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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-04
HIT BY MACHINE

1oui, Want. of North Benwood, - N
the reynolds Memorial hospital a.
Glendale suffering from a fracture ~
~. base Of the skull as the result OF
h f hit BY an automobile driven by =. =
NJ STANLEY, as he stepped off . street
w. m, a., evening at 1890 o'clock In front
80 his home. His condition Is serious
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-04
I'M HANps OF JURY

Twin Fails ldah" Nov, = We case
Of lydia Myer Southarh. rhhrE'" WIN
III. nrsI d".rcc murGcr nf Edward r
Nsycr wen, to the jury today At 40
o'rlUCk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-04
: ADDITIONAL SOCIETY
shower for Bride

\ de ighttul shower VAS gwen as
rb, nv Mss VIRGINIA Nixon at her
hin. IN Martins Ferry in honor OF Mrs.
wijL,n, Irnk!u4 formerly Miss Emma
Sch, ,uaCh. w"usc iiarriaGr mas JUS
been unnoSnC"d. l'aa' Mas tue NV u
.,nn a. ne .,ru:ry and delicious re-
tr.shrnrrtS Mere served Those attend,
INK wpr, .,,, t"irphou" cir. = "mpI"!eI
AT ii. Martins Ferry. itr!dG"p"rt anu
Wheeling exchanges. ~" "ridr ma ,"S
beeu :, tee ,'G'.i" OPERATOR '"'"r" "''
iIdrgtIEt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-04
KNOCKOUT BY MASON

Munc.c. Ind.. Nov. 3-trH"k''n
Mason. Fort Wayne fyw"igh'. "'''"'"'
ant Bobby Moon OF Gary IN 80" ,'"' y,
round Of scheduled ten r'"'n' '''''
here tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-04
nrMoRIAL TO CLARK

,'harlottrS III, ~. \"N .. \ hro"H
Eroup spitomizinG 40" "'"!r, e'"e"' va, vs.
49, :, .xnro-in. -rd a.Vu!-!nE -"
Eorthoss, rerrit.ry. ~aS unveiled he"
loJ,y tn. donor "f IL" m,:n"rtai -
= - ,;ouL.. M"in;yi'. "' 'h"ri"t'"S'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-04

Omaha, Neb.. NOV. 3.-t"H NIX faster
,or the distance than any mdn ever lie"
bafore Albert NCo$tn. today won lne
,econd annual race for IA" l'uI tier cup
towering a distance nj $50 miles a IN
Average speed 81 lI6.7 miles an a""' .
ills ting for IN" trip was - m'n nut
lilo Seconds Last vars race spec"
was lis miles an hour. but was over "
shorter course.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-04
ELEVEN

b..n used in serving the guests at last
nIobt,s entertainment which featured
,he closing of the Scottish Rite Fall
Reunion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-04
Prizes won

Misses Miuetta Wagner ana '"r"!"H
Bel sang Two duets WIFE MISS va" "a,
Smith accompanying. k!wanAns lux
hartford and Ri Gibson donated prizes
or IN, day, which were won by the tol'
lowing women. NJ ;'earl ReAner'
boudnir l.mr: Miss Eva NJ. tranKe'
silk hose: Miss Anna Shatrer. SIX under
wear: Miss Louise NJ. IGipnie. SIX nose.
TIL. mems prizes were tw" boxes "a
cigars. given by kiwanian James Nc
shane. and were Ven by kiwanans noo
! Barry and f. K. pua1tuE.
Among ;he guests "t III" DAY were.
Misses Dorothy Tell. Mlnetu wagner
and Nan smith: Robert :. kinney. L. W.
Cummings. II. \. Davidson. r. r. Tor"
and W. f. Con. The visiting. ''l"-
. women were: B6rpire cooper. Ferih'
/ Mct'own. Rose rosgtNve. Laura Rinse!'
Alice NJ Gov Ms. W. \. Helm. NN''a
. Di,tr.rh G,acc Maxwell. l." j. S"hut-
: tier. Mary r.ruma Jones. Elizabeth Ap.ih'
Clara NJ. Conrad. Mrs. g X. Stricknn'
= Helen Il. C'raddock. Fraaces !httrich'
Margaret christie. HARRIET NJ. Alpl''
! Mrs. May List. Harriet, RaNy' JehMo
, Mcr;own. Belle Rogers. f. '. New own
Ress NJ, Burns. r. +. Flint. |" NJ. tTaiS'
Erna Hopes. Eva G. Cross. Mary l."
. Barry. Nell Lyle. Bird Scdewi'k. Louise
n laipple Anna SChairer. F.lNa NJ
FRANKIE ard Pearl VI. Reyner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-04
IK|WAN|S CLUB HAS
WOMEN AS GUESTS
Luncheon . Great success - 'ohn
Arbenz. Speaks - Handso'ns
Prizes Are Given

