davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-27

George Kanouse, state distributor of
the Stephens Saint Six, 544 North Me-
ridian street, has taken on the Westcott
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-27

W. X. Swigert has been appointed gen.
eral factory manager Of the Cakes COM
pany, manufacturers Of automobile parts.
He was formerly superintendent of pro-
duction of Liberty motors at the Nor
dyke & Marmon Company during the
war.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-27

line and win exhibit the new car at the
show the week OF March at the Manu-
facturers' building at the state fair
grounds.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-27

a young man who prac-
ticed medicine in Pennsyl-
vania became famous and
was called in consultation
in many towns and cities
because of his success in the
treatment of disease. He
finally made up his mind to
place some of his treat
ments before the entire
United States and, moving
to Buffalo, he put up what
he called his Favorits Pre-
scription, and placed it
with the druggists in every
state in the Union.
That was fifty years ago
this winter. For fifty years
this Favorite Prescription
of DR.. Pierce has sold more
largely throughout the
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-27

More than forty cars and 200 good
roads boosters will participate in the 1920
international good roads tour of the
Michigan Pixies association, July 1929.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-27

The Motor Mart, 140 North Delaware
street, has been opened by w. B. O'Don-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-27

nell and A. J. Davidson. The new firm
will be dealers in high grade used cars.
Mr.. O'Donnell was previously in the
automobile business in Milwaukee, while
Mr.. Davidson Is well known among the
automobile men In Indianapolis and In
diana through his former connection with
the Citizens Auto Supply Company of
this city. Mr.. Davidson predicts an un-
usually big season in the used car bust
ness this year.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-27

Charles Sanders of the Sanders Haynes
Company, 53S North Meridian street, an
nounces that three new Haynes dealers
have been appointed in the state. Sim
onds, Monahan and Company of Ander-
son; Blackford Auto Company of Hart
ford City and the Marion Sales Com
pany of Marion are the new dealers.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-27

Olin s. Peck. sales manager for the
L. c. Bornshein Company, state distribu-
tors for the Crow Elkhart ana Revere,
announces the appointment OF Rydenhour
Thompson Company of Dublin, Ind,
as Wayne county dealer for the Crow
Elkhart product. The company has es-
tablished headquarters at Richmond
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-27

L. B. Justice of the Justice Motor Com
pany, 1923 North Pennsylvania street, is
displaying several new model Oaklands.
According to Mr.. Justice the new models
are in keeping with the high standard
past.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-27

One of the largest individual factory
buildings in the country was built at
Connersville, Ind, by the Lexington Mo-
tor Company during the war. Ten-ton
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-27
Heavy, Winter Government Merchandise
atLess Than Cost of Raw Material!

Not only because of the huge savings be made but this
be last opportunity standard government
- merchandise at any price
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-27

Also surplus stocks of quality CONNER
cial merchandise.
Buy as much or as little as you like
no limit placed on purchases.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-27

distributor for the Nash cars, IL in
progress
Charles II. Stutz the Fl. C. s. state dis
tributor, was one OF the visitors at the
st. Louis automobile show last week
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-27
Figures Money Refunded!

merchandise has been
thoroughly laundered and sterilized. We
do not make refunds on same.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-27
STILL E'XPLODES
IN MlNOT one
MAN ARRESTED
Building Damaged; Grams
Arrested on Moonshin-
ing Charge.

Minot, u. d., &Dec. 2T.-Damage of
UPWARDS of $1,000 was caused I o the
Minot bakery building yesterday norm
ing when an SO-ga.lon copper still,
owned n operated by Fred Grams,
ono Of the proprietors5 Of the Minot
bakery. exploded. The still was locat-
cd in an inside room on the second
floor of the building. located on First
street southwest, and adjoining rooms
were used by Fred Grams family Tor
living rooms. Other rooms. on the
same floor, as we'll as the rooms on
the third floor of the building. were
rented as furnished rooms. The leX-
plosion blew several doors in adjoining
rooms out of their castings and blew
ont ten windows, among them a large
window. IL by s feet, in a living room
used by the Grams family. Mrs.
Grams and WI children were Sleep
ing in their bed room at the time Of
the explosion. which. occurred at 9 a.
NJ, but were not injured, although the
door was blown into the room and
the window of the blown out
Other roomers were awakened by the
jar OF the explosion but no was
injured. Firemen sleeping in their
quarters on the second floor of the
city hall, a few, feet from the rear of
the Grams building, were awakened
by the explosion and the noise of the
falling glass.
Assistant Fire Chief Forrest Hunts
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-27
MOTHER ATTEMPTS TO
TAKE CHILD FROM
FATHER All CANDO

