davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-12-23

been placed in position has it been
able To supply drink for man. horse
and dog, as was intended. but il has
teen permitted to overflow cOntinu-
ously and make a general nuisance of
the surroundings. With over $1,000
expended for that fountain, il would
seem that it should be placed in proper
condition TO render the service for
which it is adapted with the proper
adjustment With Hebe as the orna-
ment, the rest Of the fountain ought
10 be made useful and the immediate
improved
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-12-23

$3.50 Extra Heavy O. Ar
Mems Double mn ~
Breasted Refers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-11

spending several weeks at his home in
New Orleans, J. r. Wells, district pas
senger agent for the Queen & Crescent
lines, has returned to Las Cruces and
will spend the balance of the winter
here.
Edwin Lyons is at present employed
by the Bowman Bank & Trust company,
Of which his uncle is the president. Ed
win has just returned from Washing
ton, D. c., where he took a preparatory
course for entrance into West Point,
and is waiting here to learn the result
of the examination which he took.
improvements are being made in the
grand jury rooms at the county court
house preparatory to the converting Of
court in April.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-11
FARMERS HOLD AN
INSTITUTE SESSION
Many in Attendance and
Good Addresses Deliv-
cred hV Sneakers.

Las Cruces, \. NJ, Feb 1.-THE
Farmers Institute meeting, which was
held at the courthouse in this city this
afternoon, was one of the best that has
been held in recent years, and was at
tended by a very large crowd of inter
ested and enthusiastic farmers and
business men.
The talk by / D. Todd, representa-
tive Of the eastern commission firm
which is to handle the canraloupes
from this valley this year, was es-
peciaIly Interesting. His talk was on
Preparing Land for Catalogues" and
as the time IS near when the land is
to be prepared those present were es-
pecialIy interested in what he had to
say from his many years Of experience
in the matter.
DR.. Robertson spoke of methods and
plans by which the yield of alfalfa
could be increased, recommending fer
tiIizing the soil, discing the stand as
often as possible and watching very
carefully to see that no grass got into
the field. He also cautioned the farm
ers against the extravagant use OF
water, stating that there was more al
falfa drowned by too much water than
there was killed by lack of water.
Professor Fabian Garcia head of the
horticultural department OF the New
Mexico Agricultural college, spoke for
a. considerable length of time upon the
outlook for apple growing in New Mex
leo. He stated that the climate and
the soil of this section was especially
we'll adapted to the growing Of apples,
but that strenuous measures must be
taken to avoid and get rid of the
cooling moth and other insect pests
which are so detrimental to the crop
and to the trees themselves. With the
same amount of work done along the
lines of preventing and killing these
pests as is done in Washington and
Oregon the Mesilla Valley could take
its place in the foremost ranks of the
apple districts of the United States, but
until a systematic campaign against
these evils is inaugurated and carried
through the valley cannot expect to
compete commercially with the sections
where the pests are scientifically
fought
James G. Stewart, one of the largest
apple growers OF the valley, spoke on
how to pick and pack the apple crop,
giving the results of experiments which
he conducted in his own orchard. The
meeting sowed the seed for consider
able amount of good work which can
be done along the lines discussed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-11
START REAL PROBE
DURING NEXT WEEK
Sixteen Additional Indict-
ments for Vote Selling
Returned az Dan
vile.

Danville. Ill, Eel 1.-THE grand
jury returned Is true bills and adj
jOurned until Monday afternoon \
large number of -subpenas were issued
returnable next week, when it is be-
Heved the real work of sitting the
charges of political corruption will be
commenced.
Among the indictments returned were
bills against city attorney Frank
Jones and Peter sanchez, a Greek mer-
chant, who are charged with perjury
in connection with their testimony in
the election fnouit'y. 1t was stated that
several indictments were returned
against vote sellers and at Feast one
against a vote buyer, but the names
will not be disclosed until bench war
rants are served.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-11
FIRST CHRTsTIAN-corner Mort

