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The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-01-26

Paris.-An alleged swindle estimat-
ed by different newspapers as amount
ing from 100000 to 10000 900
francs, vas disclosed in the arrest OF
Philippe Simeoni, of Italian origin, and
Prince Henrie de Brogl'-Revel.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-01-26
Woman Leads Fight With Bandits

Kanapolis, Kan.-Mrs. James Cowie.
mother of the assistant cashier of the
Exchange State bank here, was one
Of the leaders of a posse which en-
gagged in a rum ng fight early Satur-
lay morning with a band of robbers
who exploded the bank vault and es-
$1,000 She was slightly wounded in
he wrist.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-01-26
Bopp Seeking New Trial.

San Francisco.-Jurisdic of
United States courts over the pen
IONS of Franz Bopp, German consul
general, and Vice Consul f. Won
Setback, convicted of violating Amer
can neutrality, was denied by coun-
Iel for Bopp in a motion seeking to
'orestall sentence by Judge William
4. Hunt in the federal district court.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-01-26

New York.-The American commits
sion for relief in Belgium is prepar-
ing for at least another years work
and the necessity of raising approx
mately $l50O00,O0 more viii be dis
sussed by the officers of the commits
sion.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-01-26
Daniels Makes Defense.

Washington.-Sec Daniels is
sued a statement Sunday explaining
and defending his action in awarding
to Hadfelds, Limited. a British mu.
nitions company, contracts for a large
number of navy armor piercing pro-
1ectles at price about 5000 each be-
low the lowest American bid
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-01-26

Sioux City, Iowa.-E. ]. Searls, who
was the oldest telegraph operator in
point OF service on the Chicago, Mil
waukee & st. Paul railroad, died Sun
day at his home in Akron, after thir-
tyfve years of service.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-01-26
GIVE LABOR AND
CAPITAL A SQUARE
DEAL.
A peculiar situation has devel-

oped in this state.
Under the guise of trying to do
away with the Idaho Public
Service Commission in the inter
est OF economy, It looks as II
certain interests are III reality
trying to kill the Certificate of
Convenience and Public Necessity
measure which is a part OF the
bill creating the commission.
The argument is used that this
measure is Il benefit to corporat-
ions and that the Commission
instead of crucifylng utility in
terests in Idaho has aided them.
Such argumentsin an enlig htened
and progressive state are about
10 years behiud the times.
The argument that the expense
Of conducting the commission is
too great. is worthy OF investi-
CATION.
The most progressive states
having utility commissions also
have the Certificate OF cOnven.
ience and Necessity clause.
From the standpoint ofencOur.
aging development and invest :
mcnt of capital in state, this S
4 very important measure, as 1t
assures the investor that so long
as his company is giving suffic-
lent and satisfactory service m -
gwen field, it will be protected
from piratical competition, the
sole purpose OF which is to force
an existing company to buy Oui
an unscrupulcus competitor.
This principle have been wei
established in California and the
/ Railroad Commission OF that
state holds that so long as it ha,
/ power to make rates and cOntrO
service rendered by private
company. there is no justification
for it allowing competition tt
enter a given field so long as tn,
company occupying the field ha.
facilities and shows disposition
to meet required needs of public
Further it saws that III a yount
and rowing stateitls absolute, !
necessary that capital investing
i'll enterprises involving large out
lays and much risk, must b,
given protection and encourage
nent if rapid development is ex
pected.
Idaho is q state of wonderful
opportunities and it needs pOwei
development for Its mines ant
irrigation projects. One of tn,
surest ways OF getting this dev
elopnient is by assuring the III
vestorprotectionin his senterprise
The Commission should be giveI
more power, as the governor sug
gests and allowed to pass on tn
merit OF stock issues before the,
be permitted to be put on tn,
market, This would more full,
protect the investor as well a,
the consumer, as it would elimin
ate wild cat propositions. Thi
authority is given the Californi;
Railroad Commission and hal
heen a great help in that sta te
/ he move to kill the Idaho Com
mission, III order to do AVA
with this measure, would be ,
blow at the industrial develop
ment of the state.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-01-26

Regulation of Railroads at
hands of national government
instead of by 4S varieties OF state
commissions seems to be an as
sured fact in near future.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-01-26
Artist Ends Her Life.

