The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-08-22

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As s,tI.ccer,ss Al the oor.cr, sonorcaisIy
:ssei + xispatia I,slisnl was swathod in red,
,shites and grerr. 10 were Jewski's and
u sfSsts 4 and Aarcnssahi Miserendino's,
& s..c salveslri ,ai,sorial artist, had Two
is'fr b.nners'sind a wreath Of paper roses
s Inihis ridt.ei ss,,or aihr dull red brick Of
". dfxttick u lgriusv with railroad smoke,
s.yv-r ~ Mrarsa garland, as did the fat
si~sss &i43t,Ny and untceuratcd, that re-
fl.ntlensibe steps ul the sanctuary Both
szsias;i sio kessi, in couuicnancc SaIvator's
sinyy iiialrsbxsenent shop, with its black
\ l.lliAsil1w sis,.. Salvador Masserino, First
\ slzssS Shine FisrG cents, anditsseven broken
II ~. sts:,s lo.tl,e sidewalk The area is 50
sssthstsoplysihe upper hall OF the cob
witljor i above ground. and Saliva
Il II his WORK bench. sees nothing but
.s.,sr<st,n.oi iret,oi all sizes, kinds and
si,4ssiilg and repassing from morning
rge lilrx from evening until morning.
Ivlusnbus Day there were many,
1t, but lie continued to stitch, al
s'.. tx. saw C., scene outside with the
.s ) hiss spLa: He knew all the little,
h. ,..owed dagp children, infant bandits,
/ sxf Sd MI oi lsit dirty pavements he knew
~ u F,es ~ smoke bIackened houses,
~ Lat b4naers, the wreaths OF paper
teS IN The market stands the gold let
4 81 1uprsshops, the motion picture mills
I'D business with the Messina earth
aa4ys at tivs cents head. He knew the
LEM Iia., 81 sinuttcd wash on pulleys, and
spf asiery and pepper plants that flourish
ekC<S liagly III tomato cans on the upper
S6adsadd wihdow-sills oi Little Italy He
lcadild smell the aroma Of roasting peanuts,
nfihflihg with other odors more varied and
yAstly more poignant. He could hear the
pdiySiot .jabber of the good American citi-
Il Il ssSa the street, for here the Tower Of
I Is vas undoubtedly upset and its con-
q blied But Salvador was deeply dis
tss4 s4gei the dream oi his heart like the
d u rs pl othet hearts was long deferred,
al he swsxcd his thread with vicious
IA His window was darkened by
1 ing of pedal extrenities like a cloud
baTstas0f locusts. The Italian band was
ktrutting past behind its gay drum-major.
the street blazed with red and green and
dashes u RIVAL purple; il was vivid with
brass Dnttons and bright cockades Then
the bisre of martial music sank tunefuly
into distance the feet in quick accompany
Jug frrrssional and Salvador stretched his
arlns ever his head and yawned.
:: Madonna he murmured, "a fine day
to 20 ~ Savir Rock in an automobile
He WAS 4 little brown man, Sicilian,
with fxcr Hike dried raisin and black
bsadlne eyes, and he had never beea in an
automobile in his whole life
lIe~ pair Of siect crossing the upper sash,
descends the steps and Salvador threaded
the needle IN his machine. Beppo Franzone
carried his old shoes folded carefully in the
haG zheel Of lsst night paper Beppo was
frppi With his newspapers, for he frequently
boiled bis coffee over them. He was rich, he
0wne1 = tcncment with lcaky roof and
water N the cellar, but be was iamiliarly
known On the Bowery as tight wad
Fine day, Salvador, said the magnate.
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