davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Alaskan., 1917-01-02
Japanese Festivals.

The Japanese festivals are easily re membered: First of first month, the new year; third of third month, feast of dolls, for girls; fifth of fifth month feast of flags. for boys; seventh of seF- enth month, the day for the god and goddess of love, Tonabota; ninth of ninth month, the escape of the noun tains," the feast of chrysanthemums. Phe latter is not now generally ob- served.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-01-02
SYSTEM AND PRINTING

Don't put 1t off, but order your printing now which You will need when you put in your new system. The Daily Alaskan job department is better equipped than ever Co do your work. Prices right and work promptly executed. if.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-01-02
A DipIomatisk.

II am amazed, sir, that you should propose to my daughter. You have not known her a week"
 "True, madam, but. have known you for some time, and everybody says your daughter takes after you" He got the girl.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-01-02
Too Bid a Pill.

"What's that thing, doc?"
 'That's the medicine ball I bought you" .-..-. .... "Then I'm afraid there Is no hope for me"
 "Why not|
 'I never can swallow that."-Youngs- town Telegram.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-01-02

More people succumb to worry than to the things they worry about.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-01-02
Fireworks.

Fireworks are said to have been first used in Europe in the city of Florence In 1860. '... r
The daily Alaskan., 1917-01-02

A tactful man can pull @ stinger from a bee without getting stung.-G. H. Lorlmer.
The daily Alaskan., 1917-01-02
LEGAL ROMANCES.
Court Gases Where the UnexpeOt-
 ed Came as a Climax.
FACTS THAT RIVAL FICTION.

Some Trials In Which the Heavy Hand of the Law Was curiously Turned Aside From Inflioting Punishment Upon an Innocent Person.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-14

proceeding on Information; In other
words, defendants have been taken
before court and charged in a sworn
information, instead Of presenting
their cases to the grand jury.
Attorney George French, in filing
a demurrer to an information brought
against a defendant arrested some
time ago, contends that the informa-
ton procedure is not proper, and
holds that liquor cases should be pre-
sented to the federal grand jury for
Investigation. -. 49,. .
Shortly after he came here, Assist
ant U. s. Attorney J. J. Banks prepar-
ed a brief in which he pointed out
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-14
FRETFLlL BABIES
NEED a LAXATIVE

When your baby 10 eross and fretful
the chances are it 10 constipated and
that mild laxative 10 all that 10 neees.
sary to make il comfortable and happy.
Inactive bowels are the cause Of 8,
much discomfort to children 40 to older
people, and unless the condition !,
promptly relieved 10 very apt 10 develop
serious illness.,
For children there 10 nothing that
win act more easily than the conbina-
hon Of simple laxative herbs with pep
sin that Is sold in drug stores under Il.
name Of DR.. Caldweii's Syrup Pepsin
Il does not gripe and Il free from
opiate or narcotic drugs, il pleasant to
the taste, and positively effective; chill
dren like il and take it readily.
II you have never tried this simple,
inexpensive remedy, get . bottle Of
Dr.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin from your
druggist and have il in the house to use
the next time any Of the children seem
out Of sorts. A trial bottle can be OBJ
tanned. free Of charge. by writing to
DR.. W. B. Caldwell. 456 Washington
ST., Monticello. Illinois. J. Z
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-14

, out to finish, while the dinner table
is q place Of peace and cheer?
It is because so many women come
to breakfast in sloppy kimonos and
with frowsy boudoir caps concealtng
their curl papers, and they are just as
slouchy morally as they are physical
ly, while at dinner they have put on
their good manners with their good
clothes.
Every woman knows that she Will
say and do things when she's got on
soiled negligee that she wouldn't
dream of saying or doing If she had
on a satin evening gown.
It's the women with shawls owe.
their heads that quarrel over the back
fence, and across elevator shafts.
It's the women who succumb to the
wrapper habit who cry instead Of
work, whose children run Wild. and
whose families are fed out Of paper
bags.
The moral of all of which is that
we cannot afford to ignore the effect
our clothes have upon US. We are
what our clothes make us, because we
intuitively try to live up to them.
Copyright, 1917, by The Wheeler
Syndicate, Inc.)
Dorothy Dix's articles appear regr
larry in this paper every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-14

