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Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-18

Joseph W. Hodeca praeiicinn ~
lorney Of Silver clly. has entered
lhe race lur ne Dakuncrnllc nom|no.
tion for district attorney Of me alxth
judicial district subject 70 ne action
Of lhe district convention Of the
party.
Hodges Is we'll known throughout
The county, having lived here sinre
1907. Ne graduated from the State
Normal school IN lol3 and then
entered Washington and lee Uni
varsity At Lexington. Virginia, where
he received bis law degree IN ioiA
He has practiccd law since that
time.
During the Mexican trouble. fol.
lowing Villas raid on Columbus,
Mr.. Hodges served for a year on the
border as a member OF the national
nard. and when America entered
the world wal against Germany ho
again entered the military service
and went 10 France. where he
served for some months with the
A. r. n.
Since Edward n. Mitchell Of
Lordsburg has Withdrawn from the
race for district attorney. the MONT.
nation now lies between Forrest
Fielder Of Demlng and Hodges The
district nominating convention will
make The final decislon-silver City
Enterprise.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-18
New Mexico Men to Drill
Andrews Well Deeper

ROSWELL. n. NJ June iS.-M l..
Fox. for many years editor OF the
Albuquerque Morning Journal, and
Austin d. Grille. former president Of
the state College. are here looking
into the matter Of drilling deeper
the Andrews well. south Of Carlsbad.
This well is low 1850 feet deep and
lately eastern capitalists have be.
come interested in the well. II now
seems probable that the we'll will be
drilled 10 a greater depth.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-18

worth of bonds voted at The recent
election. On the day set for the
opening of bids not an offer was
received, but since then a half dozen
letters have been received from
bonding companies wanting 10 know
what the city would take for the
bonds. No positive offers have been
received hut the inquiries place the
city in position 10 open negotiations
Mayor Blair lays emphasis on the
fact that the city Is out Of debt and
his replies have been 10 the effect
that the bonds should bring par Al
least
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-18
coon MORNING, JUDGE.

Maudc Dohhs appeared before
Judge Cole yesterday charged with
stahbing "A soldier twice with a
butcher knife. Judge Cole after
hearing the evidence sentenced her
10 90 days In Jail and 10 pay the city
500 for her diversion, Walter n.
Sproni appeared for the defendant
and succeeded in geiting the jail
sentenced suspended and the fine
reduced TO $50, provided Maude
would leave Columbus today.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-18

ont


Now ~ the time 10 invest. before
the big boom comes. Three rigs are
busy drilling. end we viii know very
soon whether or not oil Is here IN
paying quantities.,
Now Ia The time 20 take . chance;
u may be- a big chance, but n you
win. YOU WILL WIN BIG.
A small investment NOW may
mako YOU lNDEPENDENT FOR
ufE.
We have DRILLING SITES with.
IN 900 feet Of Valley we'll for S1
aud awe a Warranty Deed 10 same.
The quick money made u on prop.
orty closest 10 production, o. you
can sell. lease or drill.
We have &0acre oil and gas lenses
midway between Angclns and Valley
wells for 500.
We have decided land for sale IN
i0acre tracts from $40 70 SO per
acre.
This village will be a CITY ovcr.
night " a 0uSHEn y brought IN
and Town property will advance be
yond the reach OF the small INVESTOR.
We have lots and houses at Dull
Times prices.
IT WILL PAY YOU TO SEE US
BEFORE INVESTING.
cam. A ENCENDORF.
Real Estate. 02S
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-18
800 Mexicans For the
Beet Fields Of the West

III pASO. Texas. Jupc iS.-Three
railroad coaches carrying 100 Mexi.
can laborers for the sugar beet
fields OF Colorado, Wyoming and
kansas, left VI paso this morning.
The Mexican are part Of a detach,
meni Of s00 who arrived In Juarc1
last night from the interior districts
% Mexico, and who will be sent "a
work on the sugar beet farms In the
north.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-18
Conservative GOmpsTs
Reflected for ssth TINE