San Francisco.-Miss Betty de Jong
a prominent member of the San Fran.
cisco art colony and a painter OF in.
ternational reputation. died Sunday
from self-nflicted bullet wound in
the head.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-01-26

Utah aud Idaho have 16 sugar
beet factories of the "A opera ting
IN L. S. This is wonderful show
ing for this industry i'll the
sparcely settled states and adds
greatly to the commercial inn
pOrtance Of these states.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-01-26
LoqQinq Chain Tied on Rails,

Salinas, Cal.-The second attempt
within three weeks was made Sunday
aight to wreck the Lark, the South
ern Pacific company's fast train from
Los Angeles to San Francisco, by ty
Ing a logging chain on the railroad
track about two miles south of here
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-01-26
Chemical Plant Wrecked.

London.-A portion of the area OF
London was shaken severely Satur
day night when chemical plant in
which munitions were manufactured
was the center of a series of eXplo-
sions, scattering destruction over d
considerable section of the district in
which the works were located.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-01-26

Oregon Short Line week end
and Sunday rates have been so
popular that they VIII be contin.
ued indefinitely. On sale every
week-all the time. They are
for your convenience; use them
frequently. Ask O ST.. Agents.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-01-26
Salt Lake Gets Convention.

Cheyenne, Wyo.-Salt Lake City,
Utah, was chosen for the 1918 meet
.ag place of the American National
Livestock association. The Utah city
won over Kansas City, Mo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-31

IhTIIpU- UUT II-" GUUU W'lIU'I
throughout The entire corn belt. flrot
fup movement Of IN" crop 20 market
tended tu ,as. down corn prices today.
Fresh weakness loo the Sew York stock
market counted as u hcnrIsh factor.
Reports that uu unusually large
amount Df new corn was turning on
.tp %, uustti-rtolory eradc checked
.au, disposition toward aggressive sell.
ling ppcuiug quotations which
ranged from is- OF 10 ccut adj.
Vance. with December at HlNa. O,
.yll>a aud MAY a. sil3a. 10 Slli
V,r, folowod o., , moderate genera
drciiue
J. Assertions that here would no mor'
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usrooo ADMINISTRATION
MONTANA TO BE A BIG
TOBACCO STATE, SAYS
PROMINENT CITIZEN

By N.s1riatrd Press.
Helcua- Mont. oct 3l.-Thc north
west has been promised a new agri-
cultural crop Pat carney of Water
loo. who iS declared To have raised
tho first apples in the stat" back N
1850. had 1u excellent uNhihit ~ Mon
utuu grown tobacco 1t the recent state
fair here lie rs now known rs Mon.
tlua's potato king hut '~cclare that
hereafter hc will devote a part OF ms
attention 90 dcv lopmcut Of the tohac-
eco raising industry.
Montana Is going to be J big to-
ua,el state hc said Il have had
several patches uu my place and II
has dpuo -%ulcudidiN I had a. water
tn, plants only twice his year
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-31
LOST

LOST-Bunch OF Keys John Tombf,
secretary Albuquerque Chamber 20
Commerce.
LOST-Gold key and watch ION Mon
day. oct. 2gth. Liberal reward Y
returned To- II a. Jamison. stern
building
LOST -On Gillenwatcr boulevard or
inH town gray foX skin. Liberal re-
ward for return to Mrs A. O Simms
.ll North Iith street
Judges OF Election Carlos Garcia,
Manuel Gonzales y Lopez, Francisco
Monies.
Voting place office of justice Of
the peace.
Precinct No. 30. Division No. I,
albuquerque.
Judges OF Election-D. \ Porter
, field. Manuel :. Pine. G. l.. Brizius
Voting place: No. MS West Gold
avenue. Store OF T. u i;mmonH
Precinct No. 20. Division No. ..
Albuquerque.
Judges Of Elcct,ou-A g. culver.
Felipe j. Gurulc. NJ. Sash.
Voting place. 80. 2li West Gold
avenue.
Precinct No. Is. htri~co.
Judges of Elcction-Mariano san
. chcS. Federico Meyers Adolfo Con
silcZ.
Voting place House of pcsid"rio
,arbujUl
p%rccincl NJ. ~. ChiIiii.
Judges of Election Sotclo Apodaca,
d zoe Gutierrez. Jose sedillo.
Voting place. Hous" of AnVstacio
. Gutierrez.
Precinct No. 81. Los Durancs.
Judges of Election Vicente r.. Ar
milo Francisco Gahnlcon r. T.
ruoth.
: Voting place. House Of Antonio
7 Jose Gtrciu.
And b. is further proclaimed that
the polls ~ said general election he
open ON said 9Th day OF No
ycmhcr. 1917. from o O'Clock In tho
forenoon to q o'clock In the afternoon
OF auil day.
board Of County Commissioners al
Bcrnuliuo County, by
ALFRED GRCNSFEt.p.
Chairman
Attest Nostpr Noutoya, Cleric
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Chicago Livestock.

