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VII.
The Course of True Love,

me course OF true Love.
Corydon lay baking under the sun
of August. Along the parched ground
the waves of heat, the "lazy Law
r%ences," danced maddeningly. Toi-
nette was rejoicing in the arrival of
a great box from New OrIeans-sent
by flatboat to Louisville, hauled
thence on a clumsy o~ak-runner sledge,
jolted slowly over the rutty road, by
the patient ken Toinette cried out
rapturously as she drew forth from
the great chest walking dresses Of
white jaconet muslin; a China robe
Of India twill; a preposterously mad
equate cloak Of sarsenet silk; tiny
slippers Of white kid and rose-colored
silk and q precious packet containing
q %ferroniere, a headband Of fat gold
links with a great pendant of pearls
hanging from its clasp down on the
forehead. It was Patrice's birthday
gift for his daughter, ordered through
an old friend in New Orleans.
There were to be two weddings In
town that morning-as the weekly
newspaper put 1t, Mr.. Philip Bell was
to marry the agreeable Miss Rachel
Harbeson and Mr.. Isham Stroud the
agreeable Miss Patsy Sands-and Tol-
nette vacillated deliciously in her
choice Of a costume to grace the two
occasions.
The weddings over, she made her
way home In her sllken slippers,
swathed herself in an apron and pre-
pared their dinner. David had not
been at either wedding. She was
thinking Of him as she busted herself
at the hearth, and old Patrice read
happily from his beloved Arcadia
She drew the fiat board on which the
! cornmeal had been baked to golden
.N
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make up my world for me. But they
don't. There isn't any world for me
unless you" He checked himself,
then began anew. II think about my
self. ! go back over my life-all Its
poverty-every miserable line of its
starved existence. And then>-I think
about you. . / want to know
what right you have to make part Of
my world. It's not your world. /
don't belong there. Why do you come
into mine? You ought not to be in
my thoughts. But you are. 1 can't
drive you out of my mind. You have
been there ever since l first saw you,
ever since /"
His voice broke.
From the first wild challenge Of his
gaze she had averted her face and
had listened with bowed head. AS
he paused she threw a frightened
glance at him and saw that the
knuckles Of his clenched hands were
whltened with the strain. She tried
to speak but could think of nothing
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that she could say. Her hands picked
aimlessly at the threads in her lap.
After a moment he regained control
OF his lips and went on, pa~sslonately
as before, but with an undercurrent
of pleading that softened his words:
Il have been trying to believe that
| could conquer all this in myself
that 1t a too preposterous to en-
dure. But instead of that it has
grown stronger . so strong that
1t Is now everything. You are in ev-
erything I do. / cannot keep silent.
T."
Exactly what do you want, Da-
vid?" 1t was a very cool little voice
that broke In on him.
He was wounded to the heart. For
a moment the hurt look in his eyes
struck her with pity. But she steeled
herself and went on:
I'm afraid l don't know Just what
you're talking about. Do you mean
that l am wronging you in any way?"
A wave of hot anger swept through
him that she could choose to adopt so
pitiful q misconstruction. But the
girl was fighting with the weapons of
her sex, fighting to regain control of
the situation. He stood very proudly,
waiting to give her an opportunity to
retract.
IF l have offended you !"
Il have made a mistake" he said
haughtily. 81 see that I have been
| ridiculous"
She shot a frightened glance at him.
Had she gone too far? She forced
herself to go on, still clinging to her
makeshift armor, still hiding behind
her poor little defenses:
"Can you think that 1 do not realize
how hard life is up here on the from
tier? 1t calls for all that Is best and
bravest in US to go on fighting against
heat and cold and hunger, actual
want. But it takes strong men
men who endure and do not com.
plain"
do you think 1 am whining? You
know l am not" He waved her words
aside impatiently. 1T is something
else" He stopped, impotent to adj
vance in the face of the travesty of
his passion she had thrown in his
path.
The room was very still. Outdoors
the crickets chirped increasingly. For
a long while they stood facing each
other in silence that rested more and
more heavily upon David's heart.
Toinette raised her eyes timidly.
David's look had not changed; it
seemed to enfold her with a mighty
passion of wounded love, proud, suf-
fering, pleading to be understood.
She spoke again, falteringly:
"We shall always be friends, shall
we not~
There was no answer. She waited,
not daring to raise her eyes from the
ground. She heard him move slowly
across the room, heard the latch lifted
and the door opened heard his deep,
grave voice saying goodby, as in a
dream heard the door close.
There swept over her the realiza-
ton Of all that he had suffered and
risked for her, all the fine manliness
that lifted him above the poverty of
his life. The silent room seemed to
accuse her with a hundred inscrutable
eyes. He had laid bare his love for
her and she had dragged it in the dust
Of petty things. She stretched her
hands out y~earningly.
"David!" she called.
The room Knocked her with its ST.
lence.
He was gone.
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Do you believe that, in bitter
ness of spirit, David will marry
Lydia and become involved with
Cranmer in spying-much as he
hates the spy now?
(To BE C~oNTINUED.)
Cutting Bullet Out Of the Heart.

