The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-04-20
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SlGnOrt. peas, tNtlSd me
For maka leeta speech TO you,
/ am so sad for Napoli,
am u'posa you are. too,
/ weesh / speak da Inglaice so
Dat YOU would weep for hear me tai
wat comsa wen Nesuvio
Ees open like da mouth of hal
Eef Get could be dat YOU can go
Where am born--een Napoli--
Wen quiet ees Vesuvio.
So pretta place you nerva sec,
So grcena iers. so blue da sky.
SO blue da waters cen da hay.
SO warma shine da sun-op, N.Y.
You weel no lika gon away.
You weel no care a leetla beet
For comm here 20 maka mon;
You weel be satisf' for sect
Like lazzaroni cen da sun,
Eet ees so gran dat. mebby SO.
Like dees eees heaven gona be-
But hal ees cen Vesuvio
wat weel you do for Napoli?
Da sprceng cey su1iir on aeests -l1aH
An evratheeng ees fresh an green;
You gatta dollars In your han
An pretta homes for leevin' cen.
You gatta heart inside your breast
For feel for udder people, too;
For many time you do your best
For help da Russia-man an Jew
But here eos women. here ees men
An leetla girls an leela boys,
Dat seng. like you, Hees glory en-
Da spreeng ees com wceth Easter joys,
But now dey cry for bread. an on.
Dey are so poor as dey can be,
Signori. pleas. ] like 10 know
wat weel you do for Napolt?
NC-atnOttc starrinrA FiI4aaS--
The bonds are $50 in number, each for
$1,000
The remainder OF the $4,000 will be re-
ceived In a few days.
They will then by shipped TO \. w,
Harris e. Co, the Boston banking hrm
that purchased them.
The iury in the case of Rafaelle Ivandio
va Frank Moroni today awarded plain
tin $3.50.
The superior court has dismissed tho
equity bill of the Warren Institution for
Savings VIZ. Henry Krahl
United states Deputy Marshal Rich
mond ]. stone Is confined 10 his home I'm
South Providence with n severe attack
OF indigestion
The case of I.odowick Leeds against
Mary E Catenich was argued i'm the su-
preme court today on defendants petition
for a new trial.
Charges against Sergt. Prout Of the
Seventh station were laid on the table for
week al yesterdays meeting OF the
police commission.
military whist will be given to the
members OF the Elmwood club and their
friends this evening at the club house |
on Elmwood avenue.
A jury awarded plainttin sll00 though |
II specially found he had broken his con.
tract with defendant Defendant claimed |
she was entitled 10 damages of from $3.50 |
TO 5000 above the sl4oo awarded.
Representatives OF the Pawtucket high !
school and the English high school OF this 1
city will debate In the hall this evening /
the question: Resolved. That the Chi
nese are Justified in Their Hostility To
Foreigners"
A board meeting OF the w. c. T. u. was
held In Caesar Misch hall. Westminster
street. this afternoon. followed by tho
regular meeting OF the union. AT which the
subject for discussion was THE Depart
ment of Peace"
The first issue OF the bonds for the
building % the state armory were received
today by the general treasurer from the /
American Banknote company. and were
signed by the governor. the treasurer and
the secretary OF state. after which the
seal os the state will be placed on them.
That the Jury found a verdict wholly
by the evidence In tho case OF
Mary a. Heeran, admlnIstratrix on the
estate 81 Charles iIeeran. against the
Rhode Island company was maintained
By the counsel for the dcfandant I'm the
supreme court today IN support OF a pcti-
lion for a new trial. jury gave Mrs.
Heeran verdict for 5000