davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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26 Head of Cattle

Fifteen cows, grade Holsteins. Ier-
seys, Ayrshires and Guernseys, some
TO freshen soon, balance due in early
winter and spring. two-year-old Ayr
shire heifers, high grade Holstein
heifers, fancy marked and choice lot
pure bred Holstein bull All the
above stock has been recently tuber-
culin tested and found free from dis
ease; calf, eve sheep, , lambs. 3
shoats, 20 r. |. hens
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be educated by it, and if you depend
for the comforts of old age from it,
you have certain immediate duty.
Old Age Endowments cover all three
IFS. National Life ms. Co., VT ). 5.
Ballard, general agent, Rialto block,
Montpelier, Vt.
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A two-year.old heifer consigned to
the Purebred Livestock Sales Co.'S
sale at Brattleboro by the Vermont
state hospital was sold to r. H. Met
calf of Holyoke, Mass, for $3.50. She
was first prize winner in her class
at the fairs in Nergennes, Rutland and
Mddlebury, also in Greenfield, Mass,
and the Eastern States exposition.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

including one full chamber suit. bed
and bureau. china cupbOsrd rockers,
mirrors, common chairs. three burner
Gil stove. two oil hegter-, washing ma
chine. FIVE gallon oil can. window has
kets two berry crates, two iron ket-
ties and ny-other articles not men
toned.
ANY parties having stock OF other
tools they wish 60 couvert into cash.
consult me. o. g II Colby
Terms At time Of saie. Sale Ain BE-
gin promptly 81 .nu O'Clock. Sstur
dsy. Oct - 1890
D. J. BRIGGS. Gamer
D "A PERRY, AuctionesL
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P. F. Hinchey & Co., slate manu-.
facturers of Hydeville, in Castleton,
started in this week with full force
of men at work, something that has
not happened before in three years.
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George Dean of West Burke and Mrs.
Hodge of Sutton were married last
week. Mr.. Dean is SO and his bride
about TO- He has purchased house
and they have gone to housekeeping.
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Suit has been brought in United
States district court against Henry NJ.
Matot of Poultney. president of the
New York Consolidated Slate Co. Of
that town. in a $4,000 damage ac-
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F.H. BROWN. oznsr.
D. A. PERRY, AuetisnseE, Barre VI
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Mrs. Martha Bixby, aged 30 years
died Wednesday at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. B. W. Marshall, in Rut-
land Mrs. Marshalls husband died
only the Sunday before.
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Personal Property
at Auction

| viii sell at public auction at the
Zephire Brunnelle place, on the road
from Chelsea to STAFFORD, three miles
from Chelsea and four miles from Tun-
bridge, on
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A FEW NICE BRoILERS-Appiy Madi|
son street, Barre. isit2I
Foh SALE--A few gallons of the best roo
paint in the city, also nice Hubbard r;r
ter squashes phone 2S6-Y. lsIts{
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HOUSES To RENT

TO RENT-Cottage at l2s Seminary street :
inquire Of Mrs. Mary Nichols. 9 Richard
son street. ls0tf
TO RENT 1879 Washington street up
stairs tenement Of FIVE rooms inquire Of
Stanton Wasgatt, between and 6 D. m.
week days. i75H
TO RENT Upstairs tenement at as East
street, rent sl2; G. L. Woodwork at
Candy Kitchen, phone i77-M. l75a
TO RENT-Four- upstairs tenement al
II Merchant street; call Mrs. Nelson, 90
street. 167tf
FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT-Private
residence, in choice locality, positively no
light housekeeping or children, might fur
nish board to the right party address.
with references IN" Times Office. ls4tf
TO RENT Store on Pearl street, near Main
in Bsrre, VT. good location apply 70
A. r. Carter Mgr. Biiou Theatre. 1861
TO RENT-Fivc-roorn tenement with garden
at 81 Elmwood avenue; apply at same ad-
dress soft
TO RENT-Tenement at 80 Merchant street.
also 4 tenenents on Wiley street. all In
hrst-class SHAPE; modern improvements
Geo w Mann. 81 wellington street t2tf
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ABOUT THE STATE
Happenings Of Interest from
Different Sections.

