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The Washington herald., 1917-09-04
An opportunity for employment by
The Pennsylvania Railroad Co.

For machinists and car repaimen.
For white and colored laborers. Auply
100 New Jersey ave. S.. Washington, ID. c.
Or with the n. Y, p. q n. r. r. co.
Apply 70 B. g. VINCENT. Agent. Norfolk. Va
The Washington herald., 1917-09-04
KRIEG'S EXPRESS.
SAFETY FIRST.

ABsoLCTELY FIREPRoOF STORAGE
Rooms, s. and Up. Moving and P1cring
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO.. Gs0 lotb
st NV. M. 4Es
TBE CHICAGO TRANSFER A STORAGE
co. BsgsIge. furniture and parcel dehTery.
1872 You 81. Nv. Phone North Sll
The Washington herald., 1917-09-04
MOVING, PACKING, STORING.
MOVING

We furnish large padded vans and careful men
TO handle yDur goods
PACKERS a furniture, pianos. china. brie-s-
brsc. etc. Experienced men only.
SHIPPING 10 all parts Of the world.
STORAGE for furniture, pA0os. and house
The Washington herald., 1917-09-04
HERALD'S READY REFERENCE To APARTMENTS

4-story modern hreproof build
ins.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-04

New apartment. Just com
pleted; large, bright rooms
hardwood floors, electric light.
porches.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-04

ADAM A. WEsCHLER, Auctiones
The Washington herald., 1917-09-04

AUTO REPAIRS.
ANY SERVICE, ANY TINE, ANY PLACE.
Autos Of any make and age repaired or rebuilt
Fords fixed while you wait Storage ROB
ROY MACKEY, SlS 10th ST. se. Lincoln zso
PRICE CAN FIX IT. WELDING OF ALL
metals equal 10 new. Expert auto repairing.
Prices Auto Repsir Shop. ins n. Capitol n.
STA
AUTOGENoUs WELDING AND RADIATOR
work. Fsnds1 repaired; carbop removed auto
repairing Hudson-Byrd Co., rear ills Vt. ave. nv.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-04

Il Free moving for stOr-
tk&-S -, age. y. 3343, n. SS4z.
tkSH SMITHS TRANSFER
c6ISSS{SIs MI d STORAGE CO., Oh
=. Might Ph. n 6p12
The Washington herald., 1917-09-04

=. y. berry..,............... 800
henry Z. yer...................... Loo
A. s. Wolpe. 1,0cs
The Washington herald., 1917-09-04
FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

CoLoRED-TWo ACRES LAND; 7RooM
house; near Rockville road; only $40 cash ;
balance monthly; wonderful bargain. PERCY
n. RUSSELL CO., 9Th and n. Y. ave- NV.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-31
BOCHE TROPHIES
SHOWN IN OTTAWA

First trophies Of NE world war to
be shown in Ottawa are now beng cA-
hibHed in The May store on la Safe
street Three articles sent TO ms
mother by Lieutenant Roswell PGitif,
who Is "somcwherc in France are at.
tracing endless interest from passers-
by. All were taken from German
prisoners.
one of the exhibits is German
helmet bearing the former owner $
name Rchm Rchm used hdeliIble
ink in marking his helmet and the let.
lrring was in English A German ser
vice cap, grey with red band, hearing
little tin disk, and a haversaek make
up the remainder Of the exhibit
ON the side Of the helmet is an ahra
sion indicating where a piece OF sharp
mel hit the wcarer. The effectiveness
Of the steel hcadpicce in protecting
soldirs. Is shown by the dents.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-31
ADMIT THEY STOLE
TIRES IN OTTAWA

