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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-07-30
Stake TIES UP COAL FIELD
indiana Soft Fuel Region Crippled BY
Unauthorized Walkout Of Day
laborerA



Terre Haute, Ind.-Indiana's coal
field is partially paralyzed by an UNI
authorized strike of day laborers and
drivers, following similar action In
the Illinois field. Fifty mines near
Terre Haute are idle.
President Ed Stewart of district No
II, United Mine Workers Of America
wired President Lewis urging con-
ference of miners and operators Of the
state in the competitive field for the
purpose Of presenting the matter t.
the proper authorities for settlement.
The day laborers claim they wer,
,usoal sq, W asu!uSs pe3uuImuosll
wage award.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-07-30

Mrs. Thomas G. Winter Of Minne-
apolis, who was chosen president Of
the General Federation Of Women's
Clubs.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-08
TWENTY-ONE-PLUS

Leave it to the women of Kansas.
They propose to emancipate their sex
in another way. Remember the sn.g
gering election official who insists on
knowing woman'S exact age when she
appears to register or vote? The wo
men of Kansas propose to sit down on
him. They have sat down upon him.
Out in Topeka they have formed the
"21-Plus' club. And with two de-
termined women as originators, the
idea bids fair to sweep the country
where election officials ask impertin-
ent details relative to women's ages
I'm 81 and over club members be-
lieve is enough for booth officials to
know. The attorney general of the
state of Kansas says so, too. He's
given the girls ruling to that effect.
And the club is growing by leaps and
bounds" as the saying as.
When Mrs Margaret Hill McCarter
writer and politician, was refused re-
gistration because she refused to d.
vulge her exact age, she. figuratively,
when to the mat" with a nosy Of
fetal. Then, with Mrs. Lee Monroe
of the Kansas Woman Lawyers as
ISOLATION she secured a ruling that IT
was not necessary to give ages other
than proof or oath that the registrant
was over 81.
And the club thrives. And the wo
men win,
Arizona republican., 1920-09-08
Ruth Roland's
Beauty Advice

Ruth Roland, that beautiful actress,
is FAMOUS for her wonderful COM
pIexion When her friends inquired
about it. she said, IT'S all due to
simple toilet preparation called der
wilIo. which / use twice daily. Any
girl or woman can beautify their COM
plexion if they follow my advice. Here
it is: Just go to any up-to-date toilet
counter and get a bottle of derwillo,
use ii as directed. and loi the first ap-
plication will astonish you. 1t i'm
mediately gives the skin a youthful
rosy-white appearance and clear baby
softness so much desired by everyone
Be sure to read the large announce
ment of Miss Roland's soon to appear
in this paper. in which she tells how to
instantly have beautiful. rosy-wh1te
complexion and sort unwrinkled skin
everyone lust loves to touch In the
meantime try derwillo today; you will
be delightfully."- surprised.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-08

didn't
where
BUNDLES
imseIf
the red
he ana
fast
had
yviserfe thanth he
TingaIin when
lay, and the dlord has
Alas, Poo
Arizona republican., 1920-09-08
THE BOOK OF DEBORAH

Feel Sorrier for Deborah Than She
Seemed to Feel for Herself
Arizona republican., 1920-09-08