Peter Golden of Wolcott shot an
osprey or fishing eagle recently, which
measured five feet three inches from
tip to tip of its wings
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o "A PERRY, Auctionesr
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Auction Sale
As l have more stock that | can tie,
Will sell the following at auction, on
SATURDAY, OCT. %, 1890
At 100 O'clock in the Afternoon

on the premises about one and three
fourths miles from Williamstovn, on
the Brookfield road
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c IN eALE-A Marlin rifle. 1855, in firstI
class condition; buffalo robe must he ~
ms week, at 80 Franklin street. lB0ts4
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AND FEMALE HELP

HELP WANTED--Young men and women TO
take positions as attendants at the Yer.
mont State Hospital for the Insane at Wa
terbury: TO those who dseire. an opportunity
offered 20 attend nursee' training course;
apply al Hospital Waterbury. VT 1etf
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A marble tablet in memory of Rev.
Jedediah Hemenway, "the fighting par
SON. of Revolutionary fame, is to be
placed in the Old First Congregational
church at Bennington, a gift of the
Dewey family. Another tablet in mem
DRY of Rev. Isaac Jennings, 80 years
pastor of the church, will also be
erected.
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LIVE STOCK FOR SALE

PUREBRED HoLsTTIN BULL CALF FOR
Sale-By one Of the best bred sires in
Washington county out Of one Of our high
producing cows, whose daughter was high
COW in the COW testing association last year
inquire Carver Bros. Montpelier. VT. r. r.
D.. phone ask. 1905
FOR sALE-Eight head Of registered Ayr
shires. all tested. two and three years old
one calf also "a shoats at lsc 10. live
weight inquire W c. Partridge. Marshheld.
VT. ls0ts
FOR SALE-A good Jersey COW inquire at
81 Blackwell street. 17st3
FOR sALE-Three registered Holstein cows.
one 20 freshen Oct. is. one in March and
one In April. also 10 shOats for sale; Pa
vilion Farm. Montpelier. VI 177tf
FOR SALE-one yeariing. registered Guern-
sey bull. ready for service: also one
young bull calf from same COW also one
registered Holstsin bull calf eight months
old. seven-eighths white from one 81 our
best cows these bulls are fine individuals
and from dams who were great producers !
don't take our word for H. but come and
see them we viii give time on any Of
these 10 responsible parties remember I
qrality counts A. T. Smith G Son. East
Hill. Barre. phone bo4-M. l70tf
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WANTED TO RUY

WANTED TO BUY Live 1.saifrT asriy -
Z z. Fern. thons 1ss-W isrf
WANTED 10 HUT-scco1d-hsrs f1r-ifa-.
tasls ans st0F@ f.-z1rz .. Snith. 81 Ne
wafr stru-t tsl ~ IT1tzss
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LOST AND FOUND

BoST-A nut frc-n sris q srr-ress wagon
hnder please bring . American Express
office. lGat1
lost Gsntlerusn's Fold uatch Tuesday
night between So Aver street ard ~ gossfh
wafr street frdsr return 20 S. Agerx
ssrrrf and ke reunrae1 Hrsff
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Highland Farm, Marshheld, Vt.
Owing to poor health, will sell at
public auction to the highest bidder on
my farm, situated two miles from
Marshfield, on
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Auction Sale
Wood Working Machinery

Farm Machinery Household Goods, Etc.
AS we are contemplating change in
the near future, we will sell at public
auction, at our palce of business in
Mamie Corner on
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HELP WANTED---MALE

WANTED--A man to work on farm for the
winter; apply to Arthur Bliss. Moatpe-
ler. phone $50. l76tf
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HOUSES FOR SALE

