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La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1911-12-23

Giovedi sera g. partito per Wansau.
Wis. dove 81 svolge il processo Lcontro
lmpeiio Roberti, il sheriff White
side Sam Swanson.
Pare che siano stati chlamati per de
pore sulla condotta del due impntati
all'epoca del ioro. sDggiorno in Hur-
ley.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1911-12-23

Un telergamma da Londra In data
I 30 corrente da' per ufficiale la notizia
che la Turchia sarebbe in procinto di
! fare dells proposte dl pace.
Pare che dopo le recentl disastrcse
sconfitte subite dali 'eserc ITO turco ara
DO Tripoli ed Bengasi, le sorti del
4 la campagna siano ritenute Desperate
anche dalla Turchia, .tanto piu' che
continuando le ostilita' le forzs turco
arabe respinte or mai dai migllori po-
| sti dI rifornimento 81 tr0verebberO CO.,
! questo state di cose sarebbe ormai
avvenuto da parecchio tempo sc le re-
gioni limitrofe Egitto Marocco RI
spettiyamente sotto il controllo di
due uazioni neutre al confitto, cice'
InghiIterra Francia, avessero kosser-
vato quanto una Rdichisrata neutrali-
Ia impone. ..Infelicemente Clio non
avvenne, AMI nentre l'Isalia dava a
Carer rappresentante della stampa
| francese le prove della miglior simpa-
| tia La Francia permetteva che da Tu-
nisi capitale quindi posizione me-
CLIO di ogni altra controllabile 81 ssfa-
cesse il pin sfacciato oontrabbando
I'D guerra. E cio' serve ancora una
volta dimostrare come l'Itaha in
questa oampagna possa fare assegaa-
me nto esclusivamente sulle proprie
forzs.
! Per conto nnstTo, che della guerra
| abbiamo avutO lin dali 'inizln un antu-
siasmo relative IL recente telegramma
che 81 dice proveniente da fonte atten
dibile ci allargs il cuore. f yorrem-
mo veramente che detfa probabilita
dl negoziati di mace uiyeDisse realta
e che tinisse ii macelIo.
IL pr esidente Taft ha teste prcposta
una riduzione sui .dazio della lana g
prodotti aftini.
Mel suo rapporto al Uongresso q
Washington elgi nota che il dazio ora
esistente sulia lana prodotti di Llama
e. proIbitivo ed esagerato. Detto da-
zio venpe elevate all'attuale esagera-
zione Ger chiudere comletamente Ia
via d eptrata al prodotti fini di lana j
quail, Sc importatl, avrebbreo Epotuto
lprendere il posto DEF cheap suDstltu-
tes now employed, attenendoci allie
testuali parole del presidente.
4 --
i oio' e. motto bene ma uno sguar-
do ALA tariffa procprerebbe dele ben
maggiorl sorprese Sc 81 dicesse. ad @
sempio che la lana paga secondo Tat
tuale tariffa motto di piu' che la seta
che ne direbbero Iettori?
Ma la lana in questo paese dove lin
yerno ia sentire suoi rignri e. neces-
Sara a tutti. mentIe che. Ia seta SER
We solamente al signori.
4 Ma in America oggi giorno ogni co.
sa che riguardi una revisione di tariff
ia doganale puzza di free trade" ed
allora tutti insorgoDo. Anche pove-
i ri scannati di lavoratorI che riceyono
due doIlari da una mRno per spender-
ne tire dall'altra.
q La salute dell Pimperatore Austria
francesca Giuspette e. un altra volta
scossa. Pare che nei circoli di corte 81
nHtrano serie apprensioni.
81 tratta questa volta di un forte
raffreddore compiieate ad un attacoo
Tsumatioo il che data l'eta' dellaugus-
to sovrano g sufficiente per giustifica
re ognl apprensione.
CERCANSl AGENT per vendere j
nostri ceIebri vini
Euclid in ogni citta' Salario com
missione.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1911-12-23

Regia Agenzia Consoalre d'Italla,
Milwauk ee, Wis
Regla Ambaseiata Telegrafa: 1ri-
poll 49, Ainzara. Tagiura, Eon3
nessuna novita' Radioletgrau m =
Bergasi situazione ..invariata. sedici
corrente presso costa Tnnisina due tcr
pediniere ebbero un marinaio ucclso,
uno ferito. Nemico disperso gray, re
dite, Provsna
GoJto
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1911-12-23

