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Inter-Mountain Republican | 1906-05-17 | Page 3 | Are Badly Treated

Type issue
Date 1906-05-17
Paper Inter-Mountain Republican
Language eng
City Salt Lake City
County Salt Lake
Rights No Copyright - United States (NoC-US)
Publisher Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah
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Article Title Are Badly Treated
Type article
Date 1906-05-17
Paper Inter-Mountain Republican
Language eng
City Salt Lake City
County Salt Lake
Page 3
OCR Text ARE BADLY TREATED Foreigners Kept Several Days Dayson on Road Without Food A pitiful example of or the advantage which is sometimes taken tal of of- ignorant tr foreigners rs that Is Js foreigners who aVe ait ignorant of or our our language was language wits brought to the attention of or United States District Attorney yes yes- tc tc da The story is this Mariana Marlana Carline Canine and aud nina Corlino CallIna wife and daughter of r Carline of or this city loft left their native natho country Ita Italy I to Join the uncut ment- l tc 5 of their family who had preceded in them to this ihl city Their Theil passage was waw mid laid to lo New Nev cw You York and the tho father and anda a 0 son on Thomas Carline had wart forward l od ed I lj to Co Conti nO of oC New Nev t You York his to be ll used In paying the fare Care and of the two t women 11 from flom flome omit i-omit New e NewYork York to Salt Lake elt City Time The mon money r rw was w forwarded more than thun two iwo months month ago 10 I The om women n reached Kills Island May tRY 1 and amid u as its the they wore without funds wore detained three hrco tIn days pending n an alt 1 Investigation as to whether the they would be supported upon their arrival al In Salt Lake Upon obtaining nt tor tory proof from flom United States tates District Attorney Lippman th the authorities in iii New Nett Y York rl released the thorn them m. m TI l' They appeared ap appeared at the bank of Conti were taken tol In hut hand by a of the batik bank put on omu boat board a n steamer steam tam er t and auth set ct out Quit to sea sa again Set l I js on fill ill Ate After fter I a days day's RM trip ti-hp they landed handed again were wro put ut II on board a n tI train anti and seven so nays later later reached their theil Stilt Salt It LokI Lake Cit City Being unfamiliar with tilt the country and amid unacquainted with the tue language the tho women women are c unable in to loll Just what route they took In comIn coming com com- In ing to They The y know Ino however howe that thaI not lIot until thu they reached Ogden did dill tile they meet tt single Ingle Ir person oll who ito was able to speak their language and amid because because be he- cause o of this thiN the they Wt wont nt without food Ito tho greater part alt of or tho journey At Ogden they lucy met one ont of uC thud their countrymen country country- men mOn who notified relatives l here hele and the women were started on the last few cw miles of or their long Journey ney reachIng reach cacti lug Ing Salt La kl nn hour later inter CanIne till the anti and brother broth broth- Thomas son scum Oll or er yesterday expressed great grat indignation tion at the treatment which hl his mother mud and sister flister l ed He lIt insists that the Clue money sent the Iho New lW York You banker tas to ima pay III their wo way sec sec- class ond-class front from New York to this cH city and give gho them mono money for fin rood foot beside and that lint they should hould have r reached tItle this cl city lit iii fu fours days In instead tead o of be being heIn he- he In lug ing obliged to travel arch eight days I
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