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The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1920-09-18
GIL AMORI DI RAFFAELLO

La dolce fgura di Raffaello ir-
radiata di gloria, quel suo amOre
per una donna di condizione infe-
riore. contrastato dai suoi mecena-
ii e fOnte di guai per essere egli
gia fidanzatO con la nipOte del car
dinale Bibbiena, infine la sua NOR
te precoce offrivano tall clement
di cOntrasto sentimentale da invo-
glare drammaturghi muSicisti.
Una ventina di costOrO 81 inspire
al pietOsi casi del grande pittore,
ma con esito cOs1 infelice che que
sta forma di pOstuma glorifica-
-zione 81 potrebbe SEM 'altro CHA
mare-dice Cesare Levi mel "Mar-
zOcco" la sfortuna teatrale" di
Raffaelo.
SorvOliamo sui 5 atti di Antonio
Tavoni, sellaio mantovano, sui
dramma di GaetanO Marini, che,
nell ultima scena, ia scrivere da
Raffaello morente ALA Fornarina j:
I'll ritorno i tuoi capelli. =. me Ii
mostrerai un giorno in Pardiso !"
Un certo Marucchi ha avuto la
sciagurata idea di scrivere un
"Raffaello" per educandati. Z. !.
(tutti uomini la Fornarina E la
sciata fuori dele quinte, nei quale
lUurbinate e Michelangelo 81 az
suffano come facchini e sono divi-
81 da Bramante, che Ii prega di
restar fratelli. in nome dell ar
tel"
Memo male che, mel quadro fna-
lie, Michelangelo viene a chiedere
scusa a Raffaello in fin di vita. e
dalla VOlgarlta 81 son Salvatl au-
tori di una certa fama, come Leo
poldo Marenco e Paolo Heyse; mel
dramma di quest 'ultimo: "La
Fornarina, Raffaello e descritto
come "uomo un pc vano, che non
conosce altra legge che il suo ca
priccio." F" Ma la profanazione non
s'arresta qui: un coreografo os6
comporre sull 'argomento un ballo,
in s quadri, per la ballerina ANA
liza Ferraris, rappresentato ALA
Pergola mel 1858; sara state GER
tamente un patetico spettacolo il
vedere una diva della DANA, sotto
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1920-09-18

lie fnezze. 81 mette a brontolare:
Ma 81, violae Ho dovuto
eomperarle per forza Tn mo-
nelIaccio, con una insistenza che
non ii so dire m 'ha seguito per
IN quarto dora mettendomi que
stO mazzolino sotto il naso. Per
levarmelo Cal oieGi, quel lazzaro--
ne, fui obbligato a comperarlo l..
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1920-09-18
lust a Little One. Maybe.

While to be sure we believe George
Washington never told lie we al,
ways will wonder how he got around
II If Mrs. Washington ever asked him
If he didn't think her new way of
serving parsnips made them perfectly
delicious.-N1acon Telegraph.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1920-09-18
Sfumatore coniugali!

Sfumatore coniugali!
La matura, nonch6 romantica,
signora Cunegonda al balcone e
vede sopraggiungere in Estrada il
marito con un mazzolino di viole
fra mano. La signora giubilante,
sensible a quell 'insolito omaggio
foreale del consorte, va in brodo
di giuggiole s'affretta a mover
gil incontro.
-Viole?. Violette?. :. do
manda ella subito lietamente sal
tellante.
E il maritO, un bonaccione pc
dante tutt 'altro che proclive al
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1920-09-18

Another advantage of tortoise Shell
glasses Is that they cover up a good
deal of face.-Kansas IndustrialiSt.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1920-09-18

somma...-risponde il padrone del
cane.
Finalmente 5 sintesero fra Ioro e
check" ! Mile Dollari- porto
10 "sportman "-pagato con un
via il cane.
-Poiche hal avuto il cOraggio
di vendermi-gridQ il cane mi
vendicher6, non parler6 pi1
Z la bestia mantenne la sua pa
rOla.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1920-09-18