Klleviamo dali 'autorevoIe "Minato-
re- Italiano'' di Laurium che il signor
francesca Massoglia gia residente di
Hurley di dove e. partito solo pochi
giorni ia deve sposarsi cola signorina
Gallo di Gallo (erediamo 81 tratti di
Caterina Gallo Ria' resid ente in Hur-
ley pin' propliamente nella casa del
signor Domenico Donna.
Sc non erriamo In causa della somi-
glianza di nome la ooppia sarebbe otti
mamente assortita desideriamo ALA
medesima la maggior felicita'.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1911-12-23

Da oltre ventl cinque ami sono in
gaggiato mel commercio in queste pas
SO cd Il mio principale studio fu SEM
pre- quelle di dare ALA mia clientele
la maggior soddisfazione che era posi-
bile che era conojgliabile col prezzo G
cola quaiita' della merce. Percio'
mi lusingo di contare non solo una So
Ida clientela ma altresi IN numerc
considerable di amici.
Ed e. ALA mia clientele in generate
ed agli amici in particolare che 10 de-
sidero augnrare IN buon Natalie, uns
felice fine ammo, ed un prospero prir
cipio di quello nuovo.
NeIla colonia italiana di Hurley
dintorni so di avsre del fedeli soste'
nitori mi auguro che mezzo d.
queste colonne miei auguri pervengs
no loro che tornino l0rO graditi.
r. Paul.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1911-12-23

LIE condutture elettriche Fer la dis
tribuzioue dell 'energia sono soggette
al fumo delle locomotive negli &incro-
ci dele lipee ferroyiarie nei tratti
parallel; 10 stesso accade nellie stazlo
nj comuni linee ferroviarie vapore
ed elettriche. ST O. voluto stabilize
i'll modo positive SO la fuligine che 81
depositR sugh isolatori e. O no danno-.
sa all isolameuto dele condutture Sc
da essa Iossa derivare un Tericolo per
la pnbbIica incolumita' e per l'eserci-
zio regolare dele ferrovle. Il diparti
mento federale dele fsrrovie ksvizzere
ha dato tai uOpo incarico alI'lstltu-
t. Svizzero per Ia pr0va del material
di fars dele prove metodiche e razio-
nall. Secondo risultati di queste FRO
We rinfuenza del deposlto dl caligine
sui potere isolante degli isolatori di
porcellana non g apprezzabile, tanto
che non sembra necessRrio di tenerne
conto. Risultati opposti questi inye
ce earebbero stati ottenuti in seguito
ad osservazioni fatte sulla ferrovie
New York New Haven Hartford, do
We 81 verificaronn notevoli distnrbl
neII'isoIamento della c9nduttura dl
contat5o in consequence sdGl deposito
sugIi isolatcri dal fumo dele locom o.
tive q vapore Secondo una comunica-
zione uubblicata mel Bollettlno della
Societa' fra gil Elettricisti America
nj. per mantenere un sufficiente isola
mento sulla linea di contatto 81 dovet-
te raddoppiare l'isolamento della line
a sospensione multipla. TuttaviA 81
potrebbe anche dubitare che questi RI
sultatl siano dnvuti circostanze Dura
mente locale ''Da PElettricista
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1911-12-23
G1RudGg'iOi UItId0|i su||0
GUERRA TURCOITAHANA

Regia Agenzia Consolare d'Iteli
Milwaukee, Wis
Regia Ambasciata telegrafa:-- Hos
Is: Ricognilzone provoco' sooi
gruppi Arab respinto dopo viva f,c
leria mol morEj, ii feriti
Tripoli 17:-- RIcognizione Zanz, .
eseguita senza incidenti altra ricoy
zione Bireddln sbando pattugile
valleria Tnrca scopri bombardo' rio
colo accampamento turchi che fugeirs
no. Bengaso tranquilla -Provara
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1911-12-23

DA DERE;- ad ottime condi
zioni un "Schuman Cabinet Grand
Plano, il state perfetto. come nuo-
vo.
Per trattative rlvolgersi al no. 418
End. ave., Hurley Wis.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1911-12-23

A Kensha Wis ignoti dinamitardi
hanno fatto saltare IN aria il fabbrica
to di un panattiere italiano, certo Ste
fano Clement
La polizia e. in giro per ricercare i
colpevoh che 81 suppone formino par
te di una associazione dellnquere.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1911-12-23

E. incominciatO Wausau Wis. il
proceesso a carico di Antonio Imperio
Q Filippo Roberti imputRti di aver nc
ciso il 6 scorso Luglio il sheriff di
Villas County
III giorno 19 venne occupato nella
scelta del giurati Terremo informati
nostri lettori dele fasi di questo pro
cesso essendo due imputati due exre.
sidenti di Hurley
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1911-12-23

