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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-26
THOUSANDS FLOCK
TO ST. ANN'S SHRINE
Catholics Celebrate Feast of
Patron of the Halt, Blind
and Afflicted

This Is Saint AIMS day--a feast day Of
the Catholic Church set aside for the Grip.
pied the lame, the blind and the infirm, to
pray to the saint for special blessing and
an lntercession for alienation OF Ills, The
feast OF the patron saint OF the weak and
the MANNED Is being celebrated by thou
sands OF Catholics from every par, OF the
city and suburbs at the shrine of Saint
Ann. In the church at Lchigh avenue and
Memphis street
Thousands nocked TO the church before
beginning the days work Some came in
the humble garb OF working folk, others
appearance marked them as merchants,
bankers or lawyers; some came on foot
most OF them, In fact; SIN others rode up
to the church In automobiles But all came
with unified purpose all were firmly con-
vinced that the good saint would reward
their faith by speeding them or their friends
a recovery from ills
The relic, consisting of three small bones
from the wrist ot Saint Ann. mother OF
the Blessed Virgin Mary, was passed by
the priests for the congregat on to kiss. The
relic was brought from Rome by the Rev.
Thomas Barry IN 1894 and It has been en-.
cased in a round gold casket one side
covered with glass. This usually rests In
| n marble chamber. above which IL the statue
of Saint Ann.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-26
CURIO TREASURE TROYE
WINDS UP IN COURTROOM
rare Stamps and Coins, Rated
at 100000, Bring Claim
ants Before Judge

80 nght over dividing treasure Of
riVV'oVo IN rare stamps and coins found
a., rupo'sn heap at 300 Walnut street in
was brought into Common Pleas Court
W, W. 'ooay' Frank A. D'Miller, who was
~, 'aser Ior waste paper company head
og EuV ard A. Hemingway, complains
t tnot tnough he himself discovered the cur
heinihgway got possession of them
.,, au refuses to divide the proceeds of sales
,,ner ner had an agreement to divide 5O-5o
Miiief asserts in his statement of claim
,urlo dealers and stamp collectors from
an over the United States have come to
1ee ana buy the collection, DMiller asserts
,ioW much or the treasure has been sold
ne uoes not know, for Hemingway took IL
aNay ana stored everything in a safe de-
post vault In the Northern Trust Com
palg, sixth and Spring Garden streets, the
statement filed In court declares
Miller at first put the collection in a
vault IN the Girari National Bank, Later
Mnlle ne was out of town, D'Mlller AYERS
,,cnlhGWay mad the collection moved to
MS own deposit vault. lie explained this
10 DMiller by saying the facilities for
showing the collection were better there
DMiher SAYS
DMiller bases his claim for half the pro-
ceeds on an agreement he says he arranged
win Hemingway and the assertion that
IL ne mad not discovered the stamps they
would nave been lost The collection in
GUIDES hundreds of rare stamns many of
lem of the kind used by business houses
when they had their own private stool,
printed and paid the Government a royalty
AT the time the Government did not have
complete administration of the mails.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-26
ALLIES URGE TIGHT
CLAMP ON SCANDINAVIA
Diplomats Don't Believe Neutrals Will
Be Forced Into German
Arms

WASHINGTON, July 26.--America's en-
barge will not drive Scandinavian neutrals
into the camp of the Central Powers, allied
dinlomats here believe.
now unless that nation has a full dinner
pail" one said today.
Hence the Allies are bringing strong
pressure to bear on the exports council to
clamp the lid down hard on food shipments
to neutrals bordering Germany.
Let them suffer-" they say "if II will
save hundreds of thousands OF American
and other fighting men in France. The
neutrals must not be permitted to sell their
cake and have 1t too. Make the neutral
ration so slim they would face starvation
if they sell Germany grain and meat"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-26
MRS. J. WILLIS MARTIN
ASSUMES NEW DUTIES
Attends First Meeting of Executive
Board of State Committee of
Public Safety