Positive Identification of tWo III me
thipye, Who robbed the RoNnton EAR
ace OF $500 worth of automobile tlf's,
was made yesterday in Chicago by
the man y no purchased tho casing ana
inner tubes from them.
The theft was pcrpctraicd on oc'o.
her lG and the arrest of two sus-
pcus WIS made by Chicago delec-
lives
Mr. Boyuton and thioI Zurich were
in Chiraeo yesterday and cActrd con
lrsaions from the prisoners. VINO
named the third member ui Tho gang.
An three are Chicagoana.
No names would be given out ny
the authorities until the remaining
member OF the hurlar party hats beer
unprecedented The two prisoners WI
be held in Chicago pending lnr'hei
stjgatjOn into their relations NH
the srUtc of garage and auto th"tt
occurring in the city monthly.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-31
CITY AND VICINITY ITEMS

ur. Harry j. CONWAY. ot Harrison
vile Mo. returned last evening after
"A few days visit with his parents, MI
and Mrs. John Conway.
Attorney Walter Pauncck, nt la
sale. transacted business in this city
today
Mrs Stanley Wood al Chicago, VIII
arrive in Ottawa tomorrow Tor visit
With her mother. Mrs. W W. Nash.
Mayor John Massieou, Of Peru, was
a business visitor in ths city today
John +. SNAPPER went TO Peoria Tor
4 short stay this morning
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Cram and
daughter Gertrude left today for De
catur to make their future hnmc. tn,
Grams have taken 4 furnished house
IN Decatur Tor the winter and will moi
move their furniture from tins rliN
until spring.
|. Shoudy, of Rockford, is nlaullaW;
today looking after his Ottawa pop
rrty
+ George Fleming, of MarseilIes VA
IN Ottawa visitor today
Miss Mary Mcmahon. of freepnrl. /
visiting her aunt Mis- y. +. fayh'
9l1 Mulberry street.
Edward Barrett Edward Cosle' +
of Ottawa. Henry Fitzgcrald, OF Br''
Ton, and William Weber, of straw
motorcd to Aurora today
Edward Costello aud sister NFr'
and Henry Fitzgerald, attended liza
loWc'eu party given hy the J VI :
\. al Streatnr lasl evening
The amusement committee OF I
Boat Club have issued invitations =
an informal dancing party TO he GIVE
al the Boat Club Wednesday 2vrnin
November Eth This will be the an.
al Halloween dance for all memot
of the club and thcir ladies'.
Miss Kate Smith wen, to S'reat
today 10 spend the day with irien
in that city.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-31
LAND BUYERS
TO SEE GULF LANDS

Mr. Tobcy Doolan Of the firm OF
Brewster 4 Ooolan, $40 Molnncy
l|dg, ottawa, H.. left today with u
party of land buyers for the reclaim
ed lands Of Louisiana, This Is the
to the amount OF $4,000 was sold by
second trip this month Last trip land
them They are raising ~ bushels Of
corn to the acre. getting S1.i0 pei
hushol out of the field. For the pres
!. chi this land sells for 500 per acre
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-31
Rush Aid to italy.

at ~ I'ho ova. nf tho
I'D ,,..,y nm IN. vano.
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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-31
ONE DAY PIANO SALE

Seven strictly high grade baldwin
co. pianos to be sold in one day SAT
urday. Nov. 3, from y a. M to > y. M
This bunch is first class and fully
guaranteed by the Baldwin Piano Co.
hul they must be sold Saturday, and
If YOU want a piano and miss mis- OPP
pornnily. You will always have SOME
hing to regret, circassion walnut
naynr piano. 1 black walnut play
Ter pjano. I golden oak player piano
/ hnrl walnut piano, mahogany
piano. . quarter sawed oak pianos
/ W., viii accept Liberty Bonds II
payment.
Memorize the time and place and
be there. S25 l.a Sale street, next tt
Caycty theatre, Saturday from Il
M to 9 p, m
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-31
GERMAN AGENTS FIRE
BALTIMORE DOCK
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Washington. Oct 81 Special rep
rcscniatiVcs Of the department oI IHs-
ticn were buried to Baltimore today
to investigate the fire which destroy
ed large quantities of munitions and
supplies on the waterfront there early
today Officials are convinced that
German agents again are operating
in this country and they coupled ne
Baltimore fire with those which re-
Gently destroyed grain elevators N
New YORK. II was stated thai there
are Indications that all OF these fires
4avo been Of inctndary origin.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-31

