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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-07-27

various points on that extended line
is far from being exhausted, and that
is What Germany Is doing. After three
years OF the most intensive and muir
derous warfare ever known II does not
appear that Germany is e the end O.
its resources And Why should that
country Be exhausted With decades
of preparation for Just such : strug-
gle that its miIitzrisric class has -
ways looked forward to and hoped f1r
with every able bodied man z soldier.
trained, equipped and educated from
infancy for war. with q people who
have made var . religion. and vnoss
loyalty to an autocratic head Is akin
70 Worship. three years Of warfare Z
TOO short q time 10 overcome their
ability TO resist Il looks as though
Germany could hold out for Z long
time 10 come, and that means that
America will have TO enlist ever re-
source q, command If its part in tbs
var Is to carry any weight and influ-
euce.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-07-27

II bis picture as It appears il thu
daily press does not do him 4 rank
injustice thers can be 10 hope OF
peace nor : more uerciful mode O:
warfare from Dr.. Michaeli=, the ne=
imperial German chancellor 4 more
icruel and merciless face than his was
never attached 70 pair Of shoulders
lThe face OF the Kaiser and linden
berg has that Of NephistnpheIes beat
len three Ways from the see for Gun
ming, cold and hearIless cruelty, but
that face On Nichselis goes the faces
on the other German deuizods several
times better.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-07-27
Nsu era Lode
survey No llVs-

P.xinnlng at cor. No. |. idsati.sa1,
10 .-- re \. v. Cor o. amended
's',---iS1 and with Cor. No =
Grsst Northern lode, this setfey
! granite stone ls14o 80 iI I1o,.,t'd
ins. il the ground, vita InC ~
= iona aIoug side. mkd- Win
cross and Z-I-ll9J. Nasncs
NC on left bank o. SlIll.A<-i ~ ~
river. bet seGs IL L, am 49,, IS : s.
dsg. s. min. W, s16:4 #. ".
thence s . deg. IS min K az.
3 = dss- ri y H bank Of simIlkamsen
ssaa I-,s-:-et the lode line Of this
49, cIeir1 at y. l. deg. IL min: W
1000 feet from the center OF as
9 GSss' ioee Ell Inc bears s. Il deg. Al
min &, 1918 feet ,.s .ba
80 D 10 cor No. ?, idenucaI Win lhe
\ &. Cor. Of amended FocAtion,
granite stone Ztxi5x5 ms, Is ms;
h de ground. with mound o.
stone alongside. and mkd- with
Thence 5. 4 deg, u min. E Var.
-io1s 1zht bank simiIkameen
stss 70 Cor No. Identical with the
cor. OF amended Location, gran
lie stone 1sxl2x5 ms. i ms. N
rEa ground. with mound OF stone
along side, mkd- with cross ana
Cs1tsr OF discovery shaft bears
- deg. % min. W 3l2-6 feet
thence & 10 deg. Al min e Var.
"A deg 90 min. Z.
500 Great Northern railway track
bears :. As deg. 30 min. E
-s99 TO Cor. No. l. Identical with the
z Cor Of Amended location,
granite stone I6x6xs ms, Il ms
IN the ground with mound OF
stone alongside. ukd- with cross
ard 1-llUA
Thence \. % deg. IS min. W. Var
- deg. 90 min Z
100 Irtsrsect the lode line Of this
Lain at 5 l. deg IL min. 2
471.s feet from the discovery
shaft
1878 10 Cor No. 3 Identical with the
s " Cor. OF amended location, a
granite stone 2lxZ0Xi2 ins.. Il lns
Ia the ground with mound OF
stone alongside rnkd- with cross
and 5-llG3
Thence y. 20 deg. % min. ". Var
Z deg % min E.
52s 1 Intersect line "a Great Northern
lode this survey. at :. IS deg. ~
min W. 15t.0 feet from Cor. No.
1890 Great Northern Railway track
bears s. Il deg. 30 min. E and y.
Il d=g 80 min ".
1910 To cor No l. the place OF begin
ming. containing 13.ls2 acres.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-07-27

