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The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-12-04
CRONACA della CITTA''
E DELLA PENNSYLVANIA

goletto; Sidari Antonio; Ianciotti
Andrea; Coviello Vito di francesca,
da Avigliano, Potenza; Cirillo Pa
squale da Lizzano, Taranto; Gaetti
Giacomo ia MonteforinO Lago dl
Mdulla, Modena; Di Nunzio tasqua-
lie da Coli del Tronto; Niglio Fran
cesco da Capitgnata, FOggia; Loreh-
ce Enrico fu Donate, da S. Eusanio
del Sangro, Chieti; Panichi Alberto
di Sperandio da Castelmare; Antonol-
Ii Gu llfredO di IacondO, da Castei-
mare; Falcone SAverio, da S. Giovan
nj in FIore, Cosenza; TrabuccO El-
fonso da Ariano di Puglia, ATellinO;
Viccaro DomenicO dI FilipDantOnio,
da s. Cosmo Damiano; lntisO Giu-
sepp fu Francesca da Avellino; Bon
giovanni Giuseppe flu francesca da
Roccava dena; Ferri francesca di
Giovambattista, da Canepina, Roma;
Nedrott. Angelo di Stefano da Salo' !;
GovernatJri Domenico; Alec Rocco
di Lii orio, da Barrafrauca, Gallant
setta; Massaro manuele di Antonio,
da Fagnano Alto; Gentle ROdoIfo di
Giuseppe, da Asti, Alessandria.
''on antecipati ringrazianentie e di-
stinta considerations.
Ii Vice Console
G.. NATAL
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Redo Vice C0DSOI0tO d It0IiQ
404 Rose St
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Signor Direttore
de ''Il Patriota,,
Indiana, Pa,

lie saro' grato Sc vorra' compia-
sersi pubblicare il seguente elenco
delle perscne ricercate dial R. Vice
Consolato dItaHa in Pittsburgh, Pa.
(404 Ross Street) dele quail 81 chic
dono notizie chiunque ne sia In
grado di darne:
Palumbo Giuseppe, di Villarosa,
Caltanisetta Belmonte Salvatore, da
Cutrh, Catanzaro; Roppa Antonio,
da Gizzeria, Catanzaro; Lalle Marco; !;
Guido Vincenzo di Antonino, da
honforte s. Giorgio, Messina; Tier
NO Giuseppe di Pasquale, ds s. Ruff
70; Liberatore Luigi fu Valentino da
Castellammare Adriatico; Massimi
Maria; Giuliani Alessandro; Aiello
francesca Saverio, da =. Nicola del
FAlto, Catanzaro; DascoE Francesca
di Gennaro, da Montebello Ionico,
Reggie CaIabrls; Slclari Paolo ai Nj
la, da Gallina, Reggie Calabria !;
Filippelli Antonio; Gaiulli Luigi da
Eapoli; De Biase Giuseppe, da Guar
dia lombard, Avellino; PuIice An,
tDnio fu francesca, da Maestro, G :
nzaro; Ciufo Michele, Lamessa Ri
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MusiCalti 81 CeFCaDG

che siano suonatori di Bassi in ST be-
molle in Nj bemolle, che siano
pratici per lavori di miniera 81 ga
rantisce il lavoro tutti giorni. Non
occorrc che s-ppiano -eggere la mu-
sica allimpronta. Per ogni schari-
mento rIvolgersi al Maestro, A.
STURCHIG, Box 3l4 Bridgeville, Pa
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AVViSO dgIi 6bbOn ii

G; peryengono contlnuamente nu-
merose lettere dai nostri abbonati,
lnvitando quest Administrations di
spedire loro /. giornale ad un altro
indiriZzO.
Non potendo ottampprare allie RI
chieSte del cortesi lettori, preghiamo
vivamente tutti di citare nellie lettere,
il vecchio enuovO indirizzO.
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RlChIeSrd 0',mpieQO