M.ah.r< Of Il" WU"rl.ng Women ;
business ,'lun w":.' guests "t Wv,
KiwauiS tub at IA" regular N.",' ,.,|
-, =, ,h, N,l.urr Hotel yesterday
noon. and thii session MAS success
from every standpoint" kiwHnia" ''""
p Nrh.nz made the address Of Y' '"m'
10 the women and, Miss Neil l;;'e re-
spourrd. thanking II" klwah'S III" '''
Their hospitality
Tn. feature o: the meeting was
talk hy ~ W. \. OuimeH. m"nos'
OF Kiwanls on "'amIcr. N''R' SUP
ject Of interest I" "N'FH"ne' .iI.
Ouimn, told Of N" dangers az ms
Lease saving that it was neither hrreu-
i,ary nor Infectious and that On" % tho
chi.s dangers Of the disease Is the 'ast
tina, mo pain is connected with II nnul
an advanced stage - reached. i"' -
the past year he Sa,a ~" per PEI, ~ =.
-, rarrrr In Wheeling. while In the
entire state 500 deaths we're reP'''eu
due TO the sam" dSseaS".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-04

Tonight WeiN Eu'rH vs. r A. :" =
Esll.ire ". Mozart tht'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-04

hose l.r''s":. NJ
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-29
Upholstery

C. STRAM for your uPnoisTering and re- nnishing of antique fuTniture Mat
 tresseS made over. z26 Colorado AvA-
 fin rear residence. 12s1 State St Bar nura 11s4.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-29
Wanted To Buy

ANTIQUES & FURNITURE BOUGHT AND SOLD. Drop a postal. D. P. Keane. 95 State St
 C.28aSs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-15
STOLEN CHECKS
BEING CASHED

Police announced Thursday night
that theft OF checks from the school
board offices In Seattle were being
turned into money by the thicves.
who are cashing them on tradespeo
pie In the Fremont Leschi. univer
sity. Queen Anne and South Park
districts.
Tho checks ~ OF them. were stoi
en- from the school board Sunday.
July .. They were stock checks on
the First National bank, stamped
with the seal OF the school district
and projected with a protectograph.
A few checks have been cashcd. all
indorrcd with the signature OF ]. J.
Doris. They usually amount 10 abou,
S2s. The total amount may reach
$1,000. The loss will have 10 be
stood by the tradcspeoplc. the bank
has announced.
Police have issued n warning 20
all store people to watch for the
checks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-15
is SHE LADY BLUEBEARD OR TYPHOID CARRIER ?
Mrs. lydia Southland Is Admitting Trial as SLAYER of Husbands

ard. alleged feminine Hubbard. 10
tail was filed yesterday by William
T. Guthrie and Homer c. Mills. her
attorneys in the district court. and
Judge w. A. Babcock Is asked TO fix
the bail and grant such other relief
as may be proper.
Tho molten declares that the evi'
denee In the preliminary fails TO es.
tabliah strong probability OF guilt
and that since Probate Judge O. +.
puvall refused 90 fix bond because
% having transferred the case TO
tho district court before motion for
hail was made. the district court Ia
requested 10 take such action. based
on the records In tho case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-15
INTERVIEWS "TIGER"
Or Should One Put it Other Way?
CLEMENCEAU BATTLES