OF late dispatches from Europe
have intimated that dissension exists
in Germany, that the resources Of tina;
country were diminishing, and that
there were signs OF breaking in the
great German military machine. In
all Of which we take no stock Indeed
the activity and energy OF the German
forces are conspicuous denial OF all
such reports, which, no doubt, enin-
ated from a source where the wish
vas father to the thought" Evidence
does not bear out these vague re-
ports On the French front the Ger
man offensive Is as vigorous as at any
time during the war. even II the re-
suits are not always In their favor,
and the incessant use Of artillery
would go to prove that the supply of
munitions is inexhaustible. Not only
is Germany holding its own On the
western front, but has been able to
throw heavy achievements to the
eastern front, beating back the great
offensive taken by the Russians a
few days ago. A country capable OF
maintaining long defensive lines, and
then able to strike terrific blows at
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-07-27
Tom Burgett arrived at OroviIls

Tom Burgett arrived at Oroyille
last week from his old home in Penn
sylvauia where be vent from here
about year ago. The day after his
arrival Mr.. Burgett went to work on a
mower in the hot sun AS q result the
skin has sloughed off both arms and
further he has bad case of blood
poisoning
While the ladies Of the Red Cross
were industriously engaged upon the
work they have in hand last Thursday,
and the heat was most unbearable, DR..
Masters very generously came to their
rescue with a liberal supply Of COOL
ing refreshments. The ladies desire
the Gazette to express their apprecia-
ton for the kindness.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-07-27

-, -o Chr Nc. 4. idsntical. with y, tse
l24l'U *. Cor. o. amends, ioe SeI 5
; sraaiss stone isZ ;,i;b -r.o ms Of
ms IN the ground; VIII 6 ~ s. ana
stone -I mi Il a Whence juniper. y rs q
80 hsars s. 50 deg. q min w
AT feet s7 = var.
"a eI 4 aSs ris5, bapk OF similkAHeen
as iatersect tire lode me q NJ 'h IA
claim at y. 30 deg. - H. II,
fsec from the discovery cut III,
.-ss - rcr No. 1 the place o. be- IN p
a-'' -1,.- containing 90-55S acres.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-07-27

Under the law provided By congress
for the Organization Of an army BY
compulsory service the provisions Of
the selectiye conseTiptioo act have
been carried out so far as drawing the
name Of those Who are expected TO
Join the eoIors- This drawing took
place last Friday and Saturday. in
Conformity with plans prepared By
the proper authorities az the capital
with the object Of making the selee-
ton absolutely fair lnd impartial
Under that draft, the names OF 1874
800 men between the ages Of q and 80
years we're drawn from the various
states Of the Union. and from that
large number $4,000 will Be selected
10 fill the ranks OF the guard and the
regular army. The large number were
drawn because il Is expected that full
" 80 per cent OF those drawn Will be
disqualified through physical disahili-
ties or eIsnptions After the lists o.
couscripts have been siftsd and win
moved, as duly provided for. the QUO
q required from each state will Dc
modified at designated training
camps, aud the raw material will b
subjected 70 intensive training 70 81
the men for the duties that nay Be re-
CURED Of them 1t will be months be
fore these levies will Be- IN form for
actual and active service and uni
verszI prayer goes up that before The
time eIapses the var viii have ended
and this vast army Of young msn- the
bone and sine~ Of the country. will
no. be called upon to face the dangers
and hzrd=hips Of modern warfare
However. Il they are finally called up
On ID uphold the honor Of the country
they will do their paFs faithfully and
veil, and by their acts adding further
Ius.er TO the American flag Those
Eho have been selected In this local
.ty take their fate eheerf1lly, and i
in the end they are called upon Il
face the enemy, they viii do their par
uzntuIly. 1t il no reflection upon
those so selected that they enter the
service Of their country By this mean:
nor i there any doubt but that theJ
will make admirable soldiers. In mos
foreign countries military service Il
compulsory, and IL the same Law pre-
vailed in the United States the country
would not have been 50 erininallI
uuprepared as it Is today. Further
more, service will Be a great advan-
.aze and benefit to the young NET
called out Few Of them have eTeI
been subjected to stern discipline
such a. Is absolutely necessary in hf
army, and between the discipline and
the training. they will leave the ser
vice in an improved physical eondi
ton, more self reliant and far bettsl
equipped TO take up the ordinary du.
ties Of life
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-07-27
G-sz. Ncr.Ezrn -oes-
- - frBg