Maestro di musica con diploma di
primo grado, sarebhe disp sto re-
carsi in qualunlue paese della Cons
tea, allo scope di organizzare un
Corpo musicale. Metodi istruttivl IA
cili, secondo Parte moderna. Per
schiarimenti cd altro rivolgersi al
nostro Ufficio.
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IaQFimn di COCCOdPiIIO
ALA vita

Han Schmidt, il prete assassino
condannato a mor're sulla sedia elet-
trica per ruccisione della sua giova-
ne amante, all'annunzic che la SEN
tenza dovra' essere eseguita il giorno
dieci del prossimo gennaio, scoppio'
in pianto, cadde in ginocchi, gum
gendo lie mani in una Desperate invo-
cazione al cielo.
La triste notizia che gil venne CO.
municata in presenza d'altri ventidue
condannati morte, ognuno del qua
Ii cerco' per quaDto gil era possible
dl comfortable.
llprete assassino, - che mel dibat-
timento disse d'aver ucciso per man
dato divine, - e. d. due ami dete-
nuto nella celia segreta della morte
in Sing Sing
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| ultima SpGra "a Oi un
CONddnn 10 a nOPtG

Martedi scorso la Corte d'AppeIlo
di Albany udi eli argomentl per la
revisione chiesta del processo svolto-
81 mel County Court Oh Brooklyn, a
carico del nominate Giuseppe Miren-
di, due volte condannato a morte.
per Iuccisione delloperaio James o.
Connell, nonche' dleci ami di Iavo-
ri forzati, con amena sentenza del
gludice Dixie.
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LA STRAGE DEGLI
INNOCENT

vedrete, POGO, che sc nascesra' un
bambino con una voglia di fragole
sulla punta del naso, gil faranno la
pelle ccme Cristo in croce.
La cosa ando COST: nacque, giorni
or sono, in Chicago, un bel bambinO
il quale non aveva piedi, non aveva
una mano, non aveva un orecchio,
non aveva il colo ed aveva il cranio
come una patata.
Tn dottore fiIantropo disse "Quan-
to e bru to! che possa morire di su-
bito! - Z visto che il BAN bino non
morivl di subito, Iuomo della scien
"a propose di farlo morire piano pia-
no clio per evitare che il neOnato
facendosi adulto, divenLasse un lido
Ia un criminale.
Passi per lidiota - dico 10 - ma.
neh, come mai puo' diventare un cri
minale un disgraziato senza mani {
senza piedi?
In ognl modO, il bambino, salute
a moi, mori la madre disse: = VI
sara forse chi mi giudichera' una
grandlssima fetente, ma 10 ho la CO.
schema di essere una madre modello.
Va bene. e questione di modo di
vedere non ne parliamO piu'.
Ora pero' e. avvenuto un altro fat
to: @ nato New York una bamblna
con piedi non formaLi pertezlone
e con qualche oIganO Inferno che,
per la sua anormalita' richiede llnter-
ventO chirurgico.
Che cosa hanno fatto rappresen-
tamil della scienza2 81 sono seduti, 81
sono messi ragionare, hannO lnLa
volato una discussione 81 sono chic
sLi: la facciamo morlre 0 Ia facciamO
campare?
Ma quesLi sono pazzi che cosa
sono?
Dovete farla campare mannaggia
chi vi e morto - dico 10 - PerChe'
con qucste teorie umanitarie di sal
cicci0 81 potrebbc yenile anche ALA
conclusiOne che, solamente perche,
10 sono ul po' bruttino, mia madre
avrebbe fatto benlssimo sciogliel-
mi ombellico.
Un corno! Avrebbe fatto mal1ssi-
mo invece. Perche' 10 col ''ve licoIo,,
sciolto, avrei e.,alato pultimO anelitO
gia' da ventinove ami non avrei go
duto la volutta della vita non a
vrei bevuto tutto quello che h0 bevu-
to non avrei la giola di we're in
qualche g.orno di supreme sconforto
una dolce compagna che alleVia le
mie pene infernaH.
Percio' voglio sperare che questi
scionziatl del miei - chiamiamoi -
stivali vengano ALA conclusione che
la bambina di cui sopra ha dirilto al
la vita come hanno diritto ALA vita
tutti neonati, anche Sc forniti al
quanto di capelIi mancanti di denti
Vuol dire che, fatti grandl, ci pen
seralno loro a gittarsi dial ponte di
brooklyn, qualora trovassero che la
morte sia di gran Iunga preferable
ALA vita
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Move NpgOziO dI FrUtta

