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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-17
CORN PRICES GAIN
ON ACTIVE BUYING
Farmers Demand for Fixed
Minimum Causes Good
Advances
GRAIN BELT WEATHER FORECAST

GRAIN BELT WEATHER FORECAST
Chicago. Oct. i7.---Illlnois--tnsettied
tonight and Friday. probablN rain In south
and central; cooler Friday and In north
tonight.
MIssouri-l nsettIed tonight and Fri
day. probably rain; cooler Friday and In
north and west tonight.
Wisconsln-Probabl, unsettled tonisht
and Friday; much cooler tonight and In
south Friday.
Minnesota-Genernll, fair tonight and
iowa--Partiy cloudy and colder tonight
and Friday.
North Dakota-partly cloudy tonight
and Friday, not much change In tenn
perature. -.
south Dakota--partly cloudy tonight.
cooler ln east; Friday unsettled. possibly
showers. ,,
Nebrn rnska-Increas sing cioudncss. with
possibl> showers Friday and In west to-
night: cooler Friday nnd in enst tonight,
Kansas - Increa sing cloudiness, with
probable showers late tonight or Friday
cooler Friday. 5000
Montana--I nscttied tonight and FRIDAY.
probably showers east and centraii some
what cooler southwest tonight.
WyominE-J nsettled tonight and Friday.
probably rain; cooler Friday and north
west tonight.
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POULTRY

s.ss Declined 2Sse. e,us ouotasiaps % pis Fowls q
not Leshorns. according 10 aiiss. $40
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15
ALI THE PEOPLE ARE
CELEBRATING

The news OF the surrender Of Ger
many. the abdioation Of the arch en-
cmy Of civilization, the signng Of the
armistice. the cessation Of hostilities
and the victorious ending Of the
greatest war in human history was
Ian m by Mond.y morning and the
people OF two continents were turn
cd loose 10 celebrate the victory Of
right over wrong not only are the
late belligereni countries rejoicing
but all the civilized world Is glad
Here in Snyder the people are Of
one mind We ere not clannish par
tisans anymore We are all Ameri-
cans. A name that commands the
homage Of an Europe as never be-
fore. We dismissed our schools.
called of al engagements. relegat-
ed business to the future and put in
the day in celebration OF this great
est world evcpt since the birth Of
Christ.
Flags and bunting we're in proiuse
evidence and the stars and stripes
waved the glad tidlngs from the court
house tower. from the dome OF the
Snyder National Bank and other want
age points.
An impromptu meeting was called
on the court square where Mayor
smith graduated the country. Rev.
Ia. W waddill aud Rev W. II. Sims
led the people In prayers and thanks
giving and Senator buchanan made
an encouraging and happiiying pa
triotic talk A spirit cf gladness was
manifest everywhere.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15
Farm Hints.

Now Is the time to plan the 1919
crop. don't wait to see II It is gc'ns
to be good crop year
Prepare the land early and " It
is rolling do some terraeing' The
county agent viii be glad to assist
ysu in surveying your terraces and
advising on any matter that he can
Do no forget the Importance OF
the garden and truck patches early
OF these is very important
The war has been won autoeraey
has been put down for ever, now
let us get busy and demonstrate ouf
ability to feed and clothe the world
as well as we have our ability to
Lick the Kaiser" When you are
In town come in and see us and heiH
Ms plan our work together
Let the boys begin to think about
that club acre. It viii be more In
,o,tsnt then Il ever has been.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15
SOLDIER AND SAILOR BOYS
WIVES, MOTHERS AND FAITH
ERs THANKSGIVING SERVICE


A committee has been appointed
for the purpose Of arranging spo-
eial thanksgiving service for the faith
eru. mothers and wives Of scurry
County boys who have entered the
service Of the United states in the
Army or Navy
This service Will be held at the
lethodlst church at 1880 Thursday
morning November 2s, and special
music, songs and addresses will fea-
ture the occasion
This is indeed a very lifting time
for us to show to the fathers, moth
ers and wives Of our noble boys oul
appreciation Of their sacrifice and ia
offer thanks to our Heavenly Father
for his many blessings, the ending OF
the war. tho gracious rains and the
prospects for u bounteous copr the
coming year.
Everybody is invited to attend this
service and help make II an occasion
long to be remembered by the peo'
pie OF our city and county
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15
MAYOR SMITH GETS STATE jon.
Rcslgns office. So Does Alderman
]. ". Massey.