DR.. Maurice Beaussenat, who had
already extracted a piece of grenade
from the right ventricle of a mans
heart, told the French Academic DIES
Sciences Of a second similar operation
performed with success.
A corporal wounded at Eparges had
been treated for peritonitis and then
had been operated on for appendicitis.
He continued to suffer in various
ways for more than a year, when a
kaleidoscope revealed the pressure Of a
shrapnel ball, moving in time to the
beatings Of his heart. Surprising this
to be in the pericardium or sac about
the heart. Doctor Beaussenat "went
In" as the surgeons say, and saw that
the ball was actually in the right ven
trlcle, near the lower end.
The heart was drawn out; its wall
was cut open between two loops Of
wire; the ball was removed and the
heart was sewn up again. Six months
later the heart had healed so perfectly
that there was not a sign of irregu-
larity about Its pulsatlons.
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One on His Reverence.

A young factory hand and his girl
went to get married. They got as far
as the church, when he found out he
hadn't enough money to pay the we'd
ding fee. The clergyman would not
marry them, saying; "No money, no
wedding"
So the girl asked would he wait
till she went home for the money.
The clergyman said "Yes."
In a little while the girl returned
with the money and the knot was duly
tied.
The girl now said to the clergyman:
"Can anyone oppose u union?"
To which he replied: g
Nobody, my daughter. Heaven.
bless you" Il
The girl said:
"Then there's the pawn ticket for
your hat and coat, which I took from
the vestry and pawnedw
Collapse of his reverence.
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BAD COMPLEXION MADE GOOD
When All Else Falls, by cuticura Soap
and Ointment. Trial Free.

If you are troubled with pimples,
blackheads, redness, roughness, itching
and burning, which distigure your com.
plexion and skin, Cuticura Soap and
Ointment will do much to help you.
The Soap to cleanse and purify, the
Ointment to soothe and heal.
Free sample each by mail with Book.
Address postcard, Cuticura, Dept. L,
Boston. Sold everywhere.-Adv. :
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-11-02
The silver LInlno.

The Tender-H Hearted Cook-No bad
news, / 'ope, ma'am?
The Mlstress-The masters been
wounded.
The Cok-There now, ma'am; don't
let that worry you. They tells me
they can patch 'em up SOS they're
better than before.
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SHE PREFERS JAIL TO FARM
But Woman Asserts She Still Loves
Husband and Children She
Deserted.

