davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-17
| R|SH. ON I he.
OLD 500 ARE
NOT sLACkER|NG.
RECRUITING FOR BRITISH
NAVY NEVER WAS 30
BRISK As NOW. SAYS pl
RECTOR PERRY.

isuhiin, June sSwi.iSascnans Percy
p.rertor of she Naval Recruiting in
Ireland declares that recruiting fnr
the british Navy was never more
brisk IN ireland than Il Is at present
There are irish In every department
from the Admirsl dawn. aud The re-
ulters In the towns aud villages
throughout ireland arr always warmly
received.
Dlhlin has Just given cordial send
on TO number ~ r@cruis. ~ the
Tr~wler secsicn of lhe Royal Naval
Reserve, This branch appeals 2ar~
sicnlarly 10 lrish fishcr l.oys Who have
experienced IN tn past few months
around the Irish coast the cruelty
with whhsh the German submarine
campaign 10 conducted
The recruits psraaed the streets Of
Dublin accompanied hy hlueiaekeis
end marines ami tho hand Of The nerk
shire Regiment Among the lnscrlps
Ions on the banners In she procession
were.
The Germans are sinking Irish
slips and snardefing lrishmen jain
as and ayeng. these crimes
aNe are noaft,s boss. brother
isishmen. come along
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-17
no v0TlNc bT lDs[NT
GOVERNMENT WORKERS
Soldiers Vote Law ID Declared Ap,
plicAhle Only 70 Men Acta.
ally N Army Ard
Navy.

Men Who were cent FROM the xase
70 uanifaen plants or ether factories
70 Ne enpaosea en Government wcrk.
Who nass have been entitled TO vote
IN the primary. can not come anasf
the soldier sose Law. ss she apinsca
~ w G McAhst~s. s~crctary az the
State Ea~sssan noaSs Some in4uEry
has ee~m made c~sncsarmsne xach Goa
attaan. and he has referred Il ~ the
Attorney ueneraa whose cpinlon wsll
ee announced i'm ass ~ two The
sgataie oesesaag the soldier yose
sfeosfass that TIE man must be in
the Government se~vsoe. In the army
or navy These men are uos. strict
" speaking in she service, fw thes
have not been sahsecsea to an e@sA
nor coaad sAes sse resohea A. dessert
ers Il shes rAosa 10 aalt their work
and su away The states absentee
vy~@ law ccaia mot cover them.
esther. a. Il Is rroviSAon scr those
s~t~rs ~ho are In tAe state hat na,
in their own vctias precsncs or coan-
Iy eie~son day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-17
HOLDS NEW
ENFORCEMENT LEAGUE

Governor Williams has bcea elected
~ vice president ~ the League TO En.
feFce Peace. 81 which President
Tar Is The head The Governor re-
ecsved an invitation some time ago 60
become vice president. and he stated
today that be had notified the league
~ hts acceptance Progaganda for en- (
forcement ~ the principles rrcmal-
Tateed by the league will be extended
ie okiahoms. 4 Is said. G. n Ames.
Stare Food Administrators. IS State
chairman of the leaxue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-17

Here Is ietses sss.t = ~rsain 10
prove ~ interest 10 people in fhls
sictnsss. as cases of this sort occur
In almost esesy nelghborhcod. anf
people should know what 30 DO in like
circumstances.
savannah. Ma~ oct r. 1916
II used . bottle az Chamherlsln's
Ceaic and nfagrho@a Remedy about
nine years age and Il cured me of fiax
fcyserterye had another attack cf
the same complaint some thrta or
fcar years sxo And few doses OF this
remedy cured me have ~ >om-
mendei Chambsriain's Colsc and Di-
arrhoe4 Rewedy % dozens os people
since ! fs~st ssei a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-17
WAR GARDENS OF
ENGuMD SPREADING