and evening dress have said yes, and
thank you kindly" the very first tine
their lovers popped the, question ca
mouflaged as gallant soldier boys.
Further proof of the effect that
ones personal appearance has on
ones morale also comes from the
front where we are told that even the
men in the trenches, who are forced
to live IN incredible filth, are urged to
shave every day and keep their uni
forms as clean as possible because It
bucks a man up and gives him cour-
age Also we are told that the officers
find that they have more control over
their men and inspire more respect Il
they are always turned out spic and
span as II on dress parade.
Certainly one finds it easy to be-
lieye this because 1t matches ones
own personal experience. All of us do
pay Difference to good clothes. All OF
us are impressed by them and there
is not one of US who is not intangibly
braced up and given more courage by
feeling that we are suitably attired.
The first subtle indication that a
man or a woman is slumping, that he
or she has let go and has given up
the fight is shown in his or her ap.
pearance. When = man ceases to
shave and black his shoes, when lie
lets his trousers bag at the knees he
is on the toboggan slide. So is wo-
man when she leaves off her corsets
and takes to Mother Hubbards and
floppy slippers and screws her hair
up into knot the size Of a hickory
nut on the top of her head.
The man with a three days stubble
of beard on his face, and spotty
clothes. will shuttle and 7shamble
around to the back door and whine
out a hard luck story. He will ask for
aims instead of work because he is
lazy and shiftIess and has lost cour.-
age and determination. The man who
is clean shaver, whose clothes are
brushed and pressed, even II they are
threadbare, will leok you in the eye
and ask for job, because he's still
got self respect and fight left In him.
He is braced up by knowing that he
doesn't look like bum.
So well recognized Is the Effect of
ones clothes on ones attitude toward
life that the very first thing q society
in this city for reclaiming men does
is to give them shoes with straight
heels. The psychologist at the head OF
this charity claims that crooked and
run over heels always carry their
wearers down into the pit. -
II clothes have sucn an effect on
mems characters, their effect on wo-
men Is infinitely greater, because
women are naturally more susceptible
to outside influences. Did you never
wonder why It is that the breakfast |
table is a dark and bloody battle
ground where family fights are fought
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-14
MAY ELIMINATE OFFICE
ASSISTANT FOOD AIDE

According to reports prevalent to
day, the members of the territorial
food commission may eliminate the
office of assistant executive officer
now held by J. F. Child, who is also
federal food administrator, and ap
point Mr.. Child executive officer to
succeed A. L. Castle, resigned.
Only two members of the commits
sion are in Honolulu at present, and
.it may be some time before a meet.
ing can be held to act on Mr.. Castles
resignation which is to- take effect
on January l. Mr.. Child, as assist.
ant executive officer, has been han.
ding all Of the commissions office
work since his appointment, and the
plan, 1t is reported. is to make him
executive officer, and eliminate the
office Of assistant.
Mr.. Child said today that he has
no definite information that this
change Is contemplated. r.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-14

NNE of the interesting and valuable
lessons that the war is teaching
us is the effect that clothes have
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-14
METHOD or PROSECUTING
SELLERS OF LIQUOR TO
SOLDIERS QUESTIONED

For the first time since the federal
law prohibiting the. sale Of liquor to
military officers and enlisted men in
uniform became effective in Hawaii,
a question has been raised as to the
method of procedure employed in
bringing to justice those who violate
the statute.
Upon advices from the attorney
generals office in, Washington, the
local q. s. attorneys office has been
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-14
COLLEGE CLUB
TO BE HOSTESS
TO MEN IN AIRY

The College Club has invited about
200, Of the college men from the va
rio1s army posts to q Christmas party
on Saturday afternoon, Dec, Is. Ct 3
o'clock In the Army and Navy Y. II. c,
A. building. - .. 49,.
Just as much fun as can be crowded
into two or three short hours IL the
aim Of the program committee. Some
college stunts win be presented. Light
refreshments viii be served, concoct.
ed In the main from home products
and strictly in keeping with the food
conservation program.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-14