Chicago. oct. 8l-Hogs- Receipts,
$4,000. Firm. Bulk. $500 1861
light. ti400H 1890: heavy. SIS 30 n
1900. pigs. Sll.2iN 1850.
cattle Receipts. - 200. steady M
tive steers. S~G75dli0O. western
steers. 81. goa 1870; stockcrs and feed.
crs. S~G.OOmlI.5O: cows and hcifers
5000 ~ 10. calves. IS. 90 n 1900,
Sheep-Recei2ts. 2l.OOo steady
Wcthers IS ~ Tl2Si; lambs. Sl2i0M
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-31

Kansas CITY. oct. 3i-Hogs-Re-
i6.50. heavy. Sig.SOa 10. N0. light,
1la.5oh 1850. pigs tii5Oa is.ei.
Cattie-Eeceipts. 1900. strong.
Prime fed steers. xl5.Jom t6.9t dress.
ed beef steers. st1.0O a 1900; western
steers. ss.5Od 1900; ows $500
1000. helfcrs. $500 1850; stocker~
and feeders. $1,000 1900. bulls. $500
OILS: calves. t6.50M 1928
Sheep-I,cccipts. sO00. steady,
lambs. $t6.25 a. 10. 30; ye%arlings, ti2m
10 so; wethcrs, siO.50dl2.50; owes.
81. 90 a. 100.
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Denver Livestock.

Denver. oct. MISUNDERSTANDING
.. 500. strong. Reef steers $s.006 ilSo:
cows ana hcifcrs. ss.25TSs5: stock
ers and feeders. ss.j0T1i1o; calves
$500 1850.
Hogs-Rcceipts 500 Strong Tor
Sass bulk. fi5.Sid 1850.
Sheep-Receipts. 2S0ON STEADY
Lambs. $500 n 1915; ewes. 81 Odm
10 So
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livery at 8 cents discount than longs
would be willing to pay for. did not
find much favor. The market closed
steady At ti17N to- December and
sl.i3 to it.i3k for May. . 10 I cent
nff as compared with - hours before.
Oats were elsy.
Later the market rallied IN response
"a "a further advancein hog values.
Lack ~ support allowed provisions
to sag.
Close;
Corn-Dec.. til17s MAY. 1it3
Oats-pec.. 5Nlsc. May. 5gysc.
Pork-Oct. s4O.t5. Jan. $22.42
Ribs Oct. t2S. 90. Jan, s22.go.
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Produce.

Chicago. oct al-Buttcr-Iu-
changed.
EgRg-Receipts G.7ON. Higher Firsis
$50 soc: ordinary frsts. sea sc. e,
mark. eases included, soc.
Potatoes Receipts 20 cars. Iu-
changed.
Poultry-AIiye Higher. Fowls II
n Use. springs. lSC
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-31

Every day HERALD WANT ABS
rU LONGER needed, rent houses, flafs.
.fud hclr secure positions: sell articles
apartments stor and real estate; fra
rnr lost. sell houses. lots ana farms.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-31

New York. oct. al Mercantile po-
per. ais per cent. sterling 90 day
hills. i.1lls per cent commercial SO
day bills on banks, 81 per cent com
mercial 60 day bills. 4.To7s per cent
demand Assn per cent: cables go
per cent
bar silNcr-H0 &c.
Mexican dollirs-igC.
Government bunds-Stcidy,
Railroad bonds-Wcak.
Time loans-Firm 60 daNs, 80 z,
per cent, 90 days. "a q = per ccui.
nix months. Sc per cent
call money Firm. High. I per
oent. low per cent ruling rate. I
per cent; closing bid. -. per cent.
offcerd at. 4 Ter cent last loan,
per cent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-31
ELECTION PROCLAMATION
Constitutional amendments.

