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La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1911-04-29
LA CANTATA
della Patria, Gel Lavoro dell'Umanita

della Patria, Gel Lavoro dell'Umanita
20 venturose caro- benedetto''
pevo gagliardo che converse in Iegge
il grido d'entusiasmo ida ogni petto
itallco rompente- volle indoma
cd Una Italia - do ToIinO Roma.
Wolfe, Q dei fati Sc piegando ilgiro,
tradusse, G Dante, in raelta' il bel So
gnD
che di tua vita fu meta esnspiro
Non ross, % Padre, IL sogno tuo 81 noma
Htslia?- Italia cour d'ltaIia Roma |!
Scintillarono vertici dormenti,
4utto s'accese il mar di fiamma viva
al divino, prodigio. Dats al venti
Fonda regal de la oorusca chioma,
apparye Italia e,cuor d'ltalia. Roma /
La dove ID. strsnier piantava il segno,
redimita di rsg9l e di vittoria.
dominatriae afferma Italia: 10 regno
Umana forza non nj tange o donna:
V.giia 10 ms j 'e,ernita' di Romal
DiIagarono f1utti dl sangue,
.Cgni zolla fu tomba d'eroi;
ma ouel sangue temprava piu salda
Ia fatidica forza CHI in moi.
Oggi latlia maestro regina
di Nazioni per senno valor-
ycige l'Arte. La Scenza, al Lavoro
Gaila mente del polsi il vigor.
Dali candide un rombo gentle
scaDde abiss1 di cielo di mar:
Ave, Pace -un passato 81 FRANCE
I'M aurora novissima appari
Tutto un Popolo, Popoli tutti.
che in fratelli il Laycro muto'
cantan laudi mel tempio ldeale
che 81 specchia = raggiando mel Poi
Pc lucenti sentieri de Petra.
per I'azzurro mister sideral, :. -
, carron fremiti, aneliti umsni
ne La gloria de l'inno che sal:
Hsma 8.
UmanltS reoenta,
ogni discord1a e. spenta.
tutto che vive e. Amorl
Amor pensier sovrano.
Scenza, Lavoro umano,
pacifico feryori
Amor-Iuce immor tale,
poema trionfale
cne quando aleggia va,
La sacra via divina
20 Italia, pia regina -
scande ALI Umanita'
E. Augusta Berta
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1911-04-29


Una nuova opera teatrale, intltola-
ia Gil tradimento'' che 81 sta ora rap
presentando a Mosca inertia un cenno
di crcnaca Trattasi di un'opera in I'M
certO Esenso folkloristico. in Equanto
che il compositore. lppolito lvanow.
vi ha usato, svolta per esprimere
non solo l'ambiente del dramma ma
il .dramma stesso, moltissime fra ie
piu' belle caratterastiche melodie
popolari persiane e georgiane IL sog-
getto dell'opera fu tratto da una tra-
gedia, che apparve s'sui pacoscenico
del Teatro drammatico di Mosca mol
ii ami or sono, ed ottenne grande sue
cesso. ST tratta della lotta combat
tuta dai georgiani contro persiani
per la Iiberazione del territOrlo del
Caucaso. E i. dramma abbonda di
scene violente diipassione di sangue.
Dicesi che il compositore lppolitc
lvanow, motto motto in Russia come
intelIigen tissimo raccoglitore ed Ella
boratore di musica orientale abba
dato col Tradimento un mlrabile
saggio di nuova musica drammatica
nutrita di pura mslodia popolare.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1911-04-29
! sistema particolare di PEST 9 raisu.

