Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1901-08-10
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Rotterdam, July %, 1901.

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busy gathering facts them in order for
anaed yet panied by what have Italy So
History and Art and brongng with bggar much that
it will describe the poverty and squaor disclosed part
the abong burdep
imposed the bread he makes understand why
Socialists Anarchists While Florence wit
unwilling tablet
Caot Republican member Of the Chamber of Deputies who
year his life duel The red flag displayed by the leaders
captured by the police and Of the most radical arrested
This incident helped to realize something OF the deep unrest OF the
the for things
blame for the state lottery which tends dsy the principle OF
honesty land which ought to be at the
disposal people, blame for having made provision for its
ncapabe after having talked with long residence Italy
assured that the downfall Of the present would be dis
ate that under the regime with the reforms that are being
agitated, there is still hope tor Italy
Moreover the present government sympathy where
people ignorant Italy thing help
again must not forget the sectional
daved brnpb the strife Of centuries that make United
italy almost friendly feeling for the
venetans; the people dislike the Foenne the
haughy upon Neapoans while the Neaoan
turn the Romans most cordially With task difficult as this
blind ignorant mpassned multitude sick poverty seeking
possibly youn dagger srok the position the present
king altogether desired Emmanuel ILL., however song
man. helpful wife, did not them though
might have done had not been busy the search for other items
of greater interest
The few days spent Naples and Pomp course crowded
and there virtue frightening
people being with the Of sulphur inhaled the writer
ought to be goodness itself for long time to come.
study days only beginning and left having
painful from the Fountain Of Tey with the hope
day to return. Ea.zE
quiet
place Browning Here the
death. of which M
Florence perhaps the
the walked through the long corridors of her galleries.
guide seeking diligently the double
greatest and with book and double
wandered absorbed the contemplation of the
fellow who had dreamed and died. and had
left but part of his dream behind.
expect say beautiful s-most baut
full perhaps from gondoa by moonlight with the shadows
bridges marble palaces and towers falling the water while
the night air waited the of music from
Italian hroas The Cathedral of Saint Mksis gorgeous than
expected although do think that Dutch
upon the building few hours with SOAP
Marks would be much the American Farer than the
city, the year, Ldo the Ven
following the crowd hher and took plunge ntothe Adua
tic Sea.
delighted with Milan for with her
activity she makes think of hone glad however
musty
be walking among the open Of the dead centuries
In Germany fortunate enough to meet the RevChes A
pastor the Congregational Church
have had most delightful companonshp Indeed
peasane features the lies the number of courteous amab
Americans whom have found here The great lines travel nigh
way by feet On this highway have my countymen
Together gallery the table chatd
that dvege PARTING
that fair the So remember that Cicero
this life where spend the
friendships that make the heart glad but the hands slip ous
still hope meet again that "ar the sea-
With the kindlest greeting,
am sincerely yours
A. JUSTIN NoRTHRup