The HoaTc Of County Commission
crs Of Bernallllo County, New McNicu.
iu pursuance of the requirements uf
paragraph 1879 Of the coditied laws
o! the State Of Sew Mexico, hereby
gives public notice that an election
viii be held in said county on the
Tuesday nest after the first Monday
iu November. nineteen hundred and
seventeen Gsi1D. the same being the
siNth day Of said November that the
object OF said election rs 20 vote on
three constitutional amendments pro-
posed by law 10 be voted upon by the
qualified electors OF the state Of Sew
McNico. as follows.
Committee Substitute fur senate
Joint Resolutions numbers two and
three Proposing an Amendment TO
the Constitution of IN" state OF Sew
McNIcu. by adCing thereto another
Article. the same to he Numbered
NNllf'
BE 1t Gcaolvcd hy tho Legislature ~
the state Of New McNjco.
That the Constitution OF the State
OF New McNico be and IL Is hereby
amended hN adding thertp 70 new arr
tir,c to De- numbered and designated
as Article NNlII Intoxicating Liquors.
House Join Resolution No. q.
To amend Section { of Article VII
of IN" state Constitution Relative to
'r1Natiou and Revenue
Amended House Joint Resolution
No. ~.
Proposing the Amendments Of Sec
tions ~ aud o. of Article VI of the
Constitution Of thc State OF NrV
M"Nicu. entitled JUDICIAL Depart.
! mout"
And IL g., further proclaimed that
the following are hereby appointed
Judges of election. according to law
20 cuHdu . -uuh election, and that th'
said general election shall bee held b.
tho various precincts and election d.
visions of said Hcrnalillo County, "a.
, the following named places wit:
I'rccincc Ma. 1. San Jose.
Judges of Election Nicolas prtoEI
Frank Sm,hcs. Bohcrt Inudon
Nutlnr place Office of Justice of VA,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-31
New York Cotton.

Now York. oct 3l.-Coton futures
closed steady December t252C Jam
nary ssG.1U; March S26.37, Man
se6. -. July S.GlO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-31

ranch. homestead ana leased hand,
1850 acres personal and good open
range Good water ana lots of IL.
More land to be acquired. Hest little
ranch proposition I'm Sew Mexico. Al
dreas. Nnncher u ENemIng Hernld.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-31

New YORK. oct. Firm.
S6i.iO bid.
Load-strong. Spot. s5.S7E bid
Sprlter-Dull. East ~. Louis dcliv-
err. spot t7.5OT 7.7i.
\; London-Spot copper tllo; fr'
lures. lll0. l%cotrolytic tl25 spot tin
fai5. lbs. futures 1881. los
Lead-spot. $50. i0s; futures. i-'
Speltcr-Spot. "a. futures. $50.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-31