HOUSE FOR SALE OR EXCHANGING
tenements. i6 rooms in house, In Williams
town on Main street for further particu-
lars inquire Of II. ]. Patten, rs Maple ave-
nue.. 1T7tl2~
FOR SALE-Cottage house, five rooms,
five minutes walk from car line and
school phone 257-M 17sts
FOR SALE-Property on Winooski street
consisting of large frame building, con-
tanning three tenements, steam boiler and
engine. room for manufacturing purposes ::
outbuildngs and IA So rods of land price
right for quick sale; apply 20 E. Z. Grant.
Waterbury. Vt ls6u
FOR SALE-The Fenwick place. one and
half mile from Barre post Office. 10 acres
land, keeps 10 cows and two horses, good
vegetable farm. good house and barns. best
Of spring water: price $4,000 including
some Of the farming tools I. III. Cave. Ad-
ministrator Barre. i22n
FOR SALE--s-room modern house on Mont
pelier road piazza, barn, henhouse
acres land reasonable; also 2-tenement
house at SO Merchant street and cottage
house on Washington street; Mrs. II. 8.
Miles. tel 2l7-X. s84f
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Stock for Sale at
AUCTI ION

As we cannot care for this stock
during the winter have decided 10 sen
same at auction on
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WOOLEN CLOTH

For ne boys MOTHERS. you can cut
daun the HIGH COST or LIVING On your
hoys' clofhing We arr ceiling direct from
the MILL Strong durable clcth. Nice line
a. patterns 10 select fruul suitable FOk
ALL THE FAMILY. Write ~ for sampicz-
Ashuslot Wooien Co. Gilsunn. ~ II. i7tt1s
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of the Alexander Herd of
Jersey and Holstein Cattle
FRIDAY, OCTOBER %
At 100 O'clock Sharp

on the premises where ] now live in
Williamstown, VT, South Hill, about
three and one half miles from Will
Jamestown village, on the road to Chel.
sea. The following list of stock:
Six Holsteins, five years old, some
fresh and others to freshen soon
These were raised on the Smith Stock
farm.
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ONE s-YEAR OLD CHESTNUT
MARE

sired by Rex Early Bird. weight about
! 1850 pounds very promising mare;
has been bitted. One four -year-old bay
mare coin, clever, but nos broken,
weight about 100 pounds
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-15
THE d. A. PERRY
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
MISCELLANEOUS

FURNITURE STORAGE TEL. SIS 1851
MODERN DANCTNG-Adult high school
intermediate and childrcn's classes now
forming anyone wishing TO enter any Of
the above Glasses, call or phone iss-M. l72
Main street private instructions By Appol at
nent ~ usual. lszn
JOSIE LoUGEE DOMESTIC NURSE
Kirt street. phone ss1-W. of Aver street.
i72ti2s
GENERAL AND LONG DISTANCE TRUCK
ING Also equipped 20 take parties call
soa-M iEsff
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If Your Home is Maintained.
by your salary, if your children are TO
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-15
TOOLS AND CROPS:

One two-horse sled road cart. hot
air incubator good hatcher, top buggy.
driving harnesses. work harness es. corn
weeder. cultivation. corn shelter. set
scales-weigh TO 250 pounds, poultry
wire. bone grinder, sleigh, lumber wsg
on. express wagon 10 bushels butter
nuts. quantity potatoes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-10-15
MONDAY. OCT. 18TH

MUM LA VII ~
At One O'clock in the Afternoon
on the Allen farm, so-callcd, on Allen
street extension.
% Head of Stock
20 cows, ten of which are due to
freshen before Jan LIST, all young and
in good order, only two in the lot that
are ten years old, the rest much
younger; one two ear.old heifer; all
the above stock have been tuberculin
tested and passed clean; one registered
Holstein bull calf, sired by a son of
he King Segis Pontiac Alcartra and
from an extra good producing dam; is
three fourths white.
IL ten-weeks old Berkshire pigs, part
of which are purebred.
Also pair work harnesses, pair good
work horses, a good farm team, and
good in the woods; two good sleighs.
About 100 bushels extra good oats.
Terms at time of sale. Monday,
Oct. 18th, at one o'clock,
WIN. ROGERS,
c. R. ALLEN, Owners.
D. A. PERRY, Auctioneer.
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We Are Still At It

Selling High-Grade Lubricating OIL 80
Special Low Prices. BY the barrel or by
the half barrel. sec a gallon. Right here
ready for you
Vehicle & Supply Co.-Colton's Place.
81 State Street. Montpelier.
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FOR SALE

