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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1915-06-19
DUBUQUE COLLEGE.

The forty-second annual commence
ment exercises of Dubuque College
were held Friday morning, June IL,
in the college auditorium. Honors
of graduation were conferred Oh the
largest class in the history of the in,
stitution, one hundred and thirteen
diplomas being granted to graduates
from the three departments of the
school, besides a large number OF
prizes to the winners of the various
contests held during the year.
The commencement address was
delivered by the Rev. F. A. Purcell,
D. D., rector of the Cathedral Col
lege, Chicago. He was introduced by
the Most Reverend Archbishop Keane
who took advantage of the opportun-
ity to express his appreciation and
satisfaction of the work of the college
during the year just ended.
With the closing exercises of 1915
DR.. German rounds out twenty-one
years of work at the college, eleven
of which he has served as president
of the institution.
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SAINT CLARA COLLEGE.


On Friday, June eleventh, in the
Convent Chapel, Sinsinawa, Wiscon
son, Reverend G. P. Harrington cele
brated his first Mass, assisted by his
brother, the Reverend d. G. Harring
ton, Omaha, Nebraska, as deacon, the
Reverend Felix Mccarthy, Jackson
Nebraska, as subdeacon, and the Rev
erend ]. d. Kavanaugh, o. p, Sin
sinawa, Master of Ceremonies. Fa
Their Harrington was ordained June
eighth at Saint Paul Seminary, Saint
Paul, Minnesota, by Archbishop Ire,
land. He has two sisters in the com
munity at Saint Clara.
On Baccalaureate Sunday, June
thirteenth, Solemn High Mass was
celebrated by the Reverend James D.
Kavanaugh; the Reverend James B.
Craney, deacon, and the Reverend
Isadore Semper, subdeacon. The SER
mon was delivered by the Very Rev
erend J. r. Meagher, o. p, S. I. L.,
of New York City, Prior Provincial
of the Dominican Fathers of Saint
Joseph's Province. Father Meagher
emphasized the necessity of religion
and the spiritual life. His eloquent
sermon was the message of q Chris
tan philosopher to an irreligious
generation.
At the commencement exercises
which took place on Thursday, June
II, the address was delivered by the
Right Reverend John P. Carroll, d. D..
Bishop of Helena
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Citation for Hearing ON Petition for
Administration.

