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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-06-23
CRUDE OIL SMUDGE
MAY RUIN FRUIT

The Kansas City Journal fears
crude oil used as smudge by Kan
sas apple growers during the early
spring will ruin the fruit for the mar
ket That paper says:
What will 1t profit the apple
growers of Kansas If the states
greatest fruit crop this year is taint-
I'd with the flavor of crude oil? Peo-
pie will not buy apples that taste or
smell of the smut and smoke of burn
ing oil. Hundreds of orchardists
are worrying over this matter. When
a severe frost was threatened the
owners of big apple orchards lighted
the fires in thousands of crude oil
stoves scattered among the blossom
ing fruit trees. Now they fear that
the use of crude oil In these
sumdge pots may cause the loss OF
thousands of dollars worth of fruit
on account of the odor and taste left
by the SCOT of the burning oil. The
orchard men and the commission
houses are anxiously waiting for the
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-06-23
ALFALFA RANK, OATS
THIN IN DRY LAND

r. A. Gentry farming on Apple
gate river, brought to this city yes
terday a consignment of potatoes
that were perfect. The potatoes
we're grown on DR.. r. r. Johnson's
ranch, and were raised by dry farm
Ing methods. They. sold for Az
cents.
Mr. Gentry stated that oats and
alfalfa in his region were thriving
but that II one wanted to realize the
value Of alfalfa over other forage
crops, that field near him would
demonstrate It, Oats are growing
beside an alfalfa field. The oats are
so high and the alfalfa double the
height The oat roots live on top
Of the ground the alfalfa roots go
deep in the soil to moisture. One
Is a most profitable crop, the other
~ Indifferent crop.
Plant alfalfa, says Mr.. Gentry.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-06-23
MANY TROUT FOR
HATCHING IN ROGUE

B. L. Jewell, in charge Of the gov
crament fish station now being con-
structed at Fish lake at the head of
the south fork of the Umpqua river
25 miles northwest Of Crater lake,
was in Medford Monday and Tuesday,
purchasing supplies and getting net
70 be used In catching the fish.
Mr.. Jewell with six assistants went
into the mountains ten days ago and
established a camp. Returning from
Drews the trip to Medford required
four days travel as the trails are wild
and used very little. He reports
game in abundance and fishing ex-
cellent. In some manner all the fish
ing tackle except one fly and a line
was lost out, with these 100 rainbow
trout we're caught in 55 minutes, two
men taking turns handling the rod.
The station will be used only to OBJ
tain the eggs, which, when eyed,
,rt be packed to the Elk creek hat
cherry and from there distributed to
ei, parts Of the country. Transporta-
mon will be unusually difficult on ac-
count Of the unused mountain trails.
The government fish bureau is
somewhat short Of funds and a num-
he- of enthusiastic nimrods have al
ready donated substantial sums to aid
the work. The members of the Rogue
River Fish Protective association have
raised $500 to be contributed to the
fund.
A good share of the fish will be
liberated in the Rogue river and other
streams in this vicinity and the new
station will receive the enthusiastic
support Of local fishermen.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-06-23

fruit to mature to determine II any
damage was done.
Last year the oil was used by
many fruit growers, but without dam
age, as the smudges were burned be-
fore the trees were in bloom and be-
fore the leaves came out. This year
the trees were in full bloom and In
two-thirds of the state the fruit had
been formed and the leaves were out
When the frost signals came from the
weather bureau.
THE burning oil makes heavy
black smudge and thick SCOT was de-
posted on the foliage and petals Of
the flowers and on the small fruit
deep down among the petals 1t Is
feared that this SCOT will be taken
into the fruit and that the odor and
taste will remain. When the oil was
used last year the trees were out in
bloom or in leaf, and the SCOT was
washed off the limbs and twigs be-
fore the fruit was formed. Fruit
growers say the SCOT collected on
the leaves and blossoms and remain
ed there because no general rain fol-
lowed to wash It off. They fear the
growing fruit will absorb the odor
from the leaves"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-06-23
JOSEPHINE COUNTY is
GOOD ENOUGH FOR HIM