CAndo, N. D., Dec. 27.-An at
tempt Il, steal q child was
th~arted here when Mrs. Sadie
Crume, wife Of Ed. Crumc, was
Intercepted when driving out OF
town in an automobile taking
with her, her little 3-year-old
daughter who has been living
with the father here.
4y The woman is said to have left
her husband some time ago aud
gone to Great Falls, Mont. Conn
ing from Devils Lake in q hired
car the other day she entered the
home OF the grandmother of the
child, bundled the little one up
and placed it In the car. The
grandmother advised her son, the
father Of the child, by phone,
and he intercepted the car just rs
It was nearing the edge OF town.
The father took possession of the
child and the mother drove on to
Devils Lake.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-27
Northwestern NeUs

RLsW3E0 s4GAfx
ley rushed to the Gene of the explo-
sion Immediately but was denied adj
mission by Grams. Acting Chief, OF
Police John Reed was notified and, he
took possession OF the place until Dam
lei Dougherty, former chief Of police,
of Minot, and now group chief Of fed-
era prohibition agents in South Da-
kota, in Minot to carry on special In
yestigations under orders from Paul
2. Keller Of Minneapolis. director Of
h federal agents in i this district.
When Dougherty arrived Grams was
placed under arrest by Acting Chief
Reed and appeared before u. S. Com
missioner r. E. Hopkins. He waived
examination and was bound over to
the U. s. court. Bonds were fixed at
$4,000 and Commissioner Hopkins orr
dered Grams detained until the bonds
were placed. He was detained in the
city Jail until late yesterday when
the bonds were deposited.
Big Equipment Found.
Dougherty and Reed made a thor
ough examination of the premises and
Found the 80-gallon copper still which
had q capacity of 80 gallons Of moon
shine a day. also seven so gallon, bar
rels of raisin' mash and one 5O-gallon
barrel OF finished n1oonshine. also sew
en- empty barrels, According TO Mr..
Dougherty, Grams stated when arrest
ed that he started to make moonshine
a few days ago with the intention of
paying off a $50, 900 mortgage against
his property in Minot. While his
brother. Randolph Grams, is assoc;at-
ed with him in the Minot bakery,
Fred Grams exonerates his brother
from all connection with the still. The
building which the still was located,
was built during the past year and
houses n of the most completely up
to date bakeries in the northwest.
Prior to moving to their new build
ing, the Grams brothers operated a
bakery on Third street northeast and
W years ago Dougherty and Reed,
then with the Minot police force, raid
ed their bakery and located a small
still. Mr.. Dougherty stated today that
Acting Chief Reed with the intention
Of raiding the Grams building, Reed
having received a tip that a still was
in operation there. Dougherty adj
vised Mr.. Keller Of mis- intention and
the latter instructed him tt come to
Minot and cooperate with the Minot
police in locating 4 still if one was in
on raiding the building today, Mr..
Dougherty stated.
Grams when interviewed stated that
he could give nc explanation Of the
cause OF the explosion unless the ex-
haust pipe from the large kettle was
too small for the capacity of the tank.
He claimed he purchased the equip
ment for use in connection with the
bakery and was making moonshine. for
his own use.
The still was the most complete
discovered in this section to date.
Grams, it is claimed, could purchase
the raisins and other ingredients used
in making moonshine without creating
suspicion because of his connection
with the Minot bakery rs
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-27
Rev. Harris Is Named
Methodist Superintendent
For Bismarck District

Mandan, Nd, Dec, 27.-Dr.. II.
Styles Harris, who for some time past
funds for the" Methodist hospital
here, has been appointed by Bishop
Chas. Wesley Burns as district su-
perintendent for the Bismarck district
Of the Methodist church, the territory
including about ~one-fourth of the
state
Rev. c. Clifford of Minot was APP
pointed to the position by Bishop
Burns, but upon petition of his par
at Minot he decided.to stay
at his post there. The former district
superintendent, Rev. E. E.. Vermilya,
has been given an appointment with
the home mission board at San Fran
cisco. .. \ - 80. 80 -.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-27
Big Garage Completed
By Park River Firm

Park River, n. D.. Dec. 27.-The
Mills-Farup = Auto company, has
moved from the old garage occupied
for some time. to an elegant new
home just completed. The garage is
one of the most complete in the state.
The building is about rs by lao feet,
and the basement is especially
equipped with shower bath and other
oonveniences for the employees
COURT TO MEET IN BARNES,
Valley City, N. D., Dec. 27.-The
Barnes county termSyof district court
will pen here on January 10 with
Judge NJ. J. Englert presiding.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-27
EDITION.