There was a "lady caller today in the
State Committee of Public Safety headquar-
ters in the Finance Building, who came to
stay. She was Mrs. ]. Willis Martin, who
TODAY took up her official duties as the only
woman member of the state Committee by
attending the regular meeting of the execu-
tive board.
Immediately after her appointment to the
committees ranks by Governor Brumbaugh,
three days ago, Mrs. Martin was elected a
member Of the executive board of the com
mittee. This is the first meeting she has
attended
Serving on the committee with Mrs. Mar
tin are:
George Wharton Pepper chairman, e, NJ.
C. Africa, w. w. Atterbury. A. C. Dinkey,
Spencer c. Gilbert, A. w. Mellon, Allen p.
Perley, James Scartlett. Arthur w. Sewall'
Il. T. Stotesbury, Colonel l.. A. Waters
Homer d. Williams, b. +. Jones, Jr, vice
chairman; Efngham B. Norris, treasurer
and Colonel Lewis E. Beitler, secretary.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-26
RUSH REBUILDING WORK
AT POINT BREEZE PLANT
Workmen Are Reconstructing the
Stills Destroyed by Explosions
and Fires Yesterday

Squads Of worknen working in different
shifts today are at work rcconstructing the
stills at the Atlantic Refining Company's
nla1t at Point Breeze which wero damaged
In the two fires that occurred late Tuesday
evening ANA yesterday afternoon.
Both fires which followed a series Of
explosions were finally cXtinguishcd at 6
o'clock this morning For almost thirty
hours city flremen had been on the scene
The fire engines left the plant this morning
J. w, Van Dyke, president of the Atlantic
Refining Company, said the fire of 1912
caused much greater damage to the plant
than the last two fires. officials of the
refining company paid high tribute to the
bravery OF the firemen and men Of the
company's own fre-fightlng force. The
Company turned out nearly every man
WORKING for 1t In this locality to help fight
the flames
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-26

BON, of the Norbom Engineering Company,
OF Philadelphia; George S. Foell, also of
Philadelphia; Ralph j. Bullowa. j. b. Simp-
son and Finn Hannevig, of New York city
These men are also interested in the Penn
Sylrania Shipbuilding Company and the
New Jersey Shipbuilding Company. whose
plants were recently erected at Gloucester
The establishment of the Gloucester cry
Trust Company Is hailed with delight by the
merchants and business men Of Gloucester
which up to the present has been sadly
lacking In banking facilities. the only bank
being small branch of the Security Trust
Company of Camden.
Among the prominent residents of Cam
don who are taking n personal interest In
the new venture are Sheriff Joshua G.
Haines, John w. Fell, Highway Commits
soner Alfred L. Sayers and David Baird.
Jr
The par value of the stock is 500 per
share, and itHs understood that the total
amount has been largely oversubscribed
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-26
RIOTS AFFECT CAR SERVICE
Springfield, ILL.,, Disorder Reduces Troll
ley Supply Two-thirds

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, July 26.--Following
a night of riots in which one man was shot
and two painfully injured by missiles
thrown by the rioters, Sprlng1elds street
car service resumed today with only one
third of its cars In service.
The riots were the result of $50 carmen
walking out on strike when the railway
company refused the demands of the men
for recognition Of their union and higher
wages.
Armed guards were placed on all cars
running today.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-26
GLOUCESTER CITY TRUST
COMPANY IS CHARTERED
New Bank Is Organized for New Jer-
sey Town With 100000
Capital

Articles of Incorporation were filed today
In the Camden County Court, Camden, for
the Gloucester City Trust Company, with
n capital of 100000.
c. w. Letzgus, City Solicitor of Glouces-
ter, Is named as fiscal agent for the new
company. Among those most prominently
identified with the organization Of the
Gloucester City Trust Company are ~ Nor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-26
PHILADELPHIAN NAMED
AVIATION CORPS CAPTAIN
Unusual Clause Against Sublet-
ting to Enemies in Lease
at Wrightstown, N. j.
OTHER CITY NEWS BRIEFS