made our women's friendship one of
the unique and choice experiences in
both of our lives.
At the time | remember. I was only
anxious that Deborah should not per-
cefVe that | had found out about her
mad love for Jim Lorimer.
kept VERY still as her bewildered
gaze remained on the gates through
which Jim's car had vanished. But all
of the time / was wondering how /
would feel if l had had to stand on
garden terrace and see my Bob ride
off on his wedding trip with-not with
me-but say-with Katherine Miller!
The hateful thingi
l wouldn't under the conditions have
cared much about the family history
of the gladiol. l wouldn't have
wanted a living creature to touch my
hand Further than that, the situa-
ton was quite outside the powers of
my imagination.
But there by my side was Deborah
Burns, living example of the bitter
tragedy. Plainly the terrible exper-
fence of loving without being loved in
return could come to a girl outside of
the pages of a novel. Probably many
a girl-always the incest kind of
girl-had given up the big romance of
her life in a parallel way. And had
survived somehow. Deborah wouldn't
debut then Deborah didn't really
comprehend all that she was losing.
From my superior wisdom, acquired
as the bride of the man of my heart,
felt sorrier for Deborah than she
seemed to feel for herselfl
From my increasing need to depend
upon Bob. from the new and tremen-
dous maternal worries I had about his
comfort, as if he were a child, from
the hurt in my heart when we were
separated from the safe feeling of the
wife who is protected by her huS-
bands business abilfty-a very unro-
mantle but truly real comfort to a wife
OH I felt that Deborah couldn't
possibly understand even a small part
of the joy of life which faded away
from her when Jims auto was lost to
view.
| / came to with a start. 1t occurred
| to me that l was missing a good deal
| myself! Were not Bob and 1 in the
midst of another MISUNDERSTANDING?
We were letting our days slip by
we were losing hours, precious hours
apart when we might have been so
/ happy together
1t was all Bob's fault, And I told
myself that it was Bob's turn to make
up this time.
But when would he see? When
would he take the first step?
(To Be Continued)
The Rev G. W. Taylor. a Baptist
minister of Hiawatha, Kan, says that
of 227 couples he has married, only two
L.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-08

Menu for Tomorrow
Breakfa st-Grapes, poached eggs.
ounce, honey. coffee
Iuncheon-Fried corn, combination
salad. whole wheat bread and butter
sliced peaches. tea.
Dinner-Pork tenderloin. baked
sweet potatoes, apple sauce. sweet pep
per salad, watermelon, coffee.
My Own Recipes
AS the weather grows cooler pork
may be added to the list of meats. I'm
til frost comes. however, pork roasts
should be avoided. Park is somewhat
like oysters in that ii should not be
used during the months spelled with
nut an s.r y
Arizona republican., 1920-09-08
otrfeessiors ofaBridq
(cprlght 1920 By The Nuspa Enterprise Associadon

telling kind. she didn't need and she
didn't desire sympathy, she especially
wanted to be let alone when she was
discovering how hopeless love can hurt
a woman.
Weeks afterward. Deborah told me
that my letting her alone just then
was the secret of the great understand
ing which deXeloped between US and
Arizona republican., 1920-09-08
, ADV ESTURES
o. THE WINS
b. Olive RcAeytx Barkc-a
2 0lV@ EcOarty Gartcs
THE STORY or Mr.. BUMBIE

hat Ir leF
Smi hive?s Nick surprise
an lord
No. said Tngalng That's
a them"
Tineaing smiled suddenly
BE
o stra home
Arizona republican., 1920-09-08

Ounce Honey
large ounces
3 pounds sugar
4 cups water
Pare and CRATE fruit. Put fruit, wa
ter and sugar in preserving Kettle and
boil 30 minutes. Put into sterilized
cans and seal While hot
Fried Corn
ears sweet corn
slices bacon
tablespoons milk
pepper
Cut corn from cob. Cut bacon in
small pieces and cook in frying pan
over a slow fire to try out fat. Add
corn and milk. Cover and cook SLOW
Arizona republican., 1920-09-08

Feel SorFier Tor Deooran man one
Seemed to Feel for Herself
/ decided that 1 must not see De-
borah's emotion. / think she was
confused about it herself, as young
girls of the finest type are so liable
10 be when wounded by the God OF
Love But her suffering, and the Gauss
of it were as plain to me as the patches
OF sun and shade on the lawn before
us. / wanted to put my arms around
her and say that first love doesn' t
matter-that it passes-but in my
heart knew that often 1t is the only
real love of a lifetime.
And I realized that Deborah was
like myself: she was not of a secret
Arizona republican., 1920-09-08