and casts OF great Greek scuip-
lures and pictures OF still other
sculptures On the table there
is a book the old man has been
studying. II tells how to raise
garden vegetables
The Tiger purrs pleasure at
seeing you.
hoped TO draw him out by
telling him what saw recently
In Germany. He listened AXE a
sleepy feline. Then. finally. he
said:
Very interestingr'
ventured the opinion that II
France found she was able to
protect herself against the deep
seated German hatred. II was
largely due 10 his work In draw
ing up certain sections OF the
Versailles Treaty.
With his hands crossed on his
stomach. he spoke seven words:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-15
Award Woman $3.50
for Her Injuries

Mrs. Fred r. Blakeiy. io52s Day
ton avenue. won Judgment Tues.
day for $3.50 against the City OF
Mt Vernon. when her suit for 81, 500
damages was heard before Judge
Augustus Brawley and jury In Mt
Vernon. Ms. Blakely claimed a
motorcycle on which she was rid.
ing skidded on n waxed pavement
In that city. June 20. 1890. causing
her 10 break her leg In two places.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-15
By MILTON BIsONNER

PARIS. July i5.--"Interview
Georges Clcmenceau."
Those are my ordersl
Just imagine n tall. cookbook
ing sphinx suddenly turned into
an old man OF so. with Chinese
features. and occasionally omit
ting a word or two as II begrudg-
ing every syllable.
That's Cicmenceaui
There lis no pomp about the
Tiger OF France. Almost any
body can walk in on him In his
lair in the Passy district OF
Paris.
But almost anybody is just as
apt 10 walk right out again.
Ills home liz Ike that of a
struggling lawyer. Furniture and
rugs are old and time-worn. like
their owner.
There are books everywhere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-15
Indian Woman Wins
$4,000 for Injury

Mrs. May doughty. an Alaskan
indian. won $4,000 damages Thurs
day in her suit against the city
In which she alleged that on Sep
TENDER 20 last when alighiing from
a cowan park car at Eslstlake ave-
and Roanoke ST. her foot was
caught between defective cobble-
stone and the car track. causing
her to be run over by a car from
tho opposite direction Mrs.
Doughty sued the city for s52.5s5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-15

I'VE all did our best AZ Yer
sailles."
asked how America could
help France today.
Eloquent silence!
/ inquired was he going back
into French politics.
Even more eloquent silence.
Moro questions. from me
and
Young man, I speak several
languages and / know how to
keep still in all of them"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-15
WOMAN
fate TO
! BE old
In fall
Idaho Prosecutor Does Not
Credit Her Claim Of Being
| Disease Carrier

