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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-17
CII>NCERY TRANSFERS.
Eleven Deeds Of bargain and Sale.
Amounting TO S11 1916.

T. W. Evans ct ux. to II. y. ;}riz-
aolaTa. 1oxl!o fee. at the northwest
"a; SIC '""' 80 '''''' ''H' VI
Abbey Realty Corp 10 Mike shuiiu.
a. t. lot ~ in block S in, the plan 81
colonial Place. section y. February
IS. 1916; $500
J. Il. Myers ct al. to Oscar Hooker
lot in block - in the plan of Chcs,
nut Hin: November Is, 1915; tax, -
+. W. Crunp to John ]. cox e, al.
3 fee; inches by l27 feet ? inches
north line stuart Avenue, - feet 81
inch west Of Elm Street. February 10
1916; tax. SEQ; 81.
drcws. lot in block in the plan ~
$50.
Co. - feet 3 inches at the northeast
corner of Cary and Belviderc Streets.
February "A. 1916: tax So; $40.
Elizabeth Niche TO Jefferson Niche.
Il. 1916: tax. 81: $40.
w. {. Taylor. trustee. to J. D Sn"r-
cas-, line Thirty hrst street. l7o feet
north OF street. February !. 1916;
Paul p shafer ct ux; to II. y, rnn-
lire Lombardy Street. - feet . inches
south of Broad street. September 90.
1915: tax. So: $40.
John Ragby, trustee, to John r Ell
Tyson. osxs6 feet west line OF an alley.
between Byrd and Arch. First and
Second Streets April 90. 1897: sl70.
David II. Hey ct ux to Union En-
velopc Co, 2sX5S feet north line Cary
street. 100 feet west of Seventh Street:
also. GO feet Q inches by 90 feet 4
inches south side OF an alley running
from Sixth to Seventh Streets Febr,-
AIRY 3. 1916: So36oO
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COMPELLED TO CUT LOOSE
BARGE HENRY T. HOOPER

NORFOLK. VA. February 16-The
tug Easton loft Jacksonville for Port
land ten days ago towing :wo harCns
loaded with cypress lumber. valued ut
$4,000. binding snowstorm com
PEELED tho captain to cut loose tn,
barge Henry T.. Hooper last Monday,
the craft anchoring thirty-Gvc miles
off Diamond Shoals. Tuesday mornin, :;
the barge Maurice NJ. Shaw was ruli
OF water and its dcckload gone The
crew siEnaled 70 be taken off, but
the tug could do nothing. a lite
later the barge dcckhousc was washed
off with the crew clinginE TO il.
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United STATES DISTRICT corur,

y. Garland Holt. clerk 400 South
Pine street. filed a petition in voluu-
tary bankruptcy yesterday in tn.
United states District Court. He placed
his liabilities at si9S.5I and his assets
at $50. The largest item on the list
81 unsecured claims was that II W.
Woody. AN undertaken. S2o9. This was
for funeral expenses for his wife.
T.. 6. Chiefly. of Ecnbridrc. l.uncu-
burg County, also fled Il petition il.
Voluntar" bankruptcy. His liabilities
were placed At S3,55i.So. of which g..
SEQ are secured claims and sjS7.6H
are unsecured. His assets were list
ed at nothing.
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C\N'T GET \ QUORUM
TO NOrF: on BONDS

ROANOKE. VA. February l6-Tho
proposed 100000 bond issue for civ
schools here. provision for which al
ready has been approved rs the Board
Of Aldermen. IS being held M because
OF inability Of the lower branch OF tho
municipal legislators TO get a quorum
"a: IFS called meetings. Several tiinos
sessions hay" been announced. aud tha
required number to vote on the matter
was lacking. Efforts on the part or
the police to find trunnt members hps
been uuavailing.
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To-Day and Tonight in
Richmond.
Stnfc senate. Capitol. a.. noon.
fOusr Of Delegates. Capitol,

