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1 EDITORIAU SECTION PAGE TWQ THE PITTSBURG PRESS i SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 7, 1912 German Societies I At the Swiss-American Saengerfest, -which convened at Chicago and came to a. conclusion last Tuesday, the following vrixes were awarded: First, Cleveland Baengerbund; second, St. Louis Swiss Mannerchor: third. Hamilton Swiss Man "nerchor; fourth, Milwaukee Swiss Man nerchor: fifth Toledo iieivita Swiss Alan sixth, Columbus Helvetia seventh Louisville Alpenroeslla eighth, Elgin Helvetia Man' tuerchor; ninth, Pittsburg Helvetia Man- nercbor; tenth. Canton Alpenroesli Mannerchor; eleventh, Peoria Greutli Man- nerchor; twelfth, Alliance Swiss Manner-hor.

Mixed choruses: First -second. Canton; third, Columbus; fourth. fjiansas City; fifth. Grand Crossing; choruses: First, St. Louis; second.

Chicago; third. Louisville. The festival was well attended by societies all over the country, and the session came to a 11 successful! conclusion. The fourth annual convention under the auspices of the Roman Catholic JCnitrhts George and the sanction of Bishop inevm, will be held July 13, at West View Park. The proceeds will go for a Catholic Institution to be erected at Der-ry, The committee consists of the rollowing members: Louis Seethaler, chairman; Leos Crock, secretary; Joseph 3.

Ren vers, treas urer; also the trustee board: John Weilersbacher, Algert Gold-bach, H. C. "Wevnert, Joseph Weiss, William Heiser, Peter A. Hoffman, Casper Metz, Rev. Cassimer, O.

M. Cap, Herman L. Keener, Phillip J. Scholl, Joseph Hess and Grand President Joseph H. Reiman the Knights of St.

George. The organization has a membership of over 14,000 and Is in a nourishing condition. Jacob Esser. director of tttm "Robert Blum mannerchor, visited -Philadelphia 'last week with his bride to attend the Ysaengerfest. Mr.

and Mrs. Esser left after the festival for their bridal tour through Germany, Switzerland and France. At Berlin Mr. Esser will visit his former teacher, Carl AhL. The German Lutheran St.

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The parsonage is on Chestnut immediately on the rear of the church property. The Braddock saengerbund has changed musical rehearsals from Wednesday to Thursday evening. The members have been regular in attendance and are making great progress. The society will give a musical entertainment in the near future. The annual school picnic of the German Francis congregation of Homestead will be held July 17 at Homestead park.

Arrangements for it are in the hands of the Knights of St. George society. Section 18. A large class of candidates was initiated at the last regular meeting of the Germania lodge. No.

1471, Knights and Ladies of Honor, of McKeesport. Grand Protector Weber presided at the Installation and made a speech on the welfare of the order. After the meeting a social was given. Next Saturday evening a meeting is called for the reorganization of uniformed section. Paul Fischer, innkeeper of Thirteenth ave.

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pons are packed all FREE. Fill in yoiir name and address and mail to us within TEN days from date. THE iAMILTOM Physical development, the promotion of sports and regular inter-state athletic contests between Italian athletic associations are the chief objects of the newly formed Eastend Italian Athletic club, composed of the Italian youths of that section of the city. By the formation of the club a long felt void has been filled, according to several of the young men. Every effort was made to induce members of the Webster Athletic club of the downtown section to combine with young men of the Eastend and by the co-operation of both organizations it was 'thought that the local colony would realize the construction of a handsome Italian gymnasium sooner than is expected.

The members of the downtown club will take definite action upon the proposition at their next meeting and there exists every indication that the action taken will be favorable to an amalgama- tion with common objects. '-At a meeting held last Sunday at the temporary club rooms on Everett st. the following officers were elected: President. -John C. Cancelliere; first vice president.

John "Vincent; second vice president. Celsy Persichetti; secretary, Patsy DAn- gelo; financial secretary, Vincent Val- ente; treasurer, Nicholas Papale; trustees, Frank Ferrara, Frank D'Angelo 'and Angelo Ricci. A brief outline of a constitution presented and the adoption of a regulation dress when on parade were constituted the principal business of the meeting, which was well attended. The young men were enthusiastic and give promise of exerting a most beneficial KPOR Hamilton Corporation Pittsburg Press July 7-12 ATIOW 2-4-6 W. 45th St.