At the last regular meeting Of tho
City Council Alderman ] W MASSEY
resigned his seat as one Of the rep
iescntatlyes Of Ward one and then
at % special meeting held last Mon
day morning Mayor J.. +. Smith ten
dcrod his resignation effective Dc.
cembor iG. II is expected that an
election will be- ordered to elect an
alderman for Ward / and to elect d
mayor to succeed Mayor Smith. Mr..
Smith was notified few days ago
that he had been appointed Assist
ant Attorney General Of Texas ef-
fectiye Jan. /. 1919, and he is re-.
signing the mayorality now In time
for the election Of successor
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15
Honor Roll.

beginning Nov 9Th; Mrs Garner,
Mrs. Rowden, Mrs. Bolin. Mrs. Har-
groves. Mrs. McClinton. Mrs. Wood,
Mrs W W. weems. Mrs. Monroe
Mrs McGlaun, Mrs. W r. johnson
Mrs Templetou, Mrs. Lookhart, Mrs.
Jim Ellis, Mrs. ]. c. Dawson, Mrs.
Hairless. Mrs Mcmillan, Mrs. Jas
curnutte, Mrs strayhorn. Mlss Nellie
Turner, Miss Efflc Turner. Mrs. c
"a. Buchanan, Mrs T.. u. barnes
Mrs. o. l.. Jones. Mrs. Geo Brown
Mrs. Murphrco, Mrs Hugh Taylor
The war is over. but please helT
finish up We have our quota ia
turn out by Nov. 3Oth
The boys are still working lei
us keep on until orders rom head
quarters telling Us to stop
Tho honor roll for past two week.
Is fine. make II larger. We hope t'
be through He'd Cross work lefoF'
very long, the room is open ever
day until further notice.
Surgical Dressings Chmn
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15
SNYDER PEOPLE RESPOND 10
CALL FOR WAR FUNDS

There was a well attended mass
meeting held at the Baptist church
Monday night In the interest OF the
Y. NJ. c. A. War Work fund. The
seven war work organizations are
making a united campaign to raise
more than 1i7O.OOO,OOO to take care
Of the soldiers during the closing
months OF service and theyare get
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15
RECRUITING LABOR FOR
THE DUPONT COMPANY

This call for government powder
plant at Nashville, Tennessee, ship
ment leaves sweetwater, next Mon
.day morning Nov 1StG Apply to Mr..
.Euls Douthlt at sweetwater FOR trans
poriatIon
The call % for carpenters at soc
per hour. time and one half for over
lime: double time on sundays and
holidays
The call ls also for unskilled labor
Mexicanl. Negroes. whitcsl at sbc
por hour at sass per day Of 10
hours,
Board may be had at the pl-nt at
$3.50 per week
Transportation and meals onroute
from sweetwaler to Nashville are ad-
yanced II workers remain Go days
with the work.
ARTHUR YoNGE.
Director cmpioymrn, service scuFry
County. Texas
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15
Womack-D k-Darrow.

Mr. Zeb b. womack and Miss Oma
barrow Of the Bethel community pro-
cured a marriage license last Mon
day and were married Monday night
Zeb had been called to war service
and was one Of the bunch expecting
to entfsln Tuesday for Camp Travis.
He babe his bride goodbye Tuesday
morning and like so many other
brave American boys marched sway
to war. but when he came to town
he learned the order had been can
celcd and he returned to assume his
new role
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15
TARDINEss IN SCHOOL.

