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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-29
DID MURDERERS
ESCAPE IN AUTO?
Deputy Sheriff Barley Works
on C,,eN That May Lead
TO Arrest.

The murderer or murderers Of Mr.
and Mrs. Nickel escaped IN an auto
after killing the couple and sacking
the house, according to a theory ad-
vanced by Deputy Sheriff Ray Bark
ley and his assistants, late Saturday
n.fh ut
$. vs.. Evans, according 20 Barley
and his assistants. now recalls hav-
ing seen an auto standing near a
stretch OF woods on Greenlawn av..
two blocks away from the scene Of
the murder. when going TO work
Wednesday morning shortly after 6
O'Clock. Evans is the man who said
ne saw Mr. Nickel working about
his place an hour and a half before
Cornelius Taylor and gang Of work
men found the battered bodies in
the Nickel barn,
Expects Arrest Soon.
Barley believes that the auto was
held in waiting on Greeniawn av by
the murderers who had figured that
there would be no passersby TO see il
that early in the morning. Although
Evans saw the machine from a dis
lance he furnished Sheriff Barley
with "A good description. Barley is
working on this new clue and eX-
poets developments that will lead TO
an arrest before nightfall.
Detective j. NJ Montgomery. chief
OF the Northern Indiana Sc
cret service men, is assisting Deputy
ssherfffs Barley and NeizgodslSi in
their search for the murderers.
Montgomery believes that there are
South Bend, River Park or Misha-
waka people who know more about
the murder than has vet been di-
yulged With Barley he places lit
tie credence in the belief that Schray
and Hull. the escaped Michigan City
corvicts. perpetTated the crime.
Kuespert on New Clues
Chief Of Detectives John b. Kues-
pert and his assistants are working
on new clues the value Of which can
not as yet be determined. Neither
Kuespert nor his assistants have yet
given up the Michigan City convicts
thetory. Police in nearby cities and
towns continued their search Of Hull
and Schray all day Saturday.
a dramatic incident occurred dur
ing the funeral services of the Meix-
els yesterday afternoon. At the point
in ms sermon where the pastor said
the murderer may i'm this throng
and viii vet be apprehended. a
wOmn tainted.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-29
GETS SUSPENDED FINE
Barney Clater Took Auto Without
Owners Consent.

Entering plea of guilty, Barney
Clater. charged with Jay Wallace Of
operating an automobile without the
owners consent, threw himself On
the mercy of the city court Saturday
morning and drew a suspended SEN
tence Of $25 and costs. Delivering
sentence in the Wallace case which
was tried last Wednesday. Judge
Hammerschmidt required the pay
ment OF $50 and costs. amounting
TO $40.
Wallace is part owner Of feed
barn i'm which William Gordon, the
principal witness for the prosecu-
ton. kept his automobile. on Sun
day April 10. Wallace and Clater
took out the machine and used it
for some time without the knowledge
of the owner. The men injured one
Of the wheels OF the auto but they
offered to pay for the damage.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-29
ELKS TO HAVE OLD GLORY
DINNER MONDAY NIGHT

The significance of the American
flag, the courtesies due it, the proper
salutations and the respect which
should be paid to il will be explain
ed 10 members Of the Elks' lodge
at a patriotic dinner and meeting at
the Elks' temple Monday night at
$50 o'clock.
At the banquet Frank E. Herring
will preside and w. A. McInerny
and G.. a. Farabaugh will be speak
ers. After the banquet Sergt. George
Campbell will speak upon the sub
iect of The American Flag.
Patriotic musical numbers will be
offered by Kenneth Mcdonald, and
the Elks' quartet composed of
Messrs. Barnes, Herndt, COsgrOve
and Jones. r. A. Schnelle is in
charge of the musical program.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-29
ORTHODOX JEWS SEEK
FUNDS FOR NEW SCHOOL

a mass meeting of orthodox Jews
of the city viii be held this after
noon at . o'clock at Synagogue Sons
of David, :. William St. for the pur-
pose of raising funds TO build a He
brew school in the city and TO select
rabbi for the orthodox Jews.
Rabbi NJ. Shapiro of Dayton. o..
who will probably be selected as the
new rabbi, Will address the meeting
speaking on the subject, "Jerusa-
lem"
The new rabbi will also have
charge of the Jewish temple on $.
Taylor St The object of organizing
a Jewish school here is to preserve
aud upleft the morals OF the Jewish
children of the city. Courses in his
tory. ethics and morals will be Of
fered in addition to the regular
classes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-29

OLDER MEN WANTED
FOR RESERVE CORPS
For Places i'm Training
squad Must be i'm
by May I.