New York City HOME OFFICES 24-6 WEST 45th Y. CITY Address influence over the young Italian element Nicola Caruso, who was particularly ac nora, Giuseppe Ferraro. of Smith solution of muriate of antimony washed rn the throngs of merrymakers were well equipped with noise-making' devices of every description and their activities will tive in perfecting all arrangements or the day's "doings." The other committee with tincture of galls becomes yellow, Giuseppina Mangano Agtrtdona, Salvatore Bondi. da Palermo; Nicola Russo, da San-tamaria Capua Vetere; Giuseppe Clement washed with oxalic acid turns blue, arsenate of potash with nitrate of copper green, solution Of goid with muriate of tin purple. men were likewise lauded.

green vitriol Ink washed with the same solution turns black, nitrate of cobalt serve to keep the thought uppermost in The officers of the day were: Ensrlish me minas oi tneir eiders mat it is a gaia day for the Italians. All the members of the society, number orator. Attorney Peter M. Cancelliere; Italian orator. Dr.

A. E. Abbate; president, Michele Ignelzi; vice presidents, F. Papale, A. Sturchio; N.

Caruso and treasurer, R. Scarano. ing about 300, will attend the jollification Old Captain I'Jas Ruptured 'uieenio, aa Aitavuia Millca; Francesco Bondi dl Domenieo, da Cerreto Bmnnita; Guglielmo Sarro', Rosalia Liberators D'Altorlo. Giuseppe esc jo, da teambiase Salvatore Di Pippa, Luigi Pis-tolesi, da Morolo; Paolo Milone. da Aver-sa; Vincenao Cilbrario, da Avtlgllana and James Cataiuzzi, da RietL Secret Ink.

There are several ways In which two More than 3,000 Italians of the city will gather today with their families In their work they will receive the hearty co-operation of their elders, who will furnish whatever financial backing Is necessary to Bet the machinery of the new-born club in motion, after which the young men are confident they will be able to keep the club going. Addresses were made by several well-known local Italians and hot a few of the old residents of the city were present to give the young men many valuable pointers in placing the club on a firm foundation. It waa a joyous day for Italians last Monday, when more than 5,000 joined hands in one of the biggest picnics and celebrations that Italians of the city have ever had in the Eastend section. Members from 10 local societies were participants In the festivities, and in addition to them there were, their families, their friends and their families' friends with a good-sized attendance of American friends to boot. The mecca for the celebrants was Kenwood Lawn.

Larimer ave neia, uiaccumo Cottinesi, of West Chester, Arturo Tommasoni, of Philadelphia, Antonio Truest, of New York, N. Giovanni Del Monde, of New Castle, Francesco IacovetU, Washington, Mlcbele DiLucia, of Lancaster, Alfonso Caruso, of Phil-lipsburg, Francesco Cirillo, of Hills-ville. Carlo Centanni, of Canonsburg, Antonio BuclnelU, of Steubenville. Francesco Bosco. of Johnsonburg, Giuseppe Crescitelli, of Punxsutaw-ney.

Antonio DLNapoli, of Mononga-hela. Angelo Biasuccini, of Reynolds-ville. Gugliemo Paparini, of Mahon-ingtown. Albert CriaciteUi, of Broackwayvile, Donato Maccareiii, of Cleveland, Amedeo Criscitelli, of Falls Creek, Ettore DIStefano, of Frostburg, Giovanni Amicone, of Ylntondale. and Giuseppe Di Troio, of Altoona, Pa, The following are requested to call at the office of the local Italian vic consul and friends at the annual picnic of the Societa Umberto a local military society, which is being held at Brady Stoub's park.

The recreation grounds will this should meet the eye of any Diabetes in uniforms and although there has not been a definite announcement that the members will perform maneuvers during the afternoon, President Angelo Riccord-lno says it is probable that the picnickers will be entertained by drills and figure-formations that will recall fond remembrances to the adults of the days when the regular Italian troopers paraded the streets of their native town or cities. In a word, the Italians will today give free rein to the buoyant, happy-go-lucky and devil-may-care feeling that is char person who is ruptured, let him ner write capv w. A. Collings. 313 Arsenal Watertown.