! Some Of our pirons do not under
stand the importance Of promplness.
u appreciate their frankness to CON
fer with me upon the subject. and
/ am anxious for all to understand
5ofelhlng OF the Importance Of the
Subject
Al teachers OF dlstlnotlon firmly
stress the Importance Of H. One great
leader has the following to say; "Thc
habit Of tardinoss a. worse than oo-
casional absence, because II Ia apt to
be carried over into later life and to
cause tho individual no end OF trouble
In It's eradication. The child should
very early form the habit Of meeting
every engagement promptly, and
there Ia no way to form this habit
save by making tardlness serious
offense.' Other writer's on the the
subject set forth their views fully as
strong Indeed II would be hard to
find a teacher OF notorlety who looks
upon tardiness with allowance.
We are more or less careless with
our children at home, allowing them
10 postpone what we request done
at once, thus encouraging a habit
that viii ffequire diligence, and may
be puniaAment, for a tedcher to
break. Habits are begun at home be
fore the child starts to school II an
evil hpblt has been allowed to grow
1t will have to be rooted out by a
habit Of virtue, and that process Of
ten becomes painful.
4 business man advertlses for q
boy or a girl to work. Perhaps O
dozen applicants appear. In selecting
from the list puncluallty will be the
, strongest quality OF charactr requir'
: ed
Why do so many honest employees
lose their positions?
They are not punctual Where dc
successful employees acquire theiI
: habits OF punctuality2 Al their home'
. and in school
Q For boy or girl the school is Tho
@ biggest business In the world ThaI
h lplad Of business opens promptly al
900 a. M. Nov u a pupil is allowed
to drop In Of leisure and at pleasure
r lust any conycnlen. hour Of the day
can sou not see that Instead Of rem
Ider,ug o service The school becomei
IA detnnent to tho development t'
p. 1.-The development Of useful manhood
aud woman hood
Il Int let rs bring it closer home. Do
/, .you care to pay teachers to encour
II .ago O. habit In your child that vii
Absolutely unfit the child Cor th'
n bngncss or the professional field
am SIRE you dp not. Therefore lie
n us enlist your cooperation for al
Tendance and punctuallty among th'
pupils
Yours to serve,
/, 5. l.. RlNEs
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15

The Signal has been requested to
call attention to the War Insurance
offered our boys on leaving for train
ing camps. The rate Is reasonable, and
there is 80 much illness and dangers
Of death, that II would be well to
carry the Insurance even II the war
is over. 20 long as our boys are with
the government.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15
METHODIST ANNUAL
CONFERENCE HELD
METHODIST CONFERTNCE
4 APPOINTMENTS

The ninth annual session Of the
Northwest Texas Methodist Confer
ence closed at Abilene last Friday
night. The Conference was to have
been held at Lubbock but that town
was under Influenza quarantine and
|, Abllopc generously came to the front
and proposed to entertain the Confer
'epoS and did II we'll
A Is usual the pastoral appoint.
ments we're announced at the clos
lnE service Friday night
This list OF appointments shows
this tthe sweetwater dlstrlcO as fol
lows; sweotwater District, O. S.
Handy. Presiding Elder; Big Spring
: D. y. Doak; Big Spring Mission, 7
W. shopheard; BLACKWELL Mission
j W. Watson; Colorado. W. p Car
vim Dunn Mission. J. II. McReynolds
f1usanna Mission. s. u. Cox Herm'
leigh Mission. J r. Plant; 'l.orffne,
N. Y Moody; McCauley, ) +. Wood
litii Roby Mission. s. Y. Young RIOS
coe Mission, NJ, @. Maiden; Ro'an
Miaspn, c. o, Davis; Snyder A. W
waddili, Stanton, II. u Lilies; Sweet
water 1W. Israel Westbrook' II
". Hanks, Hemlin' {. u. Jameson
sylvester J. W baushmah' Mlss'oa
airy to Cuba, John y. Caperton'
The people OF Snyder are glad l'
have BRO. Waddlil ana ms 'ahi''
yhh Us for another year lie Is a STU
dlous' consecr"teu' lo'ce'u' p'c"o"
or, an earnest sympathetic pastor
and a good loyal helpful ellilen.
heN hardy 'he p'oaiu'nt ''u'
comes from sweetNalef Where ~
has been pastor for Two years IL
has visited Snyder ad preached th
commeucement sermon l'r our h's'
Achooi IN islif.l.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15
THE COUNTY VOTE
OFFICIALLY REPORTED