/ counazionali Signori Thomas 8.
Runzo Tommaso Run7o, RESIDENT
in Indiana, hanno aperto al pubblice
MelIa nuova stazione tramviaria, un
Regozio di frutta generi diversi.
| signori Runzo sperano di gestire
anche un "Buffett,,
Auguri sinceri di ottimi AFFAIR.".
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81 Vende

Farma di Al acri con casa di 5 ca
mere costruita di "lcg,, stable, f.,
Dista 10 minuti da Wiskey RIM.
Per informazloni rivolgrrsi John
Calandrino. Wiskey Run, Pa. 2
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Mr.. AND MRS. ]. S. BOWLBY
CELEBRATED THEIR GOLDEN
WEDDIn6 ANNIVERSARY

Tuesday evening at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Frank p. Smith, Ills
Greenwood avenue. was celebrated
the golden wedding anniversary. of
the lstteFs parents Mr. and Mrs. !.
=. Box1by. Tifh family reunion and
commemorative dinner. There were
present. besides the guests OF honor
their three daughters. Mrs F. p
Smith. Mrs. c. A. Biggs. and Mrs. w.
E. Galley. their husbands and fami-
lies and one great-grand child. max
ing altogether party OF seventeen
people.
The gathering was an informal one
Arthur Biggs. eldest grandson of Mr..
and Mrs. Bowiby. presided as toast
master during the after dinner pro.
gram and speeches were made by all
present; Mr.. Bowlby responding to
the subject MY War Record and My
Grandchildren" The topic assigned
Mrs. Bowlby was How He Propos-
cd to which she made appropriate
response.
MIR. and Mrs. Bowlby were married
at Doylestown. Wayne county. Ohio,
April s7th. 1865. soon after the close
OF the Civil war. in which the groom
served with bravery and distinction
as soldier in the Union army. They
began housekeeping at Wellington,
Ohio. and resided there until 1878
when they came to this state and estah
lished their home in Canon City. where
they have lived ever since. esteemed
and respected by all who have known
them.
Mr.. and Mrs BowIby were present.
ed with. a number OF gold pieces
Tuesday night as souvenirs of the
celebration OF their fifty years Of
welded life.
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f Quick, Clean Contest Starts Today,
In LUhich EOery Candidate LL'iLL, Be
dinner; Great Prizes For the
Leaders and Cash Premiums For
EOery Candidate Turning In Sub.
ScriptiOnS

