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The San Francisco call., 1913-08-04

HOOs|ER CARS TO
ET0UR STATE
Sacramento and San Joaquin
Valley Towns Demand
Autos Visit Section
Two Haynes Cars Will Make
Trip Through South and
Then Up Valley

The interest throughout the state in
the Indiana Pacific tour has been SO
keen that nearly every town in the San
Joaquin valley and north of Sacramento
have made requests that some. If not
all. of the cars be taken through their
section that the public might see the
pathfinders
Answering a request from nearly
every representative of the Haynes Auto
Sales company in central and southern
California, w. B. Cochran, president and
general manager of that organization,
will send the two Haynes entries in the
tour on statewide pilgrimage. These
two cars will start from Los Angeles
either Monday or Tuesday. The first
leg of the additional wanderings of the
cars will be from Los Angeles to San
Diego.
Several days will be spent in San
Diego. From that point the journey will
be by way of Escondido and all through
the orange belt. after which side
trip will be made into Arizona. After
paying visits to the principal cities in
that state the cars will be driven back
to California, and starting from the
lin6o VI The great MOJdVc ueSeTL tue
cars will commence a slow trip up
through the San Joaquin valley. finally
returning to San Francisco. where they
will be put on exhibition at the Haynes
Auto Sales company. 1t is then prob
able that the cars will be sent up
through northern California.
GOSSIP ALONG "GAs ROW.
d. S. Menasco vice president of the
American Underslung Automobile COM
pany Of Indiana, who has been ap-
pointed head of the sales department.
of both the American and Marion cars
for six western states and the Ha-
waiian islands. and who has made his
headquarters in this city, left for Los
Angeles Saturday night for a brief tour
of inspection.
o. C. Mcfarland OF Osen g. McFar-
land, agents for the Empire and Mitch
ell cars, is spending a few days in
Salinas.
E. E. westergreen of the local
Haynes company departed Sunday for
Los Angeles on q business trip
e. p. Brinegar of the Pioneer Auto
Ncompany, agent for the Chalmers car
for northern California, is spending a
few days out OF town.
Speeding on a fast overland train for
the east, Frank Renstrom, the Regal
Underslung distributor. is en- route to
the big factory in Detroit, where the
handsome Royals first see the light Of
day. 1t is trait of Renstrom to keep
in close touch with the factory and
the fountainhead, and he makes fire.
quent trips back east. Every one of
these trips has SO far resulted in some
advantage to the local Regal chief
II bane Swede," says Renstrom. but
when I go back to the factory I talk
to them like a Dutch uncle And.
generally, get just what I go after.
The factory officials are good fellows
and appreciate what we are doing out
here, and offer us every encourage
ment We are out for the business
first, last and all the time and they
recognize this fact"
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-04
MONEY TO LOAN-Real Estate
LEGAL AND OFFICIAL

THE PACIFIC HEBREW ORPHAN ASYLUM
AND HOME SOCIETY reports the following ad
missions In the orphanage OF whole and half or
phans from January I, 1913 to July 1. 1913. VIZ.
Michael KSss admitted January 13. 1913.
Meyer Levy admitted January 20. 1913.
Celia Levy admitted January 20. 1918.
Sylvia Sowman admitted January 81. 1913.
Sam Sowman admitted January 81. 1913.
Louis Blank admitted February 10. 1913.
Morris Blapk admitted February 49, 1918
Fanny Blank admitted February 10, 1913.
William Solwan admitted March II. 1918.
Sarah Lando admitted March 20 1913.
Theresa Davis admitted March Il, 1913.
Harold Davis admitted March II, 1913.
Roselina Fendrich admitted April 2. 1913.
Selma Fendrich admitted April 2, 1913
Victor Schwartz admitted June 81. 1918.
Agnes Schwartz admitted June 81. 1913.
Fanv Gage readmitted January l. 1919.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-04
MODESTO CROPS sz,soo,ooo
Grange Estimate shows Good Yield for
Dry Year
fSnecial Dispatch to The Caill

MODESTO, Aug. 3.--According to es-
Inmates prepared by the Grange com
pany of this city the hay and grain
crop in this section this year will total
in value $2,500,000 The hay produc-
ton is placed at 100000 based on
= valuation OF but 81 per ton; the grain
crop which Is unusually short especially
in the western part of the county, is
valued at $250.000; the bean crop at
$25.0O0.s and the Egyptian corn crop at
100000 This is considered a good
showing for dry year
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-04
SAN BRUNO PETITION FOR
INCORPORATION UP TO-DAY
San Mateo County Supervisors VIII
Consider Request to Call
Election
Especial Dispatch to The Cain