When making coffee for crowd and big coffee
pot not available there several ways of managing
successful result.
A large stewpan with tight-fitting cover makes a
perfectly good contaner salt sack that has been care
fully washed and boiled that the printing IS all re-
moved from the cloth makes good coffee bag
The bag should be twice as large is necessary to
merely hold the coffee. Coffee expands little when put
into water and should not be packed in the bag.
If more than pound of coffee is needed put 1t into
several bags The strength will be extracted more easily
and quickly from the coffee grounds
Arizona republican., 1920-09-08

" for 10 or Is minutes till corn is
tender. Season with pepper and brown
quickly. Fold and serve at once.
A housewife can, in a
pinch, put most anything off
till tomorrow except cook
ing the meals.
MlAfUI
=
Arizona republican., 1920-09-08

On the Kitchen of her home Sister Mary cooks
daily for family of adults She brought her
kitchen understa nding of the chemistry of cooking
gained from study of domestic science in state unver
Consequently the advice she offers is happy
bnation Of theory practice Every recipe she
Arizona republican., 1920-09-08

The Rev. c. w. Taylor. a Baptist
minister of Hiawatha, Kan, says that
of 227 couples he has married, only two
have sought divorce
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-07-04
L0ggia Il. ESercit0 ItaliaHo No. 951
dj De Lancey, Pa.

Loggia Regio Esercito Itaiano S25.OO
Guglielmo Gatti, NJ. D., 500 Chas.
Margiotti 500 Antonio Vario 100 -
Tommaso Lento 100 - Salvatore Carridi
0.50 Biagio Guerrieri O.5O "a Antonio
Lento 050 - Giuseppe Caserta 0.50 -
Michele Gagliardi 100 - Domenico Cata-
lano 0.5O - Antonio Carridi O.5O - Anto-
Mo Lagana' O.5O - Benedetto PERI O,5O
49, Gregorio Vellerilli 100 - Saverio Be
vacqua 100 Luigi Morelh 050
Francesca Santoro O25 - Giuseppe Espo-
sito 0.5O - Salvatore Scarantino OBS -
Antonio Arnone O.5O - Calogero Nor
gante O.5O - Calogero Palumbo O.5O -
Giuseppe Vasta O.5O - Vilasi Vasta O.50
- Michele Ingrao OPS ~ Alfonso Trun-
20 0.50 - Andrea PaSano 0.50 Vittorio
Avena OPS - Andrea Garzoni $3.50 -
Rosario Carridi 05O - Salvatore Agnel
10 O.5O - Vincenzo Morgante O.25 - Die
90 Agnello O.5O - Alfonso Vitello OPS
~ Vincenzo Mozzarella O25 - Leonardo
Magiani OPS - Gaetano Agnello OPS -
Salvatore Randazzo OPS - Mazza Felice
OPS - Giuseppe Chiazese O.25 - An
tonino Vitello O.5O - Girolamo Lamanto-
la OBS - Antonio Vitello O.5O ~ Raf-
faele Brescia OPS AntoninO Micali
0.25 - PaOlo Ingrana OPS - Giuseppe
Farina OPS Antonio Zugana OPS -.
Salvatore Catanese 0.50 - Pietro Mancu-
so O.25 - Pietro Maria O.5O - Antoni-
no Agnello 050 - Teodoro Maruca O.5O
- Francesca Vitello OPS - Vinceno Bu-
glisi OPS - Carmelo Zaffuto O.5O - Leo f.
nardo Busceni OPS Carmelo Costan-
"a O.25 - Giuseppe Puglisi OPS - Giu- .
seppe Zaffuto OPS - Pietro Sgro' OPS /.
- Luigi Falsetta OPS - Paolo Territi |.
0.50 - Vincenzo Savoia O.5O - Vito Di !
Matteo OPS Giovanni Anzalone 0.5O |
. Ignazio Burgio OPS - Michele Falset- |
ia 0.50 - Filomena Morelli O.25 ~ Clio .
vanni Marchese O.5O Gabrielle Chap |
petta O.5O - Michele Chiappetta 100 -
Frank Spina 100 - Giacomo Brutto O.5O .
- Totale S6725.
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PTOmOziOnG MGritdtd

