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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-08-16
GENERAL NEWS NOTES
TENS Of Interest Gathered from VAR
Gus Sources.

h"-riH'n h""I'" "i'h HN' S'''H ~
~. GI:i"i, N iill'i''c!i''H >'"''N i'','
saturday uI=ht an" I"' H""' WIN
s....ryu in cash au': otl'"r h""Ii.
,.r,I,,,ip.,r,. ,ur,,in- viii br h,ld
-, I,t.ir tn,:,y 10 ;irr:,,!::. for In"
o,..uir.. oi IN" Chimes" parliament.
rhr military party will dOminat" tn"
.l..i;!.I.i:, :md VIII tIy /" eject llhH
Ship Chang as president.
~, t,ri,,tir. committee Of the w:tr
ir.,r.,r,.s hoard ha- refused priurit,
,....,.r,..I -, I,... i,s..G IN rh.. rouslrIIc-
tia, q, :, tabernacle. Tor i:.y. I;iliy
S,,,.,i.,, at Providence. l.. l.. whri" h."
= ,n hoII - revival in September.
I'm general order No. 80. Director
General McN.iuu has forbidden ih"
sale nf liJuur and iutOXirTtntS al any
Kind in dining cars. II Slhui;EIS an"
railroad stations under F"d"ial con
troll. TIE, order is effective ii once.
and means hon'-drI railroads whii"
under government control.
r,-.n,t from prlmlud SAYS that
, strike I.a% L"",rn out th'r" i'"';ils"
,I,.. ui,rlir, Of food i< too bad. Th"
.tr,k,. affects ~ .uuu workers. says -
,rf.i.,r,l Gun Th, Iln"im. Prisons
nv. L,rn u,..u,i .,nd tn" prisoners
offered freedom it they w.ll work. hut
m,si of them say they prefer prison
,,,r,I,,i,,,s ,u "fr,r,lum" nS understood
=, ,,,,,,.,r, .rI., ara ;IlSu too weak
..pd h.,rI..ss .rh,. fc,.Im" is that the
si,uo,iun is such tha, the public can
mo, hold ont NOR" than two months.
They are now haNin" only four ANA
"n"-lihlI ounces "I hi'ah '''"H '"' NV
l"iHt"S. only thfh'iS.
Tho members Of the Roumanian
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,r Tin. I,,,u,,ri,u ,.IrIinmrni. II WAS
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,,.r ,,,,ui,r and ihr members at his
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-08-16

Expected Too Much.-AhinI'ia''
Blunt wnS uauI@cr al hotel IN
kIltnnuiu. ct n ;u.tN hay" been
pmnXSutnwn.4. y lhiI:ti"lphEt man
having business IN Tia" western par
of the stat, pat NJ th"r" ON" night.
Approachin= TIA" manager he said.
"Mr. Hlunt Nr .Iuhu Green. al i'hIl-
ndclphia. told ~" I" introluc" myself
To YOU and her" | am.
Blunt, busy with his books. kept ON
being busy.
The I'hiladclphian. thinking he had
nnl been heard. said. My name is
William Smith. Mr. John frrcn Of
Philadelphia. told mr To look you up.
Blunt never looked up ana never
said Il wold.
Smith made another attempt. MIR.
John Greer of Philadelphia" he said.
told me II introduced myself I" You
YOU would Srr that | WAS given good
treatment"
Then Elunt pat down his pen. What
the dickens Il" Hou want me IL do"
he demanded. Kiss YOU" l'hila-
d"lphiH Ledger
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-08-16

(: Most blind ard deaf people are
not nearly so sensitive about their
afrlir;ionS as We think they are. The
Deaf Times, for instance tells this
story: The railway chairman Tas eN-
planning his reorganization Of the
staff. and came to Spriggs. The chIf
shareholder gaspcd. 'SpriSss, What
on earth can he do? Why. he Is so
deaf that he can't hear thunder.
What post have you given him?"
81 think you will agree" returned
the chairman stiffly, that the direc-
tors understand their business thor
oughly. Mr.. Spriggs will attend each
day and hear all complaints from pas
sengers,"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-08-16