-Venerdi, mel carcere di Sing
Sing, flu giustiziato sulla sedia e
lettrica il negro Frank Kelley con-
vinto dell 'assassinio di una giovi-
Meta blanca di Fatbush.
Prima di essere condotto all e
stremo supplizio mangi6 una lau-
ia colaziOne con buOnissimO appe-
tito e accese uno sigaro, che en-
trando nella sala dell 'esecuzione
gitt6 terra; allorch6 la corrente
10 fulmino', il mOzzicone fumava
ancora...
L'ultimo suO desiderio fu che 10
81 accompagnasse a morte al suo-
no di una marcia funebre; deside-
rio, a cui il Direttore di Sing Sing
Lewis E. Lawes rifut6 di consen-
tire.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1920-09-18


II pi1 piccolo giornale del
monde 81 stampa in New York
le dimensioni dele sue pagine So
no 6 inches per 5 contiene in
compendio ristrettissimo lie mott
zie quotidiane.
Quantunque minuscolo non e mi
scroscopio come quellO, pubblicato
ami sono, in Russia, che era come
una cartolina postale Ordinaria
con tipi tall da potter esser letti
solo merc6 l'uso di una lente d in
grandimentO.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1920-09-18

Entered as second class matter Sept
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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-08-28
CAMPBELL BROS.

You will find that the drug store of
Campbell Bros. in Lisbon is best
equipped to take care of all of your
prescription requirements. This de.
partment is always in charge of an
expert and licensed pharmacist who is
qualified to give you prompt and &C
curate prescription service. In addi-
ton, an unusually complete stock of
proprietary medicines is also carried,
so that you have an opportunity of
selecting the tonic, cure or relief that
is best suited to your particular all
ment. The store also carries a full
line of dainty confectionery in box
goods and is headquarters for sta
tionery of all kinds. You will also
like the carefully selected stock of
toilet preparations and articles. Then
there acre the delicate tales and pow.
ders, rouges, face creams, hair tonics,
shampoo creams, manicure sets, medi.
Gated soaps.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-08-28
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,

1t is not what you earn but what
you save that really counts. To save
Systematically, open an account today
in the First National Bank, Lisbon,
N. ID. You will find the officers of this
bank as interested in your learning
to become a systematic saver as you
possibly be. They realize probably
more clearly than you, how important
it is for every individual to have a
little nest egg-a savings account
for the so-called rainy day. One dol
lar will open such an account in this
bank. and if you make it business
to deposit regularly in it from your
salary, you will be surprised and en-
couraged the way it will grow. The
bank will also pay you five per cent
interest on your money. The bank
also invites you to open a checking
account with it and to transact all of
your banking business there. 1t has
safety deposit boxes for rent by the
year. Just the place for your valuable
letters and jewelry.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-08-28
LISBON MOTOR co.

The modern farmer knows that he
must have a tractor if he is going to
increase the productiveness of his
farm with the decrease in available
farm help. That is why the Twin
City Tractor, handled in Lisbon by
the Lisbon Motor Co., is to be found
on so many farms throughout the
state. 1t does the work required of
it, either on the drawbar or on the
pulley. The Twin City has recently
been the leader in six out of eight
tractor contests. 1t is the most eco
nomical in fuel consumption, 376 cents
per acre as against the average of
1854 cents for all of the tractors in
the contest. The Twin City has
proven itself to be a long lived power
unit and is by far the best tractor buy
on the market today. The Lisbon
Motor Co. also carry Twin City
Threshers and farm implements.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-08-28
LISBON IMPLEMENT co,

When the modern farmer buys a
new machine, he always selects one
made by manufacturer with a ma
tional reputation. The Lisbon Imple-
ment Co. has the agency for the
famous lines of Mccormick and Inter-
national Harvester Co. farm ma
chinery. This means that the local
concern carries a complete line of
repairs for all machinery made by
the two companies and the owner of
any machine will not be tied up in his
busy season waiting for repairs. There
is however very little danger of break
down in any machinery bearing the
Mccormick or International Harvest
er Co. name. All machines are made
an honor and of the very best ma
terials so as to be able to give the
service for which they are noted. You
will find a splendid stock of modern
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-08-28
THE LISBON CREAMERY.