A0EWhnhBAEGakOMs
STATE or MINNESOTA, COUNTY Or
Ramsey-ss. In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate Of Rozelia
Bonney, Decedent.
The State of Minnesota to All Whom III
May Concern:
The petition Of Frederick c. Bonney,
having been filed In this court, repre-
|Senting that RoZeIia Bonney, then a
of Minnesota died intestate on the 9Th
day of May, 1915; and praying that LETT
ters of administration of her estate be
granted to Frederick C. B0nney.
1T Lis Ordered, That said petition be
heard and that all persons interested in
said matter be and hereby are cited and
required to appear before this Court on
10 o'clock i'm the forenoon or as soon
thereafter as said matter can be heard,
at the Probate Court Room, in the
Court House In the City of st. Paul, in
said County. and show cause, liz any
they have, why said petition should not
be granted and that this citation be
served by the publication thereof i'm
and by mailing a copy of this citation
at least ii days before said day of hear
ing, to each OF the heirs or said de-
cedent whose names and addresses are
known and appear from the files Of
this court
Witness the Judge of said Court, this
End day of June. a. y. 1915.
T.. w. BAZILLE,
Judge OF Probate.
1seal Of Probate Court
Attest: f. w COseWfsch
Clerk Of Probate.
Douglas. Kennedy e Kennedy.
Attorneys for Petitioner.
r
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Crookston: The annual retreat of
of the Clergy of the Diocese of Crook
ston is being held this week at st.
Joseph's Academy in this city. Bish-
OPP Corbett is conducting the retreat.
The commencement exercises of the
ST. Joseph's Academy took place Tues
day evening, June s. The program
was artistic and we'll rendered. The
Bishop delivered the address and the
following priests were present: Revs.
E. Theillon, j. Wurm, M. Dufault, j.
B. Fonmosse and John p Funk.
Georgetown: The presbytery was
completely destroyed by fire last
Saturday evening. The loss is cover
ed by insurance.
Red Lake Falls: The commence
,ment exercises of st. Joseph's paro-
chial school took place on Wednesday
evening, June g. Rev. e. J. Lemire,
the pastor, distributed the diplomas
to the graduates and Father Wurm
of the Cathedral delivered the address.
Father Eugene, o. S. b., and Rever-
end P. Lefoch also attended.
Rev. Adam Junghans, who was re-
Gently elevated to the Holy Priest
hood at the Pontifical College Jo-
sephinum, Columbus, Ohio, has been
assigned to the Diocese of Crookston.
He will celebrate his first solemn
Mass in st. Agnes Church, st. Paul,
Mimi, next Sunday.
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Clerical Retreat: The annual re-
treat for the priests of the diocese
will be held at st. Johns Abbey be-
ginning on the evening Of July II and
ending on the morning of July 16.
ST. Johns University; The students
of the Sophomore class successfully
presented the drama, "Richelieu," on
Sunday evening, June 6. Many Wis
itors witnessed the performance. The
Right Reverend Bishop Busch con-
ferred sacred orders in the Abbey
Church, Wednesday morning, June 16.
In the afternoon the commencement
exercises were held. The Right Rev.
erend Bishop awarded the diplomas
and delivered the address to the
graduates. .4a
Morris: On Sunday, June IL, the
Right Reverend Bishop Busch visited
st. Mary's parish and preached at
the High Mass, choosing as the sub
ject of his discourse: "The Sanctity
of the Catholic Home The closing
exercises of the school were held in
the afternoon, when all interesting en-
tertainment was given by the school
children, under the direction of the
Sisters of ST. Joseph. Diplomas were
conferred on eighteen graduates by
the Right Reverend Bishop, who took
the occasion to emphasize in a strik-
ing address the necessity of a Catho-
lie high school education for the
Catholic youth of today.
Avon: Reverend August Preusser
celebrated his first Holy Mass in the
Church of ST. Benedict Sunday, June
Is. Reverend Sebastian Schirmers
from Melrose preached the sermon.
Among those who assisted the newly
ordained priest were: Reverend
Leonard Kopsner, O.. S. b., the pas
tor; Reverend p Werner, o. S. B.,
from st. Paul; Reverend Ludger
Ehrens, o. S. B., from st. Joseph;
and several seminarians from the
Pontifical College Josephinu1n, Column
bus, Ohio.
Holdingford: The Right Reverend
Bishop Busch administered the sacra-
ment of Confirmation in the Church of
st. Hedwig, Tuesday, June Is. He was
assisted by Reverend r. Golkowski,
the pastor, and the neighboring clergy.
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cOnsecrate his life to the Church. A
few years ago two of his sisters en-
tered the Convent of Notre Dame
Sister M. Mathia is now teaching at
the parochial school of st. Agnes, St
Paul. and Sister M. Bernardina is in
structor at the high school of Our
Lady of Good Counsel, Mankato.
Father Cores was baptized in st.
Mary's Church and attended the paro-
chial school. He then went to st.
Johns University to make his college
course. After completing college he
entered the st. Paul Seminary where
he was ordained to the priesthood
by the Most Reverend Archbishop
Ireland.
,Frontenac: This is commencement
week at Villa Maria Academy 1t
opened with the Junior reception on
Monday afternoon followed by the Art
and Domestic Science exhibit on Tues
day, June 10. Tuesday evening, the
class play was presented by the stu
dents and the class sermon delivered
by the Rev. Thomas j. Gibbons, pas
tor of st. Luke's Church, St. Paul.
The graduating exercises were held
on June 16, and the address was de-
livered by the Right Reverend Bishop
Lawler. Through the courtesy of the
and Milwaukee Railroad, the
morning train from ST. Paul stopped
at Frontenac to enable the guests to
reach Villa Maria in time for the clos
ing exercises.
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DIOCESE OF DULUTH.