Your gift of furniture will
not be appreciated for a day
only, but it's years Of useful
ness will be a constant re-
minder of your esteem
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-14

that persons violating the new feder-
al liquor law could be proceeded
against by Information instead Of BY
indictment by the grand jury. He
forwarded the brief to Attorney Gene
raj Gregory In Washington and, in
the basis Of the document, the depart
ment informed o., 8. attorneys and
marshals throughout the United
States to proceed ON Information.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-14
ARRESTS YIELD
$3.50 in fines

The monthly report OF the police
department for November shows Q to-
tai Of $50 arrests made In Honolulu
county during the month, as compared
with 403 during the same period last
year, and 323 during November 1907.
A total of $4S30.20 in fines, forfeltures
and costs was collected from convicted
persons. Following Is detailed list
Of violations of the law and the mum.
Der of persons arrested and convicted,
the first numerals being those arsnH
ed and the second the number Obj.
vietions:s -. -.E<
Adultery II, Z; assault and battery
so, 50; county ordinances %, IS;
drunkenness 81, 40; gambling 269, $50;
needless driving ID, 4: larceny %, 90:
liquor law violations 5, 1; lottery (che-
fa1 5, s; malicious injury 6. o.; nonsup-
port 8, O.; opium s, s; profanity 5, 3;
vagrancy IA, II; miscellaneous 10, 10.
In Honolulu district, 3T7 arrests
were made; In Eva, lbs; In Waianae.
none; In Waialua, 35; In Koolauloa,
80; in Koolaupoko, II.
The greatest total Of fines collected
during any month OF November was In
1915, when the sum reached S5015.3o.
Last November the fines amounted to
$2S27.50, while this year, the Noyem.
Der funds reached S4S30.20.
Z The detailed list Of nationalities ar.
rested during November Is as follows:
Hawaiian, 45; Chinese, "a; Japan
csc, 176; Portuguese. 3s; others, LAG.
The greatest number Of arrests for
violations of single law were SO Chi
.nese for gambling. and 143 Japanese
for the same offense.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-14

h 1t has been found necessary to rec.
ognize the many cases Of extraordi.
nary courage, resourcefuiness, or self.
sacrifice at the battle OF Lens, by
awarding an exceptional number OF
military medals. Corps. orders con.
tanned names OF 30 men from western
Canada thus honored. - ~-:.ss&
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-14

Alderman Alfred Barrow has. In re-
Spouse to a requisition Of the town
council, decided to remain in office
as mayor. Of Barrow-in-Furness for the
fifth consecutive year. ...
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-14

The Red Cross CouIrc1l Issued an ap.
peal to the women Of the country for
more knitted articles for the soldiers
and sailors. -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-14

For the reason that every
article that will adorn the
home will be in constant, in
innate touch with those
whom you desire to re-
member.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-14

The great man Is he who does not lose his
child's heart.-Mercius. $50
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-08-04
SpigOlandO

DALLA CLAMOROSA POLE
MICA IACOLUCCl Dl Sill
VESTRO DEL 1910 RISPEI-
TOSAMENTE DEDlCHlAMO
AL CAV. &. GENTLE, RE
GIO CONSOLE D'FTALIA A
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-08-04

cbiedeva di potere restituire tut
to ouello che aveva rubato ALA
di scansarne Ia pena--
n 4. rD domando Pavvocato
Gibboney Sc poteva rifiutare Ia
carta quale sarebbe stata Ia
procedure.
Per il momento a moi preiing3
solo al iepilogare i fatti; dial
rieploeo sincere di essi ognuno
pu6 formarsi m concetto esatto
daI modo come Ii abbiamo
nreso discutere. Sieco
me abbiamo intenzione, la piu
frma intenzione cioe, di durarla
fi1o = auando non avremo viSt,cl
trionfare j prmcipii di equita e d
uiustizia per quail moi combat.
fiamo, non vogliano dire ancora
motto in uuesta circostanza. Ao.
biamo tanti fatti e tmto tempo
innqpzi a moi da non esser co
stratti a dire tutto in una volta
Ritorneremo, sapremo ritornar'
sull'argomento, abbjamo dele ia
oioni potentissime per doverl,
fare a rischio ed a pericolo d
Ia Rassegna
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-08-04
LeEferd aPeTtG
Al SIGNORI GIUSEPPE +
GIOVANNI ID SILVESTRO