ON the Wide spreading" acrodromo
or the british night bombing squad
ION little groups of men are stand
ing about in the darkness. looking
toward the east. and waiting Tor tn"
return of the machines which lett
.umr hours before for Germany.
Every few moments some one looks
at his luminous wrist watch. The
first machine is due back now. I'm
the east can lc seen the distant flick =
rrimG ut the German S"arrhliGhiS. and
occasionally the reflection in the dark
sky OF gun flashes and shell bursts.
Bu; despite these faint reminders III
strife. a curious hush. an almost un-
natural calm. rcigns over the aero
dromr.
Ten minutes later u faint hum he
comes audible To cNpcCtant ears. and
then two tiny lights are seen movin"
hI-h in the v"lvcty heavens. Tn" mum
grows momrntarily more distinct I'M
Ill even Il layman would recognize il
the noise OF the engines. and soon Tia"
swiftly moving. colorrd navigation
lights can he seen distinctly. The word
is passed around, whistle is blown.
and from the hanSars and the mess
gather more officers and men in thick
eninG clusters.
Suddenly hall of fire appears in
the air near the moving lights. drifts
downward and fades away. II is In"
recognition signal. There is 4 loud
report as the answering signal is
fired from the ground. and Il big light
shoots upward--a welcome sight to
the cold airmen overhead.
The landing lights are switched on,
and the dronc OF the engines above
ceases as the first machine begins
to glide down with throttled engines
The lights can he seen moving
nearer and nearer to the ground in
wide curves. and at last they appear
low down on the hanGars, slowly ap-
preaching the aerodrome. Very gradu-
ally they grow bigger and bigger a.
the machine glides in against the
wind in silence. There is scarcely a
word spoken on the ground. Every
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-08-16

&" The reverend gentleman had tr:cd
and tried To grt his congregation In
call III his house for tracts. Int al
ways they either hadn't tim" or were
suddenly struck with short sight.
Therefore. he who waS piuuS decided
tu distribute his leaves Of comfort
round the town.
H., called on the huSA clerk Of 4
large manufacturer.
Wat ls your pursuit in life. my
dear Young man?" hr asked
THAT d,rCnnS." said the busy man
In the morning it's the SO. hut ut
night It's the 6:2n."
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-08-16
Friday, August l6, 1913
soInIERs' LETTERS

rrHIS is to advise parents and friends
of Soldiers in France or IN the
camus and II they happen To De DOUBT
ful OF their ability to properly auuress
their letters or they want any niiol
nation OF any kind. the people apou'
The Enquirer Office are always s~i5u ~ y, :"
ran.,cr any assistance they are able I"
rsnJcr and. of course. without any
charge. ,,s,., snES
65 ST l.. M' bhiSi -
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-08-16
ANNOUNCEMENTS is.
FOR CONGRESS

TO the Democratic Voters Of the
Fifth District: ! respectfully ask TO
a. r"nouliualcd ana r"-"lrCt"i L"
Congress- from this District. and agree
% abide the results Of the DcmoCr',tic
Urinary Election. will not be able
10 spend much time in the District
this summer, because Of the great
amount of important legislation grow
Ing out OF the war situation, but VIII
attend meetings In the District hen
ever possible. It is absolutely essen
'iaI Tor congressman to be at tneir
nos; at this time.
". +. STEVENSON
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-08-16

4 This story comes from Il y. NJ. {.
\. hut. sn ii il isn't truc--wrll. il
ought IL he:
"Li"ht out" had sounded. and most
OF tho rumuirS were asleep. when Il
military policeman pushed his head
through the ilap in III" tent and
hawlrd
Iii. Iuu lot q hliukin' idiots, .\in't
Yer heard Lights MIt,'"
Well" rrturtrd an indignant pri-
waite. they an out. amt they
Swift and bitter cam" IN" a.NSw"":
oh, are they" Then you'd better
cover M yer nose
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-08-16
MIGHTY AIRPlANE RAID
Thrilling Bombing Expedition Over
German Supply Depot.
Gy Cap,. Paul i;rwsh'rJ