disease CdITleT
rvyrS FALLS. Ida, July H.
! 1<,.sa s,pthard deliberate modern
vssx plu.hcard or
4 rs.sa southara afflicted typhoid
.~~,.r-
Y The question viii be answered
kAere In the fall term Of court when
1Vrrs Sou,hard goes on trial for muir
I Mr.. Prosecution and defense are
Arshaling their evidence The trial
}6fnises to be the most bitter that
'y{he West has seen for years All
idaho IL aroused over H.
Ma. Southland was arrested re
Z cently In Honolulu. charged with inc
murier OF her fourth husband. Ed
ward +. Meyer. a ranehman who
lived near Twin Falls,
Three other OF her former nus
i bands had died as well as daugh-
ter by the frs husband and broth
er OF the find husband who lived
with the couple. Soou-si~ru .hs1i
ance pohc'ss were s-1i w ~ - '
o. the nusnands wno uie A.
Al the time OK net &C.,
6cuthara was nsins VII
husband. faui sineen. Sou1il.s.
naval oInccT' me- w. ..aa., -,
4os Anseaes' anu n,N s -.
g fionosu.u VIII IN -.
s.s.' = -. ,n,s,,al rra,r,monia,
~ c,,,,h.ra tina, the
- vr-fn Yrnp~rronai
.s-..,.~sa 80 IN. eharxr- of
s..s
49,
~ 49, - Me- nrnth.
NJ. -, srs-. ,rx,,ranre policy
aco s.,-ss-~ IVA. brn~ficsary.
,a.r "a aIea ara Iyda
.s,s 80. !, ,,o,,cv. Next day
"a. .c,,,,.a for toint
! 80 -,s~s - :. na,a IA survivor.
r,c,,n ara a half later.
ss,s ~.~,,y,cat. sboved near.
s--- $50. on Nov Is Ly-
- s...~s,.. ag~d Scarlet fever was
Es,rsr - cause.
.vrrv ,s,- <s.r..a vvu,,.m q.
49,. ,,rr,c~r on June
4 1900 .r,.,s.a - Is 600 inxur-
1,s-. -'rvs,,. ~ T.vda- Sly.
e - =. 1sed T,vds re-
s'.. s,.-k s,rh.her.a m
.s.u.vc.,- ,,o,srv ianx~d fust
80. ID. aeath.
- -
alAfsSu ~ ISiS ,r~s
Lew" - ,a,,~v rwsn,v.
ssso"v ihsu' a's s.,ar..
Gays '@ss. '' 80.
tiIica.s san, .,,,s..s 49,. 40.
entcrltis. LsuA
AUGUST 10, l3zv-MarTied Eo
ard +. Meyer. Next Gay Meses
box out policy Tor sio'ooo anu
made VIII Dequeatnins ei-'veo
worth OF properly 10 Lyoa ~ens =,
EIGHT days later he died aiter an III
dkss Of few days Typhoid 1e'er
Was given as the cause IN doctors
eertificates. Two attempts were MADE
10 collect the $4,000 pohcy ous 'he
money was held up
IA NOVEMBER 20, 1920-Married
Paul Vincent Southland. her present
husband. at Los Angeles. Teie-
~raptic adyices from Honolulu.
xrhere Mrs. Southland was arrested.
nav Southland stated he had applied
for a 10000 insurance policy. but
his application for so large a policy
vas rejected
This is the unbiased record This
a what Prosecutor Frank l.. stephen
haa TO add to IL:
eve do not credit Mrs. Southard's
claim that she thinks she Is a ty-
phold carrier. and that 1t was this
that may have caused her husbands
deaths. Regardless Of what doctors
cer,IfIcases showed. we have found
proof OF arsenic poisoning. What is
more. all the men revealed the same
symptoms. and .,. ,hss were not the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-15
KISS FLOOR OF
CITY HOSPITAL

BOSTON. July fs.-Prostrating
themselves and kissing the polished
floors OF CITY Hospital while the sur
geons worked. Alexander shada and
his wife. last night. prayed long and
silently that the good Mahomet spare
their 20 months old baby who. but .
short time before. had fallen out Of
a window in his home on the fourth
floor Of 70 Albany street
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-02-27
NOIZIG DOLE GOIOIiC
UNIONTOWN, PA.
20 Febbraio
III BENE IN UEGLIO

Correspondence - Recentemen-
te la "Fayettc Title & Trust Coz,
di Uniontown, 81 e assicurata la COO
perazione del signor Pasquale Bufa-
no, di Connellsville, in qualita' di
assistente direttore del Dipartimento
estero del quale e titolare il Prof
Raffaele Scala.
In una circolare lanciata agli a.
mici ed al CLIENT, il signor Bufano
dice di essersi dimesso, fin dallo scor-
so gennaio, dal DipaItimento Este
70 della Yough Trust Co.. di Connell-
syille e, sebbeue egli ayesse avuto in
tenzlone di ritirarsi dagli AFFAIR." ban
Carl nonostante fosse state richiesto
da attire lstituzioni del genere, ha
poi dcciso, nell'mteresse del lavora-
tori italiani, al quail, egli dice. deve
Fattuale sua posizione finanziaria. di
accettare foifetta della "Fayette
Title 4 Trust Company, che rite
ne essere Ia piJt' grande, la piu' ric-
ca dele consorelle della Fayette
County avendo essa dele risorse
superiori al 100000 dollari. Do
po aver ricordato che gil uffici del
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-02-27