49, f''''H 'N
lccted and convinced 'h'S '''"'' "'''
the wofid war.
lie says
o''' '''"' VI
Dear Father.
Nonr letter OF o'p'chip'l
reached me tue o'h'' "'f ''i'
suppose YOU nave RECEIVE" 'o'''i
from me Time 10 '''h'' ""' HiN WINS
Is long tlme To ''No I" So"u =
letter from nome 10 F''n'c h"'
TINS Is war ana "heh VIZ '''S''o'
the Tact that 1t taxes ''i''e WINS
to cross me Als'h'lc' ''ot ''''h'
mere III FRANCE ''ci'Sc '''' '''"'
10 miles an honr' ana '"a' nav
been moving aooul h'ou "'''' 1t
Is reanl'S eNP''''o"' '''"'''''
get me hohuoh p'P''9 "i's a "''
or TWO ai'tr 'hcF are p''"''"'
1hlheS are So'nS "i'o'S lo ny
am sun on uuts at ''A'''''''
Clearing STATION Nh'i' h's '"''i
WORK Is DONG plooo '''hS'oS'o" anu
aSSihtlllE III tHe oP'l"'''S '"''' "
course, You nave pe'n E'''''h ''''
news ABOUT i've 'c'N'''' " NV
BRUSH army so ! necu t'u @oe
nothing ABOUT lhaI except l'at "
eryone is pleased ana we an i'ei
that 1t has boch clearly o'iiooS''''
ed thai the ihllltaiF SV'"SOh " t"'
allies Is stronger IMAM that III Tue
Central POWERS anu tn'' IL M "'''f
argument the nerhala VIII ''S''ii ~
The prisoners thai come throubh
are, ON the whole acl'Cte0 io' anu
pretty well convinced iha' 'h'S
cannot win, However "i'al me
common soldier thinhS carries ~
weight IN Germany.
We have had lol ol ram llla
past week ana operations nave peeh
more or less retarded, SO nave iol
been 40 busy, hence lhefe y nut
little Of interest mat ! can teil Noa
regarding mysteli However, win
all the misery ana pam ana haff'i
the rain and the cold we manage u
keep our spirits up ana nave
laugh once IN whlic' rainier Ni'h
olson, the Podro a''acheo "e'o
came INTO my Wafa IN" Saia tu1''
was man III Nard W. d"lo''f sur
ana asked nue. 10 ~ anu s'e "''''
lie must be very pau ne = 'pAo
lntely PACK III me lace. "h'i y
you 'hink II Is y mus ~ "a
gangcrilc' repl''a' anu VEN !" =
look AT MN '''o 'o"nu '''' '"' ''''
thal was o'aoN III ''io law vac
West lndiah negro i"'y certain
BaNc NC '"o ''"s' WV" 7'' ''''.'
our nurses quarters are S'''c u
tie distance lt"h 'he hoSp'V'I anu :
reach thtH quarters ln'S nav
croeS pasture u was P'''" '''
ana flaming last h'E"" '''' '''' =
me nurses Oh h'N WIZ" ." ''o9n'''
thls pasture Du''p'u in'" d Wv
aSkcd hcr i SUI N"' 0'''''
oldn y pul NV WV "'''
answer one ~ Il '""'"''" =
ANA TOOK hor tra'l''"H l." WV w
plIal ~ ann N'"''
Early EcS'oro"S 'NH"''N W.
2 sent over 70 u siege p'''''9 ""''''"'
non column 10 see ma" VIM w.
slrk put Oh rupp'i "'o''' ""''
through nelo' S't"'N '"' mann '"'
ana with 'lash ilRh' ioo''' u
pace "'"o" '"'"'7" NV
ana mud ana 'ouiio NY Pa''e't W
comiortan! ioo"'o" )"
truck ne was i''''' ''e''"''''
wv" 'o'N !.
wish oooi' 'o'' ~" w
heroish OF '0eSc ooES' y - sum
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-31
CHICAGO MARKETS

Chicago oct Ill I"lt
Chicago market report furnished 10
the tree Trader,lournal by w. f.
Ftnyre. member Chicago Board oi
Trade. Nolouey Building. Phone I0ll
Correspondent Lam5on Bros a top
Chicago
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-31