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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-08-16

Ma wants another h'oX-tail." an
nounCed the small boy in the butch
cr'S shop.
oh" said RriSkct. Did she like
the one she 'ad yesterday, them?
"Ycs"
We'll, my little man. I'll give YOU
another nice one today"
YOU'D better" said the small
youth: lin fac, ma said she wanted
one off the same ho'N as yesterday."-
London Ideas.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-08-16

e. "E.mmCrliuC," said Miss CauSti".
"you must learn To address me prop
crly. You must say. If YOU please.
madam and sometimes man. or for
the most part num-.
The haCkSlidinS Emmcrlinc duly di-
gsStCd all this. hut. unfortunately
she was not quite clear about il.
Anyway. she rushed 10 Miss Caustic 4
few days later. saying:
III YOU please. madam. and some
times mann. and for the most part
mum. masters fell down in a tit,"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-08-16
COUNTY SUPERVISOR

WE are authorized to announce
w THOS. w. BOYD as a candidate
for reelection 10 the office OF super
visor OF York county, subject TO the
action uf the Democratic parry in the
Primary election. G2 to
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-08-16
SUPERINTENDENT OF
EDUCATION

T HEREBY announce my candidacy
L for recollection To the office of Coun-
ty Superintendent Uf Education, sub
jert to The Democratic Primary.
81 t. JOHN L.. CARROLL.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-08-16
FOR COUNTY AUDITOR

7 HEREBY announce myself as a can
diGate for rc-appontment to the
office Of Auditor of York county, sub
ject TO the recommendation Of the
Democratic voters in the Primary cleo
ton. B. ". LOVE.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-08-16
I,rOad River Township.

WE arc authorized to announce
w JEFF ID. WIIlTESlDES us can
didatc for Supervisor Of Roads III
Broad Riv township. subject to the
recommendation OF the Democratic
voters Of Broad River township in the
Primary election. o2 te
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-08-16
PUBLIC TRUCKING

7 HAVE purchased Motor Truck
= and will be pleased 10 do General
Trucking and Hauling Of all kinds for
the puliC-in town or on; any distance.
Truck will be on the job all the time
and driven 10y Mr. Floyd Allison. II
you have hauling 10 do. phone No.
oil for prompt service.
o. II J. G.. SASSl.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-08-16
QUINN WALLACE.
Improve Your Land

IT LOOKS NOW as If lots of Land
will NOT BE WORKED next year.
Better try to improve your land, 50
that one acre will make what tw"
acres has been making. Sow your
land in
- CRIMSON CIOvEI;
Turn the Glover under next spring and
plant the land I'm corn, and YOU VII
make FIFTY PER CENT MORE corn
than If you did not turn the Clover
sod. We have the Crimson Glover Seed
TRY \ FEW ACRES.
We also have RAPE SEED.
TURNIP SEED.
FRUIT JARS, Extra Rubbcrs and
Extra Tops.
II'SH YOlR HOGS Mrat is hih
We have Rapicrs Pig Meal, Mill Fc"d
and Rice Meal.
YORK SUPPLY COMPANY
Wholesale AMI Retail.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-08-16
FOR STATE OFFICES

Commissioners of Agriculture, Etc.
ID HAlii;lS Uf l'cndl"iun. Anderson
- county. =. g., is :; C:tG'.i'i;i" Tor
the Office OF Commissioner "i ASrirhi-
lur,. Commerce an! ministries 81
!Sumth Carolina. subject Ia th" VIII oi
The voters in the Urinary. ami VIII
appreciate the support Of York count!
voters. 80 trS
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-08-16
ICE CR E A M

