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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-10
FREE FAIR
OFFICERS
ELECTED
Smith Reelected President, ErsIand Sec
retary; Meeting Declares in Favor
Of Permanent Fair Grounds

In spite of the extremely cold wealth
er a good delegation was present at
the meeting Of the township fair
boards at the Farm Bureau Saturday
afternoon. Several important mat
ters were considered and a detailed
discussion was made relative to OBJ
tanning permanent fair ground for
this county which win be located at
Chickasha.
The following officers were elect
ed for the coming two years for the
Grady County Free Fair association.
Directors-J. w Kayser, Chicka-
sha; ]. S. Burleson, Rush Springs;
Roy G. Smith, Bradley; Linus Fergu-
son, Minco; and Kit Farwell Chan
dler township. w. E. Smith was re-
elected president, and Arthur Ers
land secretary. The president and
secretary together with 0. G. Cooper,
county agent, are also members OF
the board of directors.
The president was instructed to
make it known to the mayor and city
council that it is the desire Of enc
fair association as well as the people
Of Chiclzasha that this town obtain
permanent fair ground and that un-
less a fair ground is obtained it is
useless to go to the expense Of hay-
ing q fair, as it takes about $1,000
for rent, labor. lumber, tents, etc.
This sum, it was pointed out, should
be added to premiums for the far.
mers.
The secretary was instructed to
make a financial statement Of the re-
ceipts and expenditures for 1917, and
have SAINT published in both the
daily and weekly papers.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-10
DONATIONS FOR
WAR WORK AUCTION
ARE BEING RECEIVED

Donations are pouring IN to the
committee for the Y. W. c. A. war
work auction to be held wednesday
and it is expected that said auction
win rival III size and variety Of sala-
bic articles any First Monday sale
that has been held in Chickasha for
many moons.
This was determined today when it
was learned that among other things
donated for sale, are a pig, a sewing
machine, a thermos bottle. sets of
blankets, sevtral chickens, fancy
work, kitchen range fancy work, a
victrola, a bed spread, several sweat
ers, a sack Of flour, a victrola bed
spread, several sweaters, sack Of
flour. aluminium ware and articles
of clothing.
Mrs. Ed F. Johns, chairman Of the
committee, reported this morning
that merchants and individuals We're
making donations in a very sagisfao-
tory manner I'VE are progressing
nicely" said Mrs. Johns "The dona-
tons are coming in beautifully We
are asking that all donations be left
at Owsley's jewelry store. The auc-
tioneers viii be announced tomor-
row"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-10
ELECT CAPTAIN
FOR HOME GUARD
TUESDAY NIGHT

A meeting Of the Grady County
Council Of Defense has been called
for next Tuesday night. Several i'm
portant matters will be taken up,
among which will be the election Of
captain FOR the home guard units
that are being organized throughout
the county
The work in the home guard move
ment is moving along nicely and the
other towns have already organized
units. Rush Springs has a unit Of
about fifty members. Minco has forty
members and Tuttle has like num-
Der. These will all be placed under
one commanding officer who will be
chosen at the meeting Tuesday night.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-10
RED CROSS
OPENS BIG
CAMPAIGN
Rally Friday Night is Opening Gun in
Grady; Canadian Soldier to De-
scribe Going ~OVer The Top

the opening gun of the Red Cross
membership campaign viii be fired
Friday night at a big rally, when the
people Of Chickasha and Grady coun-
ty will be given the opportunity to
hear what war is like, from one who
knows, when Ernest Sullivan OF Ard
more tells of his experiences "over
there" Mr.. Harrison Of Oklahoma
City will also be here.
Sullivan was a private with the
Canadian forces and was one Of the
first to go "over the top" He knows
what the Boches' trenches look like,
for he helped to capture some Of
them. He knows how it feels to ad-
yance in the face og machine gun
fire and knows the effect OF the sup
porting barrage, likewise what the
enemy curtain fire does to the at
taclSing forces He knows the sting
Of a rifle bullet wound or flying
piece of shrapnell shell, for he was
wounded. In short his story pre-
sents war at first hand. not war as
viewed through a pair Of field glass
es, but war in the trenches and the
bloody mo mans land" This is the
story he will. tell Fncay night.
Mr.. Harrison knows Of the glgan-
tic amount Of work necessary to the
preparation for war. He was in Can
ada at the time war broke out and
spent several months, watching that
country make preparations for the
conflict. He knows the effect that
the preparation for war had on Cana
da and the feeling manifested when
the casualty lists began to come in.
He is a forceful speaker and is thor
oughly familiar with his subject.
This rally is in preparation for the
whirlwind drive for Red Cross mem
bers that viii be waged from Dec.
II to 25. In Chickasha alone it is
estimated that 1000 mebmers for
1918 should be secured. The COM
mittee in charge Of the work will
be satisfied with notsing snors OF
that figure. The town will be COW
cred thoroughly and everyone will
be given an opportunity to join. The
members who joined the order in the
spring, will be given the .opportuni-
ty Of joining again, and member
ship at this time is good for the Ell
tire year Of 1918.
It was thought that the rally Fri
day night will be held at the Meth
odist church, but the location was
not definitely decided upon today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-10

RETURNED
BY BOOKS
Special to the Express.