STOCK Statesmen WANTED--Men
full OF pep and energy. with good
references. One nan Is making $500
per week. Bank references furnished.
Write quick. Traders Oil and Refin-
ing Co. Oklahoma city, Okla.
WANTED-FemaIe Help
-
WANTED - Chambermaid. oolOred
preferred. can aisM ". Central,
over wooiworth's.
WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Apply Mrs. Isaac Barth. te1
North sixth street.
WANTET-TIrI f0T FeneraT honse-
work. Small family and light
work. 1:3O South Edith street.
WANTEp-Young lady to ADDRESS en-
velopcs. small experience with type
writer. Apply williams. Salt Lake
Refining CO.. 900 West Gold avenue.
wANTED-Young lady 20 address en-
yelopcs: small experience with type
writer. Apply willard salt Lake Re
filming CO.. 20G West Gold avenue, Al
buguerque
WEIL ESTATE IOR SALE.
Forty acres of and under cultivation.
In Oklahoma. goo tree orchard, and
good farming district southeastern
section Of state. Would accept auto
mobile as part payment rhone ll52.
peace.
Precinct No. =. bel Rio.
Judges OF Election Mariana Oar
ella. r%rocopio ArmJu Eduardo san
ches
Voting place; nouse Of Julian Ar
milo.
Precinct No. ,, Alameda.
Judges of Election-MaNimo n
1 Pcrca. Tomas O. Gonzales. Manuel
Seua
Voting place. House Of Tomas @.
Gonzales
s Precinct No. g..
I,nnchos de- Albuquerque.
Judges of E~leotion-Pedro Eom"ro.
Jose Espalin. J. T. Nipp.
j Voting place. House OF Pedro Ro-
nero.
Precinct No..5. UarrlaS.
Judges of Elcction--I Ricardo san
chcs. Jose Ma. Barcla, Jacobo APO
daoa.
Voting place: office Of the Justice
nf the peace.
Precinct No. q. Los PadiIias.
Judges Of Elooiion-Ncpomuceuo
Marine. Roman Morago, Manuel
Chaves y Apodnca.
oNttng place. House OF liomot Mo
raga.
Prccincr No. = san Nntonio.
Judges Of Observation-Disclosures CIV
ticrrcz vivian Garcia , Saltzar oJse
mir. tHsrnuAN.L
Voting place House 81 Ncucc-lao
Gricgo
Precinct No. y, los Gricgo>.
. Judges of Election ElfcEo Garcia
Pedro Gricgo - ~Npodao,. r " Nount
Voting place House Of Gregorio
Garcia
Precinct M. .. Ranchos dc Atri~co
Judges of observation-disclosures Ar.
4 milo. Gshricl sanchez Neu Fergus.
son.
Voting plac" House Of Amhroci'
Armijo.
's Precinct No. 10. I,scoboso.
~ Judges OF Elr,tton-Tumas C. APO
AZ d1ct. Modesto Mouto,u. NEustiu So
didnn
Voting place House Of ulomcu,
Mora
I'rccinct No ~. pajaIito.
Judges at Election Nicodcmus T.
Cha,'s. nouaciuuo Lohutn. Patriot,
De v Sdnchcs
@ Voting place House II Mrs i
~ Felipe Huhbcll
W Precinct No. ~. Division No. 4,
albuquerque.
IN Judges Of Election Fred y. Ilryu
~ Hcncdifo Slndo,al Anthony Morru
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New York Metal.

Kansas City. oct. 3l.-Buttcr cags
and poultry unchanged.
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FOR SALE
TTNNTrT~rHcHc nnsr-IrSS-

For FNLE-Ranch combating o. r.
acres. under cultivation, located two
miles north of city. fine modern house
and outhuildings. Land planted to
a%lfalfa. fruit coru and RardentrucN.
CITY Realty Co.. Phone i76. EOS W.
Gold.
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Chicago Mill q Lumber 90.
General Planning MIL
3rd q Marquette Phone 8
SANTA FEE TIRE TARLE

Wcstbound-
No, Daily Ar. ".
The scout .....,. 7,l0p s:30p
8 California Limited ii;00a ii;s0s
Z Fargo Fast....... 9;45a i0;its
. The NAVAJO. ..... .1i;s0p i2:30a
Soutbbound-
500 lei a Express 1O3a0p
as FL Paso Express. 1o;osa
Eastbound-- Daily.
10 The Scout. ...'.... ga s:Ost
2 The Ma, ajo........2:i5p 2;t0p
4 California Limited. s:t0p T:eop
8 Santa Fe Eight. 7:isp 7:Sop
From South
$40 For X. c. = chic.s 7tO0a
SIC For X. C. & Chicago s;fsp
standard sleeper for Clovis AND
Roswell leaves on No, SOS. eonnecA
at Belen with train No. "a. ieavina
Belen At li'bb .. m.
No. 7 carries q coach only; no
slsepers.
NJ SIS win have Standard sleeper
from Roswell from train No. IL at
Bslen
p. ]. JOHNSON. AGENT
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TYPEWRITER SALE.