q sistema Darticolare di pesi rnisu.
re degli Stati Until, stampata, imprel
sa cd incisa fnoco IN maniera for.
ma inequivoca tale che possa resi- S.
tere all'us ed al maneggio del reci.
Disnte stesso ed ail'azione degli ele.
menti, in un Iposto esteriore bene in
vista, ma non sui fondo del recipients,
ed in nhiare distinte parola in lin.
qua inglese
:" Ii termine package container'
come trovasi designate in questa leg
ge. comprendera. qualsiasi scatola di
legno, CARA. o latta, cnssetta casa,
sacco, barile, mezzo barlle, carateilo,
drum barile forma di tamburo' ia
scio. fastello, brocca, vase terrina, da-
migiana, bottaglia, vetro costa, Sec
chic, iatta pacco cd invoIto. .
Non So ne scappa; cf SON tutti; e.
come La valle di Giosafat'' wen vo-
glia di dire col Dottor Azzeccagarhu-
gil, quando spiegava al povero Renzo
delitti contemplate dalle famose gri-
de-
lntanto fabbracanti di bDttiglie ed
altri: replcienfiIdi vatro cominciano
ad agitarsi, poiche' essi sarebbero
print ed piu' dlrettemente colpiti.
Essi dicono -e ci pare che abbiano
mile ragioni- che quando 81 trattas-
Sc al misnre sarebbe gia' Question di
spesa naggiore nell'imprimere la dici
tura. che indichi la capaclta', sui We
tro sbesso. E Sc 81 viene poi vetri
destinati a contenere articoli da ven-
dersi peso, come carni paste, con-
serva iattiini' fruLta ecc. sarebbe as
solutamente impossible di imprimer-
vi una indicazione di peso She ..valga
per diversi articoli, q caCsa dele
difference di peso ira gil articosl stss-
81.
Speriamo che il bHon sens) prevalga
suo tempo, ad evitare IL caos in .cnl
l'on, Wilson vorrebbe precipitare il
commercio dei generi alimentaril
La palma di olivo non g sempre
stata ne dovunque, palma di pace. /
greci - prendiamo le mosse un po' Eda
lontano -davano ALA palma d'oIivU
un valore simbolico. regalandola al
vincitori dei.giuochi pubblici. Gil g.
49,; co~s;.4e~oxox,<>s To no I'm. mn hnon
simbololdella fecondita'. y cristiani
inyece, Ia stlmano un emblema di pa
CO. Oggi, AMI, La distribuiscono al
credenti in commemorative del CTi-
sto che entrava In Gerusalemme cCme
nm trionfatore, mentre suoi discepo-
Ii, la sue donne. suoi vecchi,..i suol
pargoletti 10 seguivano Osannando.
MOI rammentiamo che un povero pre-
te rnrale, forse per economic, nella
domenica dele Palme, offri' al suoi
parrocchiani del ramoscelli di salice G
81 ebbe in cambio una dimostrazione
ostile nella ouale. sc non ci rimise Ia
pelle, fu un lniracolo, L'olivO, rochi
10 ignorano e. ancora di salice inne-
stato. 7 prete rurale non avendo del
polivo, offri' al suo pubblico del sali-
CO.. Ma il pubbilco, che O. in tutti
i paesi, per le tradizloni, non SO ne
appago. Butto in terra ramosceli
fiessibill di.salice, vocio alto: -Vo-
gliamo l'ollvo benedetto. II prete.
con tanto terrore d'occhi, supplico
prego ma inyano. POGO dopo Ill pa
store dovettA abbandonare il paese.
per aver defraudato le pecore delle TO
glie l'olivo benedette.
/ xvx
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1911-04-29

di Hurley, Wis, Box 6Sa-
Prezzi di catalogo col risparmio del
le spese POSTAL di rimessa. Per RI
messe piccola 81 accettano anche fran
cobolli.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1911-04-29

sante poiche' il querelante era state
mlnacciato di linciaggio in causa al
suoi maItraEtamenti verso la noglis,
9 da altro lato era umoristica poiche'
gil accusat sostennero la test di aver
tentato di impaurire il Charter onde
correggerlo del NAL vezzo di NAL
trsttare La moglie.
l Riurati. in considerations anche
ala condotta POGO buona del querelan
te. diedero IN verdetto assolutDrio.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1911-04-29

Per romatnzi, grammatiche, libr
di ogni genere rivolgersi ALA
~.nrnrA ymATrA
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1911-04-29