FIRST CHRISTIAN-Corner North
Oregon and Franklin Perry J. Rice,
pastor. Special evangelistic services
Sunday. Sunday school will meet at
$50 for a song service conducted by
Prof. Chas- r. Travis. Preaching by
DR.. H. o. Breeder at II o'clock. A great
mems service viii be held at o'clock.
DR.. Breeder will. speak. on ''Reaping
the WhirlWind." A large male chorus
under the direction of ". F. Limit viii
lead the singiRP and there will be
special music by Prof ChaS. R. Travis
and a male quartet At 7:30 DR.. Breed
en- will preach again on ''The Divinity
Of Jesus" Services will be held every
evening next week exceDt Monday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-11

class of the New Mexico Agricultural
college will give its first annual ball
on Wednesday evening, February %
This will be made an annual affair by
that class and will be known as the
Junior Prom" The decorations are to
be both elaborate and unique. The
committee in charge consists of Arthur
Leferriore, Dick Quesenbury, John An
derson, Leslie Herman. Phyllis Deemer.
Olaf K. Windsor and John Haggart.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-11
WAS ON TRAIN WITH
OROZCO: 81

Las Cruces, N. NJ, Feb. 11.-Mrs. Pa
tronicia Gonzales, mother of Mercedes
Gonzales, is lying seriously i'll at the
home of her son in this city, the result
Of hardships sustained on the train
which carried Orozco and his soldiers
north last week. Mrs. Gonzales states
that Orozco and his men boarded the
train and rode from Santa Rosalia to
within a few miles of Juarez, the trip
taking eight days Yor her from the
former point to Juarez. She says she
was treated with the utmost courtesy
by Orozcos men and everything pos
sible was done for her comfort, but
the enforced waits and the irregularity
in meals worked to her hardship and
she arrived here in an enfeebled con-
diticn, which has caused her to take
to her bed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-11
FANCY DRESS Rail-.

Las Cruces, N NJ, Feb. 1.-THE
Ladies of the Maccabees will give
fancy dress ball at Armory Hall on the
night of February "a. The prizes Of
fered for the best costumes are a cut
glass cologne bottle to the woman hav-
ing the most appropriate fancy dress,
sterling silver match box to the man,
an Ingersol watch to the boy and
geld bracelet to the girl.
JUNIORS TO GIVE "PROM.,
Las Cruces. n. NJ, Feb. 11.-FolIow-
ing the custom of the old established
universities of The east, the junior
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-11
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN

and Boulevard. Rev Chas. l. Oyer
street. pastor. Morning and evening
worship, 1I.O0 a. ~ and 1880 p. N.
Morning sermon, Having the Form of
Goodness" Eve ming sermon, Duties
Of Church Members" text. What DO
ye more than others" At the morn
ing service Mr.. and Mrs. Witte will
sing a duet, I VIII Magnify Thee"
by Mosenthal. and Mr.. Witte will sing
q solo in the evening. Special num-
TO all.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-11
LAS CRUCES AND
MESILLA VALLEY

The office of The Herald for Las
Cruces is in the Hoffman & Upton
drug store. This firm will deliver
The Herald each night at the reSu-
lar rate Of so cents a month.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-11

FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Corner Myrtle avenue and North Ochoa
street a very friendly and homelike
church Frank ". Otto, D. D., pastor
Preaching by the pastor at II a. m.
and 7:30 p. N. Morning subject. The
Wisdom Of the World" Evening sub
ject Power" Special music at both
services. Sabbath school 9:45 a. m;
DR. D. ". Detwiler superintendent.
Epworth League $50 p. m; l. A. Cut
shall president.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-11
FIRST RAPTIsT-Preaching

FIRST RAPTIST-Preaching morn
ing and evening at the usual hours to-
morrow by Rev. L R Millican. i mat
ter of very great Importance affecting
the very life OF the church will be
presented at the morning service by
the pulpit committee. The entire resi-
dent membership is urged to be pres
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-11
BUILDING SITE
AT LAS CRUCES CHOSEN.