Now that hot weather has come. oc-
casiOnally you will want ICE
CREAM for your home and for par
ties picnics, etc. LET ME- SUPPLY
YOU. Amy flavor you like in any
quantity. from One Quart upwards.
Get Ny Price before you try to make
your own cream. Quality and Clean
illness Guaranteed.
MY SODA FOUNTAIN
Is ready to supply the thirsty with all
kinds of Ice Cold Drinks from the
Fountain spout and also in bottled
drinks-'iingcr Ale. Coca Cola, Pepsi
Cola. Chero-Cola. Bevo. etc.
CHOICE FRUITS
You will always find here q first
class assortment Of the best Fruits.
Call on me for your Fruit wants.
EAT AT JOHNS
When you feel like eating, come to my
Restaurant Lunches and nea- serv-
ed on short notice at moderate prices.
Yorkville Candy Kitchen
JOHN DEMAS. Prop.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-08-16

WE are authorized TO announce J. E
" LATHAM as a candidate for Su-
pcrvisor OF Roads in Bullock's Creek
Township. subject to the recommended
ton of the Democratic voters in the
urinary election. te'
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-08-16
BulI9.k's Creek Township.
BulIock's Greek.

T HEREBY announce myself as a can
L didatc for Supervisor OF Bullock's
Creek Township, subject to tie rules
Of the Democratic Primary.
62 tcs L.. NJ. BANkHEAD.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-08-16
Please Pay at Once

WHO? ME.
YES. SIR, YOU ARE THE. one
AN TALKING To If IOt
OWE THE YORK FURNITURE
COMPANY Anything uN
ACCOUNT. ALL THESE
ACCOUNTS ARf. DUE MD
DESIRE TO CLOSE Up THE
AFFAIRS D" THE YORK
FURNITURE COMPANY As
SOON AS POSSIBLE. II YpI'
OWE THE YORK FURNITURE
COMPANY ANYTHING. | Will.
THANK YOC FOR AN ENRI.I
SETTLEME;NT.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-08-16
Real Estate

All aboard the train to succeed. Buy
REAL ESTATE.
l>6 acres about miles from town on
Sutton road: two S-room tenant
huuSrS: i-horsc farm open: plenty
of timber. For Il bargain see me.
lJi acres. !. miles from York on King x
Mountain road: 6-room reside me-:
barn: good pasture. etc. VIII sell
nS q whole or in two parcels.
Ni,- hIlding lot. 5OXl56 feet ON CHAR
Iultr street. VIII take nice COW IN
unrt pnNmcnt. Soc IN" about thlS.
rwo nice lots on East .l' iI"rS"n 81.
n,aI Graded School. II will pay
Nou Ia investigate.
Remember. ! hav" lots of others
both country and town.
Money to lend at 7 per cent on
farming lands.
GEO. w. WILLIAMS
REAL ESTATE BROKER
I.nnni oOI First NntI hank IsuiIttng.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1918-12-21

Salpato da Questa patIIa di o.
dozione il giugno scoTsO, dopo ap-
pena due mesi di sommaria istru-
zione fu .inviato in trincea, owe 81
fece ammirare e stimare dai SUI
periori e dai compagni, per la di-
scipliHa ferrea e per 10 scrupolo
nelPadempimento del dovere.
Quando giunse per lui il gior-
no della prova, mostro di essere
degno fglio di quena terra che fu
sempre culla di eroi e combatte
come sa combattere un baldo gio-
vane, pieno di entusiasmo e con-
scio della propria missiOne.
II 26 ottobre - giornata vera
mente epica - prese parte, IN
sieme col suo reparto, a ben sci
assault e vi compi prodigi di va
lore.
Ferito piuttosto gravemente,
rifiuto qualsiasf soccorso e volle
rimanere al suo posto, con la fac
cia rivolta verso il nemico.
NelPultimo attacco egli che
trovavasi in prima fila, agitando
la gloriosa bandiera del reggi-
mento, colPesempio e cola vOce
incitava i compagni a dare adde's
so agli Unni barbari feroci,
Ma egli era ferito ed il sangue
perduto gil fece venir memo le
forze, sicchee cadde esaustO.
Inviato in un ospedale, trovasi
oggi in via di guarigione.
AlPeroe AbruzZese giunga da
queste colonne il commosso salu-
to di tutti j suoi copnazionali e
Paugurio che torni presto in
mezzo a moi col bacio della gloria
sulla fronte maschia e giovanile.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1918-12-21

