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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-05-07
RESULTS OF PRIMARIES
Trend Of Balloting in Several of
the States.
Wood and Johnson Apparently In q
Neek.and-Neck Race for G. o. Q.
Nomination.

Chicago. May 5.--Among the states
that have selected delegates to the
Republican national convention in
Chicago nine have held presidential
preferential primaries in which there
was sharp competition among the
candidates The results thus far
achieved, indicating the trend Of pop
uIar choice, are given in the follow
ing table. In one state North Da-
kota, Johnson was unopposed
In several other primary states
delegates were picked without d.
rect expression Of the voters as 20
candidates.
Pennsylvania primaries are set
for May is. Numerous other states
have selected and will select dele
gates in the state conventions.
The trend thus fur In primary con-
tests, showing first, second and third
choice
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-05-07
$500, 900 ARMS LOST IN FIRE
Blaze, Believed of Incendiary orlsins
Damages Ordnance Warehouse
at Camp Travis.

San Antonio, Tex, May 4.-Fire, be-
lieyed by military authorities TO hare
been Of incendiary origin. did damage
estimated at $4,000 in an ordnance
depot warehouse at Camp Travis,
near here. Rifles. machine guns, auto
matte rifles and pistols, trench knives
OF various types, all new equipment
and valued at 100000, were stored in
the building, but much Of this was
safely removed.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-05-07
LA SALE POPULATION l3,o5o
Illinois City Shows Growth Of t,543
Since Census Of 1sfo--AIlianee,
o., Gains.

Washington, May 5.--The census
bureau gave out the following figures
La Sale. H.. 1850, increase, 1,543,
or 13.1 per cent. Peru, Ill. $500; in
crease, 8S5, or Ill Der cent. Win
field, Kas., 1893: Increase. 1892. or
1874 per cent Orange. n. j., 81, 3,23o
Increase. 3.609, or 1872 per cent. West
Orange. N. j.. 1888; increase. 4.593.
or 41.s per cent. Alliance, o.. 21 ,G03
increase, G,520, or 43.2 per cent.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-05-07

Madison-T state of Wisconsin
may. in the opinion OF Atty. Gen. ]. J..
Blaine, invest any surplus funds in
short term government certificates of
indebtedness. The question was
raised by Henry Johnson, state treas
urer, who has on deposit in state
treasury repositories several millions
OF dollars of state road funds, which
viii not be needed for several months.
He suggested that the money could be
invested in short term government
certificates at 51@ per cent, the state
making a considerable sum Of money
in this manner.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-05-07
EXECUTE ASSASSIN or CzAR
Man Who Confessed to Having Muir
dered the Russian Ruler Hanged
at Varsovie.

Paris, May 4.-The man who con
fessed to having murdered Car Mich
oIas, Posrednitzky by name, was exc.
cuted at Varsovie. Before being led
to the scaffold he begged that he be al.
lowed TO wear the silk shirt which
Nicholas wore when he riddled him
with bollets. The request was grant,
ed.
Those who have spoken with the
murderer believe he slew the czar
mainly because he wanted the shirt.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-05-07
ROOSEVELT ON 2-cENT PIECE
Fifty-cent Coins Also to Be Issued
In Memory Of Pilgrim Landing
in America.

Washington, May 5.-Coinage of
Roosevelt 2-cent piece is authorized
by blu passed by the senate. Then
senate also acted favorably on house
bills authorizing coinage Of 50-cent
pieces to commemorate the three hun
dredth anniversary Of the landing Of
the pilgrims.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-05-07
SENATE PASSES BIG BILL
Annual Fortifications Appropriations
Measure Approved and Sent to
conference-5ig Increase.

Washington. May 3.-Without a rec-
ord vote. the senate passed and sent
to conference the annual Notifications
appropriations blu carrying S19,38 49,
442 and containing provision Tor the
return to the treasury Of $SO0,615. 600
in unexpended appropriations for for
titications.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-05-07
REFUGEES LOST IN STORM
Fourteen Ships Go Dow- With Russ
5ourgeolsie in the
Black Sea.