To the Editor Of The Courier:
Charles Henderson, representing a
party OF German Americans. who
came here about year since, return.
ed last week from a few months In.
vcstigating trip through Oregon
Washington and into British Colum.
bia. where he went with the object
OF finding a better location for a col.
ony OF his people. He made hls in,
'ostlgation independent Of business
men, mlngling with laborlng and in.
dnslrial people. He tramped as a
iaboring man and automobile rides
did not grace his itinerary.
The fields OF productive industry
were investigated, and resources. eli.
mate, water, products. labor and adj.
Nonlages In general for self-sustaIn.
lns increasing population received
M' hendersons close attention. He
visited some prosperous communities
ana promising regions. Now, after
b 'aoorlous, practical Investigation
onr friend returns we'll satisfied with
josephine county His people will re-
main and more will follow They
are located four miles west OF Grants
Pass, and are highly esteemed by tho
nelghborhood for their soclabllity and
practical Industrial qualities.
JIM oLDs.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-06-23
GREATEST OF ATLANTIC
LINERS ENDS MAIDEN VOYAGE

NEW YORK, June 21.-A general
salutation of whistles in the harbor
today announced the arrival off quar-
entine station of the new White Star
liner Olympic, the largest and finest
steamer afloat, which sailed from Liv-
crpool a week ago today. Although
breaking no speed records, the Olym-
pic arrived several hours ahead of her
schedule.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-06-23
TRENTON. NEW JERSEY
RATES IN COMMISSION

TRENTON, y. j., June 21.-Com-
nlote returns today from the munlcl-
pal election show a plurality OF 1912
IN favor Of the adoption Of the COM
mission form Of government in Tren.
ton Five commissioners will take
over the city government August %.
supersedIng the present officials.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-06-23

Mr.. and Mrs. F. o. Taylor and
daughter of Kerby. are spending a
few days with Grants Pass friends,
arriving here Tuesday.
Thos. Moore Of Three Pines, spent
Monday here looking after business
matters
j. r. Wood. Of Lincoln, Nebraska,
Is spending a few days in Grants Pass
looking over the city and surround
Ing country.
George 3. Wood came in from Ap-
Dlegate Monday to spend the day on
business.
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Richardson
Of Kerby, we're visiting Grants Pass
friends Monday,
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Helmer and
Miss Wluifred Flanagan went to Gen.
tral Point this morning to spend the
day at the Hamilton ranch.
The June Toka is now on sale at
sabins.
Mrs. z. R. Mahaftey, formerly Ag-
mes White, arrived from Portland on
Tuesday morning for visit to her
parents. She was accompanied by her
aunt, Mrs Alex White, returning from
her visit to the rose show at Port
land
Mrs r. E. Marvin Of Applegate,
was visiting with Grants Pass friends
on Monday.
Miss Iva Macarthur, who last week
closed elk weeks term of school
at Kerby, returned to that place Sun
day to teach a six months term.
X L. Coe left Sunday evening for
Portland, where he goes to spend sew
eral days on business
James H Kendall, eldest son of
Mrs. f. W. Kendall OF this city, left
Monday afternoon for San Francisco,
where he sails for England, his boy
hood home. Mr. Kendall expects to
be absent from this city about three
p1nths during which time he will
visit various places Of interest in the
old country.
James z. Cantrall and Miss Stella
Mock, both Of Josephine county,
were united in marriage Monday,
June 10, 1911, Justice Holman, Of
While going to his mill near Mon
,ague last Wednesday, August Fetsch
of this city, and party discovered a
dead man in the woods at the head
Of the Deschutes river, In writing
TO bis family here Of the incident Mr.
Fetsch said the mans name was Joe
Snyder and that he was about So
years Of age The body was left
where It was found until Friday,
when It was taken out. So far no rel
ntiyes have been found.
At a brilliant gathering at the Port
land Academy at Portland Friday
night last, Miss Grace Pinkerton
Hays, formerly Of Grants Pass, was
awarded double prizes. The first prize
u $50 given by Mrs. Helen Ladd Cor
Dett for the highest scholarship and
he first prize Of $50 for mathematics
offered by c. r. Moulton, were both
awarded to Miss Hays. Miss Hays Is
4 daughter Of Rev Charles Hays, for
ner pastor Of the Presbyterian church
N Grants Pass, The young lady will
)e here Wednesday to visit her sister,
Mrs George Cramer.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-06-23
PARISIAN SAGE