Ii signor Massoglia ed IL signor
John DeStefani, hanno in societa' in
gaggiato IL salone del signor Forte ad
Ironwood dove rimar ammo per il pros
simo ammo Maggie 1191 9 Maggie 1919.
Sono due giovanni "busin essmen
cui non .mancano numerosi amici
che certamente sortiranno an sccel-
Iente r1uscita.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1911-04-29

Secondo quando scrive"The Engine
erings aud Mining journal, La situa-
zione dell'industria del carbone negli
Stati Until .e' senza dubbio alcuno
cattlva.
Parecchie miniere della West Vir-
giania Pa. del Colorado 81 iavorano
in modo limitato al so percento appe-
ma della lorolcapacita' prodnttiva mel
Sud Uvest circa al 6Olpercent9 pell'A-
labama al 90 percento; mentre nell'O-
MO nell Indiana nell'lllinois s. seem
de fino al 40 per centoI Questo sem
pre- seoondo l'E and S. J. sopra citato
non yuol dire che il consume sis di-
minuito: ma moi ci permettiamo di
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1911-04-29

Attire cause minori tennero la corts
occupata per tutta la settimana 81
che convene ala medesima il solicit
re il lavOro onde finire lutte le opera
zioni entro La settimana.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1911-04-29

Aitra assoluzione che non era certa-
mente attesa fu quella di Jack Thomp
son, quel che il sheriff Whiteslde eb.
be ad arrestare in Hibbing 6 .che era
accusato dl turto ..di $29O. 90 a danno
della signara Sam jacobson.
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Niusou, Ms & T. vigil \ VA,
kius = \. Wright. cha. Wonohc.
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p"1.d james % H,rndoo. Frank l.
H"g' ana Potter g. Nuuuup. each
Zoo W, personally known o. 10, h.
f'trr 300 Hnn- described in auI Hhu
executed q. far.gpng Instruments
nd -"puu. .kuovlodg.d Go mt
1Ht 'h., .N..ut.G tR, am, a. b,r
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Ia witness ts,.'uf ! hay, n.rrgu
90 s' mt band rnd omeU -.i th.
dH Iud yur nrst tluy, written u
This .,t' N,.tt
'~Ign'dI ROY MCDONALD.
Notary puhl,
lNaHJu s,,p
N. commission expires Nr.h 100.
uI4
ENDORSED
so. G-Uk
Gov Reed Vol a. Pser mo- Gers.
up.tt. oi Stockholders Son Lluhu
llr oi VALLEY VIEW LANb CoN
PANY
Fu,d u 1Wt, ,' s,crenry ~ N'a
NJ, Nico Myy 90. loll. II "a. m.
NhTilAN JAFFA. Secretary
Compared O., y X 20 NJ ~
TIL usrumcu, 0us Ned IHr rv,
"l. nu the ,th du' OF MUy 1917 ar
- 900 u.,lpct q. m
Recorded u Voi 'C. Misc 5i l,..
ofl. of .aid ount1 fo'ip a.
a. WALkrR Recorder
o., luN l. pLTMMER
Deputy 4, 'ordrr
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Roguc. j l.. Cooke. Miss Gus-t".
Compton a Compton c1nU"ll. "
CLAYTON ~ ncmul T. : Fnin
a. GuuIh0lso. : I'm : T.. Hum.
phrcy n ~ird-c. Roger y ~.
lon. lJs EiaEadc Eta MusicN e..
3. Mari . II a Son. Marx, MiHi
IDA NaIh. q n y son Miller Car
Iio. Molcua.I I Oklahoma Rcul
ESTATE CO. pour.. ~, a.. Rudcs.
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Robbins. ia a. Russell Chns L.,
Roberts Mas stowat. Glenn Sa'
lor Miss j 4 Sutton. VI Timbl'
a. Nmc. Suma Vaughn Nt- "
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Work. ! Warren Foushc q 60
RICARDO, N NJ
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ROSWELL, N
Aversion. g iJtau o.. l,ou'ho. o.
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tan. j : n son Campbell " "
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Grand Cont Hotel Golden. " II
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stevenson. r.. TAYLOR " J.,
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following copy oi 10. Same. with th,
original thereof nuH uu hlr. and dr.
clare Il o. hr q cori,.. Transcript
thrr,tr1m ot thu whole thereof
Given under nay hand ana th, Cheat
sea-. of the Territory ur N.W Mexico
H 90. Citt ut SaHt H.. tho capital
0n t1Is t5rI day uf MAJ, s. u. lrIl
NATHNN JNFFA.
So II secretary ui NsN MeAI.u
CERTIFICATE on NON-IlAHILlTY
oF THE VALLEY VIEW
LAND COMPANY
". Jlm,s % Hrradop. Tauk T..
Nos, aud peter + MrCanut. ,h,
ncprporutHrs OF 90, VALLEY VIEW
l\Np COMPANY. De- hereby ',rtlfs
and dcci1rv that trer, shalt be- uu
stockholders liability on lrruuut ct
'i'N stock sau.d bN said VALLEY
VIEW LAND COMPANY. and th1t $751;,
MACS" ANA 40, tHl. rDtIu.atr H.tl th,
''I'ii. ate "t Incorporation or said
Company 'u pursuance with IN, proc
VISIONS 't section 80 of chapter ~
oi th' Sr-s.on Laws nf th. Tcrltor,
of N.w N'N.1. ioJ th, yrar 1908
In witness whereof. vo hu,c hor,.
unto .,t our hunIs and coal. Ns
.ud dl, ut Mas. 1917
tstpnpIt
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MOTHERS
FRIEND