-es csz.nulnz a corner No = dent
60 @I-1 L1= y " 49, = - -
del l-ez-21 = granite 500 -
l211. - Il Is Z --z = -
E-a Elo1z1 = stone 4-ols s--=s
zrl E.zrxsd EILn = cross Az
--L-4@, U7zzsSs -
NJ q Is1r uz.zk 9. SL12--z4z.4=e-.
rIgsE. bzL secs. - ard u Z -
" Z - - W H. pears ~ -
daz- Is IN. W, 34L-4 -
Lc=EGs y. % Ezg ~ -4-- 4 -.
"a De- - z--- 4
-s4i A-1l-Z <L.ag o.zEk o. S4-I---2-a-1-=--i
E4F=r Lz.eEs=CL lie .lo= ----= y
Ks CAN AZ = j. 1=s- = -----,
W. 80 .se1 tEUZ Tie eS1L=E O
tie GLs..ssEsEy sat- 4l= ODE -le
bears :. % deg a. TT =, -. -
.ss-7 20 coz. No. :, Identical Eilh the
y. = Cor. q Amended .oc2I9o a
E-zzlrz sEcZ=. lSKL61L4 rs :
LIS II L1s gTc--1. via U-1- e
stone z-szg s-1=- ard 11z1- ~'IA
Lane $ : De :. z-l- < YAK
s-g.s Grsz[ ElrtLsr- Railway Lr1cz
bears :. - csg- Z aid y - deg
"
ssS.4 Railway sr4r ioE mine, ceArz ;
81 1zg- - 81. 4
: = SO. Q. 41s-l1='1 .oc4- t-0l-r Z
granite stone -4Ll4X5 rs, Is rs
= tie ground VITA mound o
ssoZs 4-01ss-+=,H- z1- VIA = cross
49, 4--~44-
Tas1ce :. So deg "A -z4a- " var
"a 1=S- ~ Ill I
1913 INTEREST tie lode ne u taLs
claim ~ :. - Gzg- - -I1- =,
SIS fs=- fruZ the discovery
SAT-
$50 70 1or Ng. .-=lt.-4l GlL1 TIE
: ". or. u Amended -4-Al4ol-
granite s.1Cz laLl9Xs Is, - lis.
= L-z ground WIKI mound OF stone
zL1Zz s1sz= AID Elza- Win = cEoss
ard t-lLgA
Lo=l-e y. - deg. 90 u-lo- ". Var.
- deg ~ Eli Z
laIs.s Gr=2G N5rtlsrn Railway tack
bears y - deg Z ard = - dee
".
-91-5 To COZ M ! Tie p-z-s u Be-
gz1i1gs 1o-Ez-zIng L4.I-@ acres
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-07-27

Congressman Dill has introduced a
bill in the lower house Of congress to
declare the Okanogzn river to Be- a
nonnzvigzble stream, and our senator's
are working along the sanne lines in
the upper house. II Is q measure that
should have been adopted By con-
zrezs as soon a. the railroad vas con.
structed through the valley, as that
means Of transportation put the va.
ter haul, what little there was Of it,
out Of business forever and day. The
Okanoza1 river was designated q
navigabis stream by the Washington
authorities more through courtesy
than to meet condition Of fact True
for very few weeks during the pre-
vslence Of very high water IN the
spring, or early summer, the Okla
hogan il passs6Ie for boats Of light
draught as far up as Riverside, and
further, il Is true that IN early days
before the advent Of a railroad, that
boat service, short though it was, va:
considered a very great convenience
to the people Of the northern part O.
the county. But with the completion Of
the railroad paraIslling the river
navigation ceased on the Okanogan
never TO be resumed. There vas nc
longer business for the slow and IN,
certain steamboat, and navigation
automatically ended Furthermore, il
is doubtful IL steamer will eve.
again ply the majestic bosom Of the
Okanogan, majestic On a limited scale
even during the very brief season
when going By boat Is possible. Hence
the river Is only navigable on pape7
yet being recognized as navigzble By
the war department, which We believe
Is the department that sits in judg.
menr upon the navigability or nonnav-
liability Of all streams Of the country
works a great harship on the county
as the present condition as recognized
By the department requires draws on
all bridges built across that stream
adding very materially to the cost OF
these necessary improvements, a Ne
Sessity that grows with the develop
ment and settlement Of the county Ii
is the unanimous hope OF the people OF
the county. Who are called upon TO pay
the shot when bridges are constructed
that congress will recognize the Wis
dom and justice Of acting promptly
upon the bill nov pending, declaring
for all time that the Okanogan river
is nonnavigable stream.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-07-27

j Reeve
lay mol
y Judge
was a v
Four
drew a
Mg.
'sJuda,
81, c.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-07-27