cannot be earned any easier and bet
ter pay is not often given by any
newspaper for this kind of work.
The whole thing is worth thinking
over and acting upon at an early date
Those who get started first always
have a big advantage in any race. II
you have a friend whom you think
could benefit by taking advantage OF
this offer write his or her name on
the nominating blank in the big ad-
vertisement, cut it out and send it
in at once. II you think you can do
yourself some good. and you undoubt-
edly can, send in your name. get the
detailed information and start out
at once. Today is the best time. to
mail in your nomination blank.
This free trip includes, to be exact
Round trip first-class ticket, Canon
City to San Francisco, to San Diego
and back to Canon City. Pullman
fare Canon City to San Francisco and
from Los Angeles to Canon City. Ad-
mission tickets to both expositions
at San Francisco and San Diego. and
fifty dollars for board and spending
monsy. In this way the winning can
didates may go as they please. stay
as long az they like. and spend as
little or as much as they wish
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length TO the question OF employer
and employe in relation to the mat
ter of compensation and referred hope
fully to the workmen's compensation
law passed by the recent legislature
as a satisfactory basis for the settle
ment of many of the disputes arising
between capital and labor. The peo-
pie OF Colorado he asserted. were
deeply concerned in Industrial peace
All1ding TO the situation growing
out of the coal miners strike. which
which was one OF the most perpiexing
with which the people have had to
deal In many years. Governor Carl
son said. The congressional commits
sion that came here from Washing
ton to investigate and report upon
our Industrial troubles did not come
to patch up our wounds. but to rend
them apart and make the situation
worse. Our internal problems can
best be diagnosed and ministered to
by our own people"
Referring to the administration of
state affairs the governor said that in
the interest of both efficiency and
economy IL was necessary to have a
consolidation of some OF the boards
and commissions that had hitherto
been In control OF many OF the de-
partments OF its internal affairs. A
multiplicity OF public commissions
and public officers have in the past
decreased the efficiency of the state
administration. A reform has already
been begun in the interest OF financial
retrenchment and better service. but
has not yet been carried to the limit
10 which IL is desired to bring 1t.
The governor said that the legisia-
ture should not come into power at
the same time as the governor. but
should be elected one year later. The
reasons why this should be the case
were obvious. but 1t could only be
brought about by legislative enact
ment In conclusion the governo;
said: We have problems to meet
but We find q solution for all OF them
and all the world win respect US and
viii come and make their home with
use"
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THE ROYAL GORGE PARK

he cannot so to any other point in
the park or along the top of the
Gorge. There is just one little spot
Of picnic ground easily reached by
car.
A little work would open up some
new picnic grounds. some new views
and a drive along the top that would
add greatly to the attractiveness of
this magnificent park
This work cannot be done any 9TH
er way than with convicts. Chiefly
because the city has not the money
to do it any other way.
1t can be done with convicts. a
good road on the last end of the road
to the top. and some of the other
roads at the top can be built with con-
victs. more cheaply than the old road
can be repaired any other way.
supt- Parker is good man on the
job. but he is needed on the city
streets. He hasn't time to go to the
Royal Gorge park for a month.
Harmony now prevails between the
warden and the city council. II the
city council would undertake the prop
osition the warden would. no doubt,
ind a way to put a gang Of men up
there and complete the Royal Gorge
road as it should be done
The Royal Gorge road win no doubt
be used great deal this summer and
every one who goes away from here
should be . good booster for our seen
cry and our roads-especially the
Royal Gorge road.
II will pay US to get our scenery
ready for the tourists il we are to
spend great effort and some money
to get the to1fists here.
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MRS. ELLIS MEEKS
DlED MONDAY MORMIMe

Mn. Carrie Meeks. wife OF Ellis
Meeka. died At the family home. 1909
River street, at 2 o'clock Monday
morning from an attack OF typhoid
pneumonia, aged twenty-seven years.
Deceased was native OF West viz
ginia. and had lived in Canon City
about ten years. Besides the hus-
and she leaves two children.
Deceased was a member OF Mt.
Olivet Baptist church and the fune-
raj will take place from there at
o'clock "Wednesday Afternoon. The
service. both At the church and the
grave. viii b conducted BY Rev. NJ.
A. Eilonith. pastor Of the consrega-
tion. Burial viii ~ at Lakeelde
cemetssy.
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Canon City makes come preten.
lions at being a tourist town. Our
principal claim comes from the Royal
Gorge.
No city in all the world has city
park. that compares in grandeur to
the Royal Gorge Park. which is the
property Of Canon City. 1t is eight
square miles of magnificent scenery
and all ours.
There is an excellent road to the
edge of the park which was built by
the county with convict labor.
But the park has no decent road
inside of it.
The end OF the road to the top. the
last two or three miles, was never
finished in first class manner. Be
cause Of a lack OF harmony between
the city council and the warden that
part Of the road was not built by
convicts. It was built at the expense
of the city and was hurridIy and
cheaply done. 1t was too narrow and
was not well finished
We have gotten along with it as ii
is but the winter has left it in worse
shape than ever.
The city council has announced its
plan TO have the road fixed up.
Ruf uhKla tha cftx- cnurofl q ohn,,f
it. wouldn't it be a good idea to build
a real road! And wouldn't 1t be a
good investment to open up some 9TH
er roads at the top 50 that the grand
est scenery in Colorado could be
seen?
At present a man in car by driv-
ing carefully on a good day can go
direct TO the top Of the Gorge. But
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SCHOOL ELECTION
NEXT MONDAY