washington, D. G, Feb. II.
The site for the federal
building at Las Cruces has
been selected at the southeast
corner of Main and Griggs
streets. Fifteen thousand dol
lars is the price.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-11
FIRST UNCONVENTIONAL

ton avenue. Sunday next 10 a. m.
Sunday school; children invited 10 a.
m, Bible class, conducted by the Rev.
Miles Hanson; subject, Did Jesus Die
subject, Religious Theology and Con-
duct" Rev. Miles Hanson. Miss Ber-
tina Stanhope viii sing and Prof Slew
ers viii accompany.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-11
HOUSTON SQUARE BAPTIST

ner of Montana and Ange streets. J.
J. Bullen. pastor, I'll Arizona street
The services Of the church on Sun
day will be as follows At $40 a. m,
the Bible school VIII meet. Divine
worship at III, with a sermon by the
pastor on Living Episties; text, II. Cor,
3:2-3. In the evening at 1880 there
will be an evangelistic service and
the pastor will preach on Wonderful
Words Of Life The weekly prayer
meeting Of the church is held on We'd
nesday evening at 7:45. Strangers are
welcome to all the services OF the
church
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-11
THE CHURCHES.

TRINITY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mesa
avenue and Boulevard Rev. c. S
Wright, pastor. Subject II a. M, The
High Cost Of Living, or, the Cost Of
High Living. a sermon on the right
use Of money. Subject, 7:45 p. m,
Current Events from Moral View
point" The music consists of anthems.
THE Lord is Ny Rock" (Woodman),
Glory to Thee Nv God This Night"
(Gounod); solo, Mrs. W. d. Howe,
Fear Not -Ye o Lsrael'' (Buck); solo,
7:z5, w. T Ravenhill. All invited.
Strangers made to feel at home.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-11
Dainty Laces
Carefully Cleaned

Ordinarily, people fear to
send their soiled laces to
cleaners. So rare and beau
tiful laces remain unused
and unenjoyed. One can
hardly blame them in this
day of incompetent cleaners.
We base these facts on what
our customers have told us.
So we set to work to perfect
a method to skillfully clean
lace. And we succeeded. We
ask you to find out for your
self by giving us a trial or
der.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-11

MINOR HAPPENINGS.
Las Cruces, n. NJ, Feb. 11.-After
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-11

5 o'clock sale tonight. 5. Schwartz CO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-11
Something About Where the Home Should Be
And Few Good Points About Government Hill
Which Are Lacking In Other Fl PasO Additions

addition has been opened to III Pao
people who did, Each
advantages Hill has all Others and
opened within Government Hill
addition while the other hand
has MANY good addition claim
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-02-11
having many the of purchase the most
reasonable
$40 Down and S. a Month

required these lots The fact that
Hill the other additions
and nothing BETTER
nothing be found in the Southwest We would be
pleased you many Ell Pasos best citizens
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1911-03-08
ALA CAMERA FRANCESE
Il nuoVO miniSteTO Ottiene un
VOtO di flduCia

PARIGI. 6. - II Presidente del
Consiglio ha esposto oggl ALA Ca
mera del deputati II programme del
nuovo Ministero.
i socialist gil appartenenti al
gruppo dell'Estrema Slnlstra radica-
le che 81 riteneva avrebbero dato II
loro appoggio al Ministero hanno
manifestato molta sorpresa per Tins
tonazlone conservatriee delle dlchla-
razioni ministerialt ed hanno spesso
interrotto con esclamazioni iron .che
lie frasi che alludeyano ALA questio-
ne religiosa ed a quella dell 'insegna-
mento che erano cost concepite:
''Noi applioheremo 7senza debolez-
"a ed in part tempo senza r.correre
violence lie leggi relative agli or
dini religiosi ed ALA separazione
della Chiesa dallo State: Protestere-
mo cOntro qualsiasl aggressione n
eli ordinamenti delle nostre scuole
pubbliche".
II ministro ha dichiarato che tut
Il | ferrovieri che furono destItuti
In seguito al recente sciopero saran-
no riammessi in servizlo, memo
che essi non steno stati riconosciu-
ii colpevoli di gravi insubordinazio-
nj di danneggiamenti
Dopo attacchi ylolentl da parte
del deputati del gruppi clericali e
socialist, la Camera ha approvato
con 500 voti favorevoll e la con-
trari un voto d fiducia al Ministero.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1911-03-08