REDWOOD CITY, Aug. s.-Ths petit
ton of the citizens OF San Bruno for
permission to form an incorporated city
Will be considered by the San Mateo
county supervisors tomorrow. An cleo
tion will be requested.
The territory has a population of less
than 1000, but owing to the nearness
of San Francisco the number of in
habitants is growing rapidly. The
limits of the proposed city extend as
far south as Lomita park
The Baden company of South San
Francisco has filed protest. The COM
pany has 375 acres Of land which it
wants excluded from the municipality.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-04
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
FOR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL HOME.

FOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL HOME
Ten Years to Pay For 1t.
Owing to owners departure. one OF the incest
homes the peninsula Is offered for sale. Con-
sists of fine, modern house of 9 rooms, bath
try houses. yards. etc. fine, large lot, 75x15o
feet. planted to full bearing fruit trees of dff-
ferent varieties, also Strawberries. blackbeTies,
raspberries etc There is beautiful. large live
oak tree. several palms and other ornamental
trees and shrubs in front Of the house. making IL
very attractive place. Located blocks from
fare s9.S5 Will be sold ar a very reasonable
figure. with q small payment down. balance ex-
tended over 10 years time, IL necessary. Prop
erty clear: title perfect. Write TO box 124,
Mountain View, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-04
PALO ALTO LIBRARIAN
TO TAKE SALINAS POST
Miss Hadden Granted Years Absence
to Work I'm New Monterey County
Institution
Special Dispatch to The Cam

Special Dispatch to The CalD
PALO ALTO. Aug. 3.-Miss Anne
Hadden. city librarian of Pa1o Alto, has
accepted similar post at the new
Monterey county library in Salinas. She
has been granted a years leave of
absence from Palo Alto to take effect
September /.
Miss Frances Patterson. first assist
ant librarian, will be acting librarian
and Miss Ethel Gale first assistant.
The public library board has reorgan-
lied with Mrs. Julia r. Gilbert, wife
of Professor c. III. Gilbert. as chairman.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-04
SITE FOR NEW RESERVOIR
Mayor Of BurIingame Authorized to
4 Make Purchase

BURLINGAME, Aug. s.-The Burlin-
game city water commission has
authorized Mayor G. j. McGregor to
arrange for the purchase OF a site for
the municipal reservoir in the hills back
OF Easton, where the elevation will
provide q sufficient pressure. The con-
tract for the furnishing of supplies for
the distributing system has been
awarded to the Mark Lally company
for $50, ,659.71, less the cost OF hydrants,
meters and meter boxes.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-04
LANE ON LONG AUTO TOUR
Secretary of Interior and Party Pass
Through Boxeman

BOHEMIAN. Mont, Aug. s.-Franklin
K. Lane, secretary of the interior, and
his party passed through Bozeman late
this afternoon in an automobile tour of
the Gallatin valley. The secretary had
come up from the Yellowstone park
to Livingston, where he was met by
reception committee of Bozeman res
idents. At Logan, 25 miles west OF
here. the seeretary took train for
Helena.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-04
TORRANCE

CALIFORNIA; MODERN INDUSTRIAL CITY.
located on steam and electric railroads between
Los Angeles and its harbor. For information
relative to business opportunities. real estate
Investments and factory sites write KARL
BREHME. 1031-37 Phelan building; phone SUIT
ter 42QQ
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-04
FONTANA

LOCATED on electric line between Riverside and
Los Angeles; write for handsome illustrated
booklet on orange and lemon growing to kAhL
BREHaIE. 1031-37 Phelan building. San Fran
cisco: phone Suffer 429Q
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-04
YOUNG COUPLE MARRIED
Miss Leora Harvey. Bride OF Lester
Mullen, i'm Redwood City

toptcIdI y
REDWOOD CITY. Aug. 3.-Lester
Edward Mullen. aged %, searcher of
records and son of Daniel Mullen,
pioneer merchant. surprised his friends
last evening by quietly wedding Miss
Leora Harvey II year old graduate
Of Sequoia high school They are
spending their honeymoon at cot
tage on the Russian river. The mar
riage was performed by Rev. G. III.
Stevens OF the Congregational church.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-04