Stntc senate. Capitol. {. noon.
fOusc Of Delegates. Capitol, 10
O'rIOrk.
Dor1thcn Payne Nudi>un Chnptrr
Daughters OF iSt2. Room gro, JEFF
ferSOn Hotel. 40 O'Clock
Travellers Aid society. nnnunI
meeting. Jefferson Hotel. 1870
O'cioci.
80. PnuI's Episcopal Church, nd
dress ON "hotlcrn tarc of the Feeble
Minded md Defective Criminals" W.
II. Whitaker. OF District If Column
bin Prism Farm. S;I5 o'rIork
touncii Committee on Ordinnnces,
City Hall. = o'clock.
Shakespeare Pageant Committee,
Chamber of Commerce. 4 o'rIncl
RIrhmOnh Advertisers club. critI-
cism meeting, Lexington Hotel. G:30
o'ctock.
Lyrir-POpulnr vaudeville: mnti-
nee. =; night. 80 aud q.
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PLUMBING PERMITS.

The following permits wcra issued
Yesterday by Plumbing Inspector Lam
" w. Rye. for Mar V. Eubanks,
!hlI Washington street
II !. Tolkcr. for JoT North First
street
IT. p. Maschio. for Eagle Photo stu
d!o. West Broad Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-17

viii bf:in the operation Of unit Is
IN the cotton line. and shortly thrrc-
after unit IL employing UPWARDS of
800 additional operatives
During The past few days the COM
pany has bcci dividing its operative
forces and regroupug them for citt-
ctency purposes.
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CIIANCERY COURT.

The following qualifications were
Mrs Julia X. Dettclbach qualified ~;
oxecutriX of tho estate OF Leon p"t-
,clbach. which was valued nj S5H.15o.
Mary NJ. CavedO qualified as admin
istratrix OF the estate of +. \. Cav
edo. valued at $4,000.
Harriet +. Page qualified as admin
iStratriX Of the estate of Lawson c.
Page. valued at $1,000.
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TUG ABANDONS BARGE
DURING HEAVY STORM
Crew of Three Four Men Washed
Overheard npd Lost on Caro-
linn COnst.

PHILADELPHIA. February Ii - The
tug Easton arrived 1T Norfolk Va TO-
dag and reported that Il had been com
RELIED during a heavy storm, 20 ahan-
don the barge Maurice x. shaw. owned
IN Philadelphia, the crew Of three or
four having been washed overheard
ana lost. This barge was anou, forty
miles off the Carolina coast when tho
Easton last saw II
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued by the
clerk Of the Hastings Court yesterday
as follows:
Hunter Ray Sterling and Ethel Orina
Cooper.
Howard Tatum and Sallie Dodson.
Edward G. Manoley and Agnes
4 III
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TWO MEMBERS or GREW
OF UIiIH HOOIEn UESCIrEIl

NEW YORK, February 1.-two
members OF tho crew of the harEo IIar-
~ l.. Hooper, which was turned loose
I'm n storm Monday afternoon, arrived
hero to-day on tho CLYDE Line steam
ship Mocha wlS. which rescued them
.r,,, barge
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NEW YORK REPUBLICANS
REFUSE TO ENDORSE ROOT
Determined Fight to Commend Him
as "F'avOritc Son" Defeated
In Committee.
DELEGATION Is UNRESTRICTED
Zig Battle Fought Between Barnes
ana Whitman and Decision Ac-
ccptcd rs Defeat for Governor.
Keynote Platform Adopted.