Marshall Reid, Philadelphia aviator and
sportsman. has been commissioned captain
in the aviation corps by tie War Depart
ment, and will direct tha. branch of the
servlce in this city
Captain Reid will have charge of the in
struction branches in and near Philadelphia.
besides handling the building of hangers
and the equipping Of machines for this Sec
zion. Work at the station st League Island
A. being rushed and will be under the direc
tion of Captain Reid, as we'll as those at
Cape May and on tho Delaware
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-26
Charged With Graveyard Thefts

Arrested for stealing nameplates from the
Holy Cross and Mt. Moriah Cemeteries
e Tony Sapola, Of Fifty sond street and
Holstein avenue. has been held for court
by Justice McDevitt at i'cadon, Pa. lie
Is said to have confessed :" the thefts
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-26
High School Boys Favor Aerial Service

Aerial service is the mos. popular branch
Of the military establishment with the
graduates of PHILADELPHIA. high schools
This is the announcement Of DR.. George F.
Etradling, head of the department Of science
at Northeast High School, He canvassed
the roster of recent graduates ma jority
Of the replies to questions IS to which arm
Of the service they prefa I'D showed the
aero corps led all others
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-26
Anti-German Clause in Lease

An unusual lease stipulating that the
oroperty in question shall not be sublet to
Germans or other enemies of the United
States has been closed by Mastbaum Broth
ers & Fleisher for n corner at Wrightstowr
X. j. The property Ia near the site of the
eantonment for the training of soldiers Of
the new national army. The clause was in
serted at the request of tha Government
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-26
FIELD HOSPITAL NO. 3
AWAITS CALL TO PROCEED
Men Who Have Seen Service on Mexi-
can Border Ready to Hasten
torrance

The Pennsylvania Field Hospital. No. 3,
Division Seven, of the United states army,
today awaits the call to proceed to France.
This latest unit. which was organized by
DR.. Eugene Swayne at the request or the
Government, is composed Of men who have
seen service on the Mexican border with
the Pennsylvania forces. The unit was
sworn into the national service on Tuesday
last
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-26
Seek to Identify Drov ,aed Woman

The body of woman about twenty-five
years old awaited identifcs ion today at the
Morgue. Police took the body from the
Schuylkill River yesterday near the Girard
Point elevator. The woman had light hair
and blue eyes and had h !. In the water
only a few hours.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-26
To Establish Army X.ray School

jefferson Medical College has taken an
other step to help the Government during
the war. Besides the complete base hos
pital unit furnished recently the college
has just announced that Il will establish
A school for the army in which X-ray work
will be taught. The work will be under the
direction of Major Willis -. Manges de-
tailed by General Gorgas.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-26
Philadelphia Officer to Wed

aior Edwin 81. John Greble. of the
United States Field Artillery, and a resi-
dent of this city. will be married on Satur-
day to Miss Florence Hall Colgate. of New
York The ceremony will he performed in
New York. Miss Colgate Is daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Colgate, of New York
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-26
Gets Naturalized to Gst Commission

Naturalization papers, the lack of which
was the only obstacle in the way of a
commission in the marine corps for
Sergeant Martin j. keeher, have been
granted by United States fudge Thompson.
Kelleher passed his examinations to become
second lieutenant and then found he would
have to complete his applic7 ton for citizen
ship.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-26
Webster Appoints Electrician

Director Webster. of tho Department of
Wharves Docks and Ferries. today ap-
pointed William B. MONTGOMERY. Of 2122
North Nineteenth street. IT, the position of
electrician. The place car les salary of
5000.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-26
Lancaster Commissioner Paralyzed

LANCASTER, Pa, July 26.-Ephriam II.
Shaub, recently elected street commissioner.
was stricken with paralysis today In his
automobile. His condition is considered
hopeless
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-26
City Treasurer's Report

The amount paid into the City Treasury
during the week ending last night was
$871,242.o .o4, and the payments were $780,
SS2.06. This, with the bala nee on hand last
week, not including the sinking fund ac-
count ,leaves a balance ca hand of s13,-
o62,799S2.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-26
Will Collect Reading Matter for Soldiers