Men between the ages Of SO and
"A are especially being sought for
membership in the officers reserve
corps and all such men who can
possibly arrange TO attend the camp
at Fort Benjamin Harrison this
summer are being urged 10 make
application 10 DR.. +. G.. Freyermuth,
secretary Of the local committee.
large number OF application
blanks have been given out TO in
quirers and fair number have
made formal application, according
20 the secretary. DR.. Freyermuth
calls attention 10 the fact that these
blanks must be on file with him
before May 1. Although il was first
intended 10 open the camp on May
S. the opening may be postponed
until the 18th, owing 10 the rush
Of preparation in which the war de-
partment is now involved.
The older men are being sought
for the offices of captain and major
in the army TO be raised. The
younger men, among whom there
are many applicants, Will be fitted
for the lieutenants. Efforts are now
being made TO clear up the uncer-
tainty regarding pay Of those in
training for the officers reserve. AL
though il seems certain that salary
provision will be made as soon as
congress is able 10 reach the mat
ter. the fact that no formal action
has yet been taken has caused some
hesitancy among prospective appli-
cants.
DR.. Freyermuth will be in his Of
fee all day today 10 meet appEca-
tiOns for the reserve CORDS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-29
LIGHT PLANT
TO BUILD BIG COAL BOX

Ofcial sanction was given late
Saturday 10 the Indiana and Mich
igan Electric company for the erec-
ton OF a coal handling arrangement
at their plant at the corner Of Colfax
av. and Bridge St. which is TO cost
$4,000. It is understood that work
is to start on the plant immediate
".
To permit the storage Of enough
coal at the plant TO warrant with
out a doubt the freedom Of the man.
agement from any difficulty over the
supply OF coal an i shaped storage
pit approximately 100 by zoo feet
viii be made and from the present
ground level a concrete retaining
wall will he extended for 10 feet
more. making a total depth of so
feet.
Coal viii be stored i'm this pit for
the most part under water in order
90 conserve the Is percent of vau-
able gases that yearly escape when
soft coal is exposed 10 the air. A
NtdlttuaAN crane Win a. Wlue reach
is 90 be installed at the turn of the
J.. for the unloading and stocking of
the pit from the coal cars drawn
onto the sidiuEs near the canal.
Around on the outside special track
arrangements viii be provided to
permit the operation OF the travelling
crane now employed i'm the stocking
~. the boilers and the unloading of
a-are
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-29
ARMY FAILS To
LAND A RECRUIT
First Day Since Beginning of
Month Without Enlistment
Being Reported.

For he first time since April 2.
no enlistments were reported Satur-
day at the army recruiting station
Not a man was sent 10 Columbus by
Sergt. Skees. However. he expects
a rush in enlistments 10 commence
this morning and 10 last until or
ders come from Washington 10 cease
enlisting volunteers, as a result Of
congress- action Saturday Both
army and navy recruiting stations
will be open all day Sunday.
Sergt. Skees received a report Sat
urday morning from the adjutant
generals department at Washing
ton. II gives the percentage of ac-
ceptances into service from various
central stations.
Fort Wayne, northern Indiana
headquarters with a percentage of
1856, leads the stations of the
United States. Other leading stations
are: Portland, ore, 341.S; San
Francisco. 1858: Springfield. H.,
231.4: Salt Lake City. 22O.4: Harris
burg. 1888; Indianapolis, 1888;
Terre Haute. 1884; Evansville. the
fourth recruiting center in the state
is 43rd in the list with a percentage
Of 66.1.
James r. Burstfeld of New Paris,
Ind. was the only man enlisted at
the navy recruiting station Saturday
morning. Co. f reported three en-
listments. The men who Joined Capt.
Rogers organization are Wayne L.
ellis. Leo Smith and Robert YER
mande.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-29
GARY SOLDIER VISITS:
GOT FULL PAY ON RETURN