Special to the Express.
Norman, Okla, Dec. 1O-It's dollars
to doughnuts that some bakers were
greatly astonished when they receiv-
ed their one dollar checks from the
food administrator. Somehow the
impression got out that there was a
fee Of one dollar for each license for
bakers and public eating places AS
result the food administration has
received several checks ID payment
for licenses, which became effective
today DR.. Brooks returned the
checks with letter explaining that
there were no charges for the hcens-
es. All bakeries, public eating plac-
es clubs and other places consuming
ten or more barrtls Of flour and corn
meal monthly are placed under fed
eral license today. Some have not
complied with the regulation and it
is the purpose Of the food administra-
ton to take definite steps to enforce
it. All applications for licenses
should be made to the United States
Food Administration. Washington, D.
c., Law DepartmontLicense Division
on forms prepared by it for that pur-
pose, which may be obtained on re-
quest.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-10
WOULD CONTINUE
PRIVATE CONTROL.
GOVERNMENT AID


BY United Press.
Washington, Dec. 1O.-The rail
roads today laid their case before the
president for their plan to continue
private control with government aid
rather than complete government
control as presented by Senator New
lands.
The railroad war board which was
in conference with Senator New
lands presented a great volume Of
statistics showing an improvement in
the freight situation since the oper-
ating committee took hold Of the sit
uation short time ago.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-10
May Be- Coalition.

BY United Press.
Copenhagen, Dec l0.-The district
in Russia comprising the provinces
Of Orenburg, Perm and samara has
declared ito independence, according
to word received here.
The Bolsheviki is ready 10 agree to
coalition government according to
word received from Petrograd today.
Petrograd dispatches also say thas
Chinese troops have entered Harbin
and that Japanese troops are at vlad.
ivostock, to afford protection from
disturbances.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-10
Declare Independence.

oJ DhltCu Iltnb.
Toxic, Dec 1O.-vl vladiyostock. Rus.
sia's principle Asiatic port, and the
gateway for the trans-siberlan rail-
way and Amur province. have declar-
ed their Independence according to
reports receiyedshere. A provisional
government has been established.
The new ministry has met and has
sent notifications Of the sections that
are independent to other SELF govern.
ing districts in Russia
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-10
DEATH TOLL
AT HALIFAX
MOUNTING
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Halifax, Dec. 10.-All men and wo.
men Of German descent here have
been arrested The surviving Off
GERS and crews OF the steamers Mont
Blanc and Imo have also been order
ed arrested to await an investigation.
The rescucrs are working today IN
down-pour OF cold rain and sleet,
The indications are that the death
toll will be increased to two thous-
and more than was originally estinlnt-
ed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-10
Don't Minimize Danger.
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Washington, Dec. Secretary
Bakers war summary issued today
warned the nation not to minimize
the danger of the newly massed Teu-
ton forces on the western front He
said that it was indicated that the
Germans are more dangerous now
than at any time within the past two
and a half years.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-10
TeII Appalling storits.
BY United Press.

Truro, NJ s., Dec TO- Refugees ar
riving here from Halifax, In telling
of the scenes Of death describe them
as the most horrible that have ever
been witnessed. Stories were told Of
how factories crumbled and buried
girls and men in the ruins A story
is told Of one man walking into the
dressing station with his eye In his
hand and asking that it be placed
back in the socket
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-10
RoIshevlkI controI RalINax.
By United Press.

BY United Press.
London, Dec 10-The Bolsheviln
Is gaining control Of the Siberian
railway and is likely to reach Har-
bin, according to word received here.
The atrol Of Hardin and the ST.
berian railway win open the vast re-
sources Of Manchuria and Siberia to
the Germans, in the event Of a sepa-
rate peace
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-10
China and Japan to Send Troops; Afford
Protection; ArmisIice Signsd;Aaecls
Dneisier-Darube Front
t----~s-------
TURKS RULED HOLY
CITY FOR 4Ol YEARS
F-s
British Repulse Germans; Baker Warns
Nation MOI 10 Minimize Danger
Ariilleying al Meuse
By United Press.