London, May 5.--A considerable num-
Der of Russian bourgeoisle who fed
from South Russia to Asia Minor per
ished during a storm in the Black sea,
according TO a wireless dispatch from
Moscow. Fourteen ships laden With
refugees were lost.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-05-07

Watertown-Th saloon owners
were arrested and large amount of
beer and WHISKY confscated when
Carl Henning and George Ihrig, spe-
cial agents OF the scts4 nal revenue de-
partment at Madison. raided the base
ments of three local saloons. Henry
Lange. Arthur Gehrke and Fred
Meyers were charged with having in
their possession liquor on which the
tax had not been paid Search war
rants had been obtained in Water
town.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-05-07
PuIlman Rates AZ Ralaed.

Washington. May 3.--Increased Pull
man rates amounting to 20 per cent
went into effect. The interstate
commerce commission announced that
after investigation Of protests II had
decided against suspension Of the in
crease.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-05-07
Rsdnnina Raid Jericho.

Jerusalem. May 4.-Bedouin detach-
ments ralded Jericho on Sunday, driv-
ing of a large number of cattle. Brit
ish troops have been sent in pursuit.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-05-07

Salt Lake City, Utah, May 5.--Sena-
tor smoot was unanimously elected by
the Utah state Republican convention
as one OF four delegates at large.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-05-07
WISCONSIN
!. STATE NEWS

Eau Claire-Another chapter in the
Kruger draft battle will be added
with the capture or surrender Of Louis
Kruger who has so far evaded Off
Gals. In the feud which developed
when an attempt was made to serve
draft papers on the Kruegers, one was
killed and two of the brothers are now
serving sentences at Waupun Louis
recently returned to his home, it is
believed, and federal officers came to
the farm, one of the most highly inn
proved in Clark county. to affect his
arrest
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-05-07

Fond du Lac-Wilbur Krause. 4
years old. son of Mr. and Mrs. VII
liam Krause. town of @aupun, was
killed when he ran beneath the wheels
OF a wagon driven BY his father.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-05-07

Appleton-Outagsmie county farm
ers will have representation on the
Trades and Labor council of Appleton
through the election of one delegate
BY each local of the American Society
Of Equity in the county. This is the
first community in the state to give
the farmers representation in the
councils of union labor. 1t has not
been decided whether the farmer dele
gates are to have vote but they will
be permitted to take part in all dis
cussions.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-05-07

La Crosse-The third free union
high school in La Crosse county will
be erected in Mindoro at cost OF
$4,000, as result of a special cleo
ton in school districts in the town
of Pennington. The other two rural
high schools are at West Salem and
Holmen.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-05-07

Argyle-The body of an infant has
been found in the creek east Of this
village. An inquest was held and ac-
eording to physicians testimony. the
child was alive when abandoned.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-05-07

La Crosse-In an effort to defeat
the contractors in their declaration
hereafter to run open shops, the La
Crosse Trades and Labor council has
engaged in the contracting business.
r. G.. Knutson. organizer, asserted
that before the end of the week, prac-
tically all of the TOO building trades
oaion men or strike will be at work,
on jobs taken through the council.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-05-07

Madison Gov. Philip has appoint
ed Prof L. S. Smith. city planning ex-
pert of the university, as delegate
from Wisconsin to the interallied con-
ference and town planning congress
which will be held in England from
June 3 to IL Every state in this
country is entitled to one delegate.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-05-07

Racine-In an attempt to reach the
bedside of his dying mother, Leo
Crane, 33 years old, was instantly
killed in an automobile accident at
Kalamazoo. Mich. Mr.. Crane was at
tempting to make connections with a
flyer. The mother who was post
mistress at Franksyille, died about
the hour of the sons death. She was
6S years of age. A double funeral was
held from the home at Franksville.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-05-07