NEW YORK. February !G--rhe Re
publican national campaign will 10
i"uShl on demands for adequate mill
''Fy preparedness and tariff reform, OPP
POSITION 20 granting early independence
10 t'c Philippines ana insiStencc on q,
Vigorous stand for American rights,
ooth IN Mexico and in relation to tho
European war. according To the key
note platform adopted by the Rcpub,i-
can State Convention to-day
inc outlines Of tho platform which
was approved unanimously. were pre-
schtcd last night In tho speech OF for
iner Senator Elihu Root. There was no
aiHerencc OF opinion apparent, among
the S32 delegates TO the convention in
regard to the Platform. but a bitter
hGht was prccipitatcd by the attempt
or the supporters of Governor whitman
10 secure an unqualified Endorsement
Tor his administration ana TO fore. his
nominations as chairman Of the delcsa
ton 10 the national convention in
Chicago.
The net result was tina, New York
STATE viii send mn uninstructcd dclega-
ton 10 the national convention if tho
action OF the convention is upheld bv
Tic voters AT tho primary election In
April
ON BEHALF OF ROOT
determined fight. led by Henry +.
SnnS6n. TO obtain Il resolution com
mcnding Mr.. Root as New York's IA
vori'e son FOR tho presidency was de-
feated In Tho c,.,,,i,,aa 49,
and "A counter resolution ma, ma ,-.,i'
dental candidate n. ,rdo-o,
a. nj e.
Nicholas Murray p,,,,.- .i,
the committee issued for,,,,,
mcnt. I'm which u. ..,d ~. ~. -.
himser was ornos.d - 80 ~
name.
big Sa,tl. In ,ba co,y.,,i, ..
Tough, out ho,w.c, No .o,d,rt,,n.
ganiza.,on R.nubIicars ,,,da TO-,
crship OF william n,,,,. ,,1 ,,,o .,..
Barnes mon entered ,r.. no,..o.i..
an endorsement, Of ~. v-n,,,, 80,
ADMINISTRATION and nr.yo,,i,r ,,i.. -
heading the I.l.c..to, -. ,
Convention.
-r,o oro.,,o
s,o,s , 'eso'"-
an. d.,I,,, ,,,,,t,., Y" u.
ACCT. ~ ',' ""'.o"hi
3c,,,a- commencing
,bo c,,,o -I,rt,.r. ''"'"S' OF
T. ''-f ~ ron
''o\ ERNoh WHITMAN
This partial victory Of :hc Cover
nor was Offset by a complete defeat
on the question OF the national dele
w n,
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rhrce building Permits. Amounting

Permits for ucw and repair work
were issued yesterday by Building In
sp"Ctor Butler as follows:
fchin"nd Exhibition Co. 10 build -
"uc-story galvanized iron clubhouse at
~" nr@ad street Baseball Park. TO
cos; $3.50.
j. .. aad :. l.. Cooke, TO repair frame
dwellings, Il& and 7i5 Rowe street. to
cost $50.
Armour & Co. 10 repair brick ware
house at the corner OF Seventeenth and
fiuad streets. to cost S,I0o
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MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENTS

IN" Administrativ" Board yesterday
authorized the following improve.
-, IN" superintendent OF the Strcr,
Cleaning Department ,vcs insr-u,,,o,t
70 top,dreSS with granite chips tho
sidewalk on the south side Of D,nrn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-17

I<atNId!I IiSl tWcnty-fOur hours. no
pciiciency in rainfall since March
i'enciency III rainfall since Jan
uary
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HENnIco DEEDS OF TRUST.
Three Deeds Of Trust. Amounting


to SI.5:t4.
L. Wilkinson - ]. IT. Stcislcder.
trustee. lot and onc-hale OF lot II in
block T.. section .. I'm the plan of
Highland Springs. September .. 1911;
$3.50.
Nelson Ford ct ux to G. T.. Wcitzcl.
trustee. par; of lot 4 in the plan OF
Westwood February Q, 1916: sG2G.
T.. s Nannoni to r. NJ. Boxley ct
ais trustees. 400 feet on the east side
Of Granite Avenue. 1S2 feet north OF
the corner Of Grove Avenue. February
10 1915: s44S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-17

- noon temperature. !.
!. Nj temperature. ......... a
Nan um temperature 10 L. NJ is
nIlInum temperature TO l.. VI Il
Mean temperature ..... ~
normal temperature " ~
deficiency in temperature. |
'cnclencE III temperature sine.
hdlch III
accumulated excess since January
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-17
MAYOR OUTLINES PLAN
TO MEET STU NCION