II Rev. Nicola Sabbarese. ex Su-
premo Curatore delTOrdme del Fl
gil d'Italia, rettore della Chiesa Me
todista San Paolo di Philadelphia, 81
e trasferito. con la sua famiglia, a
Chicago, ILL.,. per assumere la dire
zione di quelle Chiese Italiane Me-
todiste Episcopal.
II Rev. Sabbarese durante la sua
residenza in questa citta' aveya sa-
puto circondarsi della stima e della
ammirazione di uno scelto elemento
che frequentaya il suo culto. 10 ha
sostituito il Rev A. Miceli, prove
niente da Buffalo, n. Y.
II suo alIontanamento, Sc da una
parte ha recato dispiacere al suoi
ammiratori, ha prodotto pero' ad es-
81 una grande soddisfazione perche'
il trasferimento a Chicago e promo
zione al merit ed all'attiyita' del no
stro AMIGO, del nostro fratello.
Gil italiani di Chicago 10 hanno
accolto entusiasticamente.
Ecco che cosa dice dI lui ii Citta-
dino degli Stati Unit di quella cit
ia:
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-07-04

ro OPS - Pasquale Costa O.50 - Car
mine Izzo OPS - Giuseppe Miele 0.50 -
Angelo Orato OPS e. Benedetto Santucci
100 - Donate Citro 100 Giuseppe
D'Alessio O25 - Fiore Coppola OPS -
Antonino Sansone OPS - Giuseppe Co
Stable O.5O - Antonio Gismondi 0.25 -
Estra OPS Antonio Splendore 0.50 -
Raffaele Melillo O.5O 49, Giovanni Melillo
O.5O - F. Martorella OPS - j. LENA OPS
New Giovanni 0.50 E. Santarello
O.25 - Gaetano Fieso O.5O Antonio
Lombardi 100 - j. Rega O5O - D. Di
Pasquale 0. 25 - Eustachio Violetta OBS
- Francesca Ercole O25 - Michele Sea-
futi OPS - olacucci Giuseppe OPS 20
Sanguino Damico O5O - Totale S27,25
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Cristilli /. 100 - Lila VI. LOO - Mar
zullo V. LOO - Paletta f. 100 - Cato
a. 100 - Raimo r. 100 - Mannarino D.
100 - Spinelli R. NJ. 100 Mandolia
NJ. 100 - Caruso V. LOO - Mangone f..
100 - Mangone S. LOO - Spataro G..
loo Paschuzzi R. 200 - Frizza 7.
LOO - Colaianni L. LOO - Damicone T.
100 - Marini NJ. 100 ~ Dattoia Z. LOO
- Pessolano R. 100 - Maria Ross /. 90 -
Mrs. F. J. Pessolano 100 - Pessolano A.
LOO - Intiso G. 100 - Gisonni G. 100
- Runco R. 100 - De Giglio c. 100 -
- Cirigliano NJ O5O Melucci A
o 80 - Veltri A O.5O - Nick Christie
pher O.5O - Paletta c. O.5O - Torchia
NJ O.5O Ciceselli l. 0.5O - Cato T.
0.5O - Gumbano G. O.5O - Rizzo NJ.
0. so - Tito F. $50 - Papa f. 0 so -
Dimeo L. 0 so Fragale r $50 -
Pellegrino F. $50 - Di Maio T. O.5O -
Savastano NJ 0 so - De Maria T. 0.5O
~ Papa C. o. 25 - Pulice L. 0 25 - Gal
ligiuri F. 0 % - Renda 7. OPS ~ Pic
cirillo NJ. 0.25 - Zupo p O.25 - Caruso
7. 0.25 ~ Ausilio F 0 25 - Fontana A.
OBS r. Foti G. OPS - Piu' O.3O - Ca
roppola c. 0.25 ~ F. Monaco 100 ~
Eugenio Morrone 100 r. Rosina De ST.
none 100 - Anna Buffone LOO II
Paolina Scopelliti 200 - Angela De ST.
none LOO r F. Scopelliti 800 - Maria
Salvatore O.5O Maria Copo O.50 III
De Rosa O50 - Loggia tia
liza Redenta No. $50 3.45 - Totale dol |
lari $500.
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Loggia Er0ismo No. 600 di
EmpOrtum. Pa.