\
A FEW NICE BRoILERS-Apply s Madi
son street, Barre. islt2|
FOR SALE-A few gallons of the best roo
paint IN the city, also nice Hubbard win
Ter squashes phone 2S6-Y. lsIts{
FOR SALE--A Marlin rife 1855. in first
CLASS condition; buffalo robe, must be sols
.iils week, at % Franklin street. is0ta
BENCH WRlNGER AND TWO GALVANU
ked tubs Off sale-phone 9l-M is0t.N
FOR SALE 1855 Marlin rife full 80,
street ~ i, ,nn.r
foh SALE-One Fairbanks Morse az h. n
gasoHne engine, a bargain for quick sale
rTi Is condition; Mortified Cooperative
Sreanery Co, Inc, Northfeld. Vt. ls0ttN
oAhBBAGEINow ready, 1925 per dozen
poets and carrots, $500 per busheI Man
gel oeets for cows and hens soc per bush.I
sauaSh' z12c per n. not delivered bring
your sacks, going fast; Geo. +. Durkee, Il,
o a. 81, phone 429-Y; the old reliable
49, a1,1e15 ~ repalrer. 1900
foR SALE--one billiard and one BOO
Main street. % 5seIs
1000 CORDS OF HARD WOOD ON THEt
stump within three miles of railroad. WA
PEI per solid cord address "A, :" care Rarrs
i, ai,,e 17ste1
FOR SALE-l920 Indian motorcycle an5
n si n1 ear, run 5000 miles; call Spring st.
- = 0Isla ~. - 1864
FOX SALE Modern Glenwood uarlor stove
nurns wood, used only one winter m
ply Cottage street i77ss-
FOR SALE-Four large barrels from ion Il
zoo gallons capacity; f. X. Bailey. 17st1
FOR SALE Remington IS calibre au,or,a
a. nc rife. absolutely new G, A. Morr;s
o o. worth Main street Barre. VT. 1855
f0R sALE--1s Early Rhode Island Red nni
lets W. II. Wescott. "a Orange st. lad
WINTER VEGETABLES FOR SALF-cab
page. sl.Oo and s1.50 per dozen SAVOY
eeabbage same price beets, carrots and on
IONS sl25 per bushel; turnips. 81 % Nc,
pushei Moneals, 75c per bushei; Hubbard
SQUASH in 50-ib. lots, three cents ner m
a &c IN Barre. Montpelier and on tbs
oaa Mitchell Farm. II. F. D. 2, phons
FOR sALE-At Arcade Bldg, wardrobes
:, piano. windows, doors, iamb castings ses
FRANK Colyin. on the job 17Otd
FOR SALE-Four h. p. gasoline engine
with Bosch magnetic, practically new. nset
one week cutting ensilage; Dean P. Town
Plainfield, Vt, N. E. phone. ffotd
FOR sALE.-An A. J. Jackson piano very
little used. looks like new. price $3.50 for
quick sale z. E. Grant. winooski street
Waterbury, VT. IsSt5
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HORSES AND VEHICLES

FOR SALE cHEAP-Well blooded Morgan
driving horse. So years old. weight 900 !;
also a brown pacing colt, four years old. out
of a three-minute mare and sired by Hector
King: one nearly new harness, buggy and
spring sleigh c. S. Newton, Moretown, Vt.
phone 1922. 1s0tf
FOR SALF-One pair Of good work horses.
eleven and twelve years old, weight about
1900 MS: l.. Hebert, Williamst0wn, VT. N.
F. phone ASA lists
HORSE FOR sALE-Blsek. good saddle ard
driving horse: can be seen after 5 ut ~
South Main street. Barre. TITS
FOR SALE-TSo pair Of good work horses.
weighing about 5000 lbs. a pair. selling
because cannot get helm W. E. Nichols 7
Flrnore street phone s6e-M. 13sH
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fqK SALE Modern Glenwood parlor stove
purns wood used only one winter; an
ply Cottage street. i7ysse-
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Several new brick buildings are to
be built at once for the VESSEL, Nickle
& Gross company of New York in Bar
ton, where the company is starting
a woodworking plant. The business is
mainly the making of piano actions.
. 1t is estimated that 100000 brick will
be needed and 1000 barrels of ce-
ment.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1920-01-24
II Sen. Graft elogiato
Il philadelphia Press elogia con belle pa
role il suo operate