Magazines. newspapers and books for
soldiers in cantdnments ana in France will
be collected from all over Philadelphia by
O feet Of motortrucks, according to plans
discussed today by officers IF the Red Cross.
It is expected to begin collections next
week.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-26
CHARGED WITH SHOPLIFTING
Young Woman Breaks Away From De-
tectives, but Is Recaptured

Freedom was near for Marie phillips, gao
South Eighth street, after she broke away
from detectives who had brooght her 10 ' une
corridor near the detective bureau IN C.s
Hall onsa charge Of shoplifting, but the ere
vator travelled too slowly.
Miss Phillips, accused as@ taken a
fan from "A Market street tent SUI g. e,
was delayed at the cori -her III ns
dash for freedom. Beh eleVa"i
rived detectives had rec" ed her'
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-07-24
II degenerate
preSo in giro

NelPultimo numero della Cloaca, il
degenerate, sotto il titolo "a PROPOSE
to del vero Ordine Figli d'Italia", di-
ce di aver ricevuto una lunga lettera
di un certo signor A. G. Gulotta, che
ia parte del Supreme Concilio Qrdine
Figli d'Italia in America.
CanagHa, non farti prendere in gi-
no, moi vogliamo metterti nella dirit-
ia via e, Sc hal la fregola di attacca-
re pOrdine nostro, non cadere almeno
in grossolane contradizioni.
Negli Stai di New York New Jer-
sey vi sono parecchi Ordini che hanno
rubato alpOrdine vero iniziativa, SEQ
pi nomi. + come vi sono gil Indipen-
denti ed Dissidenti, Vi sono pure gil
Ordini FigH dItalia.
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-07-24
Al Prof. v. Til

Per buoni uffci di IN COM
co, evitammo gil attacchi ca
vamo prefissi di FART, ed ac.
Parmistizio propostoci, per t-
Sc di Giugno, cioe fino a ouar
Giovanni Di Silvestro fosse 8
70 dagli esami. II tempo stab
mai trascorso e nulIa ancop
to per addivenire al conh,
Titolo-Di Silvestro, onde 81
fatti ed accertare lie respo1s
quanto e avvenuto.
Non ci saremmo piu oc,-
questa vertenza, Sc non Vi
preso parte. MOI non inter
no, per amore di scandalo, {,
attacchi PERSONAL dai quail
mo; interveniamo solo per
Ponesta calunniata e la giue
culcata.
Desideriamo quindi conoscs
deve tenere il contradiction.
vestro-Titolo e quail ne sono
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-07-24

Quel Signor A. J. Gulotta .
mente conosciuto per avvoco,
laurea, tanto che, come per al
anche, fu in carcere per aver.
to di una qualita che non .
un espulso dale nostre file
Supreme Venerable o Sunro.
ciale di un altro Ordine Figu
composite in tutto di IS soci ,
dine contro il quale Baldo
ha ricorso per ottenerne il
mento.
Attenti, percio, canaglia,
dere nuova.nente nella tram.
Non e poi vero che sia stato
de Segretario archivista a p.
ale contradiction del degener,
fcio del Grande Concilio A,
non risponde a nessuno dire,
o indirettamente, ma esso
ra a mettere lie cose a posr
del prossimi numeIi del Bous
fciale.
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-07-24
CiO' che 81 dice
Cic' che 81 ia

81 dice in colonia che in un altro
numero della cloaca il degenerate ri
pudiera Sc stesso fara un'altra con-
fessione di fede. Egli dira:
Mel numero scOrsO, sempre pari a
me stessO, mentre avevO dichiaratO in
un stelloncino a capo dele due prime
colOnne che non ero cOntrO Figli d'Ita
liza, mel corpO del giornale Ii no poi CHA
matt disertori, mi sOnO rallegratO del
Charter da essi non OttenutO ed no
pubblicatO che tire lOgge (che non ap-
partengonO alpOrdine regolare) Sc ne
son passate agli INDEPENDENT. Mel
mOmento in cui scrivevO erO un alcOo-
lizzato; quando numi tutelari mi ri
prenderamo soto la loro prOtezione
difender0 FOrdine ed attacchero suoi
dirigenti.
LettOri, perdonatemi; Sc non sono
una canaglia, sono bensi una carogna
putrida.
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-07-24