~ So -ss
Hibbing: The commencement exer-
cises at the McGolrick Institute took
place Monday evening, June IA, when
diplomas were presented to the eigh-
teen members of the graduating class.
The address was delivered by the Rev.
the Blessed Sacrament.
6rainerd: The closing exercises
of st. Francis parochial school were
held in the Opera House on Wednes-
day evening, June 9. Eighteen gradu-
ates received diplomas. An excellent
program of musical and vocal selec-
tions were rendered and the address
was given by the Rev. ]. J. O'Mahoney,
pastor of the parish.
Cass Lake: The Rev. S. Frydry-
chowicz, pastor of ST. Charles Church,
returned to the parish after an alb
sence of ten weeks spent in st. Mary's
Hospital, Superior, Wis, where he
underwent a serious operation.
On Saturday, June II, lightning
struck st. Charles Church and de-
stroyed the tower and adjoining parts,
causing damage of $1,000.
Walker: The new Church of st.
Agnes is about completed and will be
dedicated in the latter part of July.
1t is attended as mission from Cass
Lake by Father Frydrychowicz.
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TO DISCONTINUE.

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June II, the Grammar department
presented very pleasing play, "The
Royal Answer" after which a class Of
| twenty graduates received their diplo.
mas. The exercises took place in the
school hall. In the afternoon of June
II, Anna Murphy of Jamestown, a
student of the Academy, gave a piano
recital in the Academy parlors. On
Monday, June IA, the following young
ladies gave a musical: Bessie
Nichols, Beatrice Hughes, Isabel
Walsh, Frances Vaughan Tuesday
afternoon and evening the students of
the High School, staged "The Miracu-
lous Rose Wednesday at D. m. the
commencement exercises took place
in the jamestown Opera House, when
II graduates from the. Academic de-
partment, and from the Commercial
department received diplomas. Nine
received State Teachers Certificates
A number of gold medals and special
prizes were awarded to successful
students in the different departments.
Rev. E. Geraghty, pastor of st. James
Church, presided, gave the graduation
address and presented the diplomas
and prizes. Immediately following the
commencement exercises, the Alumni
held their annual meeting at the
Academy.
Mooreton: On May 80, st. An
thony Court, No. S27, Catholic Order
of Foresters was instituted by State
Chief Ranger Edward F. Flynn, as
sisted by other State Court officers.
The officers of the new Court are
Chief Ranger, J. J. Lawrence; Vice
Chief Ranger, Joseph Hartnell Re-
cording Secretary, John Haffner;
Financial Secretary, JOS Klosterman;
Treasurer, VIM. Busch Speaker,
Robt. Busch. The membership at the
institution of the Court comprises
many of the prominent Catholic men
of that community, and the Court has
a very promising future.
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DIOCESE OF LEAD.