Puts Hair ON Your Head and Keeps
II There
Man or woman, no matter how old
YOU are, Partisan Sage, the unequal
ed hair tonic, will make you look
Younger
Why not so to c. II. Demaray.
ard get generous sized bottle to-
day II only costs 80 cents and your
money back II It does not cure dan
uruffi stop falling hair. or itching
scalp II will make your hair lux
nriant, bright and beautiful and It
is the most refreshing, pleasant and
mvigoratlug hair dressing made
The girl with the auburn hair on
every bottle.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-06-23

Whooping cough is not dangerous
when the cough is kept loose and
eXpectoration easy, by giving Cham
erlaln's Cough Remedy. II has been
used In many epidemlcs OF this dis
ease with perfect success For sale
by all good dealers.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-06-23

Stop in at G. II. Demaray's and get
free sample of ZEMO and ZEMO
SOAP.
The surest and most economical
treatment for eczema, pimples, dand-
ruff and all diseases of the skin and
scalp. Do not neglect this. They
VIII give you prompt relief and put
YOU on the road to a cure. Good for
infants, as well as grown persons
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-06-23
state OF Ohio, City OF Toledo.)
Lucas County.

Lucas county,
Frank J Cheney makes oath that
he Is senior partner OF the firm OF
r. J. Cheney q Co, doing business
In the city OF Toledo, county and
state aforesaid, and that said firm
VIII pay the sum OF One Hundred
Dollars for each and every case O,
eatarrh that cannot be cured by the
use OF Halls Catarrh cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscrih.
ca In my presence. this 9Th dav OF
December, A. u. 1855.
A, w GLEASON.
'SeaL Notary Public
HalPs Catarrh cure Is taken inter.
nally, and acts directly on tho blood
ana mucous surfaces OF the system.
Send FOR testimonials free.
F. J. CHENEY & Co. Toledo O
Sold by all druggists. use.
Take Halls Family pills for con.
supstlon.
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PooL AND B1LLIARD TABLES.
HOUSEHOLD coons

Rugs made from old carpets: beautiful
effects. Prices 500 and up. CarpetT
cleaned, sewed, laid. .. Mccormick, aug
Factory. go Van Buren,.
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UNDERTAKING.
CEMENT WORK.

LUND lays cement walks, steps, etc In
neatest workmanlike manner. BELL g2Os
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LEGAL

Bids for the construction Of the new
Mount Olive NJ f. church, corner 18th
and Buchanan, viii be received up tin 3
"a. m, September IS by
REV. O. W. II. HOPEWELI.
111f West 18th St
The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-02

PROMPT Realty Loans. Ella N. Peacock
Central Natl Blk Bldg. Ind 556 and 1e1L
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MONEY TO LOAN on personal property
ana collateral security, on easy terms.
G. II. Flintham. 9o6 z. fth St
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SEVEN large rooms. sleeping porch. bath
hot and cold water, gas, laundry, cis-
term well, small barn, IA lots, east front
fine shade, paving paid out 2H Clay st.
2910 Black.
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MACHINE SHOPS.

LAWN mowers ground on factory ma
chimes. perfect job. SL0o. Free delivery.
Ind bo3- Bell 1877 II. b. Howard.
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s1.5o DOWN AND $3.50 PER MONTH

FOR SALE-One of the best so acre truck
farms miles east of Topeka, on Seward
ave Ind. pphone 1757-1. w. z. McCarter.
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FOR SALE-On easy terms, an attractive
new home at IA Clay. Open for tnspec-
ton. Owner at 206 Clay viii show prem
ises at any tine.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
FoR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
CHOICE FARMS

fine river bottom lam
2 school,
this season.
houses nanb / a
than from $5o to $500
sI&
from miles
rich
q in
40 by with for
OF hay;a also estockb NOV
excellent bottom with
inproy andcan
fine creek bottom farm.f fe from mi from
Is miles fromW mile n
Of of
10 timothy andc a
Good7 7roonh fin house
farm a
acre
excellent
of
n In
the estatew haveh and qupped dc the
l.. S. LOWTTT & SON
En TOPEKA,
The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-02

If you want to trade your farm or city
property see us.
McNAMEE REAL ESTATE & INV. CO.
225 New England Bldg.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-02
EoR sAIE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR sALE-REAn ESTATE.
QDa T. S9HIAF FFlEl2 & WOO.
III
EXTRA FINE BARGAINS.

rice
lots
n
ron is SELL
school,
n
-~ee DN-- @A S NiN7
inlet road all
n
one mile to h hoo- / m tb randpa
rice
0 s asture
and cang a
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PICTURE FRAMING.