The school election OF directors for
School District No. !. viii be held
next Monday. May srd from =. m.
to p. m. in tho county superinten-
dents Office In the. county cour,
house. The present board will be
the Judges Of the election.
All qualified voters viii be entitled
to vote. All persons who have resided
in this state for at least = year and
for not less than ninety days in the
district and over twenty-one years Of
age are qualified.
There are three candidates for the
two places on the school board which
viii be vacant They are r. E. Hol-
mes. A. =. sharman and Mrs. Mabel
H. silden. The tw0 Of these three
candidate receiving the largest NUM-
ber u votsa win BE- declared elected
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THE RECORD HAS MAS
TURTIUM SEEDS FOR ALL
WHO WANT TO PLANT THEM

Following its annual custom The
Record has just received a large
quantity of Nasturtium seeds WHICH
it will give to every adult who viii
plant them.
The Record takes pride in the
general appearance of the yards OF
Canon City and South Canon and
feels that Nasturtiums add greatly
to the general beauty OF the town
II you have a wood pile. a vacant
lot or some other place that could
be improved by the presence of bloom
ing flowers come to The Record office
and get some of the seeds.
The Record has both the tall and
short varieties on hand and you can
have your choice. These are not
government nceds but are of the very
best quality obtainable and are good.
fresh stock.
You can do much to help the civic
beauty OF these towns with the use
OF q few Nasraztium seeds. IooS
around your yard and see II there is
some place In which you can plant
them to advantage and then come
and get the seeds. Or come get the
seeds and then look about afterward
We want every person in this locality
to have some Of the seeds II they
want them.
just clip the coupon In . corner OF
this page, sign It and bring II In. II
children are sent for the seeds they
must have the written authority of
. parent or guardian.
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Among the many people who will
go from this vicinity to the Pacific
coast this summer to attend the Pan
ama-Pacific Exposition and the San
Diego fair will be two people yet to
be selected to be sent there at the
expense of The Record.
The trips win be absolutely free Of
cost. with all expenses paid to the
people who qualify for them. The
two people will be from Fremont
county. most likely one will be from
Canon City and one from South Cam
on. They will be the persons who
receive the highest number of votes
In the subscription campaign which
The Record starts today.
Any girl or woman in Fremont
county will be eligible to the compe-
tition for the trips as also will be
any school boy in the county. All
that is required is that they be of
good character and that they be nom
mated in the regular way which is
explained in the large advertisement
in this issue.
For all those who enter and do not
happen to gain enough votes to get
one of the trips liberal cash bonuses
will be given for all the subscriptions.
both old and new. which they turn in
The eligible people OF this vicinity
have never before had such a splen-
did chance TO gain a fine pleasure and
educational trip for such a small
amount of effort or expense And sell
dom before have people who entered
a contest and did not win had such
a certainty Of being generously rec
ompensed for all the time and effort
which they expended.
To those in the competition who
do not win one of the grand prizes
twenty per cent will be paid them for
all new subscriptions which they
bring in and ten per cent will be
given them for the old subscriptions
which they collect for. For instance.
il a contestant should turn in one
new yearly Daily subscription day.
or collect for two old ones or its
equivalent, for month it would mean
that contestant would have earned
thirty dollars by very easy method
and in commendable way.
Those persons desiring to attend
the two notable expositions on the