NJ. Hoagland, Liut. G. w. Mano-
val.
II sindaco, Hon. Archibald NJ.
Hoagland, fece un brindisi di au-
guri al festeggiato, cui segui il
luogotenente di artiglieria G. w.
Manoval. ST fece della musica con
Ia nota pianista Ester Giglio ed
il Prof. Wilbur M. Miles; 81 ballo
quando le ore piccole comm
ciarono a rendere pesanti le pal
pebre ci accommiatammo a ma
lincuore, ma Geti di aver festeg-
giato un giovane che ia onore al
Ia colonia ed a Sc stesso.
MOI della mezza eta dovemmo
contentarci star dietro allie
quinte, owe a dire il vero non ce
la passammo male data Ia vici-
nanza di I'm certo spumante che
ad una certa ora ci fece diventa-
re giovanni di 18 ami, 0 almeno
cosi ci illudemmo di esserlO. DUAL
che sospiro, ci fece accorti che
attire feste sono in vista, spe-
riamo subito.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1918-12-21
NOIiZIe DOLE G0IO1ie
WlLLIAMSPORT. Pa.

Dec. /. 1918 rimarra indimen-
ticabile come data mel cuore del
giovane sergente Michele p. Ca
sale, appartenente al students
Army Training Corps delTUni-
versita di Bucknell, e fglio del
nOto e stimato banchiere di que
sta citta Thomas d. Casale.
Ricoweva il suo compIeanno,
ventesimo. L'eta della gioia, del
sogni, dele speranze; e gil amici
voIlero solennizzarlo ali Hotel
Casale con un banchetto di sOr-
presa. Erano tutti giovanni i pre-
senti, ed inutile quindi descrivere
Pallegl'ia, la cordialita e il buon
umore che regno per tutta la Sc
rata.
La signorina Ida Ellen Giglio,
fglia del Supreme Tesoriere del
70. F. d'I. delizio la lieta adunan-
"a con degli a solo da usignuolo.
Fischio imitando il flauto e fu
calorosamente applaudita. Fra lie
"war time songs, la, OUR SOL
DIEDS Of II, flu ripetutamente
cantata e suonata e ballata con
fragorosi applause. II composite
re di questo allietante pezzo di
musica, tanto patriottico e popo-
lare, ne e proprio il signor Thos.
d. Casale padre del sergente, il
quale 81 dedica motto ALA poesia.
Fra le sue poesie in inglese 81
notano America, parodia al
Liberty Loan, "Lusitania", "Sa-
crifce" America only Thee"
"T'll Stand by Uncle Sam" etc.
| genitori erano raggianti. II
giovane sergente impeccabile nell
PelegaDte divisa militare pareva
trasfgurato. lie gentili signorine
facevano a CARA a colmarlo di
augui. La cena fu splendida, di-
retta dial Re del Cuochi signor
Joseph Santarelli.
Fra i present., appartenenti
ALA High School No. Is, dove il
sergente e gTatuato, notammo:
Irene Bartolomei, Beatrice
Philips, Esther Giglio, Josephi-
ne Fry, Adelina Vannucci, Helen
Gouldy, Virginia Schillaci, Lucy
Carone, Angeline Bartolomei,
Lucille Lapoint, Ida Giglio, Mar
ghuerite PooTman, Carmen Caro-
ne, Anna Schillace, Mary Gala,
Tiny Lupport, James Smith,
Charles Sames, Arthur Fett, An
drew Casale, Frank Clarice, Pri-
vate John Smith, Gheriz Piersen,
Ralph Carone, Mr.. & Mrs. Ore
stes Giglio, T. Marchcsc, Mr.. &
Mrs. A. Vannucci, Cilla Hon. A.
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LA QUISTIONE ROMAEA