Pacifico Repace 100 - Pasquale Frisi-
ma 100 - Francesca Raffaele 100 ~
Francesca Roberto 10 100 Santo Le-
cato LOO r. Calogero Vassallo 100 -
Livato Giuseppe O.5O - Francesca Pirai-
ma 30 o.5O - Giuseppe Grippe 100 -
Salvatore Ploiso 100 Paolo Raco LOO
Giovanni Gennaecaro 100 - Totale s11.
Loggia Cesare BattsG. No. 620, dj
philadelphia. PA.
Dal Fondo assa $500 - Rizzi Fran
cesco LOO ~ Volpe Giuseppe 100 - Pa
squaL Luigi 100 Giannetta Eugenio 100
~ Landi Giuseppe 100 Sandroni A.
driano 100 r. Russo Carlo 100 - Lucia
Francesca 100 - FaragalH Giuseppe
$50 - Totale s23 so.
Loggia Ind di Beneficenza No. 695
~ S. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Anesino Federico s1.OO - Benevento
Francesca 100 ~ Sondino Giuseppe 100
- Mangone Raffaele 050 Catizone
Giovanni O.50 ~ Ali Rocco sIOO - Sea
lise Carmne 05O Bianchetto Rosario
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-07-04
IN ouore del Rer. Sabbarese

H. doreroso pariarc del Rer. n
| h. Sabarese di rcccnte fra moi. giua-
10 da POGO da Philadelphia, doue ha
cspiicato per- ami il suo ministerio
con zeio ed abnegazioHe c d0pe ha
rjcopert0 cariche elerate non solo
nellie chieSe met0diste episcopal, ma
ezidHdi0 net benemerit0 Ordine ri
gil d'Itaia IN america; difath cgli
per settle ami G. state Supreme Uffi-
ciale del detto OrdHe.
II ReU. SabbareSe e. state accolt0
dai memJri deHe cbiese metodiSte
di Chicago che egli e. chidmato d.
rigcre con gucHd dtmostrazione di
offeto che inertia, d1atG il pa a.
prize a. s. ALA prima Chiesa Neto-
diSia POLK Sh0lto Streets, ~ fu
I'M iet0 trattenimento in suo 0nore
- il Rer 4. Griii pioniero DEL
Popera con accoHcie parole presentO'
IL festeggiaiO augurandogh pei be-
ne della comnita' rita prOspera per
10 SUilupp0 del suo ministero.
La Congregasionc uoHe associarsi
al Uot0 del ReU. Grill ed u fratelo
ARdreq BotGgliero porto u salute
del frateH tuti al Rer. SaJbarcse.
A tutti risD0se il Rcr. N. n. Sab
Jarese rmgrazjando in nglese ed in
itaiiaRo.
TeHuc II culto II ReU Carlo De Ga
ge ed una sceHa orchestra qHieto' la
bella cerimonia. Fra numer0Si in
terUenuij regno' gran brio. L'altra fc-
sta Jellissima fu sUolta ala Secondq
Chiesa Met0dista oak ed Orleans
sts., II giorno 26 dpyile ed una cena
SpleHdidq renne scrUjta in 0nore dcl
ReU. Gage e Sa5barese. II C0mitato /
1eWopera Itdtand di EUaaSton. III. /
81 fcce promotore della delta cen0. /
Dopo sparecchiate le menSe prese Ia 1
Darolq II toast master Mr.. DaUiS che I
1rima di preSentare gil oratori role
ntessere IL meritato elogio del due
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Loggia Narsicaua Villa Glori ". 23O
ii SykeSrlEe, Pa.