Tutto clio q un pregiudlzlo! E' una
fandonial Ed 10 glie 10 no dimostrato
cola parola coll'esempio. Cola pa
rola perche no initiate con questo
critico tedesco una polemica che si
trascina ancora Q coll'esemplo perche
fu proprio New York dove ottenni.
appunto con un concerto, un trionio
indimentlcabile. La critlca mastico
amaro ma dovette constatare II sue
cesso.
Secondo me, rartlsta che oanta In
un concerto deye aver di mira l'edu-
oazlone del pubblico. deve fare
cloe una specie dl scuola neila quaio
II maestro abba agio dl far risaltare
lutte lie finezze e lie bellezze tecniche
della propria voce. GIL studlosi del
canto devono insomnia non solo di-
vertirsi ma lmparare.
nc a questo punto Bonci, infervora-
to, esclama due tire volte; Blsogna
studiare. studiare studiarc,
Oggi giorno gil artist s'improvyl-
sano. Studano qualche mese poi
pretendono dl cantare rAlDA 10.
TElA.Ol 81 troppo impatient, -.
Prima di cantare In puhblico 10 ho
studiato move annill
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1911-03-08
ALA LEGISLATURE.
DELLO STATO

SACRAMENTO. Z. --- La Legisia-
tura ha approvato un aproposta at
legge presentata dal Senatore Camp
bell per la quale. le dlsposiziont
del codice Polltico di California per
ouanto concerne linsegnamento del
Ia diverse lingue estere nellie scuois
pubbliche dollo State vengono COST
emendate:
Art. 1. - Larti. 1866 del Co
dice Polltico dello State dl California
vlene emendato mel modo che APP
presso.
t085 - II Consiglio scolastico
di lutte le citta di prima ciasse do-
vrA stabilize mantenere In ognuna
al dette cltta almeno una scuola pup
bIIca nella quale doyranno essere IN
eegnate 10 lingue francese, italiana.
spagnnola tedesca lnsieme allo stu
dIo della llngua inglese. come pre-
acritto ali'art. 1868 del Codice Po-
litico dello state di California QUE
ate scuole doyranno essere soggette
allie stesse norme cd agli stessi rego-
lamentl che potranno essere stablI-
Il dai dettl Consigli scolastici dello
dette citta di prima classe owe det-
Ia scuola scuole saranno Stabilize
mantCnute.
Art. 2. - Tutte le disposiziont
chn possono essere In conflitto con
ouelle contonute nell'artleolo prece-
dente sono revocate.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1911-03-08
'ULTIMI DISPACCI|
lie dimISslonl del Ministro
Richard BaIlinger