MONTREAL p. y. Canada. Juno
~ samuel Gompcrs veteran prcri
dent Of the American Federation Of
Labor. was today reelected 10 that
position for the thirlynlnth time.
Only one vote was east against him.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-18
Ellis and Thomas Is the
Battery for First Game

III pASO. Texas, June is-Lieu.
icnani Mccullough will start Rice
and Dunlap a. The Bliss battery 10.
day and probably Ellis and Thomas
viii DO the battery work for the
siih Infantry of Columbus. In the
first game Of a ihree-rame series Ia
be- played At Fort Bliss.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-18
First Special Train to the
Democratic Convention

San fHANCIsCO, Cal- june ia
The first special train 10 the Demo.
cratic national convention from the
East arrived today bearing ncwspa.
per men. u was known a. the
"press Gallery Special"
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-18

0ENFVA Switzerland. func i8
Three hundred and thirty italian
prisoners have hoen Killed b, lnfiri
aicd kinenlsne A Tifana' ~hecnri|ne
10 q lcleafam TO Belgrade. quoting
rtports reaching that city. The meA'
sage said The Albaplana attributed
the ASSASSINATION Of Nssnd pasha.
former provisional president Of Al
bania IN parie early this week. "a
Italian intrigue.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-18
To ArI1ona BY Aulo.

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy p. johnson and
family. accompanied by their sister.
Miss Beuiah Johnsorf and friend.
Miss Mildred Jensen, left this morn.
ins on a thirty days vacation. They
viii travel overland by auto through
Me state OF New Mexico into Ari.
iona, where they will visit relatives
IN the different paris Of that state,
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-18

Upstate papers are mentioning
District Judge Raymond n. Ryan as
the logical Democratic candidate
this year for the New Mexico 81.
prrme court. 10 succeed Justice
Frank ". Parker Of Santa Fe, whose
term expires this year and who will,
u Is said. seek reclecihn IN the Re.
publican iickei--silver City Enter.
prise.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-18

SANTA ~. \. NJ Inne is.-han.
mel H. Oiero ~ Albuquerque has
rendered his resignation a. colonel
on Governor o. A.. Larrazolo's staff.
The resignation has been accepted.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-18
Peace Treaty to Referendum;
Harding Accepts Wilson'S Def

WASHINGTON. June is.-prcsi.
dent Wilson's challenge 10 submit
the peace treaty 10 a referendum OF
The American people was today ac-
cepted by senator Warren q. Hard.
ing Of Ohio, Republican presidential
candidate.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-18
snrnnl Thinks Wen Of CITY.

Walter r. Sproat ~ Pollard a
sproat. BtiorneysaLlaw, says C0lum.
bus Is all right. Ne had his first
ease before his honor Judge Cole
Yesterday and won IL. No wonder
Columbus looks good IN him.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-18

The Columbus baseball club. with
the addition Of Pitcher Prewiit OF
the Oakland club. Is going 10 play
Deming sunday. II Is 10 be hoped
the Columbus fans will all be- there.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-18

Mrs. BESSIE Schooner also ap-
peared. unwillingly however. She
was charged with having govern.
ment property in her possession.
The case was dismissed. Attorney
sproai appeared for the defendant
IN this case also.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-18
X. p. Social Committee Busy.

The dance next week, Thursday
evening, Of the Knights Of pythias
lodge, should be- a hig success. The
social committee j. a good one and
they are husiling.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-18

Both iheaiers report good bust
ness. The proprietors, evidently re-.
aliEing that summer business should
be- less than winter, are making up
for Il by showing classy attractions
only.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-18

Will King Of the Onyx has a big
iwoday show on AT Tie Onyx for
saturday and sunday. Cleopatra,
famous wherever good pictures are
shown. will be- the big hit for the
summer season.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-18
CARi. A ENGENDORF.
Real Estate. Q
ADVERTISEMENTS

ron sALE-One large family or no.
tel size washing machine and mo-
tor: will sell cheap for cash down.
Call I. c. johnson, west end Of
broadway. 0z5
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-18
CeIrhrale lhe Fonrlhl Yes? Nd?