the counties, OF the state have peen
fully organized OF which NUMBER ~.
have completed their township orga y
,sSs Campaign drives s.throughout Ino
state been ltedsduring the nov.
sdayafseaAon. gSsE I#R as
THE ORDER OF THE DAY
= the artsgaTleyses nre not ayerss
TO moving pictures. sS
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-27
Hatton Opera House
Threatened By. Fire

Hatton. n. D.. Dec. 27.-The young
folks of the high school athletic as
ISOLATION here were kept from using
program when upon assembling they
found smoke issuing from between the
walls near the chimney. Examination
showed that fire had started from an
overheated chimney and was burning
between the walls. By chopping a hole
through the wall the fire was quickly
oStinpujshed
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-27
Calvin Votes Bonds !.
For New School House

Calvin. n. D.. Dec. 27.-By a heavy
majority. the people of this school
district voted to bond for $4,000 to
erect a school building, work to begin
as soon as possible in the spring. The
new building will be up to date in ev-
cry particular.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-27
NEW MEMBERS
TOFARM BUREAUl

ST. paul, Milan, Dec. 7y--AAppE0x1rr11
;ynateiy 40, 900 smembers have been adj
ded us the Minnesota Farm Bureau
Federation. during the past three
months, according to J. STONES cam
paiEn manager. Virtually one-half of
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-27

IAkota, N,. p: sDer e7.-Pst
Olasholm,, mecahnnic ennpIbyeds
BY m asltoInohAlesf firm here made
sleigh 81 usiness dhcsInot0rsfrotnsa
nsotoFCynle.SI ina man Il abe !
!, 4It1aill good speed with NM
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-27
Cummings Farmers Boost
For Potato Warehouse

Cummings, N. D., Dec. 27.-Farm.
ers of this vicinity will meet here on
Saturday, January IS. for the purpose
of considering the erection of a potato
warehouse. John Kozojed, one of the
prominent farmers of the community
is heading the move.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-27
HERAtD HAS
INSTALLED LINOTYPE;

Cando. n. o. Dec. 27.---The cando,
Herald. weekly newspaper published
here, has recently installed linotype
machine, the installation Tof which
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-11-28
DOLORI ALLIE SPALLE ED ALLIE
GIUNTURE

"Siffrivo terribilmente di dolori ale
spalle e allie giunture" -- SERVE il 81
gnor Giovanni Laida di Skane Hate
les, N. Y. - Consultai prima un me-
dico, poi un osteopata, e provai ognI
sorta di medicine e linimenti, ma IN
tutto inutile - Perdetti ogni speran-
"a di stare bene, perche' sembraya
che non ci fosse nulia che mi giovas-
Sc - Soffrii atrocemente finche Co
minciai ad usare il Lozogo del Dott.
Pietro. Questo rimedio non solo .ha
alleviate le mie sofferenze, ma e. sta
TO di grande beneficio anche a mia
mogIie @ al miei bambini' EsDerimen-
ii come questi hanno stabilize la re-
putazione di qEesto vecchio rimedio
di erbe - Non ST vende per mezzo
del farmacisti; e. fornito direttamen-
te dalIa DR.. Peter Fahrney & Sons
Co., 25O1 Washington Blvd Chica-
go, H.
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NELL'OSPEDALE FABIANI
II Regio Console
G. SILENZl

II nuoyo metodO di operazioni che
81 pratica nell 'Ospedale Fabiani, ALA
decima strada in Christian, attira
giornalmente i sofferenu che hanno
bisogno dell'opera del chirurgo e che
prima erano eostretti a recarsi negl
Ospedali americani owe, per la igno-
rauza della lingua inglese e per Ia be-
nedetta differenza di razza, non We
uivano trattati come 81 convene in
emergenze simtli.
II uuovo metodo di opeTaZioni e.
auelIo dell'anestesia locale, di opera
re senza addormentare, cioe' senza u
sare tere ne cloroformio.
Di tauti casi di operazioni con que
sto metodo, che 81 sono avuu nen'O-
suedale Fabiani, non uno e. yenuto
memo gil italiani che sono ricorsi
aWoDera intelligente e scienufica de
eli operatori, sono perfettamente
guariti ed hanno ripreso le loro usua-
Ii occupazioni come Sc non fossero
stati mai malati.
Gil ultimi ricoverati nelrOspedale
Fabiani sono:
1. -- pomenico Coppa, di ami As,
da Montepaone, TeramO, operate di
ernia inguinale sinistra.
2. - Giuseppe Cardile, di IA ami.
8a ROrdOnarO Messina. operate di
doppia ernia e doppio idrocele nella
regione tnquinale, operazione motto
difficile, ma riuscita bene
g. - Signora Caterina Ricciardi,
di ami So, operata dt ernia addomi-
male voIuminosa della quale soffriya
da 10 ami.
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CONCERTO 3 RECITA