Lozs3or. Jsis iT.-The food pro
ducfsus department ESTIMATES fhs'
there V under calsfTz-son In Great
Arrxs, mere thzn ss.e go scres in
sisocxn-z:s Some of this land an
aer c1slr4fssn ~ in6iFsduais 10 in
The great PARKS q Lon6un. even
Hrse Para nc; h~sng spared In tts
cfty ind rf3azis pay aksout twensy-
.sre ce.ts a year fo- psoss frurn thir
~ % so-sy Zee; /. lsnTk 20 fifsec1
O. ,verry f-<< IN v5<r--
Fcoc osrscizis ssy tAee sre more
TIA. i<ss sst zIiosz1~nis and that
shogf ief .ff'f s<res ., potatoes zre
r-o~,g 1, z.<ere1 r-osn1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-17
LONG RANGE HUN
SHELLS MIXED
IN I R 1 \ S | I.
RxPLosIvE MATTER Is Ii.
QulD AND Is CONTAINED
IN TWO COMPARTMENTS t:
oREAr RESISTING QUAIL
TIES

Paris 3aly ss-@The Associated
rywsSA --TAss tn Aarstins ehsrxe ol
stelas trosn tke German loaF rs nes
eGns Is mfsea wAsle the pro5~tsiaes
ere in actual sllSAs b sAe nelset e'
FrencA sesenslSss, seeorasng 70 s~ch
acsl scurasi rasaishes here.
When the sAealsns ~ Paris fsrss be-
xxn " wa nssAe~e that FAe explns ion
o. sAeal psrodayea black smoke
gaix~S ~gsA sAttae ~Asss anss accssn
Fsnsed nv ssnaag snaral os ether
Aecently the smoke has Aeen entirely
Waite ans very fishs- tAe ether eaor
fe-sisx8ng.
Ne sAesl thai failed 10 exnacds has
heeE seund. nor even az entire fuse
in<tcasfnx her tsaiczte and reliable
EXPLOSIVE TAis facz heads experts 70
saasoss that the shell Is charged wssA
swo iiauia explosives. separated by
the perferasad psrsaskon ~Aics i
fnowr se exist In tAe censer az the
rros~cxlls
When the shell Is fired al hsgh an :
sAe the asQasd IN the e0sser end CON
slnes wish thai n the acwer chamber.
sra ck1rrea BY the violent rotssfca.
Ffcdaces AZ the saernens an fmpacs
shr~e rntnases iater. 0erfecs mixfure
7kts voaaa ex7aair + IS said the shsi J.
ssy ot the ch2rxt &c resist the enor-
-no0s shock shsn Cred and 'he re-
rxrkassls uniformity 81 the sxpics-
Mrs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-17
TOBACCO
HABIT

nros s-s re-ssux csll sick. -r-i--
ak5<. 1ral.r sne~xT . go 1zr< tcszr-
20 s~n--- psxxzxsnx - eTes. 90. Fou
nay sr< o rirs~r.z. 1n~<e-f-<- r~cs-
p~-u.x p<-ro-zz-r ~ cu-gse~trr 10
.scrr tr<1i-<.rs
r-7 frr--~~xr kpot las -,
ru<Euh>f 90 s~|es<ze tss1-1Ds -
e-,1.s- \ esir<if AZ e1<lF. ~
r-zr pec .-r6< fzs a.s1< szr-s g
-, a. scs sr< zf<s<z-< - -c>scrp
-ztrf as Ers rke-<s - r--< 80
sufts- frzf ssf4I e-zrtzr - --sr.-<s-
49, st.r< cc~<x 49, 60 t-ret -
rrr rr1.-z-1T - = - -trc-r1-<
= tE-r&--t @~Nz - 80
~r--p- r-r<<. <a><ssr 80 s1<-k -
r-~~~~ ~ rnn< 4 <~.< rr~r7<b~. "
rzz- v~z~~~ N-r~. x7rr-~
40 <-M s<<~e~x-x pD<<rzsf N -
s<<~-.< E<sz~< TDDts. NF-S<-
e-<<,~r '. ~ fn~< rzr k><1 r<><-
= - <~px< - - ~<us 80 >r>-
S>s< = y Gmnlns - -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-17
-ss gov OF LIVING

To ezNcy ~ ws Iass have rood
health Nc one can hcpe 10 &c, much
r~zi paexsgre %; of life when hss
cove1s ARE ciagred 4 ecoa share of
the tro< ard tA@ poiscns that shont'
ee ex,~il~a are sh~ore,-,d into thr sys-
ten yreaeclEr hasda<Ae aud sntiges-
stc1 A sev eoses os Chxnb<rlairs
rah'ets VII move fhe bowels
str~1rshe. the 6trexskox and give yor
q real cAxrcs 70 r@z-frs the real 3os
a. living Try a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-17

a,c oehsr os<r-ripe vegetables or
frui.s ofser cause very serious Bowel
Tr0nbie IN hos weather. Check Il az
Qlickly a. r<ssfble &c; a bottle of
GROVES BABY BOWEL MEDICINE
= safe ard sure remedy for Summer
Dizr-hoeas II is jas, as effective ,Lr
Atslts - fer Chilcren-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-17
e0OD DlT's WORK