If you have not tasted Gold Medal
ice cream you have missed a lot in
life. 1t is delicious in flavor and de-
lightful to the palate and the more
you eat of it the more the habit will
grow on you of insisting on being
served with the Gold Medal make. It
it manufactured by the Lisbon Cream
cry and is strictly Lisbon product
Redman Bros, proprietors of the
creamery have established an en-
viable reputation through the quality
of this ice cream. They also manu-
facture a superior grade of butter
which has just as enviable a reputa-
ton throughout this vicinity as Gold
Medal ice cream.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-08-28
LISBON BAKERY AND CONFEC
TIONERY

The Lisbon Bakery and Connection
cry offers wonderful opportunity to
the people of this city and vicinity to
obtain high grade goods at all times.
The quality of the bakery products
from there is so we'll known and ap-
preciated by patrons that it seems
hardly necessary to go into any de-
tails here or attempt to describe
them at this time. The best of f1ours,
dairy products and other materials
that enter into the different baking
operations are purchased to maintain
the standards he has set. Special at
tention is given to orders for we'd
ding cakes and other dainties for So
cial gatherings. The store carries an
unusually fine line Of candies, both
in bulk and in boxes. They also serve
cold drinks from the soda fountain
You will like them.
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The CHICAGO STORE.

If there is one commodity carried
by the Chicago Store in it's big stock
of high grade groceries, of which it is
unduly proud, it is coffee. When it
comes to selecting the brands of cof-
fee with the real blends that add so
much to their delightful flavor and
taste, Andrew Sandager, proprietor,
will not admit of any one who can
equal him. A speciality is made of the
Empress and Atwood private brand
among the many carried. This is a
delightful blend, full of strength and
body but without any sting or bit
terness to spoil the effect Another
popular brand is the Santos line of
coffees on which special prices are
made. The Chicago Store is the
home of good teas and spices also, and
is noted for the unusually low prices
that always prevail there.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-08-28
RANSOM COUNTY FARMERS
BANK

A splendid safe and uptodate bank
ing service is available to every resi-
dent of Lisbon if they patronize the
Ransom Co. Farmers bank. This
bank is one of the soundest and most
successful financial institutions in the
county. 1t has always been identified
with every forward and progressive
movement of the city since it's organ
ization and the directors and officers
of the bank are men of sound business
judgment and integrity. Your check
ing and savings accounts are solicited
and all other banking business that
you may have. The bank conducts a
general banking business of all
kinds, and you will give close atten-
ton to all matters intrusted to it.
Now is the time to open savings &C.
count; they pay you five per cent on
savings there. You will be surprised
how fast such an account will grow
if deposits are made regularly and
you soon will have a substantial bal
ance there for any emergency.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-08-28
The FOUNTAIN INN.

You will enjoy the good meals, good
service and courteous treatment which
you will receive at the Fountain Inn.
The steaks and roasts served at this
place are appetizing and we'll cooked,
in clean sanitary kitchen, the dining
room service is of the best, the wait
ers are courteous and know how to
give good service. The prices charged
are very reasonable considering the
high price of the raw commodities.
You will also enjoy the delicious, cool
and satisfying cold drinks served at
the Fountain Inn throughout the day.
They are made from delicious whole
some fruits and are delicious to taste,
they manufacture their own ice cream
which accounts for it's own popularity
in Lisbon.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-08-28
HAM M ELTON'S,

One always finds the economical
shopper going to the two big dry
goods and groceries of Hammelton' S
for the bargains always there. Every
day is bargain day at Hammelton's be-
cause the management of this store
knows how to buy his goods and mark
them at prices that will draw patron
age to the stores. In the dry goods
and wearing apparel departments,
you will find the very latest styles and
colors in dry goods and fabrics. The
garments are absolutely up to the
latest styles and carried in such large
stocks that patrons of the store have
a wonderful opportunity to make such
selections as they desire. In the de-
partment given over to groceries, one
always finds a fresh stock of depend
able brands of flours, coffees, teas,
spices, canned goods and the like.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-08-28
DR.. B. w. COONs.