America has too long been the
dumping ground for foreign element
that Is menace TO republican govern
nent That has been demonstrated 10
an alarming extent since the declara.
ton OF var with foreign nation
There are people who will not become
Amsricanized- What congress should
do Is TO make the immigration laws 50
drastic that there can BE- no aggmen.
tatton OF this undesirable element
after the var.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-07-27
Frank E. Mitchell
Nelson, Wash.
after a vacation of several wee

after a vacation of several wee,..
spent with relatives at Everett.
Carl Schassberger and family leav~
Saturday morning for Spokane
visit two weeks with Mr.. C's., mothe
While out Mr.. Schassberger will S,
cure an assistant to help in his tailos
ing.
Charlie Cline was down from Il
ranch near Wanicut lake Tuesds
and reports that his grain is practi
ally total loss. The stalks are on
a few inches long with very sms->
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-07-27
LcszzhIre Lo1z

surrey 40 lA-4.
Beginning AZ Cor. No. l. Identical
WITH ire Cor o. Amended i1ca--1a
and with Cor. No. 3 Edna LoE=.
tEls surrey 2 porpcTry stone, -
Z1eLL3 t1s-, = i-s u tie gr5l1 :
=.t1 l1o.z-t q stone zloEEs- j.
and marked with 4 cross ana : .
HOB, whence wall O. rex II rzr
way cut 5sa-z : s. deg - r-l1
e ga tzz- MD Win c-1.s
and Bg 5-I-iIl3 a. pant . fee.
4ocv= track Wa. q rock IL ra..-
way CIT tea-z - = t=z - min
z s5-5 feet Elr-5- with Z Cross zrt!
BE 5-l-il93 a. point ! foot ADORE
track Mouth O. discovery -ut
hears s u dsy. = NH. ". sQs :
t@st NC frzc -.11aI ss-s. bet =
and II bears y. l. deg. q min Z
Ts4ace 5. 90 dsz. . min. : Var
- deg. 40 min Z
along line 81 Edna Lode. this
survey.
Great .7or-hera Railway track
bears y. Is deg Il min z
; 4LteFs@ct Ll-z between sscz Il
and II al 5 g a u.z ". so 3
feet from tire NC On eft bank OK
SIN KAN zsn liver AMI AZ y. dag
cor. Of secs II. H. Il ard Is
To Cor. No. ? Identical with the
s. z cor. q Amended locatiC1.
and with cor. No /. Edna lode
t1is surrey. 2 granite stone. Soy
l5Z14 t1s-. Il i1E-- In t1e ground.
WIKI mound % stone alongside
Ikt- E-td z crosg and 4---lt3s
heEcs s % deg. g KIN W Var
"A deg. E
0 IntsEsect the lode Has q this
claim az :. % deg - uir. z 1870
.sst from TIE discovery cut.
ne lode Mls hears rCrrh 3T d.
. min " 1870 feet
Ints-sects the line between sees
IL ard Il At - deg - rrl-. ?
s7zs feet from the cor. -
SEES u. Il - ard =. and AZ :
Q deg "a ufu W. 1853 see- fr1r1
the NC On left hank q river.
To cor No. : Identical with tie
s ". Cor u Amended I1czti9-
granite stone 2fEI5T5 i1s IL
IFS IN TIE ground. with mound az
sto-s Alongside ukd. With 4 crozz
AID 3-il93. whence Cor. of sacs
". IL Il ard Is bears : 0 d.
e NH z s7sI feet
Thence y % deg. g nln. ". Var.
q deg. 10 riu. z.
, Great NOrthern railway tra~k
bears ". II deg. e and s. II deg.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-07-27