A number Of patriotic ciiiz'ns
have suggested inst the Daily Con
rier announce there will be- a special
meeting at the Community House on
Monday night 10 devise ways and
means for the proper observation
Of the Fourth 81 July In Columbus
Everyone invited 10 attend.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-18
DoleIn Tune. ELIMINATED.

No more will doleful and iinpanny
times emanate from the KHAKI Cluh
orchestra. The orchestra" has been
repaired by the jenkins Piano Com
pany Of NJ paso.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-18
Get Your Auto READY.

Don't forget 10 20 Ia Dcming sun
day and pull for the Columhu,
team. They need IL. Dcmins
irounced them last sunday, o 10 s.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-18

Motor driven. @ new farm nipple.
msnt first rakes hay together and
then elcvaies Il high enough for
stacking.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-18

According 10 English experiment
ers. blue glass drives flies away. but
oranee, yellow or while glass nj.
tracts fhem.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-18

Private Clifton Parker, Camp Nos
pllal, will be missing from his many
friends for a few days, a. he IL tax
ing his rest under arrest IN quarters
I mean this poor hoy has only 3i
days 10 do.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-18
Rev. Pcarce at Rapilsi Churrh.

Rev. a. r. pearce will conduct
services at the Baptist Church next
Sunday-mornng and evening.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-18

splav and spliv are combining
their items 70 facts and harmlcss
lokes. Those WIN desire 70 know
spllv and splaV should continue TO
read this column daily. Their names
will appeal az an early date.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-18

Sergeant William jackson has no
trouble keeping awake now. Hts
hours Off duty are from & a. m. To
4 .. m. Bill is In the Medical De-
partmeni,
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-18

The farmers OF Union county
New Mexico are reported 10 be
enthusiastic over alfalfa growing.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-18

William White OF the Commercial
Cafe club made a flying trip TO
Demlng 10 stall the public. n"
brought hack four small flower pots.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-18

Stays are raised IN China for their
horns. which are cui of while soft
and used IN native medicines
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-18
SMALL TALK


Commissioner Lewis has returned
from his vacation al Hollville. Cal
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-18

Boys, the sextelte al The service
club the other night haa the audi
ence with them sure. Never before
was such vocal music rendered IN
Camp Furlone.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-18

Sergeant Badger Goodwin. d com
pany. Path Infantry, better known
as Jap. was seen on the streets Of
the VILLAGE OF Columbus about i0.2A
D. M. eating a slice Of Georgia ham
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-18

Manufacture ~ uaner pulp from
seaueed has reached a profitable
Stage 10 Japan.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-18

Old Man Burton, trainer and all
around athlete, has been having the
Time OF his life travelling over the
country with the athletes.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-18
panee s%alnrday NIahl.

The usual crowd Of young folk
will give a hop al the Community
Club House saturday night Good
music h promised.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-18
MISCELLANEOUS

wANTED-Ilems Of interest from
Camp Furlong. Mail. phone or
call the Daily Courier. Help 10
make Che Daily Courier a newsy
newspaper.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-18
SpIiV and SpIav Have a
Few Words About Post.

Happy Briggs next time out will
be against Babe Cabell
Private Shannon OF the Motor.
Transport Corps was stabbed twice
with a pen knife.
Private Lonnie Whether, Camp
Hospital. also has decided 10 take
q few days rest IN quarters.
Professor Gene Wright and his
many friends were somewhat disap
pointed In meeting the Drummers'
special yesterday evening.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-04-18