Maiden Rock-Mrs Eliza Loring
Nye, 90. pioneer settler of Pierce
county. coming here in 1858, died at
the home of her son. Judge c. A. Nye.
Moorehead, MINI. She was the mother
OF Bill" Nye, famous humorist.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-05-07

Watertown - Coincident with the
announcement from Washington that
the post office at Reeseville had been
raised to a third class Office, due to
increasing postal business, Frank
Loesch announced that he will erect
a modern hotel there. The hotel for
merly owned by Ioesch in Reeseville
was partially destroyed by fire two
months ago.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-05-07


pairing exploded eight miles north
west OF Pleasant Prairie. 1t is be-
heved that one of them lighted a
match while near the gasoline tank.
acknowledgements John c..
Kleczka of this city has been appoint
ed a member of the federal highway
council, a national organization repre-
senting public and commercial inter
ests in highway development. Mr..
Kleczka, in accepting the appoint
ment. agreed to cooperate in the good
roads movement
Stevens Point - Finding that no
funds We're available from the state,
the Portage County Fish and Game
Protective association has voted to
purchase an automobile for Frank
Hornberg, newly appointed conserva-
ton warden, in order that he may bet
ter enforce the statutes in central
Wisconsin.
Aadison-Dania Wattawa, who has
been staff member of the American
legation at Prague, will go to Paris to
De associated with the French branch
of an American law firm. He is a son
OF Mrs. Catherine Wattawa, Madison.
graduate of the University of Wis
consin in 1914, and a Wisconsin
lawyer.
Ladysmith-Th newest village in
wisconsin has been christened Dairy
Center, and is in one of the richest
parts of Rusk county. twelve miles
northeast of Ladysmith, on the Big
Falls road. 1t will soon have gem
eral store. a cheese factory, a black
smith shop and community building.
Racine-One hundred fifty employees
OF the Standard Foundry company
went on strike when heads of the firm
and employees failed to agree regard.
Ing prices TO be paid for piece and day
work Two hundred and fifty men are
also on strike at the plant Of the
Chicago Rubber company.
Maiden Rock-Mrs Eliza Loring
Nye, 80. pioneer settler of Pierce
county, coming here in 1858. died at
the home of her son. Judge c. A. Nye.
Moorehead, MINI. She was the mother
OF Bill" Nye, famous humorist.
Argyle-The body of an infant has
oeen found in the creek east of this
village. An inquest was held and ac-
eording to physicians testimony, the
child was alive when abandoned.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-05-07

Rhinelander-A campaign is on in
Oneida county for the betterment of
dairy herds A meeting held at Peli-
can lake, the first OF series to be
held throughout the county. resulted
in the formation of a Pure Bred Bull
club. Those who joined the club
agreed not to use scrub sires and to
keep the constant betterment of their
herds always in view.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-05-07

Eau Claire-Three or four hundred
natives of Smaalen, county in the
southeast of Norway. are expected to
gather in Eau Claire on June % and
% at the annual meeting of the
Smaalenslaget Stevne. which will be
held here for the first time in Wis
consin. Twice the conventions have
been in Minneapolis, but usually they
are held in the Dakotas
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-12-25

santina Marietta troyavasi per 10
appunto nei dintorni di Somma Loin-
barda. quasi di fronte a Castelle'to'
dove il Ticino 81 restringe, ed era ap-
nunto favorevolissimo ALA trayersa-
ia. Appena fu pronupciato il nome al
CastelIetto. Marietta aveva soggiun-
10 che un suo frateno, il quale face
va il pescatore c aveya barca pro-
pria. ST sarebbe incaricato volentlerl
di farlo passare. Tutto 81 annunciaVa
COST favoreyole che don Carlo, SEN
~ arrestarsi un solo istaute sui pc
,icolo che correva egli stesso come
complice. quando vide il carro allon-
tanarst ringrazio' Dio che gil aYeYa
permesso di compiere quella buona
azione.
pensieri di Arrighi intanto che II
carro 10 trasnortava lungi da Milano
non erano COST semplici; 81 compli-
cayano al contrario in tall tante
correnti che la preoccupazione del
momento presente non era forse Ia
maggiore. La scena violenta della
sera antecedente alTepilogo di un no.
mo morto gil stava dayanti in .utta
Ia sua terribilita' il suo misero; ne
Ia sua terribilita e il suo mistero; ne
.-,,.,t1,.o ,o, 10 snieraziOnf timide
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-12-25