Underwood No. 49,, $500
Remington No. ......... 0 90
oliver No. 81 90
L. =. Smith No. 2 .......... 35.O0
Smith Premier No. 1O.,....... $500
All are in strictly first class order.
Ribbons for any machine so cents
each. ALBUQUERQUE TYPE
WRITER EXCHANGE. 122 South 4th
street. Phone g1i.
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FOR RENT-Houses


FOR HENT-27 room boarding ans
rooming house within three blocks
of Santa Re shops, partially furnished
Wm make splendid rooming house
Rents for $50 per month Inquire i
f McCanna, ground floor. Cromwell
block.
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AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES

DopRILL TIRE co-rires. vulcan
izing and accessories. open nights
and Sundays. Tire service Nnywhere.
Phone 4gs. i22 North Fourth 81.
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sToCK Statesmen wANTED--Men
fun Of pep and energy. with good
references. one man Is making $500
per week. Bank references furnished.
Write quick. Traders oil and Refin-
ing Co. Oklahoma City, Okla.
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WANTED-Male Help

NOTWITHSTANDING az McClaskey
Auto Co, iOS West copper.
WNNTFD--fOunE man as clerk IN
general merchandise store; must
speak Spanish. give references. A. ".
this office.
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DA ISELIN.
Battesinno

Domenica scorsa in casa del CO.
niugi Zaffuto vi flu una bella festic-
ciuola di famiglia, in occasione del
battesimo di un loro fgliuoletto.
Padrino e madripa furono il
Sig. DOmenicO Miceli la sua ST.
gnora. Al bambino fu imposto il
nome di Sam.
Motif furono gil invitati lie fe-
sta 81 protrasse fno a tarda ora,
fire can't, dame e il massimo brio.
Congratulandoci col Sig. Dome
nico Miceli e la sua signora per
l'ottima riuscita della fiesta, facet
amo voto che il piccolo Sam cresca
buono ed onesto come i Suoi geni-
tori, fernando il conforto e la fe-
licita della loro vecchiaia.
In questa OccasiOne avemmo a.
gio di vedere fratelli Ricci e dis
correndo della banda d'Iselin essi
parlarono con motto entusiasmo
dell 'antico direttore di questo cor
po musicale Sig. Di Prospero. Dis
sero che serbano di lui il pid grato
ricordo sempre rimpiangono la
sua dipartita da Iselin. Notiamo
queste parole perch6 ci e grato
mettere in rilievO tutto clio che tor
ma ad onore di un connazionale e
per dimostrare che il vero merito
risalta sempre.
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Frank BOrgia sara
giuStiziatO nella
prOSSima Settinana

Frank Borgia che, con la COM
piicita della moglie, qualche ammo
ia uccise in Iselin certo Russo, ieri
fu trasferito dale carceri local. al
penitenziario di Rockview, da do
We nella prossima settimana sara
condotto a Bellefonte per essere
giustiziato.
Verso lie ore 7 a. IN. di ieri il
Sig. Biamonte fu incaricato dalla
Corte leggere al Borgia lordine
del GoyernatOre. nellie carceri E.
rano present. la sceriffo, un com
missario, un poliziotto dello state
ire reporters di giornali.
Quando uscf dalla celia, in mani
che di camicia con una tovaglia
sulle spalle, il Borgia era pallido
come un cadavere. IL Sig. Bia-
monte, a malincuore, dOvette CO.
municargli l'ordine del Governa-
tore, traducendolo dali 'inglese ed
allora il condannato esclam6, fra i
singhiozzi: Domain compier6
trent 'anni... la mia anima E pura e
debbo dire che per me la legge {
stata troppo severa. Sc 10 no am
mazzato Tho fatto per difendere il
mio onore. Iddio abba misericor-
dia di me e mi giudichi meglio all ,
altro mondo"
Lo sceriffo gil fece conoscere che
aveva un ora di tempo per vestirsi
partire. Ricondotto nella celia,
il Borgia espress cal Sig. Biamon-
tie il desiderio di avere un paio di
scarpe, un colletto, una cravatta,
una cinghia ct dun paio di bretelle.
che gil furono accordati.
ALA domanda sc aveva desideriO
di rividere la famiglia, cui era
stata gia telegrafato aveva RI
sposto di farsi trovare a Bellefonte
per 'arrivo del treno, il Borgia RI
spose di non voler vedere nessuno.