la pioggia e badate che non 81
Scopra.
bambini che hanno tenden-
"a a bronchite devono essere
oggelto di cure special e di
graude prudenza, pOiche la
t0sse Gamma degenera faclI-
menle i'm polmonite.
II piccolo ammalato ma biso-
quo di aria fresca. ma non
fredda. 10 81 tenga, quando il
tempo e callivo, in una came
ra bene venlilata. ad una tenn
peratura di circa 90 gradi
Fahrenheit. Sc c'6 il minimo
sospetlo di bronchite o di pol
monte.
La tosse provoca gil accessi
Iii tosse. percio sara bene inaf-
flare leggermente il letto od
il corlile dove 81 trova il BAN
bino.
II vilto dovrebbe cOnsistere
principalmente in mineslrine.
latte sterilizzato, uova. In
duanto al trattamento della
malattia conformatevi esatta-
mente allie prescrizioni del
medico.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-04-18

proyato dal Senatore Giovanni Ci
raolo, Presidente delrAssociazione,
dal Colounello Prof Baduel, Diretto-
re del Dipartimento Sanitario della
Croce Rosa Italiana, e dal Prof Al
berto Lutrario, Direttore Generate
della Santa Pubblica.
La Croce Rosa ltaliana a l.ondra
ha dedicate 10000 Lire Sterline al
10 stesso scope; dato il cambiO at
tuale tale somma corrisponde a qua
81 tire milioni di lire. La "ltaly's Day
organizzata dal Conte de la Field e
da un comtato IngleSe, produsse al
tire $4,000 Lire Stcrline. 81 distinse-
TO per Ia ioro attiyita filantropica il
Marchese Imperiali, Ambasciatore
d'ltalia Londra, Presidente del Co
mitato per il Sanatorio, la Marche
Sa Imperiali- Colonna, Direttrice del
laboratorii della Croce RoSsa Italia
ma, quail recentemente mandarono
a Napoli 900 casse di indumenti e dl
biancheria per gil ospedali.
Fra POGO s'incomincera la costru-
zione del Sanatorio, per il momento
Sono progettati tire editici di 70 let
ii ciaScuno. Uno di eSsi sara riserya-
to agi ammalati delle proylncie di
Salerno, CaSerta, Benevento e Avel-
limo. La Delegazionc Generate della
Croce Rossa Italiana a Londra assu-
mera le speSe di due edifici, mentre
il terzo sara a cariCo del ComitatO
distrettuale di Napol.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-04-18
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Note d'Igiene
Ia TOSSE GAMMA 6 UNA
MALATTIA GRAVE

La tosse Gamma e una dele
maIattie pin grayi che minac-
elmo linfanzia, tamlo per le
consequence immediate guam
10 per quelle pin remote.
LA mortaIita del bambiui af-
fetti da tosse Gamma e del 26
@ s per ceuju durante il primo
ammo iii eta. del 1873 per cenlo
fra ii primo ed il secondo ammo,
del 3 per ceulo fra i due ed j
cinque ami, e delll,S per cen
60 ira cinque ed quindici
ami.
Molte volte la losse Gamma E
accompaguaia da noImonife. i
yioIenii accessi III tosse pro
ducOno faciImenle una diIata-
zione del tpssuto stesso del
polmnni cd anche gravi difel-
Ii visivi dovufi ad una emorra-
gia nclrocchio Cerli casi sono
stali seeuiti da paralisi ed al
fri da tubercolosi Uando j
bambini erano ola denutriti La
tosse caniun che uccide an
nualmente piu di 10000 bim-
bi americani. minaccia la sa-
lutte pubbIica g richiede la no,
slra profonda altenzione. La
malattia g contagiosissima ed
e accompagnata Ga una in
riammazione dele membrane
degli organi respiralori.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-04-18
SCUOLE d AGRICoLTURA a
IN ITALIA

