Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-10
Not a Fortune Seeker. But a
Trottcr Of the
Globe.
AIDS THE LABORERS
Convinced European War
VIII Start Emigra-
ton From L. 5.

so.ci,l IN rbo yyor,d
u,ArrsTrp OIL, 0ct s-ropr
accustomed to being referred to as the
baiI\yjCk of "CoaI b~arOns" and Of
princes of the roval blood among In
dian tribes. the city of McAlester is
for the first time the home. tempor-
arily. of a scion of European nobility.
Like the su-C3Iled coal barOus."
who are in reality mere men strug-
for a financial existence against
adverse conditions. and like the In
Clan princes whose claims to royalty
are o~vershadowcd by debts they are
unable to pay, this Italian nObleman
can lay no claim whatever to estates
i'm keoning with his title. But. unlike
the proyerbiaI European i'm search of
American wealth. ne is not seeking to
exchange n title for an American
heiress-he's married. and has two
children.
He is Count Della Cinestra Reggie
Salvatore Of Palermo. ItaIy-globe
t]rottor. authOr and philanthrOpist-
but. imbued with an Unsuitable desire
TO benefit the labOring classes from
his native lane and being more en-
nmorod of American citizenship than
Of life i'm Italian DaIaccs he signs
himself more frequently with The
&C 5. Roggio."
w., con ooo Uouor
Wv" "-0'oo' ""-
count RegElo iIrSi won lame, pc
ginning with the year 1901, by winning
a $4,000 wager in walking a distance
or ZV,OVO mlleS nrouSh nine ullIeT-
ent countries n turning his win
ningS to help earthquake sufferers IN
the Calabria disaster. lie suffered
~hardshlps IN his tramplng eX-
~pertences, such as being shot and
robbed by Italian bandltti n being
lost on the Arizona deserts without
food and water for three days, but,
during his stay in the United States,
made the honor guest at 36 diff
ferent banquets at the hands Of Elk
because, when a lad OF 10, he saved
the life of an American girl who was
visiting ltaly-Miss Elizabeth Long
well, member OF lodge NO. OF the
order OF Elks, New YORK city. The
20, OOO-mile walk was completed in
d period of three years. The coun-
tries he visited were Italy, France,
Portugal, Spain, Germany, England,
the United States, Canada and South
America.
Visiting Italians Here.
He is now visiting Italian colonies
in the United States and organizing
characterization clubs in an effort
to encourage his countrymen, among
the laboring classes i'm the United
States, to become better American
citizens. He lectured to Italians in
krebs Saturday night and has lecture
engagements in Anderson n Haley
N'iIv l"I IuIlud
Is in fhe later sale Of a hook for which
he has . 700 pages written telling Of
his travels Industrial conditions in
yarious countries. relating facts i'm
connection with the Italian DonuIation
of the United States and telling of the
history of himself and his family.
Poor son Of the Prince" is the title
~ the bonl, which is to he nubIished
in three volumes of 900 pages Zach,
Count Repgio follows his family
back for a neriod of GOO wears begin
ning with the reign of Oueen IsabelIa
mother of the two soyereigns Lodoyfc
and Frederick III-before the time Of
a united Italy and before the estab-
Hshment of the house of SAVOY The
first ancestor of whom ne has a record
was a general and chief of the army