Denver, Col.-Farm life may appeal
to some folk, but jail life seems pre-
ferable to Mrs. Agnes 9. Adams, TWEEN
ty-ive years old, who deserted her hus-
band and four children recently rather
than stay longer on her husbands
truck farm in Jefferson county. Mrs.
Adams was arrested by Humane OH
Ger Morton David. Given the alterna-
tive Of returning to the farm or facing
a charge Of deserving her children she
replied:
II won't go back. 4 love my husband
and my children too she told Police
Matron Davis, but ! simply can't en-
dure life N that farm any longer"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-11-02

WIS. A.1.Cismsns relieved of my suf-
fering. It is agreeable to me for
you to publish this letter. 1 am glad
to have an opportunity to say to all
who are suffering al / have done that
obtained relief by using Dodd's Kid
ney Pills and Diamond Dinner Pills.
Dodd's Kidney Pills SOC per box at
your dealer or Dodd's Medicine o.,
Buffalo, N. x. Dodd's Dyspepsia Tab
let's for Indigestion have been proved.
SOC per box.-Adv.
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Erom The starr 20 You.

Somewhere beneath the stars there
Is something that you alone were meant
to do. Never rest until you have found
out what II islp-John B~rashear, in
American Magazine.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-11-02

.L I
fered for a number OF
years with backache,
also tender spots on
SPINE, and had at
times black floating
specks before my
eyes. I also had lum-
bago and heart trou-
Bile. Since using this
madiaina I boyo Lz
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compromIse.

Never marry q man with a cham
payne appetite and a beer income"
said Maude.
Certainly not" replied Maymie.
"Ice cream soda for mine"
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orIaInal Meaning.

StIgmatize originally meant simply
to brand. and in the days Of Shakes
peare the farmer was said to stig-
Matte his sheep.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-11-02

WoMAN's GROWING GLORY
Is her hair. II yours is streaked with
ugly. grizzly, gray hairs, use LA Gre
ole" Hair Dressing and change it in
the natural way. Price $1.0O.-Adv.
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A GRATEFUL OLD LADY.

Mrs. A. g. Clemens, West Alexan-
der, Pa, writes: I have used Dodd's
Kidney Pills, also Diamond Dinner
Pills. Before using them | had suf-
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PerpetuaI erIohtness.

The sunshine Of life is made up of
very little beams, that are bright oil
the time.-Aiken.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-11-02

The United States yearly produces
$20,000,000 worth of buttons.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-11-02
LoVE-MAKING

Do you enjoy the spectacle Of
a pretty girl %eoquettine with a
aaau who loves her devotedly and
IS cat to the heart by her teas
suo2 Then you'll find stirring
ESteFest ia this instaIIment.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-11-02

Lazy men are dead to the world. but
they remain unburied.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-11-02

Il IS the year 1911, and David
laurence, exiied English weaver,
comes to corydon, Indiana terri
tory, intending to kill an old en-
euny- He makes friends with
PRtrice O'Bannon and charming
Toinette, his daughter, and with
Job Cranmer and his daughter,
Lydia. recently from England.
F4e learns that cranmer is a spy
against the United States when
he oserhears a war plot. Gran
nse- disappears. The settlement
organizes a militia. David's re-
gard for 'Toinette becomes very
WARM.
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NUOVE POSIZIONI
CATTURATE DAI NOSTRI

ROMA, 24-Numerosi e note
voli successi vengono segnalati
oggi dall'ufficio della Guerra a
favore dele truppe italiane che
operano mel settore del Tren-
tino.
A sud di Gina Dieci, dopo fu-
ROSA lotta, gil Italiani hanno
tolto al nemico un'altura assai
Fortifcata, e POGO dopo hanno, re-
spinto un contrattacco violentis
simo degli Austriaci j quail, rim
forzati di numero, cercavano dl
riconquistare la posizione per-
duta.
Inoltre le nostre truppe han
no conquistato parecchie trincee
austriache mel settore di Monte
Cauniol ed in quello di Gina di
Cupola.
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SUI CAMPI ORIENTAL
VittOrie russo