orlando Monaco 100 Colella Fran
cesco 050 ~ Pasquale Sinibsldi 050 49,
Cesidio Di Ciocci O.50 - Francesca Pa
ciulli 100 - Luigi White O50 Anto-
Mo D'Alessandro 0.5O - Gaetano Testa
0.50 - Ercoli D'Alessandro O.5O - Con-
eetto Grasso O.5O Giuseppe D'Amico
O,5O Nicola Bonanti O.5O Loggia
Marsicana Villa Glori 25.OO W. R.
Johnston 100 - Harry Osky 100 A.
G. Making 100 Angelo Petrucci 100
Joe Roll O.5O - Filippo Di PirrO Jr
O5O Aern Wolf O.5O John W.
Carlson 100 - Antonio D'Amico 05O --
Nicola Luciani O.5O - Carini Nicola O5O
- Frank Anasti $50 - Annunziato Ma
rini O.50 Pasquale Granatieri O.5O -
Liberato Di Pillo 05O - Silvio Giuseppe
O5O - Orante Jafoli O.5O - Olmadore A
medeo 100 49, Nicola De Luca O50 --
De Cristofari Giovanni O.5O Totale
dollar 1900.
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NOfiZie dole GO|OIie
EMPORIUM, PA.
UNA GRAVE PERDITA
2S Giugao

(Caiogero TaSSaiio) - A soil Sc
ami, quando la vita lie sorrideya ne
gil affetti dello sposo signor San
to Legato, ex venerable della Log
gia "EROISMO". No. 500 del
rOrdine del Figli d'Italia, del set
te figli che lascia immersi mel dolo-
re, il 21 dello scorso mese di giu-
gno moriya la virtuosa signora
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lOtale Sj6T4G
Somma precedente ..... SS13.2O
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0 80 - Fratangelo Nicola 100 - Viglia
Salvatore 100 - De Fazio Donate 0.25 -
Mangone Vincenzo 100 - MarinO Otta-
VIC 100 - Minice Placido OPS - Dell'Ape
Francesca LOO ~ n. n. 0.50 Mangone
Rosario 100 - Catinone Vincenzo O.50 -
Lorenzo Vita O.5O - Sinagra 0.5O - Sal
yatore Gaetano O.5O - Mirante Carmine
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Scgu2 il Dr. Clark Sup. del di-
Stretto G Il dottor Tile della prima
ChieSa dj EUqnst0n. La Heta teSta
ST chiase con granite soddisfazioHe
degi interreauh dci tcsteggiah
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-07-04