Non invio direttamente a 70
questa lettera temendo che L
yostra mOdestia Vi ayrebbe in
dotti q non renderla di pubbica
ragi0ne. Z siccome m'interessa
che 81 sappia fin dove possa spin
gersi la malvagita umana, Ia
mando al Signor Bruno, con pre-
ghiera d'inserirla mel suo accre.
ditato 'Mastro Paolo":
Ecco di che 81 tratta:
Sere ia trovatomi, per case, IN
un pubbIco ritrovo, frequentato
da persOne rispettabili ed anche
da ciarlieri, linguacciuti, maligni
sputa sentence, fui testimone
di un battibecco ira quattro o
clnque connazlonali, a proposito
della polemica ben nota al letto-
II. Uno del piu accaniti maldicen-
Il, rosso in viso per aver alzato
m po' trOppo il gomito, gestico-
lando dimenandosi sulla sedia
come Sc del chiodi solleticassero
la parte carnOsa della sua anato-
mia, 81 permise apostrofarvi con
epiteti POGO parlamentari e, seen
dendo a dettagli, disse:
l. Chi e questo Giovanni Dl
Silvestro? Quando giunse uui St
spaccio' per socialista con arti
gesuitiche s'accaparro' Ia fiducia
piu' tardi volontarie oblazioni
degl Affiliate a tale partito. Fe-
ce parecchi gin di esploraziong
mel centrI minerau seminando
chiacchiere per raccoglier dolla-
n, quando s'avvide che il ter.
reno era divenuto infruttifero, .
volto' le spalle al suoi cOmpagni 6
giro vela verso altr lidi. Per
ragioni a me ignote, ma che il
Giovanni Di Silvestro potra e
sporre, component il Circolo
Soeialista di qui cessarono di RI .
conoscere mel Di Silvestro uno
del loro.
z. Il 70 luglio di pochi ami ia,
snnlversario delPassassinio di
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-08-04

lie, 81 sappia che esiste un so,.
Ordine Figh d'Italia in Amerioa o,'
legalmente incorporate sotta y,
nome, e che esso e il nostro n, -
dine, con sede al Numero S,7
Second Avenue, New York CT.
Detto Ordine, allo scope Al ,'' ~,
cessare la confusione oana,aa a'
Inella mente del pubblico, ed in,
pedlre che 81 continuasse ad abn
sare del suo nome, il giorno yS, o.
Ottobre 1914, s'indirizzaya. 60, -
lettera registrata, al sigg. Vim
cenzo Buffa e Stefano Miele IN
vitandoli ad un'aperta discns.ia
ne, per chiarire la condiziopo doI
lie cose al fratelli ed ALA CoIonia
ed offrendosi di sostenere 10 srS
Sc merenti. Ma fino ad oqci n !.
due lettere sono restate senza ri.
sposta.
Il giudizio intentato dai vost,
voluti rappresentanti innarzi +.
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-08-04

sig. Elnesto De Biasi allorche III
scoperto rerrore.
ii sig. Giuseppe Di Silvestro e
Notaio Pubbhco. Possono occu-
mare tale carica soltanto clttadl-
nj american Quindi il sig. Glu-
seppe ri Silvesuo e cIttadino a
nler1cano. Norra egh usare Ia
cortesia agIi amabih lettori del
suo pioruale di denotare dove,
ouanuo e come ottenne Ia carta
dI clttadinanza? 10 10 so, ma {
necessallo ch'egh 10 dlca. A TEN.
DO opportmo 81 ntonera da al
tn su quest 'argomento. Partl
dial principio
Purche il REQ non 81 salvl
Peni il giusto e rnnocente,
Cio' che liporto, amici Di Sill
vestro e un nounulla di fronte
quanto ST disse.
Intesi, ira PaItro, menzionarO
II nome di n Whitehill, di mo
bilia. di danaro ricevuto mol
pagato, di catene d'oro di OF
pello, di bills riscossi e non Vel
sati o yersati in parte e tant
attire calunnie, che il loquace ma
dicente promise esporre e docu
Imentare a tempo opportmo.
{ Grattandosi di accuse selie
motto gravi 10 spero che vol vol
rete smentirle.
E con questo sincere augm.i
vi salute.
G.. JacOlucci
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-08-04