LONDRA, 24-Le operazioni
militari mel fronte orientale ham
no riassunto tutto il loro vigore
segnatamente mel settore di
Lamberg e di Kovel.
Irussi continuano ad avanzare
vittoriosi verso Kovel, e, in Voli-
MIA, in direzione di Lemberg
minacciando sempre piu' lie re-
trovie e lie COMMUNICATION degli
eserciti nemici.
Nella Bucovina russi hanno
pure avuto nuovi successi ripor-
tando una importante vittoria
alpovest di Zazie (trentacinque
miglia al sudovest di Koloneea)
dove gil austriaci-come e. con-
fermata da un communicate di
Vienna-hanno dovuto ripiegare
sulle creste di Czerno-Horu.
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La Desperate difesa aus
triaCa di San Marco

RO ALESSI manda Secolo" parcoari della resistenzs
dperaa oppoa dagl ABSTRACT ala nosra avanzata per
tenere lie allure di SAN MARCO, ad est di Gorilla.
La sommta d San Marco coronata da serie nnter
roa esposoni che la fanno rassomgare
canO.
nostri attacch hanno da TOLMINO no al
La lotta e. ovunque cruenta.
Lunghe pgonier attraversano continuamente la vie
di Gorilla
LIE perde che gil Austraci subiscono sule balze
Marco ngent tuttava mantngono parte
lie poszon ale quail annettono vaore sapendo
San Marco confece chi 10 possede dominic dentera
fno ad AISOVIZZA RANZIANO.
correspondence "Seoo descrive posca raspra regione
ne quae opeano nostre tuppe primo ostacoo PIsonzo
state superao: di la deao Isonzo dale sognti Toll
mno gande gogai che spcca dial Tcono Gula
orientae muraga dealteza media 2OOO4OO met erge
tutta in favore della difesa ostie
sud della Giula Orentae della Vale depIdra bastione
sula Sinsa delsonzo ira Tomno Gorza formato dala
tpiano Laschek dalo sperone occidenale deapano
Tarnova apani ga araerstche delossa-
carsca evident apani coper gran parte da fit
te boscage di fagg d confere di tg d ace altdne
del quail varia da cnque ecento metr dial cgone mile
pu corrugamenti quache pare
struttura gradinata sruttura favorevoe denso
ordare quail staco dovete uperare faneria
per conquistare il cigIone ira PLAYA Globna
vasto avaamento del Vpacco sud Gorizia separa Patti
piano d Tarnova da quelo del Carso
Che sia Carso la superce brua
sproondaa ad ogn groe in cava gia state detto
ed illustrate San Michele monte prototype del Carso
Davanti queso basone dove ntaccano ncisone dedria
ed oco del Vpacco dele due sole porte apee oe
te dele ponte formidable sula desa desonzo
queIa d Goa sata eroicamente conquistata dag aani
resta ad epugnarsi raltra formaa dale collne
moreniche di Maria Santa davant Tomno do
vunque basone trncramen sue gobbe vette che 10
domnano nee cavita nellie grotte che vi aondono cannon
ed inside questi cenni per comprendere dcota
quasi che state dele nosre truppe
quail attire dficolta' restano a superarsi.
Lomaggio ALA virtu dele truppe sara mai
state bastante
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IL ''BREMEN'' ARRIVERA'
FRA GIORNI

COPENHAGEN, 25-Il diret-
tore Lohnann, dello Ocean Com
pany, avrebbe detto ad un gior-
nalista tedesco in una intervista
avuta oggi che il sottomarino
tedesco Bremen, dello stesso tipo
del sottomarino mercantile
Deutschland, arrivera' in Amer
lea fra pochi giorni.
Lo stesso direttore ha asserito
che POcean Company ha gia'
ricevuto un messagio cablo-
grafco dial Bremen, dopo che
quella nave e. salpata dal porto
ALA volta degli Stati Uni.
Parecchie volte e. state after
mato che il Bremen" era quasi
prossimo per arrivare negG Stat
Unit, anche prima che di la fos-
Sc partito Paltro sottomarinC
'Beutschland". Ora sembra che
il detto sottomarino abba quasi
compute il suo tragitto.
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SUI CAMPI OCCIDENTAL