Fashionable drossmaking Saiisfae'
iion guaranteed Prices reasonable
Am now located at col La Sale ST.
above Ecclcr 4 Kruchnl,c's jewellery
store phone lO2 Is
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-31
ERMAN PRISONERS
KNOW THEY CANNOT
WIN IN WORLD WAR
OTTAWA DOCTOR TELLS OF DE
LECTION SEEN AMONG BoCHE's
CAPTURED BY BRITISH FORCES
SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE"

Bravery of English troops after IN
jury is described by Lieutenant koS.
well Peltit, now with ;he British
-~orces Somewhere in France. III his
latest letter home. He also tells oil
the desconsolate lot of German prison.
ers pouring into the camp who are de
jected and convinced they cannot win
the world war
He says
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-31

Try .he Free Trader JOURNAL Want. Ads
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-31

FOR QUICK RESULTS TRY TIE
"WANT' ABS. IN THE FREE
lKADERJOURNAl.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-31
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Society Notes
4I...A4s..l..t..l. ...t.r.t - !. q

Tuesday was q busy evening at the
Eantist church with - mems meeting
i'm thu basement aud young peoples
social gathering IN The church plrlors-
Ept it wis not Tor pleasure alone That
some fifty members eli the Baptist
Young Peoples Union had gathered
\ teN weeks ago Miss Beb"ccl Vent.
zor suggested as q definite objective
for the union the packing of few
Rcd Gross comfort kits. \ quitt can
yass was made among the members,
resulting IN the contribution III SS@
for this object. The evening was en-
moved in the packing OF twenty-five
kits with the purchases made 10y the
committee each Kit containing this
array Of articles \ comb a trench
mirror. Il wash rag. a towel, "a bar of
SOAP. dental cream. a toothbrush. val
cline. pencil. stationery shoe strings
a pnzzle. a pipe. smoking tobacco and
+. candy included in each kit was Il
card bearing this hi, of poetry, the
clever composition OF Miss Laur'
Enstis
We hope that you1l like this comtor
kit
we have tried our best, your need
10 it,
! OF course. we Just cant undcrstan'
: Your wants in that strange and tol
( eign land
But we Judge from IN" boys that "
, know al home.
! That your face might need soap an
o your hair need comb
4 And thai your shoestrinSS might hu,
o and cause air to be blue.
h So We pu' in new pair for that OF
g shoe.
e We feel We are stupid in the choice g
i pine,
We we hope the tobacco aud coud
youll like
X Though the gifts may seem small ut
/ he comforts seem few.
q A prayer Of God hles- }ou' CONT
If from Is Y. =. T.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-31

Mrs " A. Spence entertained ~
teen ceupics Al her hom" on West
Main street last night with VERY
pretty Halloween party The entire
home was beautifully decorated with
i1ek oIanterus and other IlJlloWe'
en- decorations Games were played
during the evening aud Halloween
fre~hmcnts we're served
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-10-31
SAY LAST SAD RITES
FOR FATHER QUlRK


ScauIan. Thomas Mcnamara ID. j.
O'Couuor " J Simon, Benjamin
Doughcrty and T J. Nertncy, all mem
t-..-- -. - n.I-l..L--- - -...t-t-u
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-06-09
Al Signor Bevilacqua