reticenti, confuse di Marietta @ eiuno
yalse delucidare queilo 'Ho '.t, 'i'eoa =
eli sembraya un sogno sIi"' 's t." -
Ma al disopra del sogno Ia 'e'll''' @ 80 =,
tale di aver doyuto aoOanu"H''o -
sue domicilio con tutto clo cue WI
teueya dt document .,,.o e,li ani-
denZe, senza Pote' '' y, y, .,,ossa o,,,n-
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-12-25

e quello sarebbe state appunto IL vel
colo che doveva condurre Alright
fuori di citta', innanzi nella eampa-
gna. ST era persuasi che la polizia
non peusava certamente di andare
rinracciarlo a Soronno e lie guardie
del duzio abituate a vedere quel car
ro al servizio di una Canonica non
sarebbero eutrate i'm sospetto.
Certo non era mai eapitato a Don
Carlo neITesercizio del suo ministe-
no un smile case di coscienza e Sc
ci ayesse pensato prima non ayreb-
be immaginato di poterlo sciogiere
con tanta proutezza. Egli passeggia-
va in su in giu' per calmare il SAN
que. non per delucidare le idee che
eli erano subito apparse limpldissi-
me. Nessuna esitazione 10 aveva trait
tenuto in quel primo gesto umanita-
rio di tendere Ia mano al fratello in
pericolo ed ora Sc ne sentiva fiero,
come di una aggiunta al patrimonio
della sua vita spirituale. Sebbene lie
contingenze della missione che egli
esercitaya mel monde 10 avessero di-
stratto da pensieri che non fossero
strettamente riligiosi, mel fondo della
sua auima 81 sentiva oltre che prete,
anche italiano.
Poyero giovane! ripeteya fra Sc,
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sbirciando lArrighi ~ tutto guam
to giaceva in lui di yitalita' COM
pressa, di combattivita inoperosa
gil tumultuaya dentro con una sem
sazione di rinnovata gioventu'.
Povero giovanel 10, 10 me- suoi panni
che cosa avrei fatto?... - La ri
sposta non venne Immediate, ma ar
restandost dun tratto mel mezzo del
Ia camera col dent serrau il pu-
gno teso, don Carlo concluse:
Del resto, quegli austriaei son tanto
bricconil
Viaggiando di notte per evitare il
caldo le mosche due contadini che
guidavano il CAIRO della legna entra-
rono in Milano allo spuntar del sole.
Don Carlo non ebbe bisogno di dar
loro motif schiarimenti Trattenne u
no del due, ordinandogli di cambiare
i propri abiti con quelH di Arrighi
Arrighi, soto il frustaguo del con-
tadino prese il suo posto mel carro
che lemme Iemme dopo aver scaricata
Ia Iegna ritornava a Saronno.
Il piano non era naturalmente di
fermarsi a Saronno; occorreya por-
tarsi al Ticino per raggiungere il
Piemonte
La proprieta' del marchesi Pos
senu dove erano nate lie due sorelle
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-12-25