sc-rsarzL.1z. ,-z4-4zzc Azt sA So -
.sE 10 LzEs - Eae S-tt= g VS. -
via Ia ,E-1G - sE--z = 49, Ma
rcsr c.rfse s1trssS ~ a-s-. e : - = -
-sszz Sc-zry, SrzL= = 60
lr-c-zu : s.-aAglzs1 aez1t go 49, -
nsy = EzeE. VIZ = .11Ss. e---s@ 49, -. =
Ecs z.-r=ss al1 Ees.s1zl--S = re,..-s-'----9,--
Osz-cEaz cc--Ey. safe - NAs1--s - -.
as zz1z zrEllcaEi0a loE = IA1Ss=. ..t.. ~ ~
MEL A--SaE sSS- es s-le u 80 $3.50
.o5z. vs4z - z-z-z1 eSeos-L 80 = 80
S-uzz5 sGe .zs< - Ea1-1s A@-- - -
e raa Eeca gls.s. vsk- % G---=-@A - -
- $500 -rus--z So feet u ~t4-A'
800 linear gssg - TIE 1osSF l-1s 49, 80
vsIa o. L--srzL -srGzas. 49, .-.-
--~-.r-s s.s -. Il sl1Lns 1sls.s lLlls@f
Fees a re Nsw E.r2 locz. ven q --.--sl = =
csc.ssI- wlln s.zrtze= gIo11c @Sl-3 LsSe =.
go Ard 1870 laczzl LsS[ % tie JEs--
NorI1=rr E-xtzcsssn s1s-=- ven " l----= -, =
esuos1E Via szr1Azs szo1l1 49, -=S- 20
IL ro-Ilzrly ed EEsEsa1-. 49, Ie=- . N--S
s.3grEeriy end rEsrs1E - Sl'1I4l- $3.50
x sSs.G zerss A. designated --l1 4--.y -. {
fully t=sGzioss. - tie E-=l1 i-2-=S 49, 80
- uL.r cn re u rs CE11-s - 49,!
No Lll3, IEE r&E-----2E -s=-E4r 49, ----- -
u -=l-E IS -1--Es. 49,
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-07-27
Serial No. 0i57s0.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR UNIT.
Ed STATES PATENT.

1Io3
United States Land Office, waterville
Washington, Nay 20, 1917.
sncs Of IN act Of Congress approved Nay
~ l171 tho Rjeh Bar GintrS CUnpany, 4
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-05-12
Il primo ''Dezz0 6i C8fta "

II primo trattato violate daIla
Germania non e - come 81 crede
comunemente - il "pezzo di car
ia" che garantiva la neutralita
belga, ma il trattato del "A giu-
gno 1916 che garantiva la neu-
tralita delal repubblica di Mores-
net.
Moresnet e una repubblica
neutra, un POGO piu grande ma
un POGO memo abitata (3,434 a
nime) di Monaco, che 81 trova ira
il Belgio e la Germania, al conf
ne della provincial di Liegi e della
Prussia renana,.
Dal 1917 Moresnet soppresse il
servizio militare. ed aboli Peser-
cito peunanente. Lo State adot-
ia aIIora Ia IegisIazione francese,
mentre processi e Ie cause a ca
rico del repubbIicani di Moresnet
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-05-12

tare ammenda del propri tort,
Slcun di guadagnarci sempre
motto verso la nostra massa,
glacche m vecchio adagio ha
.sempre scritto in certe carte
che "peccato confessato e mezzo
perdonato."
81 Vuole, vogliamo per davve-
70, con tutta coscienza giovare
allie nostre masse dial pulpito del
glolnale'e ola quello delPassocia-
zione? 81 sia sincem e 81 abbiano
prlnclpii onesti anzitutto. La
gherminella, il brutto gioco, la
Ialsa pretesa, hanno sempre a.
Vuto nei momenti storici della
vita una potenzialita caduca. Po-
Vero colui che e costretto ad edi-
flcare su di un'area sabbiosa! -
e fatalmente costretto a We
dersi cadere Pedificio, gran
de o piccolo che abba
potuto costruire, da m mo-
mento al'altro. Sono sempre lie
basi granitiche che dicono della
Solidita di certe Fundamental q
beato .sempre colui il quale sd
.scavare fino al punto di trovar-
le per poggiarvi solidamente il
suo edificio.
Concludendo moi diciamo di a.
we're tutta la buona intenzione di
purgare il nostro ambiente di
tutti quegh clement malefici e
morbosi che possano affliggerlo.
N tale azione richiediamo sole la
cooperazione del buon elemento,
dell'onestO elemento coloniale
perche owe in tale azione, doves
simo Sentire il bisogno di ricorre-
re ALA compagnia di disonesti e
di bacati, preferiremmo cento vol
te dire d'essere sempre soil ad af-
frontare lie responsabilita di una
Iotta che, mel suo quadro gene
rico, presenta lati difficili, qui-
stioni complesse, angoli sempre
ottusi da dovere ridurre e SINUS
sare a dovere. La Rassegna
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-05-12