Donald Hadsell OF Gary is visiting
his cousin. w. l. Baier. OF this city.
Mr. Hadsell has just returned from
10 months Of service on the Mexican
border with the Florida national
guard. He was agreeably surprised
on his return 10 Gary he said. when
he found full 10 months Of pay
waiting him from his employers
previous 20 answering the call for
border duty.
Hadseu expects 10 return with the
company unless called out for war
again.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-29
BIG DOCKET AHEAD IN
BOTH COURTS FOR MAY

Judge Walter A. Funk Of circuit
court. Will have 9S new civil cases
on his docket when his court con-
Venes again on Monday. May :. for
the February term, while Judge
George Ford Of superior court, will
have la new cases OF the same
class. Judge Funk disposed OF 9S
civil cases during the February
term just ended and Judge Ford fin
ished 1O1. Forty-four criminal cases
were disposed OF by Judge Funk
and 2S new ones viii appear on the
criminal docket for the May term.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-29
OIL HEATER STARTS FIRE

An oil heater set fire to the home
of II. Parr at rs w. Sample st. Fri
day night at 1899 o'clock and
caused a loss OF about $500 before
il was extinguished by hose COM
panies .. 5 and the central depart
ments. The building is a two story
brick affair owned by Harry Lans.
The fire was on the second floor
which is used as a residence.
Hose company No. I and central
departments extinguished n small
roof fire at 735 South Bend av. sat
urday morning at Gas o'clock. Lit
tie damage was OccasiOned.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-29
MOVIES AT SCHOOLS
OFF UNTIL NEXT YEAR

The presentation of motion pic
lures in the schools and civic cen
ters will be discontinued until next
fall after the show at st. Adelbert's
church hall tonight.
This is the first year that motion
pictures have been presented in the
civic centers during the winter. The
idea of - cent motion pictures
has proven very popular.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-29
MEN HURT IN AUTO SPILL
ON WAY TO RECOVERY

Edward Beaudway. George ROllos-
son and SpyridOn Stratigos, the three
men who were injured in an auto
accident near the county farm, Por-
tage I'd. Friday afternoon are re-
covering from their injuries The
men are at the Epworth hospital.
RollOsson and Beaudway who suf-
fered broken cOllarbones in the ac-
cident. will DE Obliged 10 remain in
the hospital several weeks. but
Stratigos, who suffered minor in
days.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-29
SUES N. Y. C. FOR $4,000
FOR FALL OVER PLANK

Charging that he tripped on a
warped plank on the platform Of
the company's freight house. John
Einch fled a suit for $4,000 dam
aces against the New York Central
Railway Co in superior court yes
terday Kinch claims that he was
loading freight from the platform
onto wagon and while doing SO
he stumbled over the plank and fell.
causing serious Injuries. The acct
dent occurred AUG. 2. 1916. accord
INK TO the complaint
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-29
BOARD TO PASS ON
PATR0LMAN FRIDAY

At a special meeting OF the board
OF public safety Saturday afternoon
all of the evidence OF the defence of
Patrolman Arthur Peterson. accused
by Tommy Moss and others with
conduct unbecoming a police Off
Ger was heard. the rendering of a
decision in the case was postponed
until the next regular meeting OF
the board on next Friday. All tes-
timonv for the prosecution has al
ready been heard by the board.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-29
CALLS STRIKERS TRAITORS

international News Service:
AMSTERDAM. April IS Gen.
Groener. German minister Of muni-
tions. has promised the German
people that there Will De no more
labor troubles. says a dispatch from
Berlin today.
The strike agitators were referred
20 as traitors" by Gen. GrOener in
a statement which he issued for the
public.
The workmen did not know why
they struck said the munitions
minister They followed bad lead
ershiD blindlv."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-29
LET CONTRACTS FOR
INSIDE WORK ON SCHOOL

Contracts for the plumbing. heat
ing. wiring. electric clock system
and hardware for the new Washing
ton school being erected on W. sam
pie St. were let at the special meet
ing Of the school board Saturday
night
The heating and plumbing con-
tract was given 10 the Northern In
diana Heating Co. the electric clock
system 20 the Standard Clock Co.
OF Chicago. and the hardware con-
tract % C. +. Meyer and Sons.
Coal contracts viii be let at the
regular meeting Of the school board
Monday night.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-29
SIGNS DRY BILL.
nnnl News Serrlce .