Non fu motto faeie spiegare quel-
ravventura perche' sc Marietta non
conosceya TArrighi, memo ancora Ar
righi conosceva lei. Marietta d'altron-
de aveva Tordine di non nominare di-
nand alFArrighi Ia sua padroncina c
dovette prendere a parte Don Carlo
per raceomandarglielo mel di lei no
me. Restava tuttavia da dichiarare
che cosa volesse quel signore da don
Carlo.
SempIicemente, con schiettezza, con
ardore commosso, comprendendo che
II carico della spiegazione toccava a
lui. Arrighi narro' la sua fede pa
triottica, il tranello mel quale era ca
duto e la necessita' della difesa che 10
aveva obbligato a servirsi della rivOl-
tella. Cospiratore ed assassino 10 a.
vrebbe giudicato IL ministro di Dio:
Don Carlo non giudico' Cola ne
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-12-25

preoceupazioni, Arrighi spero' di n,
tersi spiegare finalmente pintrtos,,
avvolgimento di fatti che 10 avevans
spinto a meZzo di persone ignote /.
posto ignoto. Ma il fratello al Marie,
Ia nulla sapeva di quanto era awe
nuto Milano. IN altri momenn
spirito libero, Alright non ST sarobhe
forse piegato COST docilmente Al -.
to compute. Ora invece sentiva 49,
la sua volonta', pur tanto forto
guidata da una arcana inflpar.a
nefica della quale non potendo -
dersi eonto gil fu duopo aurihn;ro
0uel concorso fortuito di cirooa..
che chiamasi comunemente dest,as
e pero', varcando il fiume (semn
sotto le spoglie del villico che era :,
masto a Milano) il fuggiasco ayevs
ouielato un POGO j tumuli den,ao,
ma. La gran calma del Ticino A.
volto in un 1eggero yelo di nebbia
che confondeva i particular deIa
due rive sembrava immergerlo in
un bagno di oblio sui quale trasyola-
vano in una diafanita di ombre !
compagni, Tagguato, la fuga, l'uomo
ucciso tutti quei personaggi nists-
riosi, evanescenti, che erano accorsi
] Continual
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NUNIERo %
CREPUSCOLI
DI LIBERIA

desima semplicita', cola medesimA
schiettezza. colo stesso ardore com
mosso rispose ala confessione del gio-
vane;
- Cui non siamo al tribunale del
In peuitenza. Mi sciolgo dalla mia
veste al prete, sono un uomo di from
te un uomo. Figliuolo, la mia casa
vi e. aperta. Dlscutiamo insieme clio
che 81 puo' fare per salyaryL
Tutta la notte il lume rimase aece-
so nella camera di don Carlo, Ayeya
rimandato a casa Marietta, aveva in
dicato un Ietto ad Alright che vi ST
butto' vestito, non per dormire, ma
per tenersi pronto ALA partenza CO.
me era stata ideata da don Carlo.
Quel mattino stesso, allie prime ore
doveva giungere in Canonica un car
70 di legna provenienre da saronno
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Una utiIe, prezioSa iflvenzione

poteche ed Irealzabii d diutbi in
della endta di azion buOne oatv d oggetO ut
dele nostre donne Lnvenzione
patentato danvenore Arturo Totan o
to il nome di: THE T0FANI FOLDING SHIFTABLE TABLE.
Maggormene ue queo avOlo quee famghe che hanno
peco perch mentTe d dmensni d dIen
pocia grande puo ammre pane diverse qual III
dere mang diverse ed nche ue
guocato quando opres rducono al mnmi
eTnini.
avo dice d patente e pegabie portable
di eangoare due tao sui top piano supere Me-
luo d pecole moe ad ato lie due tave
noo nanto che misura Ia meta del tavoo ar1Va
ssarsi del rettango altTa congiungers con la p
QUndi entrambe formano piano peto pussm ben no
acknowledgements premendo moe avolo mpcolisce
Questo tavo COST ute que regai che
vare fabbca del snOr TOfan al
E. Passyunk Avenue? Pche dare
odarieta allie mp del nost oonnazona peamente quando
frutto dellintellgenza, del genO taliano7
The TOfani Folding Shiftable Table
1905 E. PAssYUNK AVENUE PHILADELPHIA PA
The New York herald., 1920-12-31
EX-NA Wy FENCING MASTER
HELD AS LINK IN RUM RING
Revenue Agents in Washington Arrest Italian Profes
sor Whose Activities Are Traced to New York.