FRAMING. regildinE, mat making, mount
ing done by J. ID. Sullivan. 122 ". Eighth
street Packing, shipping. etc.
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Sulle sCOrSe
ELEZIONI

LIE elezione an illustrative Rd Iron
Belt ebbero un insolita animazione es-
sendo che vi erano in campo due sche-
de.
Siamo lietissimi mel registrare che
tutti gil itailani sia su una che sull al
ira scheda, riuscirono eletti, ad ecce-
zioue dl Martin Darn, il quRle, for
SO basandosi ..troppo sull 'appogglc di
attire nazionalita ebbe ad accorgersi
troppo tardi come in quel paase IL sop
porto del voti italiani sia I'm coeticen-
te neccesarissimo per Ia rluscita.
E siamo parimenti lieti mel registra
re quanto ci viene alternate Ga perso-
ne del posto. cioe' che gil italiani tut
ii presero parte attivissima ALA lotta,
compatti solidali. contribuendo eff
cacemente ALA vittoria del loro caIdi-
daGi.
VenneVo COST eletti Segreuario del
paese il signor Joseph Brighenti, a
Constable il lsignor Albino DeDlana
ed a Overseer il signor Bernardo Tes-
tolin.
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Da una Settimana
all'altra..
Italia in Guanti

Passata La fiesta sabbato 10 santo.
La fiesta aspete qual'e' quale g. sta
ta:- la celebrazione del cinquantena-
rio dele proclamazione di Roma capl-
tale della nuova Italia ma IL santoi
AbbiaEe pazienza: il santo, Diagato
fiagellato come tutti santi. .delle Leg
gende e.degli altari, che e. nella vita
fuorl della vita. e. il popolo. il po-
polo che fende Ia terra la coltiva,
che alleva gil ANIMAL Ii scanna per
lie altrui mense, che estrae e foggia
metalli, che fila, tesse, ouce, che in
dossa un unifor ne di s0ldato cammi
na finchei ncn gi 81 oriiui l'alt sa-
lie soprs una vaporiera, e 81 precipita
avanti con eEsa che arde fuma e sire
pita sorvola sotto lie gallerie e sorra
ponti, per lie lunghe, intreminabl-
Ii strade di ferro. nella luce e nell'os-
curita', tinche la legge ferrae del sa-
lario non gil dica basta.
La festa c'e' stata. HanGo festeg-
giato il Iensiero di cinquanta ami
addietro l'ardimento delle'minoranze
che miravano a Roma conclamava-
no, in cospetto del monde, diritti
italia suIla. citta' del apa.
Va bene Possiamo ricordar tutti
con simpatla gil uomini di ailora, i
memo che tt ravano piu' inchioda-
vano nell'epoca il pr oblema d'italia.
Ma oggi dopo, il cinquanta ami dalla
prolcamazione, dope quarantun ami
dalIa breccia della conqiusta il popolo
e. state ancora lontano, assente ne.
mico.
Perche'? LI'ltalia s'e' MESA insie.
me con POGO popolo e con molta poe
sia danime. Ora poeti dl quel tenn
DO sono morti il popolo, innanzi a
Sc troppi ha .visto commedlanti e
quel che piu grida. Italia ed e. piu'
all'obbedienza delle somme chiavi g
guel che piu esalta il coragglc del pic
colo Piemonte piu' ST ia sottile, COB
bo, microscopic Sc un aroiprete di pa
ese, rettor d anime condottiero di e.
lettori, 10 guardi aocigliato.
Per clio forse il pnpolo vier fuori -
dalla casa, Sc ne ha una. dalpoffici-
ma -~e guarda le bandiere come guar
da palloncini variopinti che oscilla.
no ira pail drizzati in una fiera.
Non gil dice niente quella pOvera
cara bsndieral E la bandiera di altra
gente, Di quell'altra gente che, sotto
IL tel drappo tricolore. 81 e mussa al
La conquista del proprio beEessere,
della proprla fortuna, insaziabile, di
decorazloni di quattrini, gente sud-
cia di egolsmo bifrente...
Peccat2l Peccatc kTanto pensiero,
tanta virtu' tanti dolori, tanto sangue
non ancora degli, italiani in patr ia,
perche' Chi non ha non e. Ia giusti.
zia non ancors dl questa nostra ter
ra. me- di alcuna altra. E IL sole e
lontano.
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Iscendono a ben 1857.
Cio' che il Segretario del Re
gio Consolato dice del Lozo-
90 del Dott. Pietro.