By United Press.
London, Dec. lo.--The capture Of
Jerusalem, christianity's most hal.
lowed spot, by the British, was an.
nounced here today.
The capture OF Jerusalem brInga
tne Holy city under Christian con-
4rol for the first time in 4O1 years.
The Turks have held control during
that time
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-10
rHREE pEATHs REPoRTE0

Washington, Dec. 1O.-Three deaths
from natural causes among the sol
diers in France was announced by
the war department today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-10

BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Berlin, Dec. lO-The signing Of the
armistice in Russia, affecting the
lines between the mouth Of the
DneIster and Danube, was announc.
ed IN today's official statement.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-10
RAtLRoADERs 10 HOLD
IMPORTANT MEETING
By United Press

By United Presss
Kansas City, Dec. 10.-The presi-
dents Of the Railroad shopmen's I'M
ion Of every railroad operating west
OF Chicago win meet here early in
January to canvass the vote Of 10000
employees who ballotted on the ques-
ton Of demanding an increase OF
wages and improved working eondi
tons.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-10
RECOMMENDS INCREASE
IN MORTGAGE RATE
BY United Press.


Washington, Dec. 1O-The federal
farm loan poard have recommended
to the twelve federal land banks that
the mortgage rates be increased from
five to five one-half per cent The
raise viii not affect the loans that
have already been made.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-10
DEATH TOLL ON
JACOB JONES GIVEN

By United Press
Washington, Dee 1o.- The death
toll on the American destroyer jacob
Jones that was sent down by a tor
pedo. has been given as 65 offices
and men and one prisoner. Forty
four officers and men were saved
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-10
Handful Holds Division.
By United Press

BY UnILeu EFeasf
with the British Afleld, Dec a.
A small group Of Britishers held a
whole German division on the Cam
brai front. The British surged
around slight curve, hurling bombs
and closed with the tnemy in a hand
to-hand scrimmage with bayonets and
bombs. The Germans retired leav-
ing their Howitzers. British wound
ed vera propped up and slaughtered
by the Germans in a counter attack.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-10
REPORT NAMES or

NEEDY CHILDREN
If you know any children
who might be overlooked by
Santa Claus. report their
names and ages at once to the
Daily Express. the Chickasha
staB or B. B. Barefoot. These
names are wanted at once in
order that gifts may be placed
OF the Christmas tree which
the lodges Of the city will
have for them. It is hoped
that al the names may be re-
ported by December 10.
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lContinued on page Sd
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-12-10

BY United Press.
London, Dec. 1o.-Two violent Ger
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La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-04-25

Francesca Tropea
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-04-25
PER LA VERITA'

Quando il primo ed il secondo
numero della Fogna uscivano per
appestare suoi pochi lettori, e
moi prendevamo la decisione di
stampare LA Ragione", il nostro
fratello Grande Venerable Giu-
seppe Di Silvestro era fuori Phi
ladelphia, essendo egli partito la
mattina di ma'tedi 10 e tomato
il martedi successive II colTen-
te. Egli dunque non sapeva nulla
degli attacchi ALA sua persona,
alPOrdine e ALA Banca; come i
gnorava lie lisoluzioni da moi
prese.
va siccome del belIo cattivo
tempo il merito 0 la colpa e SEM
pre- del .Di Silvestro come egli
dice il degenerate Sc Pe presa
con il nostro Giuseppe che non
c'entrava proprio affatto.
AMI nella seduta della Loggia
Italia, marted1 scorso a sera, egli
Yenne appositamente per pre-
garci di desistere dial proponi-
mento di fare il gioInale e vede-
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-04-25
Al degenerate
traditOre
della Patria

moi ii conosciamo bene, dege5
nerato, come bene conosciamo
quelli che stanno dietro le tue
spalle. La tua qualita di sparafu-
cile non ci mette spayento, ma fa
ranno spavento al tuoi mandant.
lie nostre mani incalIite.
Tu sal che moi non fummo mai
spacciatori di moneta falsa. NJ
abbiamo mai venduto medicfa,
piu 0 memo impoftate che hanle,
la potenza di mandare all'altro
monde tant poveri mai consi
gliati. MOI non abbiamo fatto ma
man bassa nellie Blanche del pie
coro di qualche Conte nelIa quo
lita di ragioniei; non abhi,-
mo mai sollecitato dottori hnia
scrivere medicinal impo ardi,
pu non avendo nessuna alta di
"a con la malattla.
MOI non abbiamo mai organiz-
cato ne consigliati fallimenti; moi
mai inoculammo allie nostre don
ne, appena sci giolni dopo il par
to, mali innominabih. moi non ahf
biamo preso danaro da Coeda%<,SS
Fedesehhi per pei bs;i 4 s4ftt5ef t tt551 4. =. .,,,
patria, uso Ambrogetti, Vaniia
e Compagni in Italia non siai1io
ricercati dai Marescialli Capez-
zuti; nei banchetti non abbiamo
mai trafugato posate apparte-
nenti al trattore, ne siamo pro-
plietaIi di Banche sulPorlo del
falIimento. Infne lie nostre sorel
le non han mai fatto mette'.
pargoletti prematuri nello SPA
to da nessun Coriangiolo. 4
Nei prossimi numeli, mettere
mo puntini sugli i; la Colonia
ha il diritto di saper tutto c spe
ciaImente sugli Iii dele oneste
nipote. }
Francesca Tropea
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-04-25