Sturgis: Rev. John B. Theis, S. J..
of Prairie du Chen, Wis, will open a
mission in the Church of st. Aloysius
on Sunday, June 20. On the 18th inst.
he opened a mission in the Church OF
the Immaculate Conception, Bear
Butte, which closes on the GOTH Both
parishes are in charge of Rev. Co.
lumbar Bregenzer, o. S. B.
Last week the distribution of prizes
in the various departments of ST.
Martins Academy took place under
the direction of Father Columbian. An
exhibit of work done during the year
by the pupils was open to the public
on the afternoon of June 8.
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Grand Forks: Rev. G. NJ Theunte,
o. p, and Rev. J. M. Eckert, O. p,
of Holy Rosary Church, Minneapolis,
recently concluded very successful
two weeks mission at st. Michael's
Pro-Cathedral.
On Sunday, June 6, Right Reverend
Bishop O'Reilly confirmed a class of
seventy-five at the Pro-Cathedral,
among them sixteen converts.
Fargo: The recently organized
local chapter of Daughters of Isabella
held the second initiation meeting at
Columbus Hall Sunday afternoon,
June 6, and class of twenty were
received. A banquet followed the cere.
monial work Much interest and en-
thusiasm are manifested by the
members of this new society. The
local chapter was established on the
twenty fifth of last April with char
ter membership of forty-four. They
now have a membership of sixty-four
Tuesday, June s, was Alumnae day
at st. Johns Hospital Nurses Train.
ing School The Alumnae held their
annual meeting and banquet at the
institution. At the business meeting a
number of interesting papers were
read by members and the following
officers were elected for the coming
year: Mrs. A. L. Wall, President
Miss Luddika Slettebak, Vice-presi
dent; Miss Mary Barron, recording
secretary: Miss Irene Galloghy, cor
responding secretary; Miss Jean
Brown, historian; Miss Mary Sulli
van. treasurer.
Jamestown: st. Johns Academy
held its commencement exercises dur
ing the past week. On Saturday,
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| in the summer when special literary
and musical program will be pre-
lsented.
Kellogg: A most successful week.
mission closed at st. Agnes Church on
Sunday, June 6. 1t was conducted by
the Rev. Mathew Miller, G. p, OF Chi
cago. During the mission 100 Com
munions were given and at the closing
exercise the people renewed their bap-
tismal vows.
Wabasha: Two Franciscan priests,
Father Titus and Father John Joseph,
conducted a weeks mission in the
Church of ST. Felix of which Mgr.
Wurst is pastor, closing Sunday, June
13. The sermons were preached in
English and in German.
Wabasha Council of the Knights of
Columbus gave an excursion to VII
mona and return for the members,
their families and guests, on Monday
evening, June IA, on the steamer G.
w. Hill.
Mankato: The closing exercises of
S. Peter and Paul's school took place
Sunday afternoon, June 49, The prin-
cipal feature of the program was a
play in four acts, entitled "The Vene-
tian Vendetta Rev. A. Hartmann, S.
j., pastor of the parish, delivered the
address and presented the diplomas to
the graduates.
The signs of the time are for you
to take course at Mankato CONNER
cial College, Mankato, Mimi. Send
for catalog.
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FOR SALE 6-foot Bishop e Bah
cock soda fountain; nearly new; Ger
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BILE top, solid oak, beauty; silver
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gal. gas tank; also / Grand Rapids
5-gal ice cream cabinet, good as new,
cheap. just the thing for bakery or
confectionery. Write Edward Tuberty,
Albert Lea, MINI.
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WANTED: Position as housekeeper
for priest by a woman with eight
year-old daughter. Best of references
furnished. Experienced. Address
IN. g." care The Catholic Bullein.
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HAIR Elizabeth Clark
will make you three stem switch FOR
$500. Mail your combings to 730 East
18th Street. Minneapolis. MINI.
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Miss M. Brennan-Fine hair goods
made to order. Scientific scalp and
hair treatment. Out-of-town work
promptly attended to. Phone m. w.
Dale 1907 372 Selby Ave-, st. Paul,
Mimi.
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AN DIE HocHwUERDleE eEIsT.


Elm gruendlich geschulter deutscher
ART sucht einen guten Wirkungskreis
in elmer deutschen Gemeinde. Briefe
bite zu adressieren: Box 149, Nicollet,
Mimi.
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DIOCESE OF FARGO.

Diocesan Correspondent, Rev. v. ],
Ryan, sos Broadway, Fargo, N. D.
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DIOCESE OF ST. CLOUD

Diocesan Correspondent. Rev. Chas
A. Mayer, The Cathedral, st. Cloud.
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DIOCESE OF CROOKSTON.