Philadelphia, Pa, 10 Marze 1910
Dr.. Peter Fabrney and Sons,
Pregiatlssimt Signori: -Sono ben
lieto da accettare l'agenzia per Ia ven
dita del famoso Lozogo, che e. una
medicinac ogni famiglia dnvrebbe
possedere, sia pure una sola tottiglia,
per vedere come quanto valga qua
sto purincatore del sAngue ricosti-
tuente del corpo.
Dal lato mio faro di tutto per
quanto mi dato di fare quella recla-
me che inertia La cura del vostro Lo
zoRo rldcnato ALA mia signora quel-
Ia salute che da mesi aveva perduta.
e posse ora affermare per esperienza
a quanti domandano. AMI dimostra-
re col fatti, che chiunGue soffra di un
malanno qualunque ne sia la specie
contro cui il piu dele volte la scienza
medi Ga non trova rimedi, dovra usa-
re il Lozogo, Sc vuol vedere che il 9i'
per lui spunti caro- come prima.
Mi g. grata questa occasione per iof-
frirle sig dottore. gil attestati di sti-
ma, voglia credermi,
Di lei Devotissimo,
G. De Stefano...
Seq. del Regio Consolato d'Italia
Residenza 1913 S. 10th st
Da casolare casolare da villaggio
villaggio. lie notizie 81 propagano
circa merritt del Lozogo del Dot Pie
tro come una medicina apportatrice
di salute.
Ricorda evi, non e. una medicina
che 81 vende nellie farmacie, me- IN ar
ticolo manipolato per tratifco CONNER
ciale ma e. un semplice rimedio e.
stratto da erbe. che g. fornito ale per
some direttamente per mezzo di agenti
locali designati dai proprietari, DIR.
Peter Fahrney and Sons.Co., 1926 So.
Hoy ne ave. Chicago Ill.
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Snlla scheda oel paese di Montreal.
vi erano ben cinque italiani, cosa as
sal lusinghiera per moi.
Eccone nomi, che rjcordiamo con
mag gior piaoere perche' tutti eletti
'e qui pero sia detto; senza grande
Ioro merito inquantoche' wi era una
sola scheda'. per supervisor il signor
Antonio Barbolosi ; per Giudice di pa
ce, signor j seph Valente; Per con-
stables signori Luigi Frlgo per la
frazione Gile ed il signor Boggio per
la frazione Pence; per overseer IL ST.
gnor Battista Reinerio.
ii signor Reinerio di Gile aveva in
tenzione di concorrere quale candida
to independents ALA carica di tesorie-
re, ma pochi minuti dope "a aperture
delle urne, abbandono' IL camIo.
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Mors tua...