ii, quanto vol, avete per quat-
tro dollaracci fatto stare in ago
MIA meZza Europa. Tn cinico di
un tedesco non puo aver tenerez-
"a per una istituzione che ale
mamma non sia. Tedescofilo e un
eufemismo per austriacante. Au-
striacanti non e piu possible pro-
clamarsi fra gil Italiani, ma te-
descofli 81. II vostro posto e fra
gil austriacanti-tedeScofli, quail
Valente, Ambrogetti monsi-
gnor Gerlack, nemici d'ogni dife-
sa degli Italiani in Italia, come
vol e gil altri sudditi elettivi del
Pimpero bicipite siete nemici do
gni difesa degli Italiani all'este-
TO. La Banca Figli d'Itaia e sor-
ia e non mora.
Cavallotti ha la spada al fan
co ed e spadaccino tale, che non
dogma di scendere a tenzone con
la Cavalletta. La Banca e del FL
gil d'Italia e la guardia e hume
rosa provata in guerra.
Uno del fiImatari
Nicola RivanO Asti
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-04-25
Court America Vespucci No. 234
F. of America

E venuta d conoscenza di moi
soci della Corte America We
spucci No. 234 f. of A., la pub
blicazione dun certo giornale CO.
loniale, il quale ha scritto artico-
Ii, che hanno di mira di danneg-
glare la reputazione delPAmmi-
niStrazione della Banca Statale
Figli d'Italia per consequence
la Banca istessa.
moi soci di delta Corte, essen
do azionisti della Sons of Italy
State Bank, protestiamo contro
tale attentato ed incoraggiamo
nostri amici di dare tutto il loro
appoggio ALA suddetta Banca ed
ALA sua Administrations, in cui
abbiamo trovato onesta e genti-
lezza percio vi abbiamo liposto
la nostra intera fducia.
Siamo pienamente convinti che
'istituzione di questa Banca ha
avuto di mira il solo bene della
colonia che gil attacchi insul-
81 bassi di certa stampa non
pTodurranno nessuna ScaIfttma
all'Istituzione ed alPAmministra-
zione.
AristOdemo PalIadinO, Seq. Fin.
1902 Moore st.
Vito Gallo, Chief Ranger
907 Moore st.
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PENSIERO GENTIEE

Martedi sera ebbe luogo, nelIa
Sons of Italy Hall, la seduta or
dinaria della Loggia Italia No.
II, riuscita, per numero impor-
tantissima. Dopo avere espletato
gil AFFAIR." di ordinalia ammini-
strazione, gil intervenuti ad una
nimita ed in mezzo al piu sincere
entusiasmo, alIo scope di liaf-
fermare Ialta stima che il Gran
de Venerable code nella vecchia
Loggia di cui fu benemerito fon-
datore, stabilirono, per la prima
seduta di maggie, di dare uno
smoker in suo onore nellocca-
stone della sua iniziazione al SO
grado.
Flu scelto all'uopo il seguente
Comitato; Giulio Carunchio, Vim
cenzo Titolo, F. Sinatra, N. Ri
vano, L. Atella, G. Modestino,
G. RamagH, r. Giardulli, P. Ma
Ito.
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Al VGlenOSi SGrpGnti