Attacchi tedeschi respinti
PARIGI, 24-l communicate
ufficiale francese del pomeriggio
di oggi dice:
LA notte e. passata relativa-
mente calma lungo il fronte del
la Somme.
"Sulla riva destra della Mosa
(fronte di Verdun) il nemico
spiego' grande attivita' durante
la notte. Dopo un violento bonn
bardamento durato diverse ore
i tedeschi fecero diversi tenta-
tivi di catturare il villaggio di
Fleury. Tutti gil attacchi del
quail uno violentissimo, furono
respinti dal nostro fuoco. II ne
mico subj - perdite e lascio'
motif prigionieri nellie nostre
mani.
"Contemporaneamente i te-
deschi attaccarono lie nostre
trincee al nord ovest dele di-
fese di Thiaumont, ma furono
respinti da una cortina di fuoco
e dial fuoco dele mitragliatrici
che infissero loro perdite gra-
vissime.
"Nella Lorena un attacco del
nemico fatto di sorpresa fu
facilmente respinto."
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L'ARRIVO DEL DEUTSCH-
LAND

BERLINO, Pal sottoma-
rino mercantile 'Deutschland",
partito da Baltimore il 2 agosto,
e. arrivato ieri mel porto di
Bremen, nellie ore pomeridiane.
Tutti a bordo godono ottima
salute. ST crede che mel viaggio
.di ritono abba attraversato il
mare del Nord, dopo esser pas
sato fra la Scotia e PIrlanda.
II sottomarino ha scaricato mel
porto di Bremen il suo caricO di
COMMA Michel, di cui 81 sentiva
grande bisogno in Germania.
II viaggio di ritorno e state
piu' lungo di circa un terzo di
quello dellandata, per potter evi-
tare la guardia fatta dai nemici.
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MONTE SABOTIMO THE KEY TO GORIZM
WILSON ARBITRo NELLA QUESTION: FERRov1AR1A

WASHINGTON, -Indubbiamente presidente Wilson 81
arbro nea grave quesone che mnacca
scopero generate sule ferrovie nazonai.
La questone acceare d respngere piano presiden
za base ALA domanda prncpae dele union del
lavoro nea speranza di salvare la
calam a ndustrae passata dale mani del
PRESIDENT quee del dettor gross All ons dele
pagnie ferrovare, quail in ultima anaisi maggior re-
sponsab d fronte pubbco del unzonamento dele grand
arterie commercial del paese
Daa parte rappresentah dele quato grandi union de-
ferrover 81 aidano competamente al presdente Wilson.
magnat dele ferrove stanno formuando dele conro pro-
poste presenteanno present in 81 suggerra forse
una base perulteriori negoziat.
membri del gabnetto aduna anche es consderare la
quesone sperano che via pora rovars in cu par
verse potranno fnalmente ntendersi.
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GIL ITALO-AMERICANI
ALA GUERRA

NEW YORK 24-n corrispon-
dente del giornale "World" che
trovasi al fronte italiano in una
relazione al suo giornale ha fat
to sapere che migliaia di giovanni
italo-americani trovansi con Pc
sercito italiano che ha compute
la conquista di Gorilla, e che
ora assale ed occupa lie difese
austriache a sud della citta'. Mol
ii di essi trovansi fra morti
ed i ferti.
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GIL ALLEATI OCCUPANO
VILLAGE IN MACEDONIA

PARIGI, 24-Secondo un comu-
nicato ufficiale pubblicato ieri dial
Ministero della guerra, le truppe
alleate sono in contatto con
quelle teutoniche e bulgare lungo
Pintero fronte di Salonicco, e 81
sono impadronite di cinque vii
laggi in Macedonia dove avven-
gono sanguinosi combattimenti,
specialmente nei settori di Dol
can e Florina.
II fronte degli alleati ora 81
esten de dal golfo di Orfani,
(mare Egeo) sino a Florina su
una lunghezza di venticinque mi
glia.
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II piroscafo "Starn-
palia afondato