DpaItimento cstoro della Banca So
no dilimpctto aIl'Uf'icio PcstaIe, n
-ignor Burauo coutlnua:
Uniuntown lmta migljori Ma
gazzini iii qual>iasi gencre il cui PREF
no e. dal % al 30 per ccnto piu' bas-
so che in qualunque alua clt,a' VII
Gina: conSeguentcmcutc Tltallano
che 81 reca in Uniontowu per at
tenderc nj suoi AFFAIR." bancani troya
il yantaggio di fare attire comprc plu'
buon mcrcato che altroyc.
II Dipartimcnto Estero della Fo-
yette Title & Trust Co., di Union
town e da diversi ami lodcyolmcn-
tc dirctto da quel gentiluomo che e
il prof Raffaele Scala, il quale null
Ia ha trascurato per soddislore Ia
crcscente e numerosa falangc di ita-
liani che 10 hanno avvicinato per af-
tari
10 che conosco la condotta rctta @
la capacita' del Prof. Scala, yado a
fronte alta od offrirgli la mia mode
sta opera di assistcnza, sicuro che
quei yccchi e mayi client, dcsidc-
rosi di essere corrcttamente ed one
stamcnte serviti, troycranno in lui
luomo degno della carica che occupa
e dell'Istituyionc da ui representa-
Ia.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-02-27
PASTICCERIA ITALIANA
G. CAPUTO, prop

Specialize per Feste Social, .Cposa-
ilsi c BaHesimi
Cassate, Cannoli ALA Siciliana,
Torroni Torroncini
81 spediscOno ordini in qualunoue
parte degli Statt Until.
81 ayvertono tutti i clienti spe-
clalmente iratelli delTOrdine FL
gil dItalia di non dimenticare Tindi-
rizzo
9OO WEBSTER Ave" Pitsburg. Pa.
Bel Phone; 9412 r.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-02-27
Diploma di bGn9m9r9nza

II Club Cooperative del Muratori
Itaiimi. con scdc al 0O2 So. ith St..
una fiorentc organizzazionc conpo-
sta prcttamcntc di opcrai di un sol
mestiere, la quale nulla trascura per
portarc Il compimcnto lutte lie opc-
re patiottiche ell umanitarie. sia in
qucsta terra III adozione, che in
quella di origine, l'anno scorso rice
veva anchc cssa, al pari dele attire
associaziom, I'M appellc lanciato dal-
la Casa di Ricoyero Gratuito di To-
rmo per aycre soccorso / poyc-
ri ricoverati, II suddctto Club, toe
cato daI grido straziante di tanti po-
yeri derelitti, con slancio unanimc
del propri soci, contribuiya immc-
diatamente con lie scguonti sommc:
II 2S febbraio 1927 con lire $40 q
il 9 Agosto dell'istrsso ammo spediya
attire lire 1000 per la manutenzio-
ne di n letto In compenso di que
sto suo alto umanitario, giorm or
sono riceveya il seguente Diploma di
benemerenza
"Al Club Cooperative del Murato-
ri ItaGani, che con pietoso cuore fa
fede di patria nobilmente mantle
sta benefieandone figli derelitti
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-02-27
La vista del RegiO Console
al1Ospedale Fabiani

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i, roc.ra ci,o, a, ,,,i,yioni ,afia ,a,.
te. e.arlc.ta che 81 yuole opcrarc. i'm
yirtu' del Quole il maIato, ad occhi
ape'iI. co"'elsando C. Inmando, ~u-
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-02-27
Garitas