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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15
UNITED WAR WORK CAMPAIGN
SNYDER PLEDGED Si,OOO.Ot

The following men are requested
to meet with the county chairman IN
the District court room at ten O'Clock
this morning Messrs NJ. H. RoSser'
W. W. Hamilton, J. =. Chambless'
c. Il buchanan, A. C.. Wilmeih' u
L. Howell, A. W. Waddill ana the
other speakers, Il possible who live
out Of town and whose names were
read last Monday night
The city Of Snyder has been well
canyassed and pledges secured to the
amount OF about fl,lOO.OO' exclusive
Of the public schools. The high school
was visited on Tuesday morning and
pupils aud teachers were found en-
Unused With patriotism and In a ie"
minutes pledges were secured from
the pupils as follows senior Vlas'
$40. Junior Glass S55. sophomore
Glass s12G Freshman class lSl'oO'
The high school teachers Misses Long
Craddook, King and Moore eaeh
pledged $4,000 and asked that the
high school be given credit Tor inc
same Total from High Sohool
f512.5O. On wednesday the gradeS
were visited with the following re-
suits from Central building seventh
Grade 5000; Sixth grade S2S''o'
Fourth and Fifth Grades N2l'Oo'
Third Grade $500 Second Craze
.fil.OO, First Grade $500. From
North ward, Mrs. Prim's room '25'
Miss Clanton's room 622' From west
ward: Miss Clark's room '2s'bo,
Miss Howard's room $1,000. Total
from the public schools Of snyder
SS0O50. The people Of snyder are
proud Of their schools and they most
certainly have reason to be- Tor no
finer set Of girls and boys are to be
found anywhere and the teachers are
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15

During the celebration here Mon.
day a number Of ladies' In aullmo.
bilos. led by five sailor boys and I'm.
dertaker stokes. went to the Gene.
terry shortly after noon an ddecorat.
ed the graves Of Prlyates Ingram and
Darrow. This was fitting perform
ancc. making a touching scene. Flag
were carried at half mast and ten
der hands placed the patriotic decor.
ations.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15

Collections from all the SUNDAY
schools OF Snyder next Sunday "a to
be given to the W. c. T. o.. and sec
retaries are requested to turn the
amounts in to J. p, Chamblesr, trea'-
urer. at the earliest possible time.
President.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15
ANOnEH DRILL IN SNYDER.

The Santa Fe agents advised the
Signal last evening that another oil
well drilling outfit had arrived at the
freight depot, addressed to J. y.
Moore, Snyder. Texas. Further phrti-
culars could not be learned at press
time
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15

J.. Il. williamson was mere w" ,,,,A
day and presented the s'snsl WIN .,r
a very large turnip' neaSur'ns i., s,s
and one-half inches ''''ouea' ~n''" ss,,
srs arsw ON his farm six and hal'
miles southeast Of snydel inns . n.',', an.
,',ssr ,,s Indication Of what scurry eoun-
Nv aoll WI produce.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15
III. Court AZ Work.

Among other iransaclIOns 1y IOg
6ommlssioncrs Court this week 'ney ,n.y
,r.nsferred $1,000 from the Jury
fund to the general fund. It Was OF or
ssrsd that .l,e count, pay George Ep-
ply five dollars month loT s,' .S.
,',c.. u. as night watchman and the
salary Of the court house anl'or "''
oxsd at $1,000 a month
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15
DISTRICT APPRAISER ,v
COMING NEXT MoNpA'

This is to advise applicants 'na'
s0arcer p. smith. district appraiser
viii be here next Monday aecoI',ns , ,,,s
~ w. . telegram just received from the
federal Land Bank Of Houston
p. chambless. sec'-Tre'''
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15

Mrs. c. NJ. Fish has the honor OF
sending out the first Christmas pack.
age from Snyder to somewhere In
France. She sent It to her son, walla
d. Fish. now in France, last Tuesday
morning
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15

Mrs. Cora Boles has sold the Boles
Garage to W W. Famhrough. who
hts leased q 70 Gay MeGlaun. Mr..
McGlaun will operate both the Full
liloye and Boles places
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15
InIurrd While Celebrating.