non IA che nglgantlre gA aver
sari e renderA sempre pau lnVuI-
nerabili, anche che Sc potesseio
ayere eonuo di essI qualche buo-
ns ragione autorizzantene Ia crl-
tica ed il controllo per soggettl
Eutto different.
Tutto questo da una VIA; diu-
Paltra, vogliamo chiedere Al 81
snoi de La Voce della ColonIa' :
Der quail ragioni 81 ma Il brutto
vezzo, quando 81 sta trattando d
altro, di entrare subito dlscu-
tere di vita pIivata, dl tamgIa
in altri terminl?
Evidentemente e'e da conchlu
dere che, chi non ha Tlspetto pei
Ia famiglia aluui, non Puo ave
re. non piu sentle rispetto per Il
propria. Ce da troyarsl aIlora d
fronte a gente di nessuna dlgnlta
che andrebbe cercando chi al o
sni costo 81 desse a pOlemlzzar,
in un campo che trOppo sacfC
agh uomini donore perche MOI
yenisse mai invasO soto nessuni
ragione, sotto nessun pretesto,
rischio di tutto.
La Rassegna
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-08-04
AVVERTENZA
A tutti i sOfferentl di cancre,
ne 0 piaghe cancrenOse.

a lutIl l sOIIefenti dl cancre,
ne piaghe cancrenOse.
Il plu grande e meravigIoso
rimedlo e quello dello speciabsta
Nmcenzo Cipolla. Rimedie infaL
libile e sIcuro per la guarigione
di esse. eDtto speclalsta col spo
nuovo ritrovato, a cui diede ilno.
me di "Balsamo Manus Del" ia
dei Ven miracoh.
Questo uuovo benefattore del,
Iumanita, richiama PattenziOne
di tutti coloro che sono affett
di detto male a voler ricorrere a
lui Sc BRAN (ano una sicura
pronta guarigione. Dirgersi al
Numero 1431 Morris St., Phila.
delphia.
( Non 81 riceve pagamentO Sc
non a guarigione completa,
Tutti quelli poi che sonO Ion
tani, possono scrvere indicandO
Ia loro malattia ed il suddettO 81
| iassumera la respOnsabilita della
loro guarigione.
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La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-08-04
ORDINE FIGLI D'ITALIA
La causa per la dissOluzione
deilOrdine