Mel segnalare sagRi esegiuti ALA
Scuola francese dale cartiers dl Gre
noble per l'impiego del mails nella fab
bricaziona della carta, al Revue Tech
inuue d'Orient scrive che un chimico
americana, sig. Russell Courth, mera-
v1gliato della quantita' enorme di os-
sido di carbanio che 81 sprigionavR du
rante la combustione di IN crosse am
masso di mais brnciato, riuscl' costi-
tuire una socista per la fabbricazione
del gas illuminate col mais stesso.
II chimico aericano carico' delle stor-
to con del gamhi, secondo la sua es-
pressione pittoresca il carbone yegeta
le rigcaldo' con d ell coke di mais
che puo' sosEjtuire SEM altro per que
sto uso il coke usuaIe: con qnesto pro
cesso si formo' nellie storte un prodot'
10 gas 1850 ALA dose del 30 percento cir
ca del mais impiegato. Ii gas dlstll-
dato in vase chiuso fu immagazzinato
nellie campane serbatoio. Fu ricono-
sciuto che esso possiede IN potere ca-
lorico di 5S7O calorie per metro cubo.
e che 1ostttluscs percio' un gas motto
riccc. Quanto al suo prezzo di riyen-
dita. il chimico Russei Oourtt ha cal
colato che nellie raRioni dove Il mais
e abbondante, questo gas potrebbe es
sere yenduto s, centesimi per me-
tro cubo al consumatori, il che rappre
senta IN ragguardevole beneficIo.
s.Da Les inventions illustrees"
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1911-12-23

Un nnovo fratto esotico e. state in
trodotto lecentemente per Ia coiflva-
zione con ottimo soccesso, In Francia.
ii frutto o-iginario di La Plata ha II
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-04-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Imuromptu Home Wedding.

At "Waveland," Richmond county,
the old peterborough homestead, on
Anril 5tb. was solemniZed an exeep-
tiopally pretty wedding when Miss
Mary Maxwell Brockenbrough became
the bride of Mr.. Benjamin +. hewitt.
The house was fragrant with sweet
spring flowers, though the principal
decorations of green and yellow were
effected with jOnquils and evergreens.
The bride, who was attired in a blue
tailored suit, and carried white prayer
book. looked especially pretty as
she entered the room on the
arm of her brother: Mr.. William Gray
peterborough, who gave her in mar
riage. u,.
d. c.. sister of the groom, played the
wedding march.
Miss Lucy Brockenbrough Knox, an
attractive debutante of Fredericksburg,
maid of honor, wore Irish point over
yellow silk and carried white SWEEP
peas. Md
of Washington.
The bride. who is an attractive daugh-
ter of the late Capt. VIM. A. Brock
enbroueh, is one of the most popular
girls in Tidewater.
Mr.. hewitt is a successful and up to
date farmer of Fairfax county.
After a dainty luncheon Mr.. and
Mrs hewitt left for bridal trip North.
On their return they will be at home'
"Huntingdon, Fairfax county.
Owing to deluge of April showers
this wedding took place at home In
stead of Emmanuel church as was an
Inounced
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-04-15
MAY 18th, 1911,

at eleven O'Clock a. M, all that GER
tain tract Of land containing $50 acres,
more or less, situated In Caroline coun-
ty, about one mile from Guinea station.
adjoining the r., F. & p. r. r.. and
Immediately on the road running from
Guinea to Massaponax, Va, being the
same property which was conveyed to
G. G. King by Mcclellan Wardell and
wife.
This property is within one mile oil
the village Of Guinea. where there are
located stores, church and graded
school. The property is well fenced,
has a comfortable two story dwelling
and the usual out buildings.
Terms-Cash sufficient TO pay SAID
debt and interest and cost OF sale; any
residue to be upon such terms as said
Geo. G. King shall direct, and upon
failure so TO direct, the trustee will sell
for cash. - IT,
ApriI 18th, 1911. Guinea, Va.
apl5W4W
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-04-15

in a helpless condition and in your
unsteady efforts to assist them you
fell by the wayside. The last act
of that "Payneful" scene. you knell-
ing by your bedside fervently pray
ing TO be delivered from your
friends and asking high heaven to
guard and keep you in the future
from putting your name to letters
dictated by voters. made me thankful
that | had not hardened TO your
pathetic appeal.
Now, George. let us consider this
whole matter res judicata and aban-
don any absurd hope Of polit-
ical achievement, that your push-cart
following of admirers may have
pumped into you, turn your law Of
flee over TO your partner, go home
emulate the example of your
thrifty neighbors, cultivate your
broad acres and take il from me
that you may yet live to become a
respCc ed citizen.
Forrest p TaylOe
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-04-15
SCHOOL CLOSING At
lEELAkD---0THER NOTES
Leeland- Va Anril 11