ant mothtta which contains much
valuable information. and many sng
nrstions on "A helpful nature.
BRADfffID INCUBATOR Co. Ahanis. 10
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WELLS FARGO O. co. EXPRESS
AUCTION SALE
OF UNCLAIMED EXPRESS GOODS
Al Albuquerque, n. ~. June -, 1911
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Al Albuquerque, n. n. Ju

is unclaimed
in
be
M
C. MACKENZIE
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n yuu want 70 stylish hors, ans
bugs, s,, ~ l. rrmh', lls Noru
second - lhnu 80 ..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-27

l'IllhN '. NfN VI Ni'N.
county ui Bolnalillo 60
ON this 2-ud day ct Mas. lNll De-.
tore mr me undersigned. "a Notury
Publ. % aud ior sad county app
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-23
THE POVERTY OF WORDS.

Niles. Mich. Star One of the most delightful. choice and delicate sweet social functions Niles has been offered within our memory. was the piano recital bv Miss Dorothea Schneewind of Chicago last nigh. assisted by our own inimitable sing er. Miss phens Baker Miss Schnee- winds part Of the program set forth most wildly her own temperament. artistic. studious. thoughtful. patient. painstaking illuminated by much talent. promising no small degree of genius in due time Her program was built with the utmost saEacity and displayed a knowledge of her own powers and also of the tastes and predilection Of a Niles audience. She presented nothing she was not capable of doing in the best man ner: it aimed at the hearts it cap tured, and gave toual pictures of the loyeliest. sweetest graceful. dainti est things. all played in the most thoughtful, careful way with a technique quite phenomenal in one of such tender years, and correct
 interpretation. good comprehension and feeling.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-23