Vittozzi, con una signora dcposi-
tante, 81 lagnava che il di lei marito
aveva frmata la protesta contro di
lui di suo padre. La signora che
non sapeva nulla, rispose dicendo di
ignorare la faccenda. Allora Vittozzi
soggiunse: Oh, ma 10 10 so che 10 han
no fatto frmare per forza cosi, a
mezzo di un suo giannizzero, mise in
giro la voce che quelIa signora era
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-07-24


era Grande TesOriere, senza tesOrO,
dei........ PENDENT, disgustato degli at
ii inconsulti del Grande Pederasta,
vice cancelliere di una derubata segre-
terra comunale, la scorsa settimana
licenzi0 ALA stampa la seguente lette-
ra che non ha bisogno di comments:
LETTERA APERTA AL SIG. DOME
NICO DAGUANNO
Graude Venerable dclIOr. Ind. F. DI.
SIGNORE,
Con la presente mi pregio comuni-
carvi alcune information lie quail, per
quanto son sicuro non faranno motto
piacere a vol, saranno apprese, pero,
con giubilo dai veri italiani di Phila-
delphia. potranno giovare ALA buo-
ma causa per Ia quale tanti lavorano
con intellctto di amore.
Vol la coorte che Vi ia dogma CO.
roma. avete creduto di compiere un bel
gesto e di far dispiacere a qualcuno,
,hedendo che 10 ritornassi la "fascia"
di "Gran" Tesoriere deipOrdine lndi-
pente FigH dItalia.
Il gesto, tutt'altro che bello, e sem
phcemente ridicolo. Avete creduto de
capitarc me di una carica che non e
mai esistita Sc non nella vanlta o inn
becillaggiue dI scimiotti che yogllono
copiare le grand cOse mel tentative
81 coprono di ridicolo e di schemo.
Grande Tesoriere--.. f di che?
Nella vostra somma dabbenaggine
avete anchc assaporata Ia gioIa dI dar-
mi una lezione. Poveri di splrito! Vol
dovreste pur vedcre che mi avete llbe-
ratio da una carica che mi dava la RI
dicoIa apparenza che dial vostro Or
dine j grandi uffciali derivano e che
mi avete risparmiato il fastidio di di-
mettermi.
Vol sapete che non no mai avuta la
sciocca ambizione di Grande Tesorie-
re (sic). Ho sopportato Pimposizione
per rispetto deferenza a qualche a
mico. Sc avessi avuto velleita, sarei
intervenuto allie sedute del Grande
COncilio. Sc avessi avuto elleita, sarei
intevenuto a qualche inaugurazione
di loggia. La mia non celata indifferen
"a, mostrava eloquentemente che 10
ero semplicemente rassegnato a sop
portare una croce che qualcuno, per
propri motivi, mi aveva messo sulle
spalle. Ed in questi ultimi tempt 10
sentlvo imperioso il dovere di levarmi
la croce, clio, come diceva un altro
eX "indipendente', per rispetto a me
stesso. Qualche vostro AMIGO conosce Il
mlo pensiero IN riguardo sa come e
quanto mi sia cooperate per la fusio-
ne del due Ordini.
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-07-24