Following general discussion.
Mayor Ainslic presented his plan.
He ut first emphasized the point
that the greater and more costly an
Undertaking is the longer IL requires
municipal government TO conSu,n-
mate II. lie declared that the present
plans Of the city were TO cXpend 1900,
600 in improving Shockoe Creek.
III Will take so'u. time to carry out
1 the plans" Mayor Ainslie explained.
nut If YOU. the property owners in the
section affected. vii! co-oI"rate the
object of all concerned will he carried,
out much more quickly. / have studied
tn" situation. and /, appears 10 me
that II the landowners Viii dedicate
, 10 tho city the necessary rights Of
way and easements TIA" plan which the
city now has under way will be con-
summated much more spendil.. and Will
produce the results desired for all par-
ties concerned
IF II is necessary for tn. civ to
institute condemnation proceedings the
cost viii he increased, and there will
he great delay"
Her. Mayor Ainslie explained that II
was The greater cog; which made the
I greater delay in municipal improve
in"nts. Help the city reduce this
! cost he said and tho object for
I which YOU are striving viii be sooner
ACCOMPLISHED
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MINIATURE AI,,IAv,c.

$780,.
Wal!crstein. iHN12i feet west line
Twcntyffth Street. - feet south OF
O street February S. 1916: Sl6SO
y. J. Chewing ~ al. trustees. 20
George y. Evans. lGl-2xla2 feet east
line Fifth Street. SO feet s inches
north OF Leigh street. December %.
1915; s64"
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The Weather
Iurnished by I. =. Wrnthcr Hmrrnu.

Forecasts: NIrginia
-1'nir Thursday unu
Friday, not much
change in tctnI,rra-
turc.
North tarOlina-
Fair Thursday and
Friday. NOT Ipuch
change in 'tcfnpcrn-
turr.
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4. $. CIRCUIT cu,,ur or APPEALS.

Ford. "A part Of 20, ia the plan OF
Wcstwood. rchrunry -. 1915. $3.50.
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HrsTINGs TRANSFER.
One Deed OF DnrSatn md Sale.
| Amounting "a 41,IOO

Joseph G.. WoodGn ct uX. TO George
T. Forester ct uX., 3ox97 feet west
line Twenty Street 80 fee,
north of the corner OF Porter street
January 90. 1916: sl.1Oo.
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HUsTlNGs RELEASE DEED.

One Rclensc Deed. Amounting 10
$500.
G. II. Kahl ct al. trustees, to T. G..
Woodtin. 30X91 feet west line Twenty
second street go feet north OF the cor
ner OF Porter Street. February =.
1916: $500.
IIENRICO RELEASE DEED
Ono Release Deed. Amounting to
500.
q. l.. Wcitzcl. trustee. 10 Nclso,
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Local Barometer Readi
Local Observation M :

Local Observation Mt - +. VI. Yesterday.
Temperature, 10; humidity, 3d. wind.
direction. south. wind, velocity, I.
miles; weather, partly cloudy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-17
BUILDING PERMITS.

street. between Hrrdo,ph aud Narri-
sou streets
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GET TOCET Their ON PLAN
TO STOP FUTURE FLOODS
! Mayor Ainslic, ut Conference. Sug-
gcStS Scheme to ShUckoc Creek
Property Owners.
IT MEETS WITH APPROVAL
Written Proposal Will BE Made in
Order to Bring About CO-Opera-
ton Between City and Private In
tereStS Affected.

Following "A conference and fire.. dis
cussion OF the situation Yesterday af
tcrnoon In the oiiic. Of Mayor Aiusl!c
q plan VAS arrived 1T whereby IL is
expected that tho city and Interested
property owners may get together on
= plan looking toward III. prevention
Of future overflow In Shockoe Creek,
such as occurred early last summer.
ontailinE thousands OF dollars dam
age.
y suggestion made by Mayor .Ainslie
apparentiy met with the approval OF
all persons concerned, aud tn. final
decision was that the Mayor put his
plan in writing and forward It to the
interested property owners for further
consideration.
The conference Was presided over by
MAJOR Ainslic and attended by many
city officials. including city Attorney
Pollard. Commissioners iicck and
iiirschb"rc, of III" Administrative
Board; Alderman Grundy. chaiipIan Of
tn" Council Committee OF Finance. Cit"
Euv:mc"r Eollinr. President Adams. Of
the Board Of Aldermen: Nicc-Prcsident
Ia,cliffc. of the Common Council. many
members of the Council and large del
cgatlon OF property owners.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-04-29
RICORDI E ANEDDOTI