P--h kz,rzxx J3v i--Tnr-e
ruEr-~s n ths Nosrt Esrn~s cistrfct
% wew-~r Ass-sliz = . kt,rie az
f.--.cox --rs-zy. cesasp~t s-I orrces
Of rus<- rzis-s - f11srs. frcz >
y-sun<s cs rocs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-17

10 Pairs Meas sumner Pants 70
cr sale IN the Lar Rsrrain Basement,
Thursday. Frsdzy and saturday. don't
r-is this opportunity 20 save a. per
cent On yo1r summer psnts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-17

Tbss< tss;ers are frfsnEe< especial
~ s1r s:rrsc& t-cz hies. bfiiiousness
so< ocas-l-A.so- II pea hEv. any
c-ozk'es cs skis <o--. x7vs tker a ,risi
and n>.-ls< scr yozrxels vasf a sirst-
c.zss z~tic1ss ~ 50 fer yos- They
CAY cost q c.xr-ex-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-17

Old peopie who are feeble and
younger people who are weak. win be
strengthened and enabled 20 70
through the depressing heat of sam
mer by taking GROVES TASTELRss
chm TONIC. II PARTIES and enrlrhes
The blood and builds up the whole
system. You can soon feel iis
Strengthening. lnysgoratlng Effect
Sor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-17
WILSON'S WHEAT PRICE
VETO IS CRITICISED
Senator uore Says Action EndAn.
ger Democratic Success
TRADE II Mcpped ny
Senator Axhnrst

wsnhsngtun. Jaiy senator ssovs
81 Oklahoma. chairman pg the sspais
agricultural eemmIstae. last atNhs a
tpcked the veto ~ The agricultural
appropriation h~saasv ~ the rider 10
cfsaslna ~ ~ % a haahal the govern.
nsens mlRlmnm peten guarantee fas
wheat lss sahi ~ sh~ nesf haaas
IA republican. pr~iles ~ h~lleya y
daa 80 this sstss
Insofar A fine prnmas ~ charming
rhetoric can compensate lhn farmer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-17

lss.Fcs WisS repssn.
A Liquid Digestive Laxative pleasant
10 take Just try one 5oc bottle for
indigestlon or Constipation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-17

MIRA Nathan =. kariSa Travelled all
the way fr0m Toxic 80 sAn Fran
cisco. sssso miles. 10 get bond for
h~g husband. who WAS accused by
feseras authorities. The refused
70 pefmk him to land After his
wife arranged for bond Of slasessp
nc was dismissed with the order of
fhe eoars that he must live in Cali
ternis during the remainder of The
var
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-17

Be LOYAL use -Cufhris Ma1s Road
Sixrs--Forc
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-09-25
GRANT COUNTY BOY
HELD UNFAIRLY AS STACKER

Mrs. G. G.. Davis of Elgin, Ill, wired
Dr.. Gault last week asking for evi-
dence on the birth record of her son,
Vernon Flitsch, by a former marriage.
Vernon has been held in custody in
st. Louis where he was employed be-
cause he couldn't prove he was I'M
der Is years. DR.. Gault consulted
some court records and found that
Vernon was about II years as an aft
davit taken 8 years ago gave his age
as 5 years. He then wired to that eff
feet.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-09-25
4 WEEKS MORE DAYLIGHT LAW.

There seems to be some m~isconcep-
ton concerning when the daylight
saving season will end and the clocks
will be moved back to regular
time. A number of papers have sug-
gested October 6 as the date of this
change, but reference to the law
adopted by congress discloses that
early rising will be in order until
October q, the last Sunday of that
month.-Oskosh Northwestern.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-09-25
ELECT MAN IN GRAVE.