Occupandos della Pennsylvania
artcoo fondo Philadelphia Press ed esalta
opera Wilbur Graft. d Blaisve che
rappresenta i disrett cOnteal di Indiana jefferson
L'autorevoe quoidano di Philadelphia dice in parte-
III Senaore Wilbur Graft del 37mo Qsreo Senatoriae
che comprende lie cOntee d Indiana jefferson del pu a
progressive fra Senator's Chairman dell mpOrante Comato dele
Corporaoni ha ervitO seguent COmat Appropra
zoni .Banche Sade Salute pubbea Santa Legge Ordne
e state sempre al poo ed ha la istnzione di u
Eg independence ed nepdO ha mai in considerations
vot d quasas bill coerent ALA potca della persona
f insomnia Senatore di buona classe. -
Indiana parlando
Drettoe ntma gil annunzava
candidatura per la rieeziOne
mel Dstretto d oncdere due emn di ufco al
Senato Graft pretende per forz reezOne
Eg segutera medesima paaforma primiva
quea ducoso d potter servre secondo ene enatore
Graft ha fao del mego potter bne rappesenare
Distreo voerlo dire Philadelphia Press eg fu Al
ways the job
abbiamo opportuna di constatare
delicate avorio eseguto sgnor Graft duran tempo uf
fcio,
E ha mote famge taane questo Distretto Sena
orae solo, anch addmostrato popolare
agion per eg dovrebbe reeto ALA proma
nazona da AMIGO della casse Quee
eezione
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1920-01-24
Un'altra mazzata
al prOibiziOniSti

L." Attorney General" dello
State del New Jersey, ha respinta
la domanda del proibizionisti, i
quail chiedevano che lie elezioni
dell on Edward, a governatore
deilg State, venisse annullata. per
che fu esso pi1 di quello che la
legge consente.
Lon. Edward, prendera posses
SO oggi della sua alta carica e gil
anti-proibizionisti gil hanno pre-
parate lie pi1 festose accoghenze
Come E noto l'on. Edward fu E.
letto nellie ultime elezioni con
$4,000 voti di maggioranza, aven-
do esposto il suo programme asso-
lutamente anti-proibizionista.
Gil acquaioli la protestanta-
glia, fecero di tutto, perche non
Yenisse eletto; ma il popolo non
ascolt0 i loro consigli.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1920-01-24
Sparato al braccio

IL Giudice di Pace G. B. Ray, con
dimora nei pressi di Run Kent,
mentre sere ia rincasava, 81 accor.
Sc con somma meraviglia che due
ignoti individui, armati di fucile
erano piantonati dietro foltissini
cespugi, a pochissima distanza
dalla sua residenza.
A tale constatazione di fatto, 10
squire" crede conveniente acce-
lerare il passo per raggiungere al
pi1 presto la sua dimora, quand0
bruscamente 81 vide ferito al brac-
clio da un tremendo colpo di fucile
mentre altri ancora fOrtunatamen-
te andarono a sforargli il pastra-
no.
al giudice furono prontamente
apprestate lie medicazioni del case
e la locale polizia statale e sulle
trace per potter accalappiare i due
lestofanti. .uccel di bOsco.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1920-01-24
Nuovo Restaurant

Giovedi corrente l'elegante ri
storante denominato White
Front" sito sulla Main street, di-
rimpetto la Indiana House, e pas
sato nellie mani del nuovo proprie-
tario signor Angelo Perantoni,
vecchio stimato residente di In
diana, che per parecchi mesi di-
moro in Olean, n. Y.
/ molti amici della famiglia Pc
rantoni apprenderanno con sor-
presa e compiacimento la notizia,
e mel contempo non mancheranno
di fare una capatina mel ristoran-
tie ola lui attualmente acquistato.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1920-01-24
Onicidio in primo
grado