La Banda Gabrielle D'Annunzio,
delFOrdine Figli d'Italia, della qua
le e. direttore il signor Alberto A
delizzi del No. 1910 So 9th Street
e manager il signor Aristodemo Pal
ladino 1902 Moore St. dara' al White
Auditorium. Is strade in Chestnut,
dara' Il Disonesti'. dramma sociaIe
in tire atti di Gerolamo Rovetta.
La recitazione del dramma e stata
affidata ALA Compagnia Goldoni,
diretta dal'attore f. Bove Coadlu-
vera Ia signorina Lima Galante.
/ personaggi che yerranno personl-
ficati sono j seguenti:
Elisa Moretti, Signora Lima Ca
Iante: Signora De Fornah, Signora
Luisa Fontana: Teresa (Serva), 81.
gnora Flvira Bianchi; Carlo Moret
Il. Signor F. Bove; Peppino Sigi
smondi Aldo Crocchi; Orlando Or
landi Antonio Piccoli: Giovann
Portinaio, Antonio Magiano; Sera
Fl (Commesso) Signor A. Foseo.
II dramna sara preceduto d2 III
Concerto della Banda Gabrielle Dan
nunzio, che suonera' anche negli in
termezzi.
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d. 1870 Due mesi dopo il suo ritorno
daI servizio militare mio figlio comm
cio' a lagnarsi di macchie rosse di
prurito della pelle. Che cosa devo IA
re? - una mamma.
r - r possible ST tratti di scab-
bia. Consulate un medico. Vostro fl
Clio ha probabilmente diritto ad un
trattamento gratuito s6condo i rego-
lament del War Risk Act. Sc mi
mandate il vostro nome ed indirizzo
saro' lieto di darvi ulteriori informa-
zioni. --"U. s. Public Health Service,
Washington, d. c.
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Note d. igiene
IL TITO ST PROPAGA

Tutte le strade che mettono in CO.
municazione la Russia con Europa
Occidentale, bTu1icano di profughi 1
quail abbandonano il proprio paese
rella sDeranza di sfuggire al tito. l
miseri cortei comprendono contadini
eX banchieri dignttari pubblici ed
altri che tempo addietro erano fra le
notabilita' del paese. Ciascuno di essi
g. un veicolo dinfezione perche' inc
vitabilmente porta con Sc, annidati
nei suoi abiti. i bacilli del tifo. Per-
clio la Croce Rosa Americana ha
stabilize, sui confini, stazioni di sani-
ia dove profughi vengono sotto-
posti ad un processo di sterilizzazio-
ne. ST spera COST di impedire la diff
fusione delrepidemia in paesi dell 'Eu-
ropa occidentale. La Serbia ha dato
10000 franchi ALA Conferenza di
Ginevra per aiutare a tenere il tifo
lontano dat propri confini
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BANCHETTO D'ONORE

Oggi, domenlca, allie ore 5 2. Nj .,
neua New Casino Hall, 1921 Di-
cuusou St, avra' luogo il banchetto
che, alcuni sumonesi, costituitsi in
Comitato, daranno in onore del loro
oolto concittadino Salvatore Paolini,
il uuaIe ha recentemente conseguito,
con successo, la Iaurea di avvocato,
presso TUniversita' di Pennsylvania
ed ammesso a far parte del Foro FL
iadelfiano.
Numerose sono lie adesioni gia'
pervenute al Comitato da parte di a
mici ed ammiratori. Sebbene all'ulh-
mo momento, / biglietu possono OF
teuersi presso G. D'Amato, segreta-
rio, 5724 Belmar Terrace, w. Phila-
delphia, oppure al no. 171S So. Hicks
Street
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NUovo UFFICIo DENTIsTICO

L'egregio DR.. John F. Di TunIo an
uunzia di ayere aperto un elegante
ufficio dentistico, provvisto di tutti /
mezzi suggeriti dalla scienza, al No.
1911 So. Broad Street.
L'Ufficio, come abbiamo detto, G
messo con criteri moderni e metodi
che in esso ST praticheranno asstcura-
no un ottimo trattamento al clienti.
II DR.. John F. Di Tunno e figlio al
eorosciutissimo connazionale signor
yincenzo. da tutti stimato per le sue
eccellenti qualita' di cittadino.
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UNEPIDEMIA DI CECITA'