Whenever any of your five stock
begins to show signs of being sick OF
out of condition, don't waste any time
or take any chances but send for DR..
B. w. Coons, Lisbon's successful vet
erinarian You will find that his
training and experience, along with
his natural ability make him valuable
to every farmer and owner. as well
as every breeder of live stock The
high price levels to which live stock
of all kinds have reached makes it
imperative that the owner does not
take any chances whenever any ami
NAL gets off it's feed. It is always a
wise measure to let the, doctor exam
inc your stock from time to time. test
the cattle for tuberculosis and admin
lister anti-toxin to the hogs to prevent
cholera.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-08-28
FARRINGER'S VARIETY STORE,

You will find a splendid line of dry
goods and household requirements
and necessities at the variety store of
E. S. Farringer. The stocks carried
in this store are always large and
complete so that patrons of the store
always enjoy the opportunity they af-
ford for shopping there. All the latest
fabrics in dry goods, dresses, waists,
skirts, smocks, coats, lingeries, cor
sets, hosiery, handkerchiefs, notions
and novelties. It's grocery department
is also well stocked with high-grade
groceries, which are sold at very low
prices.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-08-28
JONES LUMBER g. IMPLEMENT CO.

Let the Jones Lumber & Implement
Co. give you an estimate on the
cost of the lumber and other ma
terials you will need for your new
store building, house, barn or garage
The company will guarantee to fur
nish you the highest grades of build
ing materials at the right price for
any building operations you may have
in mind Don't wait any longer on
your building plans, expecting prices
of materials to drop. 1t is generally
agreed by all in touch with the build
ing work that prices on lumber and
materials cannot come down for some
time to come, and not before those on
other commodities lower. You will
also find that the company carries a
complete line of farm machinery; it
includes tractors, silo filters, corn
shelters, feed grinders, wagons, ma
nure spreaders, harnesses and the
like, a complete line of repairs for all
machinery in it's line.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-08-28
J, G. HYDE.

One of the largest and best stocks
Of farm machinery and implements
is that carried by J. G. Hyde of Lis
bon. In this age, the up-to-date farm
er must have fast working machinery
if he is going to increase the produc-
ton of his farm and also overcome
the shortage of labor, Then he will
want the big gang plows that go with
it, the discs, the seeders and drills,
the corn planters, mowers, binders,
manure spreaders, corn shelters, silo
filters and the scores of other imple-
ments carried by Mr.. Hyde. There
will also be found in his stocks, fur
naces, harnesses, wagons, buggies,
pumps, gas engines, automobile sup
plies and automobiles, repairs for the
different lines of machinery handled.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-08-28
MOTOR SERVICE CORPORATION.

The home of the Ford, the universal
car, in Lisbon is at the garage and
sales Offices Of the Motor Service Cor
poration. This car which has such a
national reputation, is the ideal car
for the farmers as we'll as, for the
city dweller and business man. The
Motor Service Corporation carries
complete line of genuine Ford repair
parts and maintains an able staff of
Ford trained mechanics ready to make
any repairs or adjustments on your
car. You will also find here, the cele-
brated Fordson tractor, another Ford
product, that is growing in popularity
in its particular field just as steadily
as did the Ford car.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-08-28

worth while groceries and merchan-
disc as they need. Every day is bar
gain day at this store because of the
unusually low prices that prevail
there in all departments. The gro
ceries, wearing apparel and dry goods
carried, as we'll as all other stocks
are particularly worth while and of
excellent quality. You will also find a
cabinet and complete line of Pictorial
Review Patterns in the Dry Goods De-
partment. In the grocery stocks, one
finds many of the nationally adver-
tised brands which is guarantee Of
quality, every time.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-08-28
ED, O'MAJIEY.

If you are particular at all about
the appearance your clothes give you,
have Ed. O'Malley, Lisbon's popular
tailor, make them for you. He has a
reputation for fitting and making suits
and overcoats that give the wearers
a distinctive appearance and the
greatest degree of satisfaction and
wear. He has just received his stocks
of fabrics and woolens for the autumn
and early winter season and will be
glad to take your order for a suit or
oVercoat now. He also does repairing
and remodeling of both mems and
women's clothing. Also cleaning and
dyeing.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-08-28
kONRAD AEGlE

The garage of Konrad Hegle offers
you expert workmanship in all auto
mobile, truck and tractor repairing.
Hegle is an expert automobile ma
chinist and mechanic and all repair
work done in his garage comes under
his personal supervision and is guar
anteed by him. His garage has all of
the latest types of machinery installed
to do the most difficult kind of repair
ing and overhauling. He carries a
large stock Of gasoline, oil, greases,
tires, inner tubes and tire repairs and
specializes in tire repairing and vul-
Canizing.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-08-28
COLE BROS.