IaNT- been lessened by S160. .0U0. .OO0 But would 1t have relaxed it's grip on the industries Of our people? l doubt 1t. Naboth had a vineyard. Covetous- ness is not a sin that is as yet entire ly exercised. AS Sir Peter Teazle said in the play: This is a blsnked wicked world We live in, Sir Oliver"
 Well. here comes the head of the Steel trust and lays himslf down at the feet of my friend. owsley Stanley. who is chasing facts and things out Of 'em that possibly they don't know that Stanley already knows.
 If from the peasants tree. the king
 an apple craves.
 Down with it root and branch; |. And should he. in dainty mood. enc
 single egg require,
 LO! thousand spitted birds reyolve be-
 fore the fire"
 For that is the song of monopoly. That is the song that Mr. Stanley wants to get the tune out of.
 NIT. Gary is eontrite. He says 10 the authorities. Fix my price. He knows that is impossible. If congress can employ a commission to create prices for one line Of commodities it can es- tablish them for all lines. If the gov ernment shall fix the price of ton of steel rails. it must say what a dozen shoe laces shall sell for. NIT. Gary was only bluffing. He was in the tolls and sought a way out. He says cOmps- tition is archaic. and so it is in theory, but it will be awful lusty in fact un- ii monopoly learns some good man ners and win be content with d reas- enable and moderate profit.
 = ! admit that there can be no compe- tition unless somebody is selling things at too high a price; but monop- oly is such 8 monster of greed that as soon as it has dstroyed competition with cheapness it sets about estaD- fishing high prices to make a breed of Carnegies. That is your problem How to make a good trust?
 It will some day be solved, that problem. but not soon. The Socialist contends that only the government can accomplish it. That party is young and lusty and few of us know how rap idly il is growing even in the rdral districts. One thing is certain, and that is that as long as we grow snch men as Carnegie there vii be discOa eut-politica1. financial and social.
 The power Of the individual to tax the masses must cease. The first move and the last is to eliminate every par ticle of protection out of the American tariff.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-23
CANARY WOULD DO

A young Scotchman living in Lon don married a beautiful and talented Englishwoman, of whom he was just Iy proud. Not long after his mar riage he went to Scotland on a fly ing trip to see an old bachelor uncle.
 Well, Thomas, ye have gotten n wife" said the old gentleman, nov what can she do. lad?"
 Do echoed Thomas
 Yes, do.' repeated his uncle firmly. Can she sew on your but tons an mak' your porritch an your scones2"
 ~Oh. no, she doesn't know how to do those things" said Thomas. But she has the loveliest voice that ever you heard Shes a grand singer"
 ~Hoot, monl" cried his uncle in- dignantiy Could you nae get a canary in Lunnon ?''-Youth's Com panion.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-23
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR

New York Press: The way to teach
 girl to flirt is to give her a chance
 On the whole marriage is a sue cess in spite of the people who do it..
 If it's twins a man is so naturally ungrateful as not to be thankful 1t isn't triplets.
 It's a mighty powerful conscience that can bother man as long as he keeps a good appetite.
 It's just like man 10 show a bet ter temper over falling overbroad than getting caught in a shower.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-23
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Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-23

Washington Star: Why did Mrs. FImgilt insist on taking Mir. Slim noddle for her second husband?'
 Because of her superstitiOus fan cy. She noticed that she nearly al ways won when she met him at a bridge party and concluded he was a mascot
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-23

Tid-Bits. My uncle used to smoke his pipe and blow the smoke rings that would float across the room and ring the door knob.
 My uncie." said the other liar dreamily, used to blow some that would ring the doorbell
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-23

Tuesday evening last we delivered, our celebrated lecture on Christopher Columbus to a large and intellectual audience at Lone Jack and got out of town without being shot It was a narrow escape. though. as several ad' mirers followed us over two miles and wasted a great deal of ammunition.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-23

As postmaster We desire to engage a man to carry the mails between this town and Big Bend until the work is given out by regular contract. In q spirit of fairness we would state that the route Is infested with bears and wolves and that the man who makes two trips will come out better than we think for
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-23

We had 10 threaten to shoot Stimp- son. the gunsmith. to induce him to advertise in the Kicker last week. and he now admits that he sold S25O worth of goods on three dollar ad. We sel- dom make a mistake about such things
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-23

Chicago drummers are usually pret- ty keen fellows. but one of them made a mistake over at Lone Jack one night
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-23

We rather admire the editor of the Blue Grass Herald for stigmatizing us as a Jackass. egotist, blowhard and numskull He wouldn't do 1t unless he had faith in his legs. and we like a man with faith.