andata fare lie scuse per suo marlto'
Neanche il rispetto per la DONNA
Vittozzi di Viterbo!
Tn certo Giorgieri Giorgessi, me-
dico per virtu di un vecchio AMIGO d..
famiglia, SERVE alPOpinione che la
Ioggia...... Pendente esiste ancora. +
va bene. Sc le logge possono esistere
con 7 soci, lasciate pure che esista la
vostra Loggia.
II fabbricante di Pignatte, spaccia-
tore di carte false, il vedovo della mo-
gIe vivente 'marito dele due
sorelle, ha detto che vale 100 volte piu
un tizio che un caio. f va bene, guam
do e lui dare simili giudizii nessuno
81 dispiacera.
Gil Independent 81 sono provvisL di
bottoni come quelli delPOrdine rego-
lare. Sc hanno tutto copiato, deve O.
ra farci Impressions il fatto del bot
toni?
costartino Costantini ba voIuto
nrandara Ie nostre parti per giustif-
c.ro ma inrocpa Nicola posta COM
n5;,sa roII,uItir,o numero de La Ragio-
NO Che dio te Ia mandi buona. Co
stantino Moi ii rinpraziamo della tua
nraoccunazione ma IN non hal messo
nosto veri termini della ouestione.
prin,a che moi possiamo negare che
| , :rz.;., , .,,1,,
no ouesto ouaIcuno deve dimostrarci
che E ui Puomo di cui 81 parla. vi
sono tanti Dio hane in Philadelphia
I che vivono di parecchi mestieri che
non il case di ammaIarci Sc oualcu-
no di essi 81 risente.
/ #@#
In una fiesta cattoIica avuta luogo
ad Hammonton. N. J.. i nostr cugini
D sono andati in processione CON.
] candeIe in mano.
Fra essi vi era anche il Supreme
Deputato, protestante a Manayunk,
, ,cattoIieo a Christian St., e Massone.
LOrdine Indipendente. crediamo moi,
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Al nOStri aniCi G frdteIIi IGttOTi

QUESTO GIORNALE E FATTO DA YOSTRI AAIICI, DA
VOSTRI FRATELLI CHE VIVONO CON IL LAVORO QUOTE
DIANO. Sc VOLETE PERCIO CHE LA RAGIONE" CONTINUI
A PUBBLICARSI, f. VOSTRO DOVERE DI CONTRIBUIRE
MANTENERLA IN VITA. MOI SIAMO BENE CORAZZATI
NON LA SNETTERENIO Sc NON AVRENIO RICACCIATI MEL
LA MEIMA IL SICARIO DEL. RESTO SONO GIA MOTT Sc
GNI DI DEBOLEZZA, DI ISOLANENTO LA CLOACA IN Sc
GNO DEL PROGRESSO FATTO HA DINIINUITO IL. NUMERO
DI PAGINE. AVANTT, DUNQUE; MOI ASPETTIAMO LA VO-
STRA SOIIDARIETA.
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-07-24

II Cav. c. C. A. Bald sconsigliava
una donna di Manayunk ad entrare
alpOrdine Figli d'Italia perche, lie di-
ceva, esso non ha il Charter d'Incor-
porazione. All'aria aperta Cav. Baldi
ii daremo la lezione che ii merit. Non
essere sempre vigliacco.
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-07-24

La sera del sabato che usci l'ultimo
numero de La Ragione qualcuno 81 re-
co da Mr.. Davis ed offri fino a $500
per una copia del nostro giornale.
Clio signifca che questo fogho fu-
stigatore ricercatissimo.
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-07-24
CARCERAl
ST DIRIGERANN0 40.
VOCATI PER LA 4
LIZA COMPLETA DE-
TASCHE
SPECIALIST NEI BRO
REAL ESTATE, NE
SOTTRAZIONE AL PEI
CARBONE

Agenzia di frOde neg.
di State per quei giOyan
di diventare avyOcati.
Per maggiOri infOrml
rigetevi al padre di col
state mesSO alI'indiCe d
te Supreme.
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PHILA., 16 LUGLIO 1917
CARO- DON GENNARO,

LIE ME PIU' Semitic CONGRA-
TULAZIONI PER LA LETTERA A
PERTA AL GRANDE VENERABI-
LIE.
OSSEQUIO LA SUA SIGNORA,
SALUTE LEI ED l .RAGAZZI.
capitano RAFFAELE DE LUCA
Ex Supreme Oratore delrOrdine Indi-
pendente, cOllocato riposO per man
canza di gambe ma non di cervello.
Tutti ingrati sconoscenti questO
monde! Piu vOlte il Sig. Tito Manlio
ha rifocillatO il ladrO di francObOlli e
gil e state prOdigO ancbe di denarO
mai ritOrnato. Oggi il Iadro 10 ha COM
pensato cOncedendO ospitaita ad un
communicate che vorrebbe suOnare Of
fesa contrO il suo benefattore.
All, canaglia; lutte pguali!