Diocesan Correspondents Rev. j. p
Funk, Crookston, Mimi.
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Clerical Retreat: The annual re-
treat for the priests of the diocese
will be held at st. Johns Abbey be-
ginning on the evening Of July II and
ending on the morning of July 16.
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ARCHDIOCESE OF ST. PAUL

Church of ST. Bernard: The Most
Reverend Archbishop will administer
the Sacrament of Confirmation in the
Church of st. Bernard, ST. Paul, which
is in charge of the Benedictine Fa-
theirs, on Sunday, June 20.
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New Trier: Father Cores cele
brated his first Solemn High Mass, on
June 10 in st. Mary's Church. He
was assisted by Father Kaesen OF
vermillion as assistant priest, Father
O'Connell of Minneapolis as deacon
and Rev. Mr.. Pfeiffer as subdeacon
Several seminarians assisted the
choir Among the clergy present in
the sanctuary were: Father Stubin
itzky, pastor Of st. Mary's Church
Father Reding who preached the ser
mon, Father Mccarthy of Cannon
Falls, and Father Leydeckers of Hamp
ton, In the afternoon Father Cores
was presented with purse from the
parishioners, and also one from the
ST. Nicholas Society. Father Cores il
the third member OF the family Il
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-07-30

Chi non 81 scuote? vindice
Chi non 81 fl del tristi avvenimenti?
Marie ci grida: Unanimi
Volgete passi contro Ia canaglia.
Romba il cannone; fschiano
LIE pale gia' ia strage Ia mitraglia
L'ora e suonata. Intrepid,
Baldi tidenti andiamo in fitta schie,
(ra:
Facciamo la che svemtoIi,
Come una volta, litala bandiera.
Ritorni altine Il siedere
Su rAlpi belle. gigantesche fortt
De rslma Roma l'aquila,
Che flu d'orgoglio al gloriosi morti.
Su i .campi la mostriamoci,
DUAL sempre furo padri nostri, eroi.
II nostro fato e vincere,
o prr morir gloriosi moi.
A rarmi dunque e subito
Larmi, qua larmi su brandiamo an
(santi
Ci arrida il cielo, o Italia
Sempre avanti Savoia! Avantil AVIAN
(ti!
Lucerne Mines, Pa, % Lugio 1915.
Donate Stable
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DA JOHNSTOWN, PA.
Una qiOfDdta a West Mont

Domenica scorsa, trovandomi di
passaggio per la ''food City,, mi re-
cal in casa del signor Rocco Cart sa-
no, milo vecchio caro- AMIGO, il qua
lie provo una consolazione indicibile
mel vedermi II signor Cartisano con
la sua famiglia ed assieme quella del
signor Achille Cato, erano in pro-
cinto di partire per una gita ALA vol
ia di West Mont, equindi dietro lie
loro insistenze fu giuoco forza unir-
mi ALA bella compagnia
Giunti mel Park situatici sull'al-
tura di una collinetta riparati dai
fronzuti albert, ben presto 81 prepa-
ro' una sontuosa tavola ricca di ogni
ben di bio. Sirespirava aria salubre e
81 gustava ira un boccOne un sOrso
di ottlmo vino, il bel panorama della
citta'.
Flu una giornata di allegria fino al
tramonto, dopo di che ritornammo
ieti in citta'
Sentitamente ringrazio gil amicI 81
gnori Cartisano Cato con le loro
rispettive Signore.
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ALA volta deII'Italia

Sabato scorso, "a luglio, abblamo
ricevuto da Philadelphia dial Prof.
Alfonso R. Formica, conosciutissi-
mo in questi dintorni, una lette ra
con la quale ci partecicava la sua
partenza per lItalia, dove 81 reca per
soddisfare pobbligo del servizio mi
litare.
Ci assicura che Sc gil sara possi-
bile non manchera' inviarci notizie
dial fronte.
moi del "Patriota" gil auguriamo
un buon viaggio molte vittorie.
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SavOia avanti