Un'epidemia di cecita 81 diffonde
ia lie citta', nellie oasi del Sahara
Centinaia di migliaia di bambini ara
hi ne sono colpiti - rSO per cento -
secondo gil ultimi rapport dell'Isti-
tuto Oftalmico Pasteur. Quest'istitu-
to sta facendo ricerche speciaH ed G.
sperimeni per trovare un siero capa-
ce di combattere efficacemente il
morbo ed anche Ii Croce, Rosa Anne
ricana ha initiate la lotta.
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UR. Console all 0. F. d'I per
i dan1aggIati del TGrrGm0iO
philadelphia, is Nov. 1920

philadelphia, s Nov 1920
aCentilissimo Sig. Di Silyestro,
segno ricevuta della Sua lettera in
data Is Novembre, con la Quale nj
oomunica di aver spedito al Conte
sforza per mio conto tire tratte per
rammontare di Lire 2794S,72, quale
ssconda contributions delle Logge
delPOrdine Figli dItalia dello State
si Pennsylvania ALA sottoscrizione da
me iniziata in favore del danneggia-
ii daI terremoto d'Italia.
Colgo questa occasione per rinno-
yarLe i sensi del milo vivo compact
mento per il cospicuo e generoso con-
tribute con cui ancora una volta CO.
desto benemerito Ordine ha voluto We
nire in auto del nostri connazionali.
Gradisca i sensi della mia piu' di-
stiuta considerations
II Regio Console
G. SILENZI
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IL BILLO DEI BIRBIERI

Anche Questanno, e propriamonto
il z Febbraio 1921. Ia Socicta' Bar
Meri Italiani Stella d'Italia dara' il
suo grande annuaIe ballo mascherato
nclla clegante Moose Hall, Broad and
Master Sts.
Da circa un nlese il Comitato COM
posto di quaranta barbieri layora gia'
alacremente per la riuscita della fe-
sta, che dovra' sorpassare lutte lie
attire datasi dal benemerito sodalizio
per 10 innanzi
Come per 10 passato ricchissimi
premi sarauno assegnati al diyersi
gruppi ed allie singoIe maschcre.
e gia' assicurato Pintervento del
migliore elemento della Colonia il
Comitato fara' di tutto perche' il
ballo riesca veramente grandioso
Patrono di csso e il signor Angelo
Di Puppo, Presidente della South
Broad Street Trust Company Pa
tronessa' la Signorina Ida Bruna, fl
glia diletta del Signor Giuseppe.
L'amministrazione del Comitato e
composta dai signori Filippo Sina-
ira, Presidente; Vito Sanford, Vice
Presidente; Antonino Viglione, Sc
gretario; Antonio Breglia, Tesoriere
francesca Rizzi, maestro di ceri.
monte.
Per bigIietti d'entrata per qua
lunque schiarimento, rivolgersi al
/ Segretario Antonino Viglione, 1912
So. Sth Street.
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UE PRIMO FRUTTO DELLAMORE

la casa del signor A. D. Palma, CO.
uosciutissimo Real Estate Broker del
No. 325 So. So. Broad ST., il giorno II
del corrente mese, veniva rallegrata
dai vagiti dl una paffuta bambina'
primo regalo dellamore verso suo
marito, che forma la contentezza del
felici genitori.
La puerpera signora Romilda la
ueonata stanno ora benissimo. no
stri migliori auguri rallegramenti.
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DIMINUZIONE DEL CAST d TITO
NELL'ESTONIA

Un importante miglioramento dello
state sanitario ct vienc segnalato da
alcuni Ospedali della Croce Rosa A
melicana in Estonia. InyeCe delTS per
cento oasi di tito con esito fatale
non rappresentano piu che il mezzo
per cento.
Quare' II successo di questo
Quape' il segreto di questo success
so?
La DuliZia.
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CASINO THEATRE

Da domain, lunedi', e per tutta Ia
durata della settimana, al Casino
Theatre, Walnut sopra Tottaya stra-
da, 81 dara l'opera comica "The Bon
Ton Girls"
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CRONACA DI FILADELFIA

blgIietti sono yendibiIi nellie
barberie di:
Antonino Viglione, 1912 So. 8th
St; Alfonso Maioriello, 9O2 So. 8th
Street; Giovanni Naimoli, 1746 So.
18th Street, Rafiaele Onesti, 1903
So. 10th Street; dai frateIli Set
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