Madison, Wis, Special-W B. Ray
mond, only candidate for register of
deeds of Villas county, died suddenly
Sept. LIST, and was nominated to- the
office on the day of his funeral, oc-
cording to a report received at the Of
fee of the Secretary of State.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-09-25
BIND DIVISION RECEIVES
FAVORABLE M

The 32nd u. S, Division to which
the first Lancaster boys enlisting be-
long, has been receiving much fay-
orable mention in the dispatches. the
division participated in he Marine :
ties and in later engagements we
have all been reading about. Old Co.
/. of Platteville, with Captain Weld
man and his boys, are in this big and
heroic division.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-09-25
JOHN LUCHSINGER WILL
SUCCEED D BECKER.

John Luchsinger, Monroe attorney,
was appointed county judge of Green
county Friday by Governor E. +. Phil
ipp. The appointment, which is to
succeed John M. Becker, convicted of
violating the espionage act, for the
unexpired term ending the first Mon
day in January, 1920.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-09-25
COUNTY BOARD MEMBER
DRAWS EIGHTEEN MONTHS

F. Xavier Schflling, former mem
Der of the legislature and on the Mar
athon county board, was found guilty
at Eau Claire of advising fellow cit
liens to enter false claims for ex-
emption and other disloyal acts.
Judge Sanborn placed the sentence at
Is months in Leavenworth and a fine
OF $500.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-09-25
GROCERS SAVE PAPER.

The order has gone out to the gro
Gerry dealers that hereafter no paper
can be used in wrapping packages
that are in tin cans or are protected
at time of purchase.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-09-25

Mrs. A. H. Kessler of Madison, Wis
tied Mrs. Ed. Morse last week.
Mrs. John May and two daughters,
visited the weekend at the Ruchti
home in Fennimore.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-09-25

Mrs. F. A. Wenzel and daughter,
Phyliss of Milwaukee, who spent the
summer here, returned home Friday
noon.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-09-25

Mrs. A. j. Howell has been a par
tiaI invalid due to her tripping on a
rug and breaking several ribs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1918-09-25

Give us one tri0I-De wiU surely please
you. n a p0tron-oluOays a patron.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1918-07-20

Maggie, ma sono state trattenuto a
Londra. Sc avessi potuto, avrei as
solto il mandate affidatomi dal mio
governo, e Vi avrei espresso in quel
giono Pammirazione la solidarleta
degli Stati Unit per il vostro Mobile
paese.
La partecipazione dele vostre for
ze lavoratrici ALA vita de nostro
paese hanno stretto stringono sem
pre- piu fra l'Italia gil Stati Until
vincoh indissolubili di affetUo di
Interest,". Portero con compiacimento
la voce d'Italia agli Italiani del mio
paese.
Il buon giudice che ha gil occhi a.
cuti e penetranti ha nello sguardO un
sorriso di chiara signifcazione.
Mentre 10 ringrazio per le belle pa
role che ha avuto per la nostra patria
e per i nostri fratelli lontani mi di-
ce:
- Vorrei che vol vedeste quello
che gil Stati Unit stanno facendo per
la guerra! Sc ci sono ancora degli
scettici 81 convinceranno ben presto di
avere errato. La nostra risoluzione e
la nostra fede sono incrollabili.
NelPaliOntanarmi, passando per /
corridOi sento dintOno un'attivita
febbrile, ordinate, persistente. Ho
Pimpressione che PAmbasciata ameri-
cana sia anch'essa trasformata in
arsenale.
SANTI SAVARINO"
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1918-07-20
EaSton, Pa.
DIVORZIO

(S.) - L'altro giorno il giu-
dice McKeen firmo un decreto di
divorzio in favore della Signora
Francesca Tranquilla Mariana
dal marito Antonio Mariana.
La signora Mariana aveva rae
Contato in Corte che essa fu in
dotta a sposare mediante frode.
Suo marito Ia condusse davan-
Ii alPAlderman John r. Beers e
le fece comprendere che PattO
compute davanti a Guesto magi-
strato sarebbe state definitivo
senza il bisogno di recarsi in
chieSa.
Quando la Mariana 81 accorse
che il suo matIimonio non era
state celebrate col rito della
Chiesa Cattolica, lascio il mari
to e fece domanda di divorzio.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1918-07-20

glia per coraggio dimostrato nella
battagia del Piave.
Durante ID suO serviziO egI e state
ferito tire vote; ma appena guarito,
e voluto tornare al fronte.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1918-07-20
N0.IIG DOLE GO.O7iG
Wilmington, Del.
LA COMMEMORAZIONE DI
DOMENICA SCORSA