News Service.
TALLAHASSEE. Fla. April IS
The drastic service club law by
which all clubs serving liquors will
be put out Of business July was
today signed by Gov Cats. The
measure makes il impossible 20 buy
and drink liquor under the same
roof.
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-05-16
Al nOStri amiCi
e fratelli lettori

Questo giornale e fatto da vo-
sui amici, da vostri fratelli che
vivono con il lavoro quotidiano.
Dalraltra parte vi e un foglio
mantenuto da banchisti proSsimi
al fallimento, che hanno a loro
disposizione soldi del nostri ca
foni. Sc volete percio che La Ra-
gione continm a pubblicarsi, e
vosuo dovere di contribute a
mantenerla in vita. MOI Siamo
bene corazzati e non la smette-
reno Sc non avremo Ticacciati
nella melma j noStri avversarii,
Del resto sono gia mott j segni di
deboIezza, di isolamento. Avanti,
dunque; moi aspettiamo la vOstra
SolidaTieta.
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-05-16
Attestato di Simpatia
a Giuseppe Di Silvestro

Diede poscia la parola success
sivamente al sindaco Hon. Ba-
charack e alPHon. Sooye, i quail
entrambi 81 rivelarono ottimi O.
ratori, forniti di quel fuoco e di
quella verve che sono propri del
la raZZa latina.
Anch'essi, dopo aver rievocato
le grand figure del nostro Risor-
gimento, sulle quail 81 libra, su-
blime, quella dellEroe leggenda-
rio, Salutarono con -entusiasTno
i nuovi legami che uniscono le
due bandiere gloriose: la trico-
lore e la stellata, pei quail le due
nazioni sono diventate sorelle.
In ultimo parlarono, entrambi
in rappresentanza del Battaglie-
70 periodico la "Ragione," gli O.
perai Silvagni e Settanni, quail,
suscitarono, ira convitati, il piG
vivo entusiasmo.
ALE 10 e tire quartz pom. Pal
legra comitiva riprese il treno
per restituirsi a Philadelphia e
ricominciare, il giorno seguente,
PuSato travaglio.
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-05-16
TantO per intendGrCi

E. male parlare di Sc e peggio
Scriyerne. Poche parole quindi
di Spiegazione, tanto per mettere
Ia QueStione nei suoi yeri terni-
nj dare la responsabilita a chi
spetta nella polemica con la
cloaca (giacche non 81 puo CHA
mare diverSamente) della deCima
suada.
Noi della Ragione non siamo
del novelli RabagaS, ma appar-
teniamo a quella classe di operai
che hanno piena cOscienZa di
quel che fanno e di quel che di-
como. aSsumendOsi tutta intera
la reSponsabilita del loro atti.
Il noStro paSSato, Sia in Italia
che in questa citta, E Il a dino
Strare la luce meTidiana, ID no.
su,a condotta. il noStro carattere,
tiaro e buono mel medesimo tenn
20.
Entrammo a far parte dellOr-
dine Figli d'Italia, non per Secou-
di fni. non per ottenere impieghi
ed onori. ma col convincimentO
che questa grande OrganizzaZio-
ne e funica. in queSte teTre, che
possa fare qualche cosa di bene
a favore degh emigranti di no.
stra nazionalita. Dale leggi e
dai ritual abbiamo rilevato la
bonita dele idee, non solo quelle
dell'affeTmaZione dell'itahanita,
ma anche Ia caratteristica di u
n'organizzazione di Tiforme, e
ne e una prova liStituzione del
Fondo Unico MortuaTiO.
L'IStituZione della Banca Sta
tale Figh d'Itaha z fondata sui
veu e proprii principii democra-
tici. NeSSun padrOne. neSSuniS-
simo Speculatore in SenO ad eSSa.
neSSuno puo avere piu di mile
dollari di azioni, e Questo j pro-
motoll Stabilirono fin dalla pIi-
ma Seduta. per evitare la posi-
bilita del concentramento, nelle
mani di una sola o poche perSo-
ne. della maggior parte del capi-
. tale sociale, clio che da un piu
/ spiccato carattere democratico
all'isuuuzone ed agli uomini che
ne furono gil organizzatori.
OupSti SOM u1Oypnti che ri
fecero entrare nelrOrdine Figh
d'Italia e non alti ed E per i prin-
cipii suaccennati che moi difen-
diamo le istituzioni che ad esSc
fanno capo.
ST sappia da tutti che moi non
fmmo j primi a muovere attac-
chi ed a creare in colonia unc
state di cose che potra portar Sc
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-05-16
la Cavalletta in agonia