| topi RESIDENT Londra avranno
presto tinito di darsi buon tempo nell
lie fogne. La stampa inglese ha gia'
eccitato lie autorita' e privati di'
struggerli.
Benissimo. Guerra. E sia di ster-
mimic. Perche e. rIsaputo che i topi
-anche dtfultl - FER lnezzo dele
pulci, possono fare IN -egalo di pes.s
agli uomini. Guerra. durque.
Sc quei sudicioni sapessero propo-
nimenti degli uomini, forse gridereb-
bero all'ingiustizia. Ma avrebbero
torto. L'uomo, prima di tutto, e. il
re dele bestie ed ha, sulle bestie gran
di piccole, diritto di vita ii NOR
te, Poi, in natura, ognuno flo 'er-
Ia moscerino, lupo pescecane wi.
We in quanto opprime, annienta, di-
strugge il vicino piu debole.
Ne vale osservare, per amore di
CONTRADICTIONS, che assai volte j debo-
Ii, piccol, microscopici riescono a
irrigidire in brew ora IN colosso. Sap
piano bene che 81 danno anche di que
sti casi. Una vista di mosca carbon
chiosa ammazza un atleta. Un NOR
SO di schifosissima pulce appestata,
appesta anche un gigantic. David soon
quassa Cola.
II topo comunqne, puo diffondere la
peste. Sappiamo. Ma quando lha
seminata qua Is, con Painto dele
voiubili pulci che vantaggi ne ha? 81
proEunea, forse la vita? Ha uu dis
piacere di meno.nelle sue cloache? Q
Ia una gioia di piu' nella sua faml-
glia? Niente; Fa il male nsr il male.
Un tilosofo della razza del sorci po-
treble tuttavia scrivere ora un tratta-
to contro la guerra? Ma che pro? II
topo e. il topo, bestia immonda, dete-
Stable, odiosa. ii trattato non COM
muoverebbe persona. E non risparmie
rebhe alcuna vita. Perche' sono natl,
topil Chi Ii ha chiamatisal convitoi
E bensi' .vero sche occupano ! buchi
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ii ramo d'olivo.

| In terra di Gallnra Isl dice della
bionda .Gallura piu' volte ricerdata
dai poeta mel volume sacro, da Dante,
intendiamo, AMIGO del 'giuidce Min ;
Isl g compluta una funzione medic
evale di grande linea sarda.
La scena 81 e. volta in Santa Teresa
irta sui mare di fronte ALA Corsica.
In quel paese anrava da tempo un
dissidlo ritenuto ormal inesauriblle.
Ii paese diviso in due, con due capi,
come nei secoli foschi dele contese,
PARTICIPANT degli Orecchloni da un cam
to, PARTICIPANT del Oardi dali 'altro,
bianchi neri, ghibellini g guelfi.
Sapete la storia itailana Ora potete
leggere racconti delle aspire, sangui-
nanti Iizze ira seguaci di una casa e
seguaci dell 'altra, entro le fosse e le
mura di una stessa citta' Sono COST
lontane mel tempol Sono ap ena curio-
sita. a pena aneddotol Eppure no.
L 'odio del vicIn1, nemici ira loro, re
siste ancora nella vecchia isola orfana
sui mare Ed q odio attivo, pertinace
a fedele plu' dell 'amore.
Ii parde, nonni, bisavoli tuoi, o.
diavano la gente dl un offensore! An
che tn Ii odieral figlio nepote di of
FEST. Non impOrta SO essi l'offensore
non gono piu' viyl, cenere: tn oCie-
raj soprag giunti con sincerita' con
intensita'. Sci piccolo ii .allungne-
ria pensando vendette. Sci gia' vec-
chic I'll preparerai al tramorto conse-
gnando quelll che resteranno o che
verrsnno dai tho ceppo. La rossa fiacco
La del tuo odio Ed essi uccideranno
il bestiame del nemico o gil avyelene-
ranno le sorgenti o gil arderanno col
ii la casa.
Or potete comprendere Ia gioia del
paese di Santa Teresa perche capt.
che tenevano IL luogo diviso agltato
In due campi, ST sono lin faccia Dio
agli uomini -finalmenete riconcilia
| ii. e cessate lie 1nimicizie ira capi,
fraternizzano ora PARTICIPANT.
Ma anche la cerlmonia della pace g
stata di medic evo, Oltre mile perso
ne 81 sono raccolte in chiesa, al pledi
degli altari illuminate. Gil anzianl e
lii prete hanno orato. Poscia uno Isl
curamente quello che piu' s'era ingeg-
rato in bonita definire l'lnglusta
guerra -ha lnvitato capi nem1ci al
la conciliazione E allora due, COZ
lenta solennita 81 sono uaccati dai ia
migli, dai clienti dai seIvi, 81 sono
toccate le destre e aperte lie braccla,
81 sono haciati in bocca, mentre le
donne agitavano lie pezzucle IL core
piangeva di commozione il sace!do'
te., con alte lie mani, benediceva. L
pace sia.
Ma il "croo'' ora che non ma piu
un padrone, ne ha duep Buon popolt
di Santa Teresa or viglla su te. Wig
la ia da te per te, gallo di Gallr
raj