Cd. PignatD. - Domenica
scorsa, IA corr, ale ore 2.3O po-
meudiane, ad iniziativa della
LOggia Umberto Principe di
Piemonte, N. ATS, delPOrdine FL
gil d'Italia in America, per la
seconda volta le societa Italiane
di questa Citta 81 recavano in
coTpo al Queen Theatre, con a
capo lie due Logge delrOrdine
Figli d'Italia, per commemorate
caduti per la Patria.
II palcoscenico del teatro, ben
decorate con paine e fiori, III
chiamava Pattenzione degli in
tervenuti.
AlPapertma flu cantato un in
no americana da un coro di ra-
gazze composite dele Signorine
Jennie Longo, Mary Cericola,
Splendora Di Sabatino, Rosina
Del Crosse, Olivia Longo, Luisa
LOngo, Mary D'Amico, Jennie
Pavoni, Elisabetta Cagnacci, Ro-
sina Cagnacci, Mary Bruno e
Rosina Giacomo.
Finito di cantare pinno Ameri-
cano, il Signor Antonio Corleto,
Chairman del Comitato, invitava
per primo a parlare il Sindaco
della Citta on. LoWson che fin
applauditissimo nelle sue poche
parole dette.
Prese pascia la parola Porato-
re ufficiale avvocato Giovanni Di
Silvestro, di Filadelfia, il quale 81
intrattenne a lungo in inglese
prima ed in italiano dopo, sulPat-
tuale conflitto e sulPeroismo del
soldati dele nazioni alleate.
L'avvocato Giovanni Di Silve-
stro, che e ormai conocsiutissimo
per la sua grande eloquenza e la
parola persuasive, che la natura
gil ha donate, fu applaudito fre-
neticamente. Anche il signor
giuseppe CuOcOIo l1ScOSSe meri-
tati applause.
In questa manifestations man
cava il r. Agente Consolare
Signor Giuseppe, De Stefano. j
professionisti ed i prominent
della nostra colonia.
lie stesse ragazze cantarono
mentre mel teatro 81 raccoglieva
la somma di $187O9. Questo de-
naro andra a favore della Croce
Rossa Italiana.
E da notarsi che il Signor Do
menico Salvatore offrl $21.5O
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1918-07-20

glla per cOraEgIO dlmosLrato neiia
battagia del Piave.
Durante ID su0 servizio egli & state
ferito ire vote; ma appena guarito,
voluto tornare al fronte.
CRONACA DELE LOGGE
La Loggia Luzzi n. 1877 di Philadel-
phia, festeggera il p corrente Panni-
versario della sua iniziazione.
La cerimonia avra luogo ale 3 pom.
al n. 3lI +. Haines st.
La celebrazione che la Loggia Fe-
lice Cavaiiotti n. 527 III Phiia., ave-
va annunziato per ricordare il suo
secondo ammo di vita, flu dOvuta riman-
dare perche altri avvenimenti d'inte-
resse generate delPOrdine G degli l.
tahani vennero a coincidere con Ia da-
ia da essa prestabilita.
Ora Ia cerimonia e stata fssata
per il % crrente, ale ore . POM, ALA
GarI-ick Hall, G ad essa sono invitati ]
I. Grandi UffciaH, / Grandi Deputati e
le rappresentanze di lutte le Logge
di Philadelphia. II Grande Segretario
Archivista Alfredo Perflia commemo-
rera Felice Cavallotti.
FONDO UNICO MORTUARIO
DECESSI DAL 10 AL 80 GIUGNO
Gangale Gennaro, della Loggia
Sbarco di MarsaIa n. G37, $4,000
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1918-07-20

