finding of Andres
balloon why. the chances are It hasn't
been found.
Lawson: What sort OF a man IN
Bjenkyns. anyway?
Dawson: Well. his wife always gees
with him when he buys a suit OF
olothes.--Somerville Journal.
ice King" Morse Is convict No.
2S14 There's one consolation for
Morse-there were 1913 fellows In bad
ahead OF him.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11

A wonderfully contrived machine.
called q ..vibratory generator by It's
inventor" John Worrell Kelley, was
exhibited to an awed lot of Philadel-
phians Nov. 10. 1874. by that prince
of charlatans, who posed for quar-
ter OF q century as the worlds great
est inventor and discoverer.
From old Philadelphia news OF this
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11
Nv Far Dees This
Disrespect For Child
Lsbsr Law Extend? !?
Lst's Find Out Now, Mr.. Factory
a Inspector, Rather Than Have
To Walt for the Death


this case but the there
First let us quote for you again the penalty for
the employment of persons under the age of 16.
Any person omts comply with any OF the
foregoing provisions Of this act who interfere. res in any %
suffers permits child male female to be employed NO
and on conviction shall punished by Of than
nor more than one hundred dollars or Imprisonment 0 mot
imprisonment in the discretion Of the court
When the Kge called attention and when you
first you going do about quoted as
having said to The Times:
We don't run to court complaints every time find =.
the law violated As general thing prosecution is resorted
only where the violations persistent and Aagant
But the law Mr. Factory Inspector that SHALL to court
every 8 a violation Of public
doesn't give you any discretion
say punished PROVIDING THE
FACTORY INSPECTOR SEES TO START PROCEEDINGS
says plainly uneuvoca who break
SHALL be punished
reflects people of Michigan, whose
you gives alternative than proceed against
responsible employment girls under the
sge specified
Did the people YOU decide WHEN proceed against
those who law, NOT proceed there probably
would be something to n books
judges viii hardly the suggestion either that
they simply while factory inspectors dis
charge functions for
II
offender found makes difference Mr. Factory Inspector
says q child Of that age shall employed
THE Law SAYS THIS FOR THE VERY REASON THAT THERE
ARE ELEVATORS ELEVATOR STORES DANGER
OUS MACHINERY FACTORIES THAT ELEvA
TORS SHAFTS AND DEADLY MACHINES SUBJECT
D0Ys OF THE AGE OF IA TO DANGERS WHICH IN THEIR nMA
TURE JUDGMENT APPRECIATE TO THE EXTENT OF
DUE CARE AND wATCHTULNEss.
This law safeguard thrown around boys Of IA protect their
lives, their and their bodies
WHAT KIND OF A SAFEGUARD IT, WHERE DOES IT PRO
TECT LIFE WHEN IT CAN VIOLATED AND THE vIoLAT0R 60
UNPUMsHED AT THE WILL OF FACTORY INSPECTOR.
And by the way Mr. Factory Inspector by what process does your
Dces determine whether the onehundd violation Of
the law
You didn't know the being violated the Of Harold
Wilcox until had been called Mess body
The question just this Factory Inspector: HOW MANY
MORE BOYS OF IA ARE BEING EMPLOYED IN DErR0ITf
Do know continue this information from the
coronerf
office exercising vigilance and prosecuting
1t offenders Harold Wilcox probably would be school today instead
o his It too late his BUT IT IS NOT late
other boys who belong school and who may working
death tapa
Do look around bit Of Harold
Wilcox lack Of for the child labor
least instance stand by
nned lack respect for this employment killing
u Sabiesi
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11
MINSTREL .MIDGETs.

Say. Rastus. kin yo' tell me de diff
frence atween a wife who buys her
husban' q necktie he kin wear. and
suffraget who am engaged to be mar
ricd?"
We'll. why am dey diff'renc
awteen a wife who buys her husban'
a necktie he kin wear, an a suffraget
who am engaged TO be>married?"
We'll. one got Aohder foh man.
an de odder got aPan fob won
der"
"Will de audience please give our
human baritone the silence while he
sings. A Joy Bird Fluttahs In Nah
Heart When Dey's Chicken on Nah
fStummick.'
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11

Truth 10 "SassIer Ihan FIctIon.
Most southerners are gallant An
exception Is the Georgian who gave
his son this advice:
My boy. never run after woman
or a street car-there will be another
one along In a minute or two
Everybody's Magazine.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11

Just . momsat, please, Mr.. Fac
tory Inspector.
The Times wants to speak to you
regarding the death of Harold VII
cox, IA years old, who was killed BY
a fall down the elera.os Sssft in
the Kresge store, where he was en-
ployed.
You have sworn out o warrant In
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11

Tommy, aged 1-2. had seen his
grandfather place his false teeth In a
glass of water.
You'd feel funny" he laughed. "if
I'd hand you a walnut to crack right
now"
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11

II was Henry's first year at school.
and he was learning to read One
day he was coming over a newspa-
per.
What does fn-u-s-t spell?" he
asked. His mother told him.
And what does ache spell?" She
told him. and added that It meant a
pain.
Well" he announced triumphantly.
here 1t says something about a man
with a pain on his face"
His mother looked and found that
what the man had on his face was a
mustache.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11

Dora, the mere thought of you sets
my heart to throsbing tumultuously!"
"Oh, Gecffrey, have told you hum
dred times that yousmoke too much"
Chicago Tribune.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11

Wright brothers are suing Aviator
Paulhan, charging ar infringement OF
their patent. Faulhan is up In the
cir" over IL.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11

"Not every man who wears congress
CATERS ls fit ter fill tn shoes Of a
congressman"
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11

Marian, the daughter OF a drummer
for an eastern house. was visiting In
the country. She was overheard say
ing this to a little neighbor:
1--WE seen your sister. and I've seen
your brother, and I've seen your moth
er, but I never see your father-l
guess he's a travelling salesman"
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11
WIT OF OUR TOTS.

Dottie, aged four, breathlessly
watched the cook sewing up the turk
ey. When this was accomplished, she
said with a shake Of the finger. There
naughty thing. now l hope you VIII
stay buttoned!"
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11

You mustn't yawn when there's
company" reproved Edwards mother.
But, mamma" complained Edward.
That's the only time can't help
yawning."
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11

Mrs. Frost: Who was II that said
Peace, perfect peace?"
Frost: Someone whose telephone
was out of order.-Life. A
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11

II we are To depend upon Eskimo
evidence for the finding of Andres
balloon why. the chances are It hasn't
been found.
The Detroit times., 1910-01-11

ice King" Morse Is convict No.
2814. There's one consolation for
Morse-there were 1913 fellows In bad
ahead of him.