coast in an economical way. have an
opportunity presented to them here
which they by no means should pass
up. 1t is worthy OF earnest consid-
Grafton. No easier or nicer way
could be found of earning trip. the
possibilities OF which in a sightsee-
ing and educational sense cannot be
surpassed. Perhaps never again for
many years will two wonderful expo
sitions. n beautiful land teeming with
pretty flowers and marvellous sun
shine, grand cities Of surrassing archi
lecture. and natures noble master
pieces lie within the scope OF one
Trip. And to think that II all can b
seen BY the effort Of little diligent
work among your friends and accuaint
ances-
Nren II one did not care to take the
Pacific coast trip II would pay any
one to enter the race Just for the
earninH possibilities Of the liberal
commisaions which are allowed on
all subscriptiDns. Money certainly
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this country from Argentina, South
America, in carcasses Of beef soon
after the outbreak Of the present Eu-
ropean war.
ccrding to DR.. Yard. have been found
in the eastern tier OF counties In Kan
sas. but thus far Il has not manifest-
ed itself IN this state. although q num-
ber Of cases have been reported Up
on investigation. however. none was
found to exist here. 1T is not
thought" continued DR.. Yard. that
any cases will be developed in this
state II vigorous quarantine is
maintained against the infected dis
trscts TO keep II out,
Ayiesworth Discusses Utilities
Commission.
The second speaker was NJ. +.
Ayiesworth. who discussed the State
Utilities commission: defining its
powers. duties and the ambitions Of
its members 10 be Of service TO the
people Of Colorado In protecting them
fIom ooreorate greed. He described
the remedies the commission expect
cd to invoke where corporate injus-
tice was found and Of the method Of
their application He said the COM
mission would perform its duties as II
understood them without fear or fay'
or, but could not be too drastic and
sweeping in its undertakings at the
beginning as no system for its guild
ance had yet been established. The
correction OF abuses by corporate
power. said Mr. Ayiesworth. must be
evolutionary rather than revolution
AIRY.
Two important cases now before
the commission. continued MIR. Ayies-
worth. one OF them is the passenger
rate case. in which Canon City is par
ticularly interested. and the other is
the coal case. No basis for passen-
ger rate exists in Colorado and the
commission has had hard problem
TO solve in relation 10 It. A deci-
sion will be handed down in about
ten days. The decision will be fin-
al and can not be reversed by the
state supreme court.
The coal case pertains to the ship
ment OF coal to common points and
involves some nice questions. The
commission is quasi legislative and
judicial in character and expects to
he able in the course Of a couple OF
years to work out a considerable re-
duction to the people OF Colorado in
both freight and passenger rates.
oovsrnor carison Talks
Governor Carlson on being intro
duced spoke OF the pleasing imprcs-
sion that had been made On him by
Canon City and its people and thank.
cd them for the. cordiAiity Of their re-
ception and hospitality. AZ the con
cluaion OF highly complimentary ref
erence to the community he spoke
In terms Of praise of the work Of the
Young Meme chrlstiAn Association
and commended II ~ one Of the great
est existing agencies In the develop
ment Of . manly character and the
highest type OF citizenship.
He described the threc-fold work
OF the Y. NJ. c. A. namely. the spirit
uaf. menta, and physical, and said
that II was his belief people have
said III things about us. We must
get Psychology in this state. Let
un find ont and emphasize the good
things OF our state. Let us forget
the bad and remember only the good.
W. have been complaining too much.
We have the grAndest and bsst stAts
IN the entire Union and W must
devslop : Coloraao spirit.
Plea eee aNousefial Peoeo.
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