Iceland, Va, April IL.
On Thursday, April 9th, Iceland
school closed after a successful ses-
sion of six months. Patrons day
was observed and much enjoyed. A
number of recitations and several
good dialogues were rendered. Re
Treatments, consisting Of cake. can
dy and lemonade. were served. Pa
irons, scholars and friends seemed
TO have a pleasant time.
The teacher takes this means Of
expressing her thanks for the pref
ty gold ornaments presented to hel
by her pupils. Besides, these deal
little girls brought her dainty
handkerchief. and kind old lady
sent some lovely flowers. all OF
which are highly appreciated. We
will soon install our new library Of
more than 80 books, which We
hope will prove a great pleas
ure and profit to the community.
Whooping cough. which has beer
so prevalent in parts OF the county
has nearly subsidized.
Miss Attic Lynn, of Richmond
will spend Easter at the home OF
her parents.
Mr.. ]. William Anthem. of Balti'
more, recently paid his sister, Miss
Mollie Anthem. a short visit.
Mr.. Frank Gift had the misfor
tune to hurt his hand quite badly
while helping to lift a large rocl
yesterday.
Miss Lucy Bowler expects shortly
TO visit her sister, Mrs. Fugett, o.
near Washington.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-04-15
GOVERNMENT ALLOWS $4,000
FOR VIRGINIA RIGLE RANGE

Adjutant-General Sale has been in,
formed that the u. S. Government will
spend $45,OOO in equipping the new
State rifle range and camp site near
Virginia Beach.
The site at Virginia Beach embraces
$50 acres, donated to the State by
property owners. The land is valued
at $1,000. -
The Norfolk and Southern Railroad
has agreed to spend $25, 900 in erecting
terminal facilities. The State will thus
secure for the use of its volunteers
property valued at 500, 600 without a
penny Of its coming from the treasury
of Virginia.
1t is expected that the range will be
in readiness by autumn.
Virginia fs-fikely to fare well IN the
apportionment of funds for military use.
Congressman Hay, of Virginia, is chair
man Of the House Committee on MILL
tarv Affair.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-04-15
FOX CHASE AND OTHER NEWS
FROM ROUTE NO.
Stafford Co, Va. April 10.

SldlIOIu 10, va hPiil IL
Mrs. Isaac Silver. who has been
sick for several weeks. is improving.
Mr. Frank Taylor. of King George,
was a recent guest of Mr.. w T.
Peyton.
Rev. w. r. Hardesty preached
an excellent sermon to his little
I flock at New Hope Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Jet are the
proud parents Of fine little girl.
Mr.. Monroe Stevens has sold to
Messrs. Haislip and Embrey all Of
the merchantable timber on his farm
in lower Stafford for 1900. 1t is
said the owners will not begin saw
ing until September.
Miss Ada Limberick closed her
school today She will shortly re-
turn to her home near MOrrisville
to the regret of her friends here.
We are sorry to learn OF the Ill
ness of our faithful Sunday School
superintendent. Mr.. w. r. Deacon.
Miss Annie DeshazO is a victim
OF grip.
Mr.. Harry Rollins has gone to
Richmond to engage In business.
Mrs. Lucy Lee spent the week
end with Mrs. Isaac Silver.
Two sons and little daughter OF
Mr.. Price Edwards have whooping
cough. which is prevalent in this
neighborhoOd.
Sunday School has been organized
at Tabernacle.
The old sport of fox-hunting has
been enjoyed by farmers OF star
ford this winter One of the most
exciting chases of the season took
place Thursday night, when Mr.. VII
! lie Peyton, with his famous dogs
started a fox in King George. Citi-
gems we're aroused from thier SUM
beers and entertained by the high
KEYED voices of the musical cannes
as they passed through the forests
The run was through King George
and into Westmoreland. About =
a. IN. Friday two OF Mr.. Feytoh :
dogs caught the weary fox anu
the chase ended. After the killing
Mr. Peyton and his comrades los'
their course and one Of them ask
ed a native, who had appeared Oh
the scene. where are WEI" His re,
ply was. Mister, don't you know
Wbv this is the place where the
Lord finished the earth.
Mr.. Harry Rollins has returned
from visit to friends in Washing
ton. ..
The old widower referred 70
some time ago as being in search OF
young wife has concluded tna'
= marriage is a fake.
Easter will soon greet US, and as
this holiday is kept in remembrance
of our "Risen Lord" we should all
be careful how we observe 1t.
M. S.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-04-15
SENATOR MARTIN