talista chi, con tanti ami di la
Voro e di stento, era riuscito ;
raggTanellMe qualche migliaic
di dollari.
IL 20 maggie eSce un mantle.
sto ALA macchia che incita i fu.
matol1 a boicottare i sigali d
Gangemi e a fumare invece / 81.
gari di quel'altro che aveva pa
/ cato lie Spese di stampa del mani
feSti.
ii % maggie, recatomi di mat
tina ALA mia fattoria, trovai di-
nanzi ALA porta una donna e due
uomini di picchetto. 10 ero in
compagnia di due ragazze, mie
lavoranti, ed all'improvviso mi
vidi aggTedito da una diecina di
brutti ceffi, almati di pietre e di
baStoni, fra quail eravate vol.
In sulle prime credetti trattar-
81 di apaches che volevano deru-
barmi e Siccome avevo in tasca
654 dollari in contanti, misi ma
no ALA Iivoltella.
ALE g1ida dele ragazze che mi
accompagnavano, accorse un Spe-
cial office, %. che mi dichiaro in
arresto. Condotto dinanzi al giu-
dice, fui aSsolto e solo debbo II
Spondere di porto d'arma. II ma
giStrato mi consiglio di far ARE
stare gil aggTesSoli.
Sc 10 non 10 feel, fu perche ce-
detti allie premure ed allie insi-
stenze del Grande Venerable del
POrdine Figli d'Italia in Penn
sylvania che volle ristabilita la
pace; 10 stesso Grande Venera-
bile che, sempre imparziale e os-
sequente allie leggi, fino dalIa
scorsa settimana ha fatto met
tere sotto accusa, nella loggia
Colaianni, i crumiri da vol de-
nunziati. Avete capito, messere,
vol che dopo di aver raccoman-
tato Giuseppe Di Silvestro per-
che mi pregasse di non farvi ar
'estare, oggi 10 attaccate.
Difatti il % maggie tre unio-
listi tornarono a lavorare presso
Ii me.
E questo e tutto. | fatti sono
'atti, egregio Bevilacqua, e Ie
.hiacchiere vuote sono OBSTINATE
I'd esser trasportate via dial VEN
o.
GaetanO Gangemi.
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capo della nostra Istituzione, da
moi scelto liberamente.
Sc moi non 10 difendessimo dife-
sa dl cm del resto non ha biso-
gno, taremmo opera da Caini G
Ia noStra Sarebbe anche un' TENOR
me ncosclenza; perche quando
10 elegemmo, riconoScemmo in mi
Iapostolo dell'ideale, Puomo one
Sto lino allo scrupolo.
Dlfendiamo Giovanni Di SiIve-
stro, perche per Is ami, insieme
con suo fratello, ha speso le sue
energle a favOre della massa
fernando, nella nostra Colonia
quel carattere democratlco che
slgnltica emancipazione degli o.
peral. Infatti, ogni qualvolta Pal
ia camorra coloniale organizzata.
cerca di sopraffare qualche buo-
ma mzlatiVa di attaccare mi
gllorl uOmini della Colonia. che
turono e sono lie nostre speranze.
81 vede la coscienza del popolo
msorgere gridare: MOI non per-
mettlamo atti di brigantaggio.
Giovanni Giuseppe Di Silve-
stro, IL popolO e con vol; da vol
esso aspetta ancoTa tante belle
cose a suo vantaggio.
In quanto ALA camorra alta e
piccina che vi ringhia allie calca-
gna, migliaia e migliaia sono Ie
sentinelle vigil che la ricacce-
ranno nelle tenebre.
francesca TrOpea
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La Loggia CeSare Battisti No
620 Ordine Figli d'Italia in A
merica nella Seduta del 27 mag
gio Il. $, per acclamazione con-
fermava il Suo rispetto, stima e
riconoScenza nella persona del
Grande Venerable dello State
di Pennsylvania Giuseppe Di Sill
VeStro. RiconoSceva in Giuseppe
Di Silvestro, il galantuomo per
tetto, l'idolo delrOrdine, per ave
re al quito di ESQ tutto conSa-
crato Sacrificato.
E deliberava ad unanimita di
proteStare cOnuo lie bugiarde in
sinuazioni di certa Stampa dege-
nerata e mandava un caldo salu-
10 augurale al gioInale La Ra-
giOne" Sorta per eSSere veritiera
ed imparZiale, onde far Sfumare.
di fronte al fatti, menzogne che
ad arte Spudoratamente 81 GER
ca di inculcare nella mente di
chi POGO o niente conoSce di fatti
e perSone.
II Segr. Arch. IF.
NJ. PROTO
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pagno egregiamente i diversi
cantanti.
ALE frutta cominciarono di-
scOrsi d'occasione. II diffcile
compito di maestro di celimonie
| fu affidato al nostro Frank Sill
vagni che 10 disimpegno con mol
ia abilita. Egli, dopo avere bre-
vemente spiegato il signifcato
della simpatica Iiunione, presen-
to diVerSi orator.: Giovanni Ra-
magli, c. A. Nardello in inglese,
Ill DottOr Nolt, Nicola RivanO. 10
scultOre Prof. Marani, Pasquale
Santoro, Filippo Sinatra, Giu-
seppe Ricci, quail tutti raccol-
Sero la loro messe di applause.
Da ultimo, accoltO, come Sempre,
dale piu vive acclamazioni, par
10 in foIma smagliante Giovanni
Di Silvestro.
BordonarO e De Angels, COM
mossi di fronte all'attestato di
stima cui venivano fatti segno,
ringTaziarono calorOsamente.
Venne anche data lettura di
un telegramma di Franzosa, da
Johnstown, Pa, bene augurante
e di una lettera di John Tenaglia
che scusava la sua assenza.
Fra diversi cantanti fu fatto
segno a calorosi applause, Ii figlio
di Bordonaro, il piccolo Gioacchi-
no, che, con mOlta veIve, canto
diverse canzonette napoletane ed
inglesi.
A notte tarda, la splendida fe-
sta ebbe termine per forza mag
giore, perche Porario dell'ultimo
treno era giunto......-.
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II CeI'vO