WASHINGTON, 7. - II Segreta-
RIO di State per lInterno Richard
Achilles Ballinger ha oggi rassegna-
te lie sue dimissioni che sono state
acetate ed il Presidente ha imme-
diatamente nominate IL suo success
sore Walter l.. Fisher di Chicago.
Secondo lie voci che corrono, il
Ballinger aveva gia preparate lie di-
missioni IL 19 Gennaio scorso, ma il
Presidente Taft 10 aveva inyitato n
sospenderle fino a che II Congresso
non fosse state prorogato
IL Presidente, nell'accettare le di-
missioni ha scritta al Ballinger una
letters cost concepita:
"Accetto cola pin grande riluttan-
"a la vostra dimissione. Non esito a
dirvi che siete state oggetto di una
dele memo scrupolose cospirazioni e
di una guerra di diffamazioni che la
storia non ne ricorda una simile.
III risultato state una crudele
tragedia. Vol ed | nostri ci avete
rimessa la salute siete stati finan-
ziariamente rovinati dai nostri nemi-
ci che non hanno estate a persegui-
tarvi ricorrendo a tutti | mezzi, non
cscluso quello di corrompere uno del
vostri assistenti sui quale avevate la
maggiore fiducia.
"Ogni fibra del mio essere ST ribel-
la contro tanta ipocrisia mi indur-
rebbe a lottare fino ALA fine contro
certe coalizioni e certi metodi. r. e.
vidente che 10 saro poi l'ultimo obiet-
two di certi attacchi.
Mel congedarmi da vol, vi rinno-
vo l'esnressione del miei sentimanti
affettuosi, della pin sincera stima
e della profonda gratitudine che vi
serbo per IL vostro indefesso lavoro
e per la vostra invariata fedelta mel
rendere al pubblico utlli servigi".
ST annunzia che in seguito allie di-
missioni del Ballinger 81 ritirera an
che Fred bennett. Commissario Ge-
nerale del Demanio.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1911-03-08
lie Idee artlstiChe
di Bonci.

'Perche. vede, rartista che affron-
IN II pubblico non deye attendere
che II pubblico 81 riscaldl G rimanga
conauiso dalla sua arte ma deye egii
stesso conqulstarlo g al pin presto
possible. In un'opera Q facile con
ouistare II pubblico, tutto concorre a
rendere facile questa conquista. ma
nei concerti e nei "rectals' la cosa
differente. Nelle opere II cantante
non ha spesse yolte niente afro q
fare che gesticolare q aprir bocca'
L'orehestra IA II resto e Ia yoce del
rartista non II sente. Ma In quest
cosl detti "recitals' oh la cosa . an
ferentel
Vuol sapere, continua a dirmi Bon
n perchA sono sono cosi lieto sod
disfatto della vittoria riportata? Per
chs { mlei trionfi hanno valso sra,
tare una leggenda. 81 afferma da mo
II stranieri particolarmente dal crl
,icl q dai maestri tedeschi che gli ar,
tiati itallani slano posto, si, bu
palroscenico ma non In eoncerti ne
In "recltals". A New YORK owe I'm pc.
ra la crltica tedesca owe, malsrane
n fatto che Ia musica italiana 81 sla
,mposta. vsge II pregiudizio = non
30 So In buona fsde O no = cne ..
italiaui. gIi uomini In modo partl
colare. non possano aver suecesso ne
concerti Proprio New York un e
mlnente critico mi yoleva dissuader'
, delpintraprendere qnesto giro al con
eerti per le ragioni su esposte,
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1911-03-08