II sole di ApliIe pare che abba
prodotto un effetto non uguale
agli altri ami, specie in questi
primi giolni. A dispetto del fred
do che mantiene una temperatu-
ia al di soto della normaIe, pu-
lie vi sono in Colonia certi ami
mali immondi che, sentendo il
profumo primaverile di prodotti
benigni, escono dai loro lordi lu-
panari e, camminando a passi
lenti verso PoIlo del precipizio,
vanno incontro ALA distruzione.
Oramai sarebbe tempo di fl
nirla raccomando ale persone
coscienti di riunirsi in una poten-
tissima schiera, dar la caccia
questi viscidi serpenti e schiac-
ciar loro la testa, prima che il To-
10 veleno attossichi lie radici di
una pIanta truttltera e feconda.
E perche questopera potesse es-
sere portata a compimento e de-
bellare coloro che armand la ma
no del sicario in quest'opera di
epurazione, dovremmo avere dali
la parte nostra il Grande Conci-
lio della Pennsylvania del Figli
d'Italia che bandisse il boicottag-
gio, fra proseliti delpOrdine,
contro i proveditori di fondi e gil
avvisanti del foglio ricattatore.
John b. Acchione, Venerable
della Loggia c. Coletti N. 311
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-04-25

Caro- fratello A. Viglione vi
prego di darci vol mighor schia
rimento ALA povera mia presen-
te dichiarazione vi prego scusar-
mi di non essere motto sperto di
tale cose, cosi fate vol ALA me-
Clio che potete.
Fraternamente vi salute
A. De Pascale
239 Hust ST.,
Bridgeport, Pa.
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VOti di prOteSta per / SiCarii
EDI SOLDARIETE PER GALANTUOMIM

re Sc non fosse state piu conve-
niente adottare altri mezzi. Quan
do pero gil facemmo osselvare
che il degenerate aveva minac-
ciata il solito ricatto una lette-
Ia aperta coptro di lui e Sc moi
non avessimo mantenuta la pro-
messa sarebbe state indice di de
bolezza di paura, egli non ha in
sistito piu, ma ci ha pregati di
non occuparci di lui perche ALA
diGesa propria ci pensera Giusep-
pc Di SilvestrO.
La RagiOne
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Communicate
L0 pubblichiam0 senZa c0rreg-
gerlO perche non perda della
sua Originalita.
Bridgeport, TIA, 1917.
MIR. A. VigliOne
1912 So. Sth Street
Philadelphia, Pa.
Caro- AMIGO e Fratello,

Val " E1lillNO < L NAkNA4Cg
Giorni IA mel svolgere un'oc-
chiata attraverso lie colonne del
la livista settimanale cioe la
Rassegna che 81 publica in Phila-
delphia, mi e venuto sottocchi un
selvaggio articolo, ma pia selvag-
gio il firmatalio essendo che con-
tiene accuse senza fondamento,
alfalfa onorabilita di rispettabile
persOne che hanno avuto la no
bile idea di formare una grande
azienda bancaria, che e sorto CO.
me per incanto, esercitando un
servizio inappuntabile per il be-
nessero dell'intera Colonia, ed in
vidiato da taluni tluffatori, ed 10
conoscendo affondo da dove par
te Paccusa non posse passare
inosserVato, senza far conoscere
al pubblico quel che lui a suo
tempo fu capace ed il modo di
truffal1ni, percio prego la S. V.
di voIeImi fare la gentilezza di
pubblicae nei prossimi numeri
special quanto segue:
Tempo ia, mel corso del 1908,
il Signor Galibaldi Felice eserci-
tante un business di Grosseria ed
10 informato di trattarsi di una
persona onesta e meritevole, Gre
detti di servirmi da lui per in
viargli dele piccole ordinazioni
di merce, clio che lui poteva es-
selmi utile, in due o tre miei or
dini che 10 in buona fede gil man
davo avanti Pammontare, mi
mandava senpre la merce di piu
che 10 glie 10 rimettesse ALA
prossima ordinazione, trascorso
cosi motto tempo acquistandosi
la mia fiducia, in una di tale or
dinazioni 10 gil mandai il lima-
nente precedente che ammonia
va a quattro 0 cinque dollari che
non ricordo precise di piu altri
$1,000 che mi avesse spedita al
ira merce, dopo che lui ebbe
ricevuto tale ordine non mi spe-
di nulla non solo, ma dopo scritto
oltre tire quattro lettere senza
farsi piu vivo, dopo cinque 0 sci
mesi mi venne da un suo compa-
gno non tanto forse piu memo ri
spettabile persona di lui, che il
Signor Garibaldi Felice era par
tito ALA volta d'Italia Sc 10 mi
avesse voluto servire da lui clio
che 10 non feel, fin da allora
non no mai inteso piu il nome di
dette persone e adesso no avuto
una grande sorpresa sentendo
che faceva parte anche del po-
tente ordine Fgli d'Italia in A
merica, e mel modo come lui 81 e
comportato verso del propri fra
telli delPOrdine, mi auguro fn'o-
ra che tale canaglia venga scac-
ciata via con il disprezzo che me-
rita e nessun altro abba fede in
lui, di quel che ha fatto pubbli-
care nei giolnali.