Una delegazione mandate
dal Governo Italiano e arriyata
a Perugia per studiare lie due
scuole di agricoltura stabilize
dalla Junior Red Gross. Que
sic scuole. fondale due ami
or souo. hanno dato risultati
tauto buoui che il Governo J.
laliano ma deciso di sovyen-
z,onare un gran mmero di
scrole simili in varie parCi del
paese.
lie due scuole. iii cui TUNA
81 lroya in Citta di Castillo c
IulDra Goolo Strada, furono
roudale POGO dopo il disastrO
iii Caporetlo per rialzare il
morale della popolazione. LA
gricoltura su base scientifica
e una dele cose di cui l'ljalia
maggiOrmenic abbisogna e lie
scuole ETA esistenti che basta-
no allie proprie spese, hanno
ampiameule dimostrato la loro
pubbIica utilila. Narie Societa
di BenericenZa vi mandan6
degli orfaui di cui essi paga-
no le spese. ragazzi vivono al
laria aperta, in quel bellissi-
mo paesaggio Umbro, essi inn
parano IagricoItura e l'alleva-
mento del bestiame, l'apicol-
iura eli clement di alcuni
mestieri.
| gioyani che hanno frequen-
tato dette scuole jrovano fa-
cilmente da impiegarsi nellie
varie parti del paese.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-04-18
resistiamo allie
tentaZioni

abbiamo sal tavolo di redazione
una mezza dozzina di punti pole
mici inviatici da amici ed ammira-
tori quail, perche non u yedouo
pubblicati, al portano II broncio e c.
accusano di debolezza per tizio per
caio. Sebbene titol di buffoni pull
cineili, lestOfanu ecc. siano motto
suggestivi e IN parecchi casi bene
appropriati desideriamo riulndarli
q quando s. presenteranno migiiori
opportunita
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-04-18
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
UN SANAToRIo DELLA GRO
cE RoSSA ITALIANA
a PoZZuoLI

ii cOmitato distrettuale della
Croce Rosa Italiana a Napoli apr,
.recentemente una sottoscrizione a
Tavore dl un Sanatorio nellie yicinan-
ne della citta. 81 raccolse quasi un
miIlone di lire, ST compro un terre-
no a Pozzuoli ed il Sig. francesca dt
Slmone fu incaricato di diseguare la
.pianta dell'editicio II progetto ia ap-
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-04-18
)lHtui deNd Pom MOTOR COTOJV d SOtGNd minnesota nnndm

Al numerosi azonh sottoscrittori la
sss.a aoa das corte Federae Chicago che
eettate lie dmission d s. c. Pando
rettorei H. Meuerry,
Norman A. Street George Heidman, tori.
da oRniac
maneggio degi AFFAIR." della e
ad ComitatO
diehiaano oddisfah deaPPoggo
stessa da tui Nellinteresse
create Dparmento Itaiano afdsndone Sisnor
" contempt che
rendre la Pan Motor Compagna Prottevo
della Parola Per nformszion rvolgsrsi ALA
CHAS. L. LADNER, Chairman
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-04-18
motif di spiritO
ChiaCChiere
e freddure
lie serve
IicenZiate