La Casa Ricoyero Gratuito fan
viulli abbandonati in alto di commes-
so devote omaggio raccoglie e qui
ripete il palpito riconoscente del pic
coli ricoyerati.
Torino, Via Bardassano, No. q
il 1.o Gennaio 1921"
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-02-27
Per i d1IHeggI1II dol IGrTenOIO

LII dicembrc dello scorso ammo,
in nome e per como della colonia ita-
Llama Iii Canonsburg, che 81 era mos
Sa sotto eli auspIci di queIla loggia
Nuoya Ircnto e Trieste No. 15S del
IOrdiue Figli d'Italia. rufficio del
Grande Concilio di PENNSYLVANIA ri
metteva, all'on. Giuseppe Gentle, ex
Console d'Italia a Fladelfia, un as
segno bancaIio per lire 14200.00
tratto sulla Banca Commerciale TIA
llama sede di Roma, con istruHione
di destinarc lire $4,000 per Ia costru-
zione di una casetta beueficio del
piu' bisognosi o maggiormcnte col
pitt dial terremoto lire 2.2OO erogar-
le a fayore degh orfani rimasti pri-
vi di entrambi genitori nelh regio-
ne siciliana colpita dal nubifragio e
consequence iuondazionc.
In data del % gennaio u. $. l'on.
Gentle accusando ricezionc della
somma di denaro risponde al Grande
Scgretario Archiyista signW Alfredo
PerfiIia, con la seguente lcttcra:
Camera 5e; DeDyJob
o.Ron,a oq Gorn .1oot
..Eorooio Sioporo
.sFsnrin,o y Lei od ,I Gro,do N-o-
pcrabijo Sionor C;nsonno n; S;I,o-
stro miei r;ngroziomdnt; NOR I,asso-
ono boncario i; lire If 300 tras,,,o,-
semi con In Iottcro in daf, ~ dinan,
bre H. o nrcooIi ontron,Id III yolor-
si fare intnrnraG nrosso c,,,n,g;a.
mali III Caponsb,,g pa snaci,I-
mcnta verso opolIa Ioagi, Nno,,
Trepto @ Trieste doII.0rIino Figli
d'Ialia ari sentiment ii grotitrii
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La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-02-27

L'amministrazione del suddetto
Club per la gestione 1921, e COST
composta Presidente Enrico Damia.
nj, Vice Prcsidente, Leonardo Ci-
prigno, Segretaio di Correspondent
"a, Antonio Silyaggio, Segretario di
Finanza, Ludovioo Oriente. Tesorie-
re, Giuseppe Pradeno, Ccnsore, Vim
ccnzo Iodiaco, Sergentc d'Ami.
Christofaro Chiaro, Conuollori Cen
naro Bochiechio e Vincenzo Vacca-
ro. Del Consiglio Directive fanno
parte Filippo Falcone, Libero Ma
SELF, Pietro Anastasio, Antonio Co
lavecchio, Rocco Capuano, Sebastia-
no Lazzarotti e Orazio Striano.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-02-27
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/ a perseverance,
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gemmo moi, ed ha Ella domandato
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peratorio?
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0mmalati ivi ricoyerati come erano
trattati. ci rispose il signor Console.
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/ IA cs-i, appreudcndo dalla viva vocc
|di tulli. uomini C donnc, delIc af-
fcttuosc cure che vi riccycyano. del
nuovo mctoio oDcratorio al qualc 81
crano ~poutancameutc sottoposti. Ri
masr co>i' jenc imprcssionata la
mia -iguora, che ha promc,so di yo-
lcrc a-~istcrc, i'm uu futuro non lon
tauo, 9 dele operazioni col mctodc
dcli'aneslosia locale. QualI'uomo. con-
chiuse il Cav. Silcnzi, alludcndo al
DR. Fabiani, o. nm Ienonono dl g.
ncrgia ed e. m peccato che nella sua
opera uN'a''ilarla. non a'hia 'aVs'llo
dl alui mcdici''
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teSueoIl' He Parlerete con queI IA
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