Fedele ALA mia parola, ad ur
AMIGO che venne a chiedermi ur
almlstizio per tutto il mese d.
glugno, finO a quando cioe ALA
presenza nOstra di numerOsC
pubbHcO, saranno associate certe
responsabilita, promisi che avrei
smesso di attaccare Vincenzo Ii
tolo, ed infatti smetto.
Una volta costui, quando ne
gava di essere solidale col dege-
neratO, usava dire che uuaIOra
fosse sceso lui nella lotta, la per
centuale di quelli che avrebbero
seguito la campagna denigrato-
ria sarebbe ascesa ad una cifra
rilevantissima.
Ecco perche moi sollecitiamo
che lie armi s'incrocino e ne a.
spettiamo fidenti il momento.
per misurare la forza sopranna-
turale che il professore vanta a
Sc stesso. Acqua in bocca pero
per ora, ed arrivederci.
Nicola RivanO Asti.
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BANCHETTO INAUGURALE
DEL DE ANGELIS-BORDO-
NARO HOTEL IN AT
LANTIC CITY, n. ].

Domenica, 20 maggie, i Signo-
II Natalie Bordonaro e G.. De An
gels diedero un sontuosissimo
banchetto in Atlantic City, in
occasione delrapertura del Risto-
rante Hotel da essi gestito. AL
lie 2 pomeridiane commensaIi
cominciarono a prender posto
nellie elegantissime sale sfarzosa-
mente decorate con festoni e
bandiere dele nazioni alleate. II
menu fu squisito, il servizio inap-
puntabile.
Fra j convenuti regno la mas
slma algeria la piu sincera cor
dlallta; una banda musicale allie
tava vieppiu la bella fiesta e un
concertino mandolinistico accom-
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-06-09
CONTR0 CHI COMBATTIAMO
MOI E IL PERCHE' COM
BATTIAMO

II virare di bordo della "cloa
ca" non ci ia dimenticare il fine
per il quale la medesima 81 affac,
clio ALA ribalta.
Moi combattiamo contro i ne.
mici dell'Ordine Figli d'Italia
contro gelosi e nemici della
Banca Statale Figli d'Italia, con-
tro / denigratori di Giuseppe e
Giovanni Di Silvestro.
Chi sonO questi nemici? Pochi
in verita. Qualche grossiere fal-
Tito fraudolentemente, due O tire
banchisti sulPorlo della bancarot-
ia che da sci mesi non fanno IL
capitare in Italia la moneta del
loro clienti, del quail sono in no
stro possesso degli affidavits che
pubblicheremo a suo tempo:
qualche sognatore tipo Luca
Cortese, acciatore di jobs; notai
in cerca di procure e altli insetti
simili a quelli che 81 annidano in
parti nascoste del corpo.
Moi difendiamo POrdine per-
che ne facciamo parte e credia-
mo sinceramente ALA nobilta del
5uo programme, la sola ed unica
stituzione che da affdamento di
'erieta e di giustizia. Difendia-
no la Banca perche emanazione
lei nostro Ordine, perche e una
.stituzione prettamente demo-
'ratica popolare ed anche per-
he vi siamo, sebbene in minima
Darte, interessati. Difendiamo
Giuseppe Di Silvestro, perche ga
antuomo oltre ogni dire, perche