tsr14.4+at.r q 1F.s4uyT4ra Hal ypsfrI
.e-,.;,;o nns scrya anrbe So abbiate
tntfr Ie ragiopi Al onesto monde Der
f7- r;S Fssa l;,anarriut, come ma
re+traola non NJ lasria nm momeuto
e,,s te,,+.re Il; ronr;rv; deIi, sua
bs,.. ,.af.rg.. W; Ia sra.r;ate d.Ila
-. III 80 ,.;are al ;,nnre,9'r,.i
AN. ii,.strs. y,; r. fate sssapora-
= 1, .r,,, III 80. <; A., a urttere
ir ma fiurs+rs n; ririretta p ron
t;,,,, a hests,nr,i,r,,
4. ser,, a; ..,I =; ,r,,,nisr,, oggi
,or, Ia ,e,Drhe II -oraogio IA faryi
.tt..,,f- .,t-,.,-,t:. ...ss, l., f., o,,,r-
Ia il sTo grnpno : loutano dai tai
Ian; dell, .yosfre srarDr perrDa O.,
.endo .+sts ola patertata mel
h oral;ta d, rirevitrice al Dugui
rslri CON rrfati,i calausi agli oc-
rbi te,7,c che NON Ir accada quail
-be aIfra bur-asra
doDo nm mese mezzo dslfa rele-
brzzioue di una yittoria Iegale nell
ID ouafe riu5.er1 yittime non D0chi
ri+ruIli. Louo che Ia scrva. ipyitata
con attire petteealc. briIlo per Ia sua
ssseuza essa fa derIi apUunti a
o,-,-i', feetaz,oue chiauandO fla
.ra ri6 che I'm una vera afferma-
z;one def FirIi d'ltalia fi Srrriton
: di Harrisburg Pa ,ia pcr II uu-
Nero depIi frferteuuti che pe- ii
programme srorto
yeudctta di rr4 ,erya rcruziata :
moi per c~cmpiu. non ci siamo
seutiti aifatto ofiesi dele diatribe
che Ia serya 81 e fatt0 srriyere. an
che perc1e non abbiam0 uulla di Coz
u-une non avemmo mai relazioni di
rarentela con pfi assassin della ST.
h. chi rampolIi hanno Tufficio cen
traIe I'm Nechauicsbu-g. Ouelle SER
re. scacciate come cague rognose
daUOrdiue Figr d'Italia bollate
dafla Corte giudiziaria della
Dauphin County. coutrobollate
dalla Corte Superiore dello Sta
TO di Pennsylvania hanno pure
ragione di dare sfopo allie loro ven
dette. non importa Sc non ebbero
It ooraggio di venire incoutro guam
do furon1 iuvitate
moi non ci siamo sentiti offesi di-
cevamo Ma da Harrisburg Steel
ton ci souo pervenute parecchie let
tere di risposta ALA fetida carogna di
cola. insisteudo perche le pubblicaS-
sino ed aprissimo AMI. una rubrica
,ettimanale per lie serve licenziate
ma moi non 10 faremo a qualunque
costo perche una partita chiusasi
cosi ouorevolmente per la massa
degli italiani coscieuti ed ouesti di
Cueiie uolonic. non doyrebbe essere
trascinata mel tango per volere di
uno O pin straccioni morali che Il
no ad oggi hanno disonorato II no
me italiano nclla capitale dello State
di Pennsylvania, iuori dentro le
Corti civil. bastonati sempre di
santa ragione. MOI non siamo dispo-
I'll, per accoutentare nostri amici
di Harrisburg e Steelton. ad insoz-
zare, settimanalmente. come essi vor-
rebbero, le colonne del nostro gior-
male con u0mi di genre che uella VII
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Ricorro ALA cortesia di CO.
desla Spetl. Direzione con pre-
ghiera III volere difrondere col
mezzo del Suo pregiato gior-
male che in uu Mass Meeting
lenulosi il rs Mario 1920 al
Lexington Theatre in New
York. preseulc s. +. il Regio
Ambascialore furOuo racCOlte
soItoscrizioui al Prestito in
dollarj per lammontare di
dullari tire milioni quatirocen-
to quindici miIa qualirocento
ciuduanta.
Philadelphia, Pa, % Mario 1920.
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La Liberia Parola - Citta.
Con preghiera di pubblicazione
"Pervengono a questo Cousolato RI
chieste di schiarimenti circa limpo-
sta sul patrimonio in rapportO al
Prestiti italiani. Mi pregio ricorrere
ala ben nota cortesia della ). v. per
pregarla di yolere a piu riprese pub
blicare per cognizioue del connazio-
nall che mon sono soggetti all'im-
posta sal patrimouio' in yirtu de-
k. Decreto - legge del 3 dicembrc
1919:
lie rimesse degli emigranti che
>iano O yengauo depositate in Italia
presso Istituti di Credito o presSo le
Iasse Postal di Risparmio
?. - [ titoli del prestiti italiani di
guerra, compreso quello di cui al Re
gio Decreto "a Dicembre 1919, No
2l68 del quale in corSo Ia sotto-
scrizione, che siano sottoscritti al
restero da connazionali iyi RESIDENT
da almeno sci mesi".