La question: romano che 81 a
ottawa ira il popolo ed il Cover
no Italiano, sarebbe stata soddi-
sfacentemente risolta, secordo
viene asserito in dispacci al Dali
ly News, provenienti da Roma.
II Pontefce avrebbe Iiluncia-
to a lutte le pretese di potere
temperate ed il correspondence
afferma che egli avrebbe prega-
to il Presidente Wilson di mott
care al Rappresentanti degli Al
leati mel Congresso della Pace
questo accomodamento che inn
plicherebbe la internaziOnalizZa-
zione del Papato.
Wilson 81 sarebba assunto Vo-
lenGeri l'incaIico.
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PER L'ORFANOTROFIO
+ RICOVERO.

Continuiamo a dar conto dele
contribution e dele adesioni per-
venuteci per POrfanotrofo e Ri
cOverO.
Dal Venerable della loggia
principe di Piemonte" N. 210,
Domenico Scott:
'Dopo circa cinquanta giorni
di astensione forzata dale nostre
sedute, essendo ogni riunione
proibita per nlisure sanitarie, alb
biamo potuto fnalmente riconvo-
care la nostra loggia.
"Circa la contributions pro
Observation-Disclosures, j fratelli,
pur riconoscendo Ia santita del
Popera altamente unanitaIia, eb-
ber0 dichiarare che troppo
grande fu 10 sconcerto portato al
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Il VALORE ITALICA
RiFULGE DOVUNQUE

Domenico Ludovici e un ottimo
e modesto giovane delPAbruzzo
Aquilano che, alpombra della
bandiera degli Stati Unit, ha
combattuto eroicamente in Fran
cia. ed ora trovasi licoverato in
un ospedale a curarsi dele felfte
riportate sui campo di battaglia.
| giornali esaltano Pardimento
ed il valore del giovane eroe.
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-
Oratore, Plao Geaia.e. Ies0Tie-
re. Santfni Nazarero. Seer di
,Finan2a: S8ano Francesca. Segr.
Archivfsta: Cuatori: Maucuso
PasouaIe. NaIamaci PaoIo. Vizza
Luigl. Fesice Rosario. Eizza Ro-
salio Carimoaieri: Gallo Anto-
nio 1Ta~uc. s. vertC; SeuHneIla
interna. Nucerino Augusta; Sen
tinella esterua. COsimaao Giu-
eenDe.
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CRONACA DELE LOGGE.

II % uovembre la lOgpia Ales-
sandrO La MaTmora n. 730 ha
festeggiato la vittoria. vi fu mu-
sica, parata e banchetto. II Vene
rabile Arcangelo Leoni, POrato-
re Salvatore Leoni pronunziaro-
no applauditissimi discorsi.
La sera vi fu ballo, e furonO
raccolti per obIazione spontanca
S12.2O a benefcio delPOrfanotro-
flo.
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La Loggia Umberto | n. 75O,
nelpultima seduta, ha votato I'm
ordine del giorno di protesta con-
tro le pretese del jugo-slavi, che
ubbriacati dalPoro austriaco,
sfacciatamente affacciano del di-
1itti inesistentl su terre che so
no innegabilmente e ehiaIissima-
mente italianG.
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Reading matter per line Of l3 ems OJ5
Translauon and sstuP type paid separately
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R, CanSOIatO d'ItaIla
ORDINE DI LEVA DI MARE
DELLA CLASSE 1901


Sono chiamati alresame def
nitivo ed alTuolamento j giovanni
natl mel 1901, nonche j Tivedibili
dele classi 1898 e 1899, apparte-
nenti ALA leva di mare.
Gil interessati debbonO Tegola-
re la loro posizione il piu presto
possible, e, ad ogni modo non OIL
tire il 80 giugno 1919.
lie yisite hanno luogO presso
questo r. Consolato tutti i giO-
vedi non vestivi ale ore 10 a. m.
Philadelphia, II dicembre 1913.
1 Regio Console
G.. POCARDI