One of the best and most carefully
selected stocks of worth while hard
ware in Lisbon is to be found in the
store of Cole Bros. There are stocks
of sporting goods, rifles, shot guns,
traps and other hunting equipment.
There are the pots and pans for the
kitchen and pantry, accessories for
the bath room, washing machines.
both for hand and motive power pow
er wringers, churns. garden and lawn
tools, lawn mowers, tools for the car
penter, paints, varnishes and colors
there that will give splendid weather
service, also glass, rope and heavy
hardware such as stoves, refrigerat-
ors and light machines for different
purposes.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-08-28
N. J. ZEll AR

One of the most complete and care
fully selected stocks of jewelry in Lis
bon is that shown in the stocks of
the store of N. J. Cellar. Whether
you want diamonds or precious stones,
watches or clocks, rings, pins,
brooches or other articles of personal
adornment and wear, silverware, cut
glass ware, hand painted china or
dozens of other articles, you will find
a splendid selection awaiting your ap-
prevail. A first class repair depart
ment for jewelry is maintained and
also an optical department., glasses
fitted to suit your eyes.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-08-28
EQUITY ELEVATOR g. TRADING

Now is the time to fill your coal
bins with high grade fuel from the
yards of the Equity Elevator & Trad
ing Co. of Lisbon. Every indication
points to serious scarcity of fuel
next winter through failure Of the
railroads to- furnish sufficient cars to
the mines during the summer months.
All over the country there has been an
inability to store up sufficient sup
plies of coal for ordinary needs in
cold weather. This company handles
some of the highest grades of hard
and soft coal mined and is ready to
fill all orders as long as it's supplies
last. The company also has in stock
plenty of flour, cement, grains, posts,
lumber. Sharples Cream Separators,
Slower Feed Mills and Nisco Independ-
ent farm machinery on which it
makes the very lowest prices.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-08-28
LOZIER FURNITURE e. UNDER
TAKING co,

The store of the Lozier Furniture &
Undertaking Co. offers to the June
bride splendid opportunity to select
her new home furnishings. The store
carries one of the largest and most
attractive stocks of attractively de-
signed and well made furniture to be
found in this city or elsewhere in this
vicinity There are some splendid
bargains in domestic, imported and
Oriental rugs there, also in carpets
and other floor coverings. If you want
iron or brass beds, the soft, downy
mattresses, good springs, you will
find them in the stocks of this store
There is period furniture there a
plenty and for every room in the
house, also wall papers and draperies,
framed pictures, vacuum cleaners,
carpet sweepers, kitchen cabinets and
scores of other household necessities
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-08-28

will always find them in the store of
Muralt & Company. This store has
always had the reputation for special
izing in goods that will meet the clos
est scrutiny for freshness and quality
At the same time the prices that pre-
vail here are surprisingly low when
the quality of the goods is considered.
In addition to many nationally adver-
tised lines of groceries, the store al.
ways carries large stocks of fresh
vegetables and fruits in season, be-
sides dairy products of the very high
est grades.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-08-28
McNAllY e. HARRIS.

The restaurant of McNally & Har-
ris is one of the most popular in Lis
bon because of the excellence of the
food served there constantly. This
restaurant enjoys splendid patron
age because it serves appetizing meals
that come the nearest to tasting like
"home cooked meals. !. Men. ana
women who do not have the opportun-
ity of enjoying the comforts of home
and are forced to board, appreciate
the opportunity they have to live at
this restaurant. In addition the at
tractive appearance of the dining
room, the clean line, prompt service
and liberal portions all appeal to the
patrons of the place.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1920-08-28
JOHN RICHLING.

When you buy shoes there are sew
eral things to consider but not one of
them is more important than having
the shoes fit your feet correctly. All
you have to do is to patronize the
shoe store of John Richling in Lisbon
This store is noted for the care with
which it's employees fit it's shoes. They
know shoes and they know feet anG
always get the right shoe on the right
foot so that the wearer has abso
lutely foot comfort every time The
De Lux line for ladies and the Craw
ford shoe for men are two of the spe
shop is conducted in connection with
the store.