N. and persons can correspond with each other unknown to even the people before whose eyes the very letter, is hele-. Ovid taught roung women when writing to their lovers they should use new milk ae ink. This when dried is lnivsible. but by scattering c5?" of the fiver arc pcrrerted.

causing disorder of nutrition. get the book which tells of the Cap 55 For tbi condi tioa 1 tain's experiences. He was for many years a sufferer (double rupture) and present a gala spectacle for the committee on decorations spent the whole of yesterday putting up nags, streamers and bunting and this evening the illuminations will be on a scale that has never before been attempted by local societies for similar occasions. The arrangements committee has prepared a program of events throughout the day that bids fair to eclipse those of act eristic and omnipresent ai nad Decorae Dea-rtddeu, yet he luckily -found something that cured his hernia Warners Safe Diabetes Remedy should be used to check the disease and restore the organs to healthy action. Ir is invaluable to check Festa Itallana.

The officers in charge of the feast are completely and gave him better health with a prolonged life. The book describes how this was done and legions of others have followed the information coal dust or soot upon the paper the writing becomes legible. Ansonius adopted this method when writing to Paullnus. Diluted sulphuric acid, lemon juice, solutions of nitrate and chloride of cobalt or of chloride of copper write colorless, but on being heated the characters written with the first two become black or brown and the latter green. When the naoer and Auburn and the cause for the good time was the fifth annual picnic and in the Curry building.

Boss st. and Fourth, as matters of much importance must be communicated to them: oer- and overcome this disease as is proven by its use for President, Angelo Riccordino; vice-president, Francesco Caputo; "secretary, Michele Doromone; treasurer, Angelo Vecchio. The following out of town Italians with the grand result of, curing their the past thirty five years. oau given unaer tne auspices of the members of the Socleta Vittorio Kraanuele II. dl Mutuo Soccoroso of East Libert v.

lando Pwisl. da Girgenti: Giuseppe Mil lico du Oronso, da -Terltzzi: Giusenne Al own ruptures quickly and easily. A previous years. Aquatic events, athletic contests, races ludicrous and otherwise are scheduled while two rival Italian baseball teams will toss and bat the sphere for a coveted prize In the shape of a handsome silver trophy to be given by the society under whose auspices the outing Is beins- held. Ttm OlO OMIGOfAL Warm Smi Com itasa, mttd in Uutuandt efhamm, mJJ ht amU ottmid mm rtmfi ofs cntti.

When the last setpiece In the gorgeous were visitors to the local colony last week: Bernardino G1221. of Delmont, poi cira win oruig tne dook and a box- of the remedies which will be eriven free to anyone who applies. Bet alio, da Grazzaho Monferrato; Costanzo SaJottolo, da Fort! del Sannio; Angelo Completa. da Castelli; Giuseppe Maraffl, Nicola Fama, da S. Pier Nice to; Ernesto Damianl, da Navelll; Michele da WtnWi Sae Remedies Co, iiii i i r.

ter cut out this notice as it may not becomes cool the writing disappears and leaves the paper blank again. Saltpeter dissolved in water and equal parts of sulphate of copper and sal ammoniac dissolved in water are two good invisible inks. pyrotechnlcal display that marked the close of the eventful day had faded away in the starry skies, there was not one who did not nod assent to the general opinion Antonio Sgro', of Philadelphia, Antonio Flerno, of New Alexandria, Giuseppe ant Domenieo Serrao, of Clarksburg. W. Antonio Serrao, of East oe pnmea again, i noee wno are wear U4 KecW.r.N.T.

i- I At an early hour this morning thousands of Italians from cverr section of thn rAt-r tar torturing trusses, plasters. prevalent mat tne aay naa been a most vuurosa; Aniomo los uiii, da Iveraa Giovanni Bottonl, da Sezse Rounno: En Pittsburg, Nicola, Florentine, of lZJ Ai ineir way to tne picnic grounds win do grannea in tnis genuine chance of getting a genuine, speedy, inexpen There are also soma inks whlck are successful one, A good deal of trais sive cure, Awa hoard nn oil .11.. jk.uw uw9a.oia uia mu i uuuenn wl uuuuv ram; tnTWHe WMn OTT. tTUt VTFlble When was neara ail aides tor the popular eportin the Xeetal air, youngsters BoutU Fork. Antonio Lembo, of Do- GrandinetU d4 Gaetano, laaxttraaoi moiatened with i VvT.