ricostruzione IL rinnovamento del
sistemi di educazione del fanciulli.
Una gran parte dell'avvenire ha una
specie di inevitabilita meccanica: po-
chi uomini risoluti potrebbero pla-
snare la coscienza Ia mente de-
terminare la qualita del monde di
domain.
- Lordine dele convinziOni una
ottima semenza ed ora, in realta,
di passare risolutamente anche in l.
talia dal campo dele teorie a quello
della pratica. Conoscete Popera del
giudice Majetti, il nostro buon giu-
dice?
No. Nj rechero domain con mol
to piacere a visitare la sua casa di
rieducazione.
- Ed ora, poiche vol oltre ad es-
sere un illustre magistrate slete un
uomo politico, v0lete dirmi le vostre
impressioni sUlla guerra che vol con
moi combattete per IL trionfo della
giustizia?
- Ecco, 10 sono veramente conten-
to di essere venuto in Europa anche
per questo. Ho potuto constatare
cosi in Inghilterra, come in Francia e
in Italia che IL popolo ha coscienza
della immane lotta che ha ingaggia-
to ed percio risoluto a vincere. Gil
Stati Unit faranno quanto in loro
potere perche la giustizia sia rimessa
sui suo piedestallo il diritto ritoni
a regnare. La forza puo mantenere il
diritto ma non puo crearlo. e ne
cessariO che pazzi rinsaviscano e 81
convincano che nelpordine dele cose vi
sono principi idee che non possono
essere sopraffatte, piu sono oppressi
e piu riforiscono giovini forti. Noi
vinceremo. 10 porto con me in Anne
rica qusta convinzione profonda. Quel-
10 che PItalia ha fatto ammirevole G
10 saro lieto di poterlo ripetere.
Volevo essere a Roma per il "a
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Reading matter Per line Of I3 ems 0J5
Translation and sst-up type paid separately
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SANTI SAVARINO"
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1918-07-20

per il nastro attaccato ALA per-
gamena sui quale era scritto in
lettere d'oro: Gloria al caduti"
Tn ringraZiamento vada al
Signor Domenlco Salvatore da
queste colonne per Patio Mobile
compute.
La commemorative ebbe fine
con le note dell'inno di Garibaldi,
cantato in massa da tutti gil in
tervenuti.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1918-07-20
RINGRAZIANIENTI

La Loggia Umberto Principe
di Piemonte No. Ats delPOrdine
Figli d'Italia, ringrazia di tutto
cuore quelli che hanno coOpera-
to per Ia buona Iiuscita della
commemorative, ed in ispecie j
PRESIDENT dele diverse societa.
AntimO Ciaramella
Segr. Arch.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1918-07-20
CRONACA DELE LOGGE

La Loggia Luzzi n. 1877 di Philadel-
phia, festeggera il p corrente Panni-
versario della sua iniziazione.
La csrimonia avra luogo ale pom.
al n. 81 r. Haines st.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-11
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN
Boundaries
Election districts are bounded by and within:
First Assembly District

1st e. D.-Grand st., Gouverneur st.
Division ST.. Montgomery ST., L. Broadway
I'd &. D.-East broadway. Montgomery st.,
Division ST.. Gouverneur ST.. diagonal line
from the corner OF Gouverneur ST., and Madi-
son st. TO the corner OF Henry and Mont
gomery st., Henry st. and Clinton ct.
Sd e. D.-Henry ST.. Montgomery St. Madl-
son st. and Jefferson ST.
4th T.. D.-Madison St, Montgomery ST.. a
diagonal line from tho corner OF Montgomery
and Henry SITS. to the corner OF Gouverneur
and Madison sts.. Gouverneur St, Monroe st
and Clinton st.
9th H. D.-~Monroe St, Gouverneur et
New-York tribune., 1918-10-11
Twentieth Assembly District,

Twentieth Assembly District.
I $50 Il. 1l7th st................., Vacant
:, 1909 Lexington ave.. Laundry
3 u. l19th st. bet. End and 3rd aves..
main entrance. ..............P S. l69
4 Cor. LIST ave. and <. 1l7th St. an
trance Exit on l1. ll7th st.,
. Cor. lst ave. and L. 1l7th 81. ~ en- 0'
trance Exit 9 on LIST ave...P. s. R5
! Cor. Pleasant ave. and e. 1ls,h ST.. aAs'
east ent. on u. 1lsth st..:.:P. S. rs
north ent on Pleasant ave-. r. S. Ts
8 cSiS 2nd ave. ..........:... Laundry
" Il. 120th St., bet. End and 3rd aves,
west entrance. cc.................P. S. 169
Il l727 Park ave.......,............ Butcher