Neifmteresse DEL contributor dia-
mo / Ioro Honti con a fianco Ia SOM
ma da ciascno s0ttoscritta. lie
s0mme ii queSte soitoscriaioni sono
state gid' pubblicate coHettiramentc
nei Humeri precedent.
Loggia Gugiieimo Narconi No lG5
di Philadelphia, Pa.
Loggia Guglielmo Marconi, No. l65 So
Di Paolo Fileno 81 - Pace Domenico
81 ~ Celia Giovanni 81 Troisi Carmi-
ne 81 ~ D'Alfonso Domenico 81 - Ira
yaglini Domenico Jr, 0.50 DTppolito
Vincenzo 0.50 - Gabrielle Michele O50 -
D'Aurelio Valentino O.5O ~ Cianci Limo
o.5O ~ Pontarelli Fortunate 05O - Pic
earl Amerigo O.50 Di Giuseppe Carlo
0.50 r. Plantulli Francesca O.5O - Vol
iaro Pasquale 0.50 ~ Annunziato Anto-
MO OBS Pellegrino Nicola 0.25 - De
Laurentiis Giuseppe OPS - Bonelli Mar
co OPS - Trasatto Domenico OBS ~
Scutti Luigi OPS - Amato Pasquale OPS
Totale s16.75.
Loggia Napoi, No. S4s, di PLila.
Donate Di Ciurcio 81 - Vincenzo DAN
gels 0.50 Giuseppe Volpe LOO - Do
menico Di Lauro 100 r. Emilio Del Gior-
no 0.50 Giovanni Coletta 0.50 - Gri-
maldi Vincenzo O.5O - Loggia Napoli
1000 - Ella Somma 0.5O - Seotese Flo
rentino 0.5O - Totale $1,000.
Loggia NuoUa Camille Benso di
Cauour No. 874 di Ht Pleasant, Pa. .
Guglielmo Crivella 81 - Luigi Costa
0.50 Giovanni Tesauro O.5O - Nicola
Yisconti O5O - Gerardo Costabile O25
Nicola Basile 0.50 - Antonino Rega
$50 - Angelo Vissarri OPS Sam
Diphilips 100 - Angelo Ricotta 200 -
Paolino Biangardi LOO Rocco Gau-
diano 0.50 Angelo Gentle O.50 Do
menico Costabile 81 Crescenzio Ricci
0.50 - Michele Romano 100 - Gerardo
Conforti O5O ~ Filippo Gismondi OBS
- Yittorio Cerino 0.50 - Nicola Calitri
O50 Carmine Sacco O.5O Michele
Costabile O5O - Pasquale Galderisi 0.50
~ Michele Gismondi 0.50 Nicola Fer
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MARIA REPACI-LEGATo

rimpianta dalI'intera colonia italiana
e dai component la loggia Eroismo
ALA quale la defunta faceya parte.
Ne rimpiangono la memoria anche il
fratello signor Paclfico Repaci la
sorella Ippolita.
| funerali ebbero luogo allie ore 9
a, IN. del 24 dello stesso mese con la
partecipazione di un largo stuolo di
popolo fra cui spiccavano personali-
Ia americana del paese,
La loggia Eroismo Vi partecipo'
in forma Ufficiale ed il venerable
diresse la cerimonia ritualistica che
commosse tutti i participant.
La morte della signora Maria la
scia un yuoto nella colonia nella
loggia, per lie sue rare qualita' di
sposa di madre affezionata.
\ nome mio di questo giornale
riyoIgo parole di conforto al marito,
al figIi, al parent tutti.
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"a SPLENDID TONIC
Says Hi1son Lady Who, On Dec
tors Advice, Took Cardui
And Is Now Well.

HIxsou. Tenn.-"About 10 years $50
was..." says Mrs. j. B. Gadd, Of
this place. 81 suffered with a pain in
my left side. could not sleep at night
with this pain, always In the Iefi
side...
Ny doctor told me to use csedui. 4
took one bottle. which helped me and
after my baby came, was stronger
and better. but the pain was stiil.
at first let 1t go, but began 70 get
weak and in rundown condition.
20 decided to try. some more Cardui,
which I did. =
This last cardui which I took made
me much better, in fact, cured me. II
has been . number OF years, atiii /
have no return Of this trouble.
feel 1t was Cardui that cured me.
and recommend II as a splendid To-
male tonic"
Don't allow yourself 70 become
weak and rundown from wonnaniy
troubles. Take Cardui. It should sure.
ly help you, as II has SO many thou
sands OF other women in the part 10
years. Headache, backache, sfdeacha,
nervousness, sleeplessness, tiredout
feeling, are all signs Of womanIy trou.
Bile. Other women get relief By talrirR
Csfdut. Why not you7 All druggists.
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