... la gente vincer nata
Ne la fausta sorte ne la ria
(G. Jeopardy
Di la ecco il decrepito
Bruto ci guarda bieco ci minaccia
Orsu', fratelli, impavidi
Z fieri ormai volgiamo lui la faccia.
Egli e. il codardo, il despota,
Del nostri dirittl il vero usurp atore,
Francesca Beppe, Tebete
Buffone d'Austria, indegno imperato-
Te
Che piu' s'attende? Gemono,
Chi sa quaint? laggiu' nostri fratellil
Essi, infelici! vengono
Oppressi, uccisi dichiarati felli.
Quel sangue e nostro; palpita
Di fiero sdegno che ci porta il vento.
Nostro e quel suolo, ov'ergesi
La bella Trieste, la citta' di Trento.
Fanno pIeta' quei gemiti;
Fanno terrore tutti quei tormenti!
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ReQiO Vice CODSOI0tO d 'ItQ|iQ
404 Rose St
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Dal r. Vice Console di Pittsburgh
riceviamo il seguente communicate:
PER [ RLCHTAMATI

Isl rende notO al connazionali re-
sidenti mel distretto dI questo r. Vi
ce Consolato che siano richiamati
allie armi secondO il manifesto suo
tempo pubblicato, che il R. Governo
ha stabilize la data del 81 agosto p.
V. come termine di presentazione mel
Regno di decOrrenza di diserzione.
"Tutti gil ufficiali, soto ufficiali
militari richiamati dovono. personal
mente per isciitto, notificar q que
sto r. Ufficio, non piu' tardi del 10
agosto p. V. lie loro generalita' la
classe categoria, cui rispettiva
mente appartengono. ed il loro preci-
so indirizzo.
Sara poi cura di questo R. Vi
ce Consolato rilasciare far perveni-
re ciascuno di loro un foglio di via,
indicante il nome la data di parten-
"a del piroscafo sui quale dovranno
prendere imbarco.
Isl avverte che coloro quail non
avranno ottemperato allie prescrizioni
sopradette entro il 19 Agosto p. V.
ppure non 81 presenteranno all'imbar-
co il giorno Indicate mel loro foglio
di via, incorreranno SEM altro mel
reato di diserziOne.
IL Vice Console,
V. NATALI
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DA HOMER CITY, PA.
Liete nOzze

Ii giOrno Is in Lucerne, Pa, 81
sono until in matrimonio Signori
Domenico Banco, e Marianna Arno-
nj, ambedue ola Homer City.
La cerimonia religiosa ebbe luogo
nella chiesa cattolica di Lucerne.
Compari dell anello furono CO.
niugi Cardamone.
Al novelli sposi i nostri auguri di
felicita'.
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Candidate a Sheriff
LESLIE PATTISON
di White Township

Soggetto ALA decis.one del partito
Republican, nellie eleNoni primarie
del 21 settemdre 1915.
Ii vostro appoggio la vostra in
fuenza e. rispettosamente richiesta.
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In giro per la Cittd'

II lunedi mattina poi, mel fare il
giro di vista fra tanti miei amici.
mi incontrai di bel nuovo con il 81
gnor Achille Cato, integerrimo pre-
sidente della fiorente Societa' ''Unio-
ne Calabrese". A moi ben presto 81 u
nj il perfetto gentiluomo signor Car
10 Galasso, Vice presidente della
suddetta Societa.
Ci trattenemmo lungo in in con-
versazione girando per diversi cen
trl della citta' inche' giunta Fora
del desinare, vollero condurmi dial
..Musante Restaurant, runico che
inertia lode per rottima cucina alII-
talana.
Ebbe il piacere di rivedere il 81
gnor Ercole Leone, impiegato nella
grande iquoreria Ludwing ed il Prof.
Landino Leader delrorchestra del
Cambria.
Non mancai pure vlsit,re ST.
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.CRONACA della CITTA'
E DELLA PENNSYLVANIA

gnor De Maria ed il suo impiegato
signor Bonomati.
RinGrazio di cuore tutti per lie gen
tilezze usatemi in special modo
carissimi amici signori Cato Ga
lassO.