moltl al questl potrehbero acquista-
re lama denaro SO n monde deglt
editori musicali italiani non fosse In
Italia cosi inquinato da favoritismi,
da guerricciole da bassezxe.
Molti potrebbero vorrebbero far
81 avanti ma loro sforzi vengono re-
81 vani da editori partigiani @ senxa
serupoli 10 per questo che molte o.
pere non 81 danno, parlo delle opere
moderne.
Quelle antlche 81 rappresentano "a
RADIO perche mancano cantanu.
E | nostrl direttori d'orchestra2
Honci q un fervonte ammlratore al
Leopoldo Mugnone. Il principe del
direttori d'orehestra itallank Anchc
per Arturo Toscaninl ha grande am
miraziono, quantunque non possa per-
donargll recoesslva ammirazlone Ia
eccessiva protezlone che egll accorda
allie opere tedesche.
hi Mascagni direttore orchestrs
. pure enthusiastic. Quando Mascagnf
dlrige un'opera, dice Bonci, II pub
blioo. gli artistl | professori dor
chestra tuttl subiscono Il fascino che
emana dalla sua persona.
Un'ultlma domanda: QualA, Com
mendatore, In sua opera preferitaf
Donci rlsponde senza esitare:
49, L"Eiixir d'Amore"
Ma chi puo contare cavalli di bat
taglia dl Donci2 | puritanl, | pesca-
tori dl Perle, Rigoletto, La Norma.
La Bohame, . In ognnna di questo
opere Bonol brilla In tutto Il pieno
fulgore della sua arte meravigliosa.
MOI vogllamo cerchiamo della
melodia, egll mi dice, G eompositot
moderni vogllono invece soffocars
auesta vena prexIosa che percorre
tutte le opere del genil della musica
italianal
Guardate Verdi, esclama Boncii In
mezzo allo spuntare di tantl compo-
sltorl, egli q Q rlmarrh Ia grande, ine-
aauribile magnlfica fonte al melo-
dla ALA quale possono abbeverarst
non solo gll artist d'oggi ma anchs
quelll delle generazloni future.
Con queste nobili espressioni al
nazIonallsmo artlstlco, Boncl passa a
parlare d'altro u ayrebbe parlato
memo 80 avesse potuto indovinafe che
In sna amlchevole conversazione a
vrebbe dato luogo a'questa chiacche-
rata giornallstica.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1911-03-08
IA CALIFORNIA ABOURA'
LA PENA d M0RTE!
LlsSenbea Legislative ha VotaiO Tabokone della pena d
mOrta 81 clfa Iesempo del Itaa ReminiSCenze soTnhe

SACRAMENTO, Z. - Ecco par
ticOlari della discussions del proget-
TO di legge per labolizione della pc
ma di morte in California che ven
ne eri approvato dali Assembled Le-
gislativa dello State.
II progetto era state presentato
dal Rappresentante Cattel di Pasa-
dena ed era appoggiato dai rappre-
sentanti Coghlan, Brekett, Maher,
Marsh. Freeman, Butler Croning, /
quail tutti sostennero la test che lie
statistiche degli Stati owe la pena
di mOrte stata abolita, provano che
Ia Criminalita e in diminuzione che
gundi, la pena di morte non una
remora al delitto.
Mel corso della discussions, che fu
animatissima, gil anti-abolizionisti
tentarono di dimostrare che la que
stone aboliZione della pena di
morte basato unicamente sui SEN
timentalismo che, d'altra parte il
problema pin difficile a risolversi
in California che altrove, a causa
del cosmopolitismo della sua popola-
2lone.
II Cattel, mel difendere il progetto,
osseryo che nessun ricco venne mai
impiccato e che ALA forca 81 manda-
no solo poveri diavoli.
Esaurita la discussions 81 passo al
Ia yotazione la Legge che abolisce
20 pena di morte in California venne
anprovata con 46 vcti favorevoli e
9 contrari.
Votarono favore: - Brekett,
Bennnk. Bliss, Butler, Bohnett,
Brown, Cattell. Clark, Coghlan. Cogs-
well, Cronin, Cunningham, Denegri,
Farwell, Feeley, Freeman, Hall,
Hayes. Henld, Hinkle, Hinshaw, Ja-
sper, Joel. Judson, Kehoe. Kennedy.
Lamb, Lyon di Los Angeles, Lyon di
San Francisco, Maher. Marsh, McCo-
wan. Mendenhall, Mott, MNllalley,
H'udall Rogers di San Francisco,
Ryan, Sbragia, Slater. Smith. Stuck
enbruck, Teller, Walsh, Williams e
Young.
Votarono contro: - Beatty, Bene-
dict Bishop, Callaghan, Chandler
Crosby FITZGERALD. Flint, Gaylord,
Griffin, Griffiths, GULL, Hamilton,
Harlan, Jones. Lvnch. Malone. Nc
Donald, Polsley. Preisker, Rogers di
Alameda, Rosendale, Rutherford,
Schmitt. Stevenot. Sutherland, Tib-
bits, Walker, Wilson, Wyllie, Hew-
it,
So IL legge sara approvata dal Sc
nato ed avra la sanzione del Cover
natore sedici condannati morte che