s The Democrats Of the Senate have
made an excellent choice for leader. APP
preaching the end of his third term he
has served sixteen years continuously
Mr.. Martin knows the three senatorial
RS thoroughly Rules, the Ropes
and the Resources. He IS not a talking
man, though able to talk when occasion
requires. He 10 not an emotional man,
though with heart in his bosom. Per
sonaily he is much esteemed by all who
know him. Quick, keen and industrious,
he will be every minute on his job,
beginning next Monday morning.
Objection to Mr.. Martin was based
upon an assertion that he is not in sym
pathy with the "progressives" OF his
party. He is tagged by his opponents as
ia reactionary." He is under ban by
them because he possesses the conf
dence of the business men of Virginia.
He had the temerity when young law
yer TO advise some railroad corporations
along with other clients, and that act is
still remembered against him.
But why should the respect felt for
Mr.. Martin by business men, in Virginia
and elsewhere. be accounted disadvan-
tage? Why should it not be accounted a
source Of strength? Assurance is given
repeatedly by Speaker Clark-that the
business world has nothing to fear from
the Democratic party. There is no pur-
pose to run amuck, either az to the
tariff, the trusts, or the railroads. The
square deal is to mark the party's
course in all things. All in contemplation
10 the correction of inequalities which
have crept into the laws and their ad-
ministration through a long lease OF
power enjoyed by one party.
Now this program should bring Mr.
Martin TO the front and develop bis full
strength. Although lawyer, he knows
the business field, and the principal &C
tors IN II. And they know him. His ad-
vice to his party should be all the more
valuable for the knowledge he possesses
Of business conditions and needs. and
the confidence he enjoys Of business
men. The program Speaker Clark an
nounces should be entirely acceptable
70 Mr.. Martin. Both are Democrats
6guriDg on next year, though, unlike
the speaker, the Virginia senator has
no presidential boom on hand. He may
be expected to play straight. impersonal
politics from the start
True, 1t is stated that this honor will
help Mr.. Martin in his campaign for
reelection. He wants fourth term,
but win have to fight for it. Still, all
the more will he have to walk straight
during the next few months. The pri-
mary TO decide the question of his sue
eessor will be held this coming summer,
and should he slip in his minority leader
ship in the Senate it might cost him
dearly at home. Otherwise, he should
gain. While crossing a stream it is not
safe to swap horses; and as the Vir-
Rinia democracy is now well mounted it
may decide to hold on to the blonde
pony Of Albemarle. Washington, ID.
c., Evening Star.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-04-15
THE RlXEY CASE

Another move in the case OF Z. Jones
Rixey, the indicted financier, was made
by his attorneys Wednesday, when they
appeared before Judge Barley, in Alex
andria corporation court, asking what is
required OF them and of Mr.. Rixey at
this time. They asked that the decision
of the court be placed in the record.
They declared that they would produce
Mr.. Rixey, no matter how grave his
PHYSICAL condition may be, whenever
the court may demand, without the
necessity of capias or a reguisltti.on
from the governor of Virginia. Mr..
Brent asked time in which to consider
the paper read by Mr.. Jeffries, and
Judge Barley announced that he would
take the matter up Monday.
II is not believed that Judge Barley Ley
will force Rixey into court while his
physical condition is precarlous, bu'
hat. since the forfeiture Of his bond,
they are determined to have him placed
under police surveillance.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1911-04-15
LOCAL MARKETS.

Corrected by Simon Hirsh & Bro.
Wheat, CSC to 90c; corn, 53c to 56ci
meal 81. 80 to 81. 80 per 100;oats, 40 to 45;
old hens, live, II toil2; dressed, IL toll5;
winter chickens, Is TO l6, lb.; dressed Is
to 2O;eggs, 10 1-2to Ia lard, II to l5;ducks,
live, II to -; dressed 10 to l6;outter, %
to 30;country hams, 20 to 22;bacon sides,
Is to l6; Irish potatoes, so to 60; lambs,
$3.50 to 81 hides, green, z dry
sailed, 10 to ri dry hides, 10 70 10; calf
skins No. /, $i.O0 to $1.25; baled hay.
Sl8 to $40 per ton; live hogs, 6 to 6 l-2;
beef, live weight, TO 5; pork, to s.;
wool, 20 to q per ID; veal. s to z; sweet
potatoes, so to 81; turkeys live, 16 -
IL; seed Irish Potatoes, 80 20 81; ship
stuff, $26 to $2S; bran, $26 to $29 per
ton.