The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Brumley. while celebrating last
Monday. was sho, In the palm Of his
hand with an air gun, inflieting quite
q painful. bu, patriotic wound
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UNA TRAGEDIA PASSIONATE
A. GUASTALLA

REGGIO EMILIA, 6-Si ha no
tizia da Guastala di una tragedia
passionate avvenuta ieri.
Ii diciassettenne FOntana I'm
berto profugo da Udine, era venu-
to stabilirsi a Guastalla insieme
con la sua famiglia. S'innamor6
poi di una ragazza del paese, GER
ia Pratt Franceschina.
Teri due innamorati ebbero un
collOQuio vivace, originate dalla
gelosia. Ad un tratto il Fontana
estrasse la rivoltella spare due
colpi cOntrO I'amante ferendola,
pare, non mortalmente; indi, RI
volta l'arma su Sc stessO 81 spar6
un colpo ALA tempia destra stra-
mazzando al suOlO. illuminate.
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TIVOLI, 24-Ricevo notizia
dalla vicina Marcellina che ieri
sull'annottare, dopo una scambio
di vivaci parole dovuto a vecchie
question: giudiziali, tale Paoloni
Sebastiano di ami 60 ha ucciso a
colpi di rivoltella Alessandri Lo-
renzO di Francesca, di ami AZ.
Avvertiti subito / carabinieri
questi hanno rincorso l'omicida
nei vicini vigneti traendolo in ar
resto traducendolo nellie carceri
mandamentali.
81 e recato ad interrogarlo il
giudice avv. Bianchi. assistito dal
cancelliere Santini.
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DALE ALPI
ALA Terra del Vespri

calmiere dial sig. Del Gaudio. con-
duttOre del mulino S. DomenicO.
Questi, prevedendo l'arreSto i'm
mediate, 81 dato ALA latitanza ed
ora attivamente ricercato.
ST impOngOnO pertanto energi-
che miSure da parte dell 'autOrita
prefettizia perche i due mulini a
cilindrO di Casino cesSino di es-
sere fonti di illecite speculation
a danno di tutti Comuni che ivi
attingono la farina che viene loro
Distribute per cOnto del Censor
ziO granario prOvinciale.
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barbara OMICIDIO

LUCERA, 6-Giunge notizia da
Alberona di un raccapricciante 0
micidio commesso in queIIe cam
pagne.
In contrada Serrone, il quindi.
cenne Nainera Leonardo. mentre
era a guardia del suo gregge, fu
avvicinato da un soldato latitante
e dopo breve disputa fu da costui
ucciso con un colpo di rivoItella
all 'addome.
Sono stati arrestati il presunto
omicida, soldato Recchia da Vol
turino, ! soldato fuorscito Antonio
Ripoli e il favoreggiatore di costui
Michele Russo.
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L'ASSASSINIO DEL PRETE A
TORINO

TORINO, 1-Stamane a Galuso.
ha avutO luogo il trasporto fune-
bre di quel don Guglielmo Gnavi
che due mesi ia venne, a scope di
furtO, ucciso e fattO a pezzi in un
quartierinO ammobigliato di Tori
no.
II don Gnavi. nella fatale gior-
nata, doveva portare con Sc circa
400 mila lire per una serie di YER
samenti che doveva eseguire per
conto della Cassa ruraIe di Calu-
sio, al Banco di Napoi. Prima di
recarsi all 'appntamento, verso
gran parte della somma, cosicch6
l'assassino non 81 impadroni che di
circa 80 mila lire.
[ pezzi del cadavere furono pc
scati in due riprese mel Po' ed al
tri trovati in una chiusa di via
Donizetti. I pezzi di questo pove-
TO cadavere vennero conservati f.
no ad oggi con mo speciale pro
cesso frigorifero nell 'attesa che
fossero trOyate attire parti. La
salma cosf incomplete stata ira
spOrtata ieri sera da TOrinO a Ca
luSo dove stamane ha avuto luogo
il traspOrtO funebre ALA tomba di
famiglia. Assistette tutta la po-
polazione di Caluso, il padre, la
madre i fratelli dell 'assassinato.
lD chiesa prOnunzi6 un commoven-
te discOrso | l'arciprete di Caluso.
Come e noto, l'assassino impie-
cato ferrOviariO ALA stazione di
Alessandria, Pietro Balocco, E an
cora latitante, malgrado le ricer-
che della polizia. Flu visto ulti-
a NontecarlO.
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ITALIANI