Byron scrisse, motteggiando, che
Sc Laura fosse stata mogIie di Pc
trarca, questi non avrebbe passato la
vita a SERVER canzoni e sonetti per
lei; e piu' 81 domandano sui serio Sc
lord Byron sarebbe saito cosi in alto
senza Yamore infelice e costante, a
traverse una vita avyenturosa, per
Maria Chaworth. L'infelicita' di tale
amore 81 ricollcga ad un fatto, senza
del quale Byron non sarebbe divenu-
to lord e probabilmente neppur poe
ia, poiche' il dolore la passione,
piu' che la gioia la tranquilllta'
giovano all'ispirazione. II 26 gennaio
1855 - ricorda la rivista 'Diana"
- ii una trattoria aristocratica di
Londra, erano insieme alcuni "gent-
lemen" usi a riunirsi a pranzo ogni
mese, e Chi mancaga era multato di
cinque sceIlini. Quella sera trovavan-
81 ira gil interveruti GugIielmo Cha
worth lord Byron, fratello del Ca,
pltano Giovanni Byron, da cui nae
que ventitre ami dopo il poeta Es-
sendo in tempo di caccia III un pae-
Sc dove la passione vi e potente, il
discorso cadde su questa e sui miglior
modo per combattere quella di frodo.
Uno del commensai fu di parere che
per estirpare tale piaga fosse neces-
sario dichiarare la selyaggina un pro-
dotto del suolo, tutti ne convene
TO, tranne lord Byron, che 81 mani
festo' partigiano della piu' assoluta
liberia ola caccia: ne nacque una di-
sputa ira lui Chaworth, disputa,
che, troncata mO1nentaneamente, 81
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-04-29

SALANDRA RISPONDE:
suO esercitO.