II n.ocedimento initiate da
Baldo Aquilano, per mezzo degh
Avvocati Miele e Castellano, per
ottenere dial Procuratore Gene
rale dello State PautoriZzazione a
procedere per la dissoluziOne del
POrdine Figli d'Italia in Ameri-
ca, unico legalmente incorporate
sotto questo nome, volge verso la
fine. NelPudienza di ierl, 81 pro
cedette alPescussione in contra.
dittorio del testimoni prodottl
dalPAQuilano,
II risultato delPescussione III
sostanziamente contrO le allega-
zloni dell Aquilano ed in favore
delpOrdine Figli d'Italia in A
merica dial punto di vista della
continuita dele sue attivita prl
ma e dopo dell'incorporazione
Chiusa la presentations di tesu
monianze prove da parte del
.PAuuilano, nella prossima udlen
"a s'iniziera la presentazione d
testimonianze e prove da part
delPOrdine Figli d'ltalia in A
merica.
, Queste testimonianze e quest
o. prove completeranno la dino
4 strazione gia parzialmente fatt
! da parte degli stessi testimon
delPAquilano del fatto che la pc
Lizione delpAquilano stesso no
r ha | ase di fatto in quanto 81 rife
risce alPinvocata inopercsita de
: POrdine.
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E con questo sincere augwio
vi salute.
G. JacOlucci
La lettera aperta del sig. J.
Iacolucci { troppo eloquente per
che potessimo sentire il bisogno
di commentarla particolarmente
iutorno a tutti fatti che con es
sa 81 denunciavano mOlti ami ia
al tribunale della pubblica OPT
nione. Non ci fermeremo motto
.su di essa, giacche sarebbe cOsa
semplicemente oziosa il farlo. r
necessario pero fermarsi sulle
parole che il sig. IacOlucci rivol-
geva alPIndomito Servitor del
Re. quando categoricamente gil
chiedeva dove, come e quando e
eli erasi fatto cittadino america
.no Per esaTcitare il nOtariatO.
Notino i lettori che, allOrquan-
do il SIG. Iacolucci scrisse, sebbe-
ne in modo velato per chi non sa-
peva. ma minacciosO oltremOdo
Iper CHI la coscienza non aveva
Ipulita niente affatto, erasi al l9
mario 1910.
L'Indomito Servitor del Re,
Iquegli che oggi trovasi di essere
= G. EE-------~.l-;le -1oJl'0pdjp9
sutficientemente edotto di certe
IcOse, per acquiescenza di un
Supreme Concilio dove al certo
dev'esseryi piu camorra della
Grande Loggia di Pennsylvania,
tece denuncia e rinumzia della
carta di cittadinanza il 3 mag
gio 1910, ottenendo, chissa per
quail preghiere e raccomanda.
liohi, di poterlo fare senza me
ritare Ia condanna a parecchi an
nj di reclusione secondo commi.
nano le leggi federali che, in te-
ma di spergimO per il cOnsegui.
mentO della cittadinanZa, sono ri.
I'lndomito Servitor del Re pc
70, quando fu da moi scoperto ed
attaccato in tanto vergognissimo
delitto, credette di rispondere
con period seguenti che stan
10 sclo a dire della sua pin sfac
2iata impudenza rivestita occa-
5lonalmente con Pabito della
nnchiOneria:
I'll sig, Giuseppe Di Silvestfo f,
IA dunque fatto cittadinO ed agli |
lmase sampra convinto che ave |
"a ottcnuta Ia cittadinanza re- |
te." (Oh quanta inge-
luita danimo in un iudividuo
.ie noE puo presentarc il suo fo
Clio III lOugedo pu!ito per le fro
4 cor tiUata punite con con
.#ma degradaZiOne al damn
leila biada presso i depositi del /.
so legg. Artiglieria di stanza !,
.d Aquilal
Verso principii del 1909,
no, FIJI solo mel 1910 che PIndo-
nlto Servitor del Re fu costret-
o q fare ammenda del suoi pee
att } per un incidente avvenu-
. proprio in Camden (quale fu !
lncideHte? perche non 10 spiega
lndomito SeIvitor del Re?) fra
olui che 81 incaricava di fare
ittadini eli Italiani ed uno di co
toro, (Madonna mia, aiutaci
a.! II caldo e semplicemente
grrido, la prosa e barbara, piu
arbaro anc0ra colui che la scris-
2, e chi commenta non sa pro. b
rio q quale santo voltarsi) Nela h
lente del Di Silvestro sorse
ualche dubbio ed allora prese la
ua carta e 81 reco da Mr.. D. I,
:. Gibhoney al quale espose i
7tti (Quali fatti Sc non quelli {
aver giurate false circostanze y
solo scope di ricavalne una IL n
lita privata?
'Riconosciuto che la sua citta-
lnanza non era regolare, il sip.
j Silvestro (era il ladro che g
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Ord. Figli d Italia
Incorporate il 27 Maggie 1913
IN AMERICA

Dal c. E. S. delpO. F. d'Italia in
America, di quelp Ordine cioe di cui il
sig. Baldo Aquilano ha chiesta la dis
soluzione, riceviamo una circolare che
esso ha creduto indirizzare al Venera-
pofrante ristesso nome e Ia pdbbne
chiamo SEM 'altro ad ulteriore chiari-
mento delRjntrigata quistione:
New York, 1 Agosto 1917
Venerable e Fratell,
In vista del fatto che un grup-
pO di persone va facendo uso ed
abuse del nome di Ordine FigIi
d'ltalia in America, per creare
confusione ed ingannare, cosi, la
buona fede del pubblico, e neces-
sario che da vol Venerable, da-
gil altri Ufficiali, dai fratelli
tutti dele vostre logge, nonche
daIla ColOnia Italiapa in genera