Londra, ,19- Seconda notizie
giunte al Lloyds, il piroscafo
italiano "Stampalia" della Vel
oce,di 5000 tonnellate, adddetto
al trasporto di passeggieri fra
Geneva New York, state
affondato mentre era in viag-
gio per gil Stati Unit. ST sup
pone che il piroscafo sia state
silurato da un sottomarino mel
Mediterraneo.
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Sbarco di truppe
italiane a Salonicco

PARIGI, 25-Alcuni dispacci
da Salonicco, diretti al giornali
di Parigi, annunziano che un
forte contingente di truppe itaG-
ane sta sbarcando in quel porto,
per assistere gil Alleati nella lot
ia contro Bulgari.
l dispacci aggiungono che j
soldati italiani sono accolti con
entusiastiche manifestation di
gioia e che sono quasi tutti
veterani.
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offensiva ed hanno conseguito
Important successi.
Hanno riconquistato il villag-
gio di Fleury ed hanno fatto
progressi in altri punt sulle due
rive della Mosa.
tedeschi lanciano ogni tanto
del violenti attacchi che falls
como ed hanno come unico risul-
tato uello di far crescere spaven-
tosamente lie perdite teutoniche.
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III RACCOLTO MONDIALE
DEL FRUMENTO

ROMA, 21-L'Istituto Interna-
zionale d'Agricoltura annunzia
che il raccolto mondiale del fru-
mento e. quest'anno inferiore
del 25 per cento a quello del
1915.
Sara, invece,. quasi uguale al
la me dia degli ami dal 1900 al
1918.
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CINQUE PIROSCAFI e.. -. i.
:. ITALIANI AFFONDATTI

LONDRA, 22-Il Lloyds an
nunzio' mel pomeriggio che 5
piroscaf italiani sono staIi af-
fondati mel Mediterraneo pre-
sumibilmente da sottomarini
teutonici.
I piroscaf affondati sono:
''BalmoraP', Regina Pacis",
"Pausania", "Euraria" e Ian
isbo''.
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Per avere afondato
100 piroscah

Wal ter Forstmann, comandante
un sottomarino tedesco, e state
insignito dal Kaiser di un'alta
onorifcenza, per avere affondato
100 piroscafi.
lie navi affondate avevano
uno spostamento complessivo
di 100000 tonnellate ed un valore
totale di $50 milioni di dollari.
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LA GERMANIA CHIAMA
RAGAZZI DI II ANN

Parigi, 25-Un dispaccio da
Losanna (Svizzera) reca che la
Gernania ha chiamato ale
armi ragazzi di II ami.
In tempt normal questa classe
sarebbe stata chiamata soltanto
mel 1919.
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VelierO ItalianO SiluratO

LONDRA, 22-Secondo un
annunzio della Lloyds Shipping
Agency, il piroscafo italiano
ERIK" di 885 tonnellate il
veliero italiano "Dea" di 167
tonnellate, sono stati silurati.
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SUI FRONTE DI VERDUN

Un altrO importante risultatO
dele battaglie combattute in
questi ultimi giorni e. che a
Verdun i tedeschi hanno perduto
Piniziativa.
I francesi hanno iniziata una
vigorosa determinata contro
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centesimi al chilogramma al
prezzo di As centesimi.
CT 81 informa chem set
timana-il prezzo del pane see
.mera' ancora di un centesimo.
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IL PANE RIBASSA ANCORA

SALERNO, 24-Un manifesto
del sindaco comm. Quagiaciello
annunzia che il pane, a datare
da oggi, viene ribassato, da 46
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Per la villa F ogazzaro

VICENZA, 25-La Villa Fogaz-
zaro, chiamata la 'Montanina",
distrutta dagli ABSTRACT, sara
ricostruita.