Volete che il vostro denaro giun
ga presto allie voStre famiglie il
Italia? COmprate vagha garenti
ii all'Ameriean Express Com
pany, di cui il noStro connazionale
John B. De Saints e il solo agente
IL Indiana, Pa; per la trasmissio
ne di denaro con Vaglia POSTAL {
Telegrafci. Non dimenticate l'in
dirizzo. JOHN B. DE SAINTS
Agente, 730 Phila st; Indiana
Pa.
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UN FEROCE UXORCIDIO PER
GELOSIA A TERRANOVA
DI STELLA

TERRANOVA DI SICILIA, 81
Greco Malta di Emanuele pare
che 81 consolasse-giovane e fOrmO
sa come era nei suoi % anni-del-
la lontananza del marito. che da II
meSi al frOnte.
Questi, Mobile Giuseppe, cOnta-
dino, di 80 ami, ebbe del parent
gelOsi del suO Onore, / quail 81 fe-
cerO un dOvere di avvertirlO. E
il Mobile l'altra Sera venne, non
cerc6 della mOglie ALA quale inve-
ce chiese di vedere la fglia.
| parent dell'una dell 'altra
parte 81 miserO in mezzo e rap
pacifcarono cOniugi. La prima
giornata di "A ore pass6 tranquil
la; ma durante la seconda notte,
per fumi del vino 0 per altro.
Mobile ammazz6 la moglie con do
dici coltellate, due dele quail ia
gliarono la carotide l'aorta; la
ferocia del marito 81 divela al fat
to che pinatando il coltello pareva
come scovasse ne fodo dele fertile.
Poi 81 costitui al carabinieri.
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PER LA LTNEA
SALERNO-NAPOLI

VIETRI Sui MARIE. 24-L'o-
nOrevole De Marinis ha inviatO al
DirettOre Generate dele Ferrovie,
comm. De Corn6, una lettera nello
interesse del suo collegio di pae-
81 circonvicini, circa la modifca
d'apportare al trent sulla linea Sa-
lernO-NapOi.
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TAGLIATO IN DUE DIAL TIRE
NO

LECCE, pa Squinzano, l'al-
tro ieri, verso il disco della stazio-
ne veniva rinvenuto diviso in due
il corpo di un soldato la cui com
pagnia e di stanza cola, e che ven
he identifcato per tale Martina
Ferdinando fu RaffaeIe e di Elisa
BETA Santojanna, da Lungro, pro
vincia di Cosenza.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-06-08
LA CAUS.A DEL BRIGANTE ST.
PALA

SYRACUSE. 24-n 26 comince-
ra in quest 'Assise la causa contro
il brigante Sipala, imputato di due
omicidi e di uno mancato. Egli
uccise un suo zio sacerdote e d al
lora 81 diede ALA latitanza.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-06-08
Old False Teeth wanted
DON'T MATTER IF BROKEN

We pay up to 10 dollars per set.
Also cash for Old Gold, Silver and
broken Jewelry. Check sent by
return mail. Goods held 10 days
for sender's approval of our offer.
Mazer's Tooth Speciality, Dept. A,
2OO7 S. 9Th ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
(6-29)
ST VENDE-Letto di legno a
doppio piazza con Spring" in
buone condizioni, a prezzo modicis-
simo. Rivolgersi al nostro uficiO.
ST vENDE AUTOMOBILE
Studebaker a 7 passeggieri il
buonissime condition.. Rivolger-
81 al nOstrO uficio.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-06-08
IL CONTRABBANDO DELE
FARINE

CASSINO, 5 = Mel vicino CO.
mme di Mignano fu sequestrato
m caretto; con settle quintali di
farina venduti a prezzi pid alti del