in Illicit liquor in New York. Pub
lication OF the arrests before invest-
CATION was completed was character
lied by them as unfortunate, and they
refused 10 say where the trail led or
that there would be other arrests.
T. Z. Taylor. who was retained by
Pappano as counsel. said tonight that
his client had become an unfortunate
tool through buster and Ignorance
that his act was not in violation OF the
law.
Prohibition officials here VIII make
no statement on the New York angles
of the case, or intimations that Pap
pano came to Washington as the rep
resentative of a great "whiskey ring
which it was hoped would be run
down.
Pappano was fencing instructor al
Princeton University during President
Wilson's regime and later was en-
ployed at the Naval Academy in a
similar capacity. He came TO Wash
ington six years ago. opened studio
and had considerable society patron
age, particularly in the military and
naval sets.
The New York herald., 1920-12-31
PART OF CARUSO'S
RIB IS TAKEN OUT
Second Operation, to Get at
Abscess, Gives Singer
Immediate Relief.
CRISIS NOT REACHED YET
Patient Critically Ill, But
Pneumonia or Other Com
plicatiOns Not Feared.

A section OF one of Enrico Caruso's
ribs was removed yesterday In the sec
ond operation for suppurative pleurisy
to which the tenor has submitted dur
ing the last two days.
| The operation was to relieve the
continued formation of fluid within
the pleura membrane. and was per-
formed by DR.. John f. Erdmann. who
was called into consultation yester-
day by Drs. Lambert. Evans. Stella
Murray and Horowitz, who have been
attending Mr.. Caruso since he became
! III. After the operation the following
bulletin was issued by DR.. Erdmann:
"Mr. Caruso has been successfully
operated upon by DR.. Erdmann for
empyema. His condition is satisfac-
tory"
DR.. Stella remained at the Caruso
apartment throughout the night and at
late hour It was said that the patient
| was "as comfortable as could be ex-
pected Under the circumstances. Those
in attendance upon the tenor made 1t
known that. while Mr.. Caruso is ex-
| tremely III, there need be no alarm over
| his condition, as there are no sugges-
tions of pneumonia or other complica-
tlons.
DR. Erdmann was called into consulta-
| ton at Ii o'clock yesterday forenoon
That the operation for empyema. which
is for an abscess in the pleura, was al
| that time set for the late afternoon wa;
evidence 10 those near the patient that II
was not an emergency measure. No
anesthetics were used when DR.. Erd-
mann removed a section OF Mr.. Caruso' s
rib 10 reach the deep seated abscess and
he was. II is said. cheerful throughout
the ordeal.
II was learned last night that Mr..
| Caruso's malady has not yet reached It's
crisis, and the operation for empyema
was resorted to as precautionary
\ measure The first operation on
| Wednesday was known as surgical
aspiration and Is frequently resorted to
| in suppurative pleurisy for the purpose
OF draining the fluid that forms In the
/ pleura. Yesterdays operation was
/ however. Of a major nature. The singer
| said ne experienced almost instant re-
| lief.
/
Ave other physicians who have been IN
constant attendance would amplify th'
bulletin issued after the operation, but
they have told Mrs. Caruso that they
are perfectly satisfied with her husband
; condition, and expressed their confidence
he would continue 10 hold his own. Yes
terday he had a higher blood pressure
Ills temperature previous to the opera
ton was about three degrees above nor
nal and remained about the same after
ward.
II was learned from those near th'
patient that. should the tenor continue
10 hold his own throughout the crisis Of
his disease. Il will be necessary for hin
20 remain perfectly quiescent for con
siderable period OF tlme--probably TIVE
weeks and that his period ot convales-
cencc viii be of considerable length. just
how long tho period Of convalescence wal
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