Venendo come rappresentante del
FItalia a portare ALA Francia, al suo
popolo cosi nobilmente calmo, fero
risoluto, al suo esercito cosl valoroso
e cosi erolco, Yespressione della no
stra solidarieta, della nostra fratel-
lama della nostra ammirazione, 10
trovo in questa meravigliosa crtta' di
Parigi, la stessa accoglienza calda ed
entusiastica, che ha accompagnata
Vol durante il vostro soggiorno nell
Peterna Roma.
Eppero' Ianimo mio ha provato
successivamente lie stesse impression
ed emozioni che gia' fecero vibrare Il
vostro, ed sentiment che Vol avete
teste' manifestato con tanto ardore ed
eIoquenza sono miei. Essi troveran-
no, slatene certo, nella Malone tia
llama intera Ia piu' perfetta corrispon-
denza e la piu' simpatica eco.
Le tradizioni, principii, le aspira
zioni del due popoi Ii chiamavano a
difendere insieme la causa della giu-
stizia, del diritto, del rispetto del
piccoi Stati, della redenzione dele
naziOnalita' oppresse. A questa eau
sa moi resteremo fedeli la firma del
la pace dovra' consacrarne il trionfo
La fducia IN questo trionfo e. sta
ia sempre irremovibile IN mol. Essa
trova negli ultimi felici avvenlmenti
e trovera' vieppiu' in queIh che pre-
para la unione di tutti gil alleati So
lennemente aftermath dalla loro pre-
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della giustizia il suo tribute di no
bill sofferenze. Tn tale gesto, che Ia
ingrandisce ancora Sc e possible,
dinanzi ALA storia, lie vale la nostra
fraterna gratitudine.
Mentre che su tutti punt del
Immense fronte di guerra e sotto
bandiere diverse, nostri innumere-
soldati non sono che un solo popolO
in armi, impegnato in una battaglia
acUanita, mentre che il piu' temibile
del nemici cerca con attacchi furiOsi
di raggiungere quella vittoria decisi-
va, che fugge sempre lie sue bandiere
che in questo momento allontana
da esse una volta ancora Ieroismo
del nostri eserciti, vol siete venuto,
come moi di recente Roma, dare
al monde nuova prOva della So
hdarieta, di pensiero che in tutti /
campi presiede alPazione degli allea-
ii.
Che 81 tratta della condotta dele
nostre Imprese militari o naval o del
la lotta economical contro il nemico
comune, la vostra presenza qui atte-
sta altamente che tutti i nOstri sforzi,
per quanto debbano essere diversi e
complessi, obbediscono ad un i'm
pulse sconcertato.
Mel proseguimento intensive della
guerra, Yunita' di vedute, di intento,
di aziOne e la cOnYlnziOne stessa del
successo, e. il fondamento piu' saldo
della nostra incrolIabile fducia mel
trionfo della nostra causa.
Alzo IL mio calice in onore dele
Maesta' il Re la Regina d'Ltalia, di
S. M. la Regina Madre e del membr
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raccese poi per un malinteso. Finito
il pranzo Chaworth cinse Ia spada ed
usci con un AMIGO, ma questi mel di-
scendere lie scale, accortosi di aver
dimenticato il mantello, risaf per
prenderIo; Chaworth 81 fermo' ad
spettarlo. Mel frattempo usci lord
Byron, che suppose altra intenzione
in Chaworth onde scambiatesI poche
parole sufficient allora a far pore
mano ALA spada, fu chiamato un ca
meriere che apri loro una dele stanze
a plan terreno. Soil messisi in guar.
dia, Chaworth, schermitore abilissi-
mo, suppose d'aver ragione DELAY
versario ferendolo leggermente di-
sarmandolo, gil diede un colpo che
gil sforo' il petto. '.Siete ferito, MI
lord?", gil chiese. Lord Byron non
rispose e con un a fondo 10 uccise.
Lord Ryron fu condannato ma la
condanna non pote' essere eseguita
perche' i pari godevano rimpunita'; !;
clio valse a salvarlo dial carcere. non
dial disprezzo, onde egli fu costretto
a passare il resto della vita nella alb
bazia di Newstead, dove ebbe anche
notizia della morte del suo unico fl
Clio, cosi che beni alienabili della
famigIia passarono a Giorgio Byron
pronipote, il quale da un patrimonio
ridotto ALA rendita di sole 15 sterh-
ne, a 13 ami divenne Millionaire e
lord. Invaghitosi dopo tire ami di
Maria Chaworth, questa non seppe
dimenticare la tragedia che aveva di-
wise lie due famiglie e sposo' invece
un altro il quale la trascuro' fino a
che essa non perdette la ragione, adj
dolorando sempre piu' rautore del
Giovane Aroldo" e del "Manfredo".
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PARLA BRAND:

Signor Presidente, or ia qualche i
stante Parigi vi dava il salute cor
dale di tutta la Francia, ed avete po-
tuto sentire come il suo cuore bate
va mel veder passare nellie sue vie CO.
loro che ci portano il cuore della no.
bile citta' romano Feco dele grandi
voci popoIari con lie quail e ancora
una volta rivelata IItalia.
A nome del governo della Rupub-
blica auguro il benvenuto agli ospiti
illustri, la cui presenza ci e cosi un
prezioso pegno di amicizia.
Poche settimane fa Roma abba
mo vissutO indimenticabili giornate,
nella citta' owe secoli hanno accu-
molate tante glorie, come sulla terra
riconqustata, owe 81 afferma la valo-
rosa tenacla del dIscendenti dele vO-
sire antiche legioni, abbiamo com
preso come 81 sla rinnovata Ianima
antica, lanima eroica della razza fra
lutte priVilegiata. Abbiamn veduto
con quale fede nei suoi immortali de-
stint, YItalia, terra di azione di So
gno, ardente pensosa, mel tempo
stesso in cui attende ALA sua ultima
guerra di a ffrancamento nazionale,
partecipa ALA Iotta gigantesca, che
deve assicurare il tronfo della vera
civilta', nella dignita' e liberia del
popoli
LItalia e. entrata nella guerra,
allorquando la tragica grandezza del
sacrifci ch'essa s'impone appariva
gia come senza esempio mel passato.
e 81 fu liberamente, con piena co
scienza del suo alto, ch'essa 81 e of
ferta di pagare ALA causa del diritto,
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