dividuo che era preso di mira? I?
A tue detto i tuoi attacchi non e.
rano mai inferiori al $40 (diecD
Con quale faccia, o brigante
della penna, ii present. ALA ribal-
Ia del giornalismo a proclamarh
il modello di virtu fustigatore
di camorre?
MOI non siamo del giornahSti
autentici, e non diciamo, come tu
val dicendo, di eSsere 10 Scarfo-
Clio di Filadelfia. E vero, dello
Scarfoglio tn non possiedi che lie
mandibole non Ia cervice.
MOI, o Cavalletta - secondo te
non Siamo coScienti, non
sappiamo sclivere - ma abba
mo al noStro attivo una con-
dotta corTetta, una coScienza pu-
lita, e il culto della famiglia per
la quale lavoriamo onestamente
per darle una retta edueazione e
il necesSario per la vita.
MOI Siamo tuttO queSto. E. tu
Sicario della penna puoi dire al
trettanto ?
Nicola RiyanO ASti
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-05-16
ED IL SIGNOR CASSIERE
RECITA IL 1IEA CULPA.

Che grande uomo quel signor
CasSiere. che uomo sublime .-
Dopo aver eIargto tutto il suo
appoggio. Ia sua soidarleta al
degenerate mel dar vita ALA
Cloaca, oga rinnega la verge
gnosa aleanza
Ad un AMIGO diceva raluo
giorno meIanconicamente: Guam
do mi accini a questa malaugu-
rata impresa, non sapeva il To-
SEQ passato del pennauolo. Spe-
raj di fare un affarone q pro
della Banca; ma oggi mi accOrgo
di aver fatto una corbelleria.
o anima pura di un coccodlil-
10, In pubbEco egi sconfessa il
suo socio; ma di nascosto non sa
rinuncime al conciHaboi segreti
con Famico del cuore, con Iani-
ma gemela
Z gil rivela anche i segreti di
uffcio. ingannando cosi la fidu-
cia del diret-ori.
II degenerate infatti nella let
terra aperta al Supreme Concilio
parIa di cambiai ancora in sof-
ferenza. Egi allude a quella che
Giuseppe Di Silvestro sta pagan
do a Nick D'A.- per il tram!-
te di una certa Banca.
Chi ha fornito la notizia allo
sclIbacChino?
Nolete diImelo vol. signor cas-
siereg
Compare Turiddu.
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-05-16

co strascichi doloroSi. Provocati,
accettammo il guanto di sfida;
attaccati, rispondemmo con m
contrattacco, animati da quella
fede ed energia che CT han sem
pre- distinti per la difeSa ed il
trionfo dele buone cause e per la
emancipazione della claSse lavo-
ratrice, pronti a Sacrificare la no
Stra liberia personale, per difen-
dere, dagh attacchi inconsulti, le
noStre maggiori iStituzioni.
CT 81 rimprovera che il noStro
linguaggio e troppo violento; la
violenza e necesSaria ed e giuSti-
ficatissima dal fatto che un'ac-
cozzaglia di gente di ogni colore
abituata a far sempre d'ogni er-
ba un faScio, ha aSSoldato un de-
generate Sicario della penna, dal-