del duca Francesca III d'Este 81
gnore di Varese a convento di
cappuccini, da solitaria dimora
signorile a stanza di famiglie vii
leggianti, fino al giorno in cui la
Societa non lacquisto per farla
servire a un mobile grande idea
lie cui pote aggiungersi anche u.
malta opera di beneficenza; in
fatti il Civico di Varese fu il pri-
mo a lanciare l'idea che Convit-
ii italiani accogliesSero piccoh
profughi superstiti del tememo-
to di Messina e quattro di essi vi
sono ancora ospitati, circondati
dial fraterno amore degli altri
piccoli amici.
Una sommaria occhiata alPe-
sterno di questo istituto permet-
te subito di vedere come esso,
per modernita di fabbricati co
struiti dietro le piu recent esi-
gene edilizie e pedagogiche, per
suppellettile di nuovo modello,
pol 00'''o''i'" 'iio'ei ne non ( Sc
condo a nessuno del piu reputati
o'',''si' - Pioi' i'''i i0o inaooii'
Dei' ''oy0 eo''o"'oie { oile e!a IN al
- 9 ,0' 9'0F' '0q "i''"'l UlCoil
=. =. oo''o' 81 u' 0o,''Pe'eilA" { 'Ia'ic@
- ~" - ''O.O '''ii'o uei,Ca'o' Puo
I l''o'yio Z u'U''''oo ''eil iiI'eiho'
.,,o,,.i ,'i-e o. =. oo.,'e 'U!i qu"ie i"i
x ;: ''sIN% :, y, l.4 - lIIIii : Vi 'iieA1l luii7
>,,o'l! = lo'' NV '','e oui Soi u 80
p o'lo''0'e 0o'' '''ii'o i'''e'ie''o VI
~ D
:. S'o9:o viSi'' pei i'ie''e SuoiCo
~ y: 80 - .. 0''o ''o'i d u az"
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Come funziona un grande Convitto
moderno. L'origine la vita del
ColIegio Civico di Varese


Chiusa fra il verde dele COLI
ne moreniche, la gentle e moder-
M Narese sorge in posizione We
rmmente meravigliosa fra gran
Ii laghi lombardi questo suo
Griyilegio naturale 10 spirito di
intraprendenza del suoi uomini
d, studio e di lavoro lie hanno in,
fuso una vita alacre e veramento
mirabile.
Il soggiomo salubre e tran
luillo che essa offre ha fatto 81
'he le sue colline 81 sono andate
popolando di innumerevoli e SON
THOSE vile, di giardini e di alber-
CHI; il silen2io raccolto del suoi
verdi dintorni concilia quanto
mai 10 studio ed il raccoglimento.
Ed e cosi che nella storica e
grandiosa Villa Quiete - nome
significativo quanto appropriate
~ prossima Il centro della citta
.e circondata ola un grande parco,
r sorto, Il 100 metri sui mare, ri
rWato dai Venti, gaio ed ameno.
un istituto quale pochi in Italia
ed all'estero e dato di incontrare:
il CoIIogio Convitto Civico. Esso
q pubblicamente considerato co
me slto Oh ricostituzione fisica,
~ raccoglimento di studio co.
Sjltuisce per Varese motive di lie.
glttlmo vanto oltre che di soddi.
sfazione di un bisogno che i tenn
p. moderni facevano particular
mente sentire.
Mel 1908, Varese, con una pO-
polazione di oltre 10000 abitan-
II, capoluogo di circondario la cui
circoscrizione 81 estende a ben
100 Comuni, era ancora priva di
un ginnasio pareggiato, e la gra-
We Iacuna ogni giorno piu danno-
sa pote solo in quelPanno venire
coImata. Alcuni cittadini getta-
rono lie basi della creazione di m
CoIlegio Convitto rispondente in
tutto G per tutto allie moderne e.
slgenze didattiche ed inteso mel
medesimo tempo a rendere pos
sibile Pistituzione di un ginnasio
comunale pareggiatO. Troppo
lungo sarebbe rifare la storia, del
resto a suo tempo Illustrate dal-
Ia stampa, di questa iniziativa,
seguendola attraverso le fast del
Ia sua ttuazione. Basti dire che,
grazie specialmente all'alacre
propaganda ed anche al non lie
We concorso pecunario del prof
cav. Enrico Macchi I'll cui esem
plo tu presto segulto ola motif al
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-05-12

Silvio Liberatore, a quell'epoca,
la cessazione del giornale. Silvio
Liberatore e di natura troppo
ribelle perche potesse soffrire le
coercizioni altrui. e. abituato a
'ore quello che sente, tutto clio
che gil pare giusto di fare a pro
aoaito di ogni causa, di ogni ra-
lone, di qualsiasi disputa. Mes