Antonio Insane, della vicina
Punxsutawney, venerdi della pas
sata settimana, fu trovato colpe-
vole dai giurati della corte di JEFF
ferson Co., di omicidio in primo
grado, per avere ucciso 10 scorso
II Nogembre tai Rosario Panza-
rella.
Durante 10 svolgimento giudi
ziario, l'imputato dichiar6 in pro
pria difesa che, commise il delitto
per vendicarsi contro l'individuo
il quale 10 aveva derubato di dol
lari duemila. Dichiarando clio am
metteva di aver sognato il Panza-
rella quale suo svaligiatore, di
aver prostate troppa fede allie
chiacchiere di una fattucchiera,
che la sera prima del delitto | i'm
pression6 talmente da indurlo al
triste passo.
L'Insano, venne a suo tempo ar
restato dial solerte Constable"
Alfonso De Gaetano, di Indiana,
dial poliziotto statale Florentino,
al quail confessava prontamente
'accaduto.
Gil avvocati della difesa tenta-
rono ogni mezzo per dichiarar
mentalmente malato il loro ellen
tie; ma l'avvOcato della parte ci-
vile, Charles Margiotti, con quel-
l'arte oratOria che tanto 10 distin-
que, brillantemente dimostr6 che
l'omicidio fu premeditato e che
non avra riscontri negli annali
della Corte della Jefferson county.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1920-01-24
Eleziioni social

l sigg. E. & D. Frattura, di
Blairsville, ci scrivono facendoci
noto il rsultato dele elezioni So
ciali della Societa di Mutuo Soc
corso "Lavoratori Italiani'' di
quella citta, che volentieri pub
blichiamo.
Salvatore Moliterno, presiden-
tie; Gregorio Persichetti, vice pre-
sidente; Emidio Frattura, segre-
tario di correspondence; Dionisio
Frattura, sebretario di fnanza /;
Francesca Tattone, tesoriere. Gu
ratori: Carlo Madonna, Angelo
Campana, Antonio Marcozzi, Fran
co Di Stanslao, Agostino Cappel-
letti.
Tommaso Civitarese e Guido Di
Di Stanislao, porta-bandiere.
Giustino De Luca. Maresciallo.
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Piedi arnputati
perche' gelati

II giOvane russo, Gaspare Char
minski, NAL volentieri forse 81 ras-
segn6 giorni or sono, quando i chi
rurghi dell 'ospedale di Indiana do
yettero amputargli piedi. Per
essersi accinto venire in Indiana
proveniente da Johnstown, a pie
di, arriv6 nella nostra citta con i
piedi completamente gelati. Egli
conta 25 ami d'eta, ed attualmen-
te trovasi in convalescenza nell o.
spedale medesimo.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1920-01-24
LA LoTTA NON E FINITA

| proibizionisti non 81 sentonO
pi1 tantO .forti in sella, tanto E We
70 che il famigerato William An
derson, sopraintendente della An
ti-Saloon League, ALA riunione te-
nuta ieri da 1000 pastori prote-
stanti di New York, ebbe dire
che la lotta per il probHionismo
era appena cominciata, e deplor6
che il Congresso possa in ogni
tempo abolire la legge proibizio-
nista.
Anderson, al quale certo la let
terra dell 'Arcivescovo di New York
non deye aver fatto piaeere, disse
ALA pretumaglia protestante, che
la lettera assicurava il rispetto
del cattolici ALA legge e che per
consequence 81 affrett6 a ringra-
ziare | 'illustre prelato.
Mr. Anderson, pu6 dare a be-
re, salvo che liquori, al pastori
protestant ci6 che crede meglio,
ma il fatto e che la lettera del
! PArciyeseovo di New York, flu
un 'altra mazzata sulla euticagna
degli aequaioh.
II Commissario Federale Kra-
mer, 81 rec0 anche lui ALA riunio-
ne del ministri protestant chic
sc il loro auto per mettere in pie
no vigore il proibizionismo
Naturalmente ebbe le pi1 lar
CHE assicuraziOni che il pecoru-
me protestante difendera lacqua
come j crociati difesero la Croce
contro / Mussulmani.