A Rare Opportunity
We are authorized TO offer for few days 3
elegant room fats the citys finest boufe-
ward. These mp to date in every respect.
Tiled and marble baths extra lavatories In bed
rooms, beamed ceilings, etc; best possible ioca-
ton; Dolores ST. overlooking Mission park;
price SO. coo; owner may consider terms; inves-
figate: no reasonable proposition refused.
". j. DOWLING & CO., 439 VALENCIA ST.
THREE handsome new homes, nearing compile
ton; rooms, bath. reception hall, sun porch
and garage: glass folding doors, fine dressers
and mantels. everything strictly up to date;
west side of 9th av. near Clement ST.; open
+. GINIEY. builder.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-04

PROPOSALS FOR GLOvES-Depot Quarter
masters Office 1886 North Point St. San Fran
cisco, CAL. August 1, 1913. Sealed proposals, IN
trpicate, win be received here until 10 o'clock
A. M, August 90 1918, for furnishing at either
the Boston, New York, Philadelphfa, Chicago ST.
Louis or San Francisco Depots of the Quarter
master Corps, AZ 600 pairs riding gloves. In
formation application. JNO. r. KNIGHT
Depot Quartermaster.
q. S. ENGINEER ofice. 405 Custom House,
San Francisco, CAL. June 8. 1913.-Sealed pro-
Eeod Lake and. stockton Channel, Cal. win BE-
received here until 10 A. NJ. Aug. 3, 1918,
and then publ1eiy opened. Information ON ap
pltcatton S. A. Cheney. MAI. Engrs
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-04
PROPOSALS AND BIDS

PROPOSALS will be received at the Bureau Of
Washington D. O.. until 10 O'Clock a. M, Au-
gust 26 1913 and publicly opened immediately
thereafter to furnish at the navy yard. Mare
Island. CAL, etc. quantity OF naval supplies
as follows: Sch $3.50: vitrihed clay conduit
sewer pipe, and traps Sch 5699: Metal furni-
ture. Sch. 5712: Miscellaneous electrical cable
Applications for proposals should designate the
schedules desired BY number Blank proposals
will be furnished upon application to the navy
pay office. San Francisco. Cal, or to the Bureau
r. J.. COWIE, Paymaster General. U. s. n.
7-29-l3
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-04
TEARING DOWN OLD BRIDGE
San Mateo and Santa Clara Counties
Unite to Build New One
Especial Dispatch to The Call)

Cu1tc 70 Hsu1fu @ScV OHe
Special Dispatch to The Cail)
MEMO PARK. Aug. "a force OF
men employed jointly by the counties
of San Mateo and Santa Clara has COM
pleted the work OF tearing down the
old iron bridge across the San Fran
cisquito creek in El Canine Real and
the construction OF a new concrete
structure will be started this week. X.
r. Beard OF Modesto has the contract
for building the new bridge
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-04
BUSINESS CHANCES

C0n1lnue1
l. " @ T. C K ? S
CALIFORNIA; LAHsEsT AND OLDEST
Incorporated Under Laws Of California.
Banking. Bradstreetss R. G. Dun's Reference.
Businesses Sold Everywhere
COURTEOUS. PROMPT, EFFICIENT SERVICE
Our lifetime experience in this busi-
enables enables. Us :. fo the
LUBEcK's INVESTMENT COMPANY
Sixth Floor Pacific Dul1ding,
MarkeG @md Fourth SITS.
LUNCH COUNTER. EIGHT STOOLS, $225. !
Completely equipped; doing fne and
dandy business; bus sssnesss best place for one
LUBECK'S. sixth door. Pacific building
HALF INTEREST SALOON. .ssoo
Estd 10 yrs: good location; fine chance
for reliable young man; income secured
LUBECK'S. sixth door. Pacific building
CIGAR STAND STOCK. ETo~. ss7o.
inent saloon; now clearing owner $25 wk
LuBECK'S, sixth door, Pacific building
GROCERY. NOTIONS. CANDY. living rms, s275;
fine location; good paying business.
LUBECK'S. sixth door. Pacific building
BUTCHER. FRUIT MKT. living rooms, $3.50
Horse and buggy; refrigerator; marble
top counters; cash reg; clears s. day.
LtBECK'S. sixth door, Pacific building
RESTAURANT AND DELICATEssEN, $3.50.
Well located; good steady trade; snap.
LCBECK'S. sixth noor. Pacific building
CIGAR STAND. STOCK. ETC, ss75.
One of the best corners Market st.
LUBEcK's, sixth noor, Pacific building
MOTION PICTURE THEATER.
No better location In the city; practi-
cally new and the last word in COM.
pleteness; a guaranteed money maker
and a bargain at $4,000. Terms at
LUBECK'S. sixth door, Pacific building.
SALOON and 13 ROOMS. etc, 1000 net cash;
license; bar fixtures; stock, furniture;
dining room; receipts $500 mo-; bargain.
LUBECK'S. sixth door. Pacific building.
DAIRY AND MILK ROUTE.
ESQ customers; also large butter and egg
trade; horses. wagons: 81 600 handles.
LUBEcK'S. sixth door. Pacific building.
POOL AND BILLIARDS. CIGAR STAND, $1,000.
Now clearing over $500 mo-; club room;
barber shop; apt, bay town.
LUBECK'S, sixth foor. Pacific building.
BAKERY. 8 living rooms, $3.50.
Cash counter trade; daily receipts $25.
no opposition; fine place for man, WIFE
LUBECK'S. sixth door. Pacific building
SALOON. SWELL BAR. mr. Market st. and Can
fi~ will han d1c.
ably one of best propositions to be had.
LUEECK'S, sixth floor, Pacific building.
DYEING & CLEANING PLANT-$1 500 handles;
thoroughly equipped; auto delivery.
LUBECI<'S. sixth door. Pacific building.
NEWSPAPER ROUTE, clearing $11O month,
$1,000. income for life.
LUBECK'S. sixth noor Pacific building.
NEWSPAPER AND PLANT; 81 800 handles
One of the fastest growing towns in
San Joaquin valley. fine opportunity.
LUBECK'S. sixth hoor Pacific building.
RESTAURANT; JUST OFF MARKET ST.
5000 handles best rest. prop; fully
equipped; silverware, Dishes ranges,
refriserators: fne chance and wife.
LUBECK'S- sixth noor Pacific building.
CANDY. ice cream de1icatessen: 8 living rooms;
will invoice; fpe chance; rent $40: reason
for selling. other business. 1929 Clement st.
HAVE 40 agencIe. for sharpening safety ra.or
blades; also machine; will sell business for
$780, c. II. CUNNINGHAM. Gordon hotel. zth
and Mission sts.
MISSION BRANCH or THE CALL. BLAKTS
" 4 +
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-04
A Rare 0pp0rGumiGy

J. W WRIGHT & co,
22s Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-04

NEW HOUSES Of rooms, bath and large
pantry; porch: wall bed: mission finish Pay
Sl5 month your home. CONTRACTOR,
box 30l5. Cali office.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1913-02-28
IL LAVORO Compute
DAGLI ITALIANI
III SOL generi agricoli nostri
connazionali della California
producono circa Sd milioni di
dollari.
NIraduzione dell'mticoIo InaIese
qui di fianco)

IN segulto concorso aperto daI.I-
stliuto Coloniale di Roma. Ettore pa
liEl' edltore del locale giornale italia
noho l. IALlA, ha pubblicato sotto If
.itolo Gil Italiani in California" mn
Hpro mel quale vengono completamente
ed accuratamente descritte lie CoIonfe
itallane nello State di California. COW
Soecille riSuardo ALA Colonia al san
FRANCISCO. E una voluminosa nuhbU
cazione arrfcchita di bellissime ulu-
strazloni che riproducono princIpali Il
edlflel di proprieta di italiani e danno
ldea dele varie manifestation della
attiNlta degll italiani in tutto 10 State
speclalmente per quanto concerne IN
grlcoltura, la pesca. le miniere. IL ia
Sllo del boschi, lavori ferrovfari. ecc
autore descrive come gil immignan-
u ltallahl sanno trasformare waste aree
I'll terreni non coltivati. in magnifioi
ort. Siardini. frutteti vfgnetf. ccc
specialmente nellie Vallate del fiumi
san Joaquin Sacramento e nellie Con-
tee di San Mateo. Santa Clara. Sonoma.
Amador. Contra Costa, MADEIRA. ecc
Seeondo le cifre poste innanzi dal Fa-
trizi, eli italiani producono in Califor-
MIA circa il 35 per cento del vino che 81
produce nello State. Nell'anno 1910 ne
produssero oltre 16 milioni di gall
Toni. per un valore di $S,75O.OOO
Aggiungendo a clio il Valore dele i've
da tlvola dele 1--WE secche. il coutri-
buto degli italiani ALA totale produ-
zione fu di $1O,25O, 900
La Droduzione agricola degli italiani
rappresento mel 1910 un valore di $65
milioni. cioe IL 75 per cento della pro-
duzione totale dello Stato come risul-
ia dal seguente prospetto:
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1913-02-28
ITALIAN PROGRESS
TOLD. IN NEW BOOK
Patrizi, the Editor of L'Italia,
Makes Highly interesting
Report to Bureau.
RACE IMPORTANT FACTOR:
10000 Population in State
Produce 100000
in Agriculture.
RACE IMPORTANT FACTOR:

Responding to a request OF the
italian immigration Bureau, Ettore
PatriEl editor of the local Italian
newspaper L'Italia. has published "Gli
Itallani in California" a book describ-
Ing fully and accurately the italian
colonies In the State of California,
with special stress on the colony in
San Francisco. It is a large publica-
ton, enriched with beautiful illustra-
tons, reproducing the principal italian
buildings and activities OF the State,
especially In agriculture, fishing, min
Ing, numbering, railroad work, etc.
II also describes the manner in which
The Italian immigrants transform
large uncultiVated districts into beau
tful gardens. orchards, vineyards, etc.
principally in the valleys of the San
joaquin and Sacramento rivers and in
the counties of San Mateo, Santa Clara,
sonoma, Amador, Contra Costa, Ma
dsra. etc.
According to PatrizPs figures. the
Italians produce In California nearly IS
per cent Of the total production OF
vine. In the year 1910 they manufac-,
tared over 100000 gallons, valued at.
N'i0VOOO. Adding to this total the
sq1unt OF table grapes and raisins
produced. they contributed 310.250, 900
u tha total production Of all kinds of
grapes in our State
Inc italian production of vegetables
represents fully 75 per cent of the
otaL In 1910 they produced nearly
"''V00OOO worth. as follows:
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1913-02-28
Oltre 800 miliardi
in circolazione


81 calcola che oggidl n denaro con-
tante in circolazlone negli Stati Uni
Il sia un miliardo e settecento Milo
nj. che circOlando yeni volte mel cor
so dell ammo. farebbe la enorme SOM
ma di quasi trenta miliardi: mentre
al presente n oalcola che la somma
del checks ammonterebbe circa
s miliardi che. circolando yenu vol
te di pin che la moneta In contanti.
farebbe lenorme somma di pia di
trecento miliardi in circolazlOne. CO.
me scambio cOmmerciale nella prov
vista della vita.
Quei checks rappresentano un Ca
pitale In depOsito quasi senza pro-
fitto. che aumenta di motto II costo
della vita. Pin del novanta per cen.
10 e oggidl pagato I'm checks solo
II dieei per cento In denaro oontante
La neeeasita fabitudine del paga.
mentl In checks ha fatto aumentarC
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1913-02-28
Sui rincaro del viveri

leri, sabatO | 3 febbraiO, largomen-
to del glorno era di grande attuali
Ia, G eli oratori inscritti per parlare
sulr"IIigh Cost of Living" erano tire
personalltA motto conosclute mel
monde polltlco. soclale c scientiflcO
II primo parlare fu II Prof lr-
wing Fisher del Dlpartimento di f.
conomia Politica ALA univershA di
Yale. q da profondo Sociologo, trat.
10 largomento con abilita preci-
stone mathematical. Egli studio la que
stione dal punto di vista dell'aumen-
TO della popolazlone in rapporto con
laumento della produzione. che cam
minerebbe forse d'accordo Sc Pau.
mento del consume indivldnale non
fosse cresciuto sproporzionatamentc
ALA produzione.
La produzione bensi aumentata
enormemente In quesW ultimi yenti
ami. tanto che sarebbe pin che suf-
flciente alfaumento della popolazlO-
ne, SO questa popolazione fosse. non
mel numero ma mel cnrattere uguale
a quella dl venti ami addietro. lnve.
ce la popolazlone del presente con
suma motto di pi1 perche le abitu-
dini del viyere @ le necessta indivi-
duali sOno di gran lunga aumentate
Sc II capitale di scambio common.
clale aumentato del per cento con
aumento di popolazlone di solo uno @
mezzo per cento, II consume inyece
cresciuto del . per cento. Ma Sc
questa Q una buona ragione per pro-
durre uno sbilancio mel costo del VI
we're vi una geconda ragione -
forse pi0 importante - che incOn-
sciamente ha splnto l'esagerazlone
le abitudini allo spendere. Pochl so.
no quell che 81 fermano a conslde-
rare che VENT ami addietro le tran
sazionl 81 faceyano quasi lutte I'm con
tanti e la buOna massaia spendeya
quanto la sua borsa attualmente le
permetteya. Col tempo 81 introdotta
rabitudlne di pagare con checks o
note che, mentre sono una comodita
commerolale. non sono certo una e.
conOmia famigllare.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1913-02-28
ToTALE e.. s64,965,oOO.OO

Mel 1910. di circa So milioni di libbre
di pesce per un Valore di S5.000,0O0, ii
40 per cento. e cioe. per S3000.00O fu
prodotto d2lla pesca di italianl.
tno degli addebiti che spesso 81
f1nno ALA emigrazione italiana negli
Stati Unit e che essa e temporanea
Questo addebito, dice 10 scrittore. {
assolutamente infondato per quanto ri
guarda gil italiani in California. che
soltanto i'm beni immobili essi pOssiedo-
no per 200 milioni di dollari. di cui OIL
tire ad un duartO nella Citta Coniea
di Srn Francisco. GIL italiani di Cali
fornia possic1ono oltre a eio circa
milioni di dollari in azioni ed obbliga-
zioni di corporazioni pubbliche pri-
Vate 80 milioni di dollari in denaro
depositati nellie Casse di RisparmiO
sparse in tutto 10 state
Concludendo. il Pltrizi afferma che
la popolazione italiana in California
. la pin ricca Ia pin prospera di lutte
le attire Colonie estere. vi sonO parec-
da 5000 0000 dollari @ settle cd otto
milionari
La popolazione italiana della Califor-
MIA ascende ad oltre 15O,0 900 persone
(compresi / natl in California da gent
tori italianD di queste eirca bO.O0O
risiedono in San Francisco. nellie cit
ia attorno ALA bail. La Colonia italia-
na dl San Francisco viene citata come
la Colonia modello fra lutte quante ne
.esistono negli Stai Until
In San Francisco esistono quattro
Ranche italiane con una attlVita com
plessiva di circa So, 100000; esistoho
altresi parecchie istituzioni educatiVe
q al carattere filantropico. San Fran
cisco ha oltre a so Societa italiane "a
beneficenza e di mutuo soccorso con
circa 10000 memhri Affiliate con un
petrimonio complessivo di circa $500
mils.
II Patrizi nota con evidente soddisfa =.
viona Talta considerazione in cui gil
itaiiani RESIDENT in san Francisco ed IN
tutto 10 state sono tenuti dala popola-
zione americana Q le cordial relazlOhl
social che corrono fra italiani anne
ricani La qualifications ha prodotto
la piu favorevole Impressions m lttii"
owe ne furono spedite migliaia di COPE
L'autore ha ricevuto nHmerose Ius'il
phiere congratulazioni da uomlni al
state. alti funzionari pubblici e gior-
nall.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1913-02-28
del
Comm. Dc NccchD


New YORK, 16 Febb. 1913.
lIl Club Repubblicano della Ctta
di New York, della quaranteslma stra
da, non 9 una sempllce lstituzione po-
Utica, ma mn vero Club al quale
appartengono eli uomini pin eminen.
Il della Politica. della Schema, del
Ia Finanza G della Societa dl New
York; durante l'inverno, ogni Saba
to, dopo la cola2lone delluna. svolge
dinnanzi al pubblico scelto del suoi
membm di pochi invitati, degli ar
gomenti di alta Politica, al Schema.
di SOCIOLOGICAL, di interesse Civlle. Ma
zionale ed lnternazlonale.
Uomini di rlnomanza vengono in
Ntati svolgere un soggetto. che
possa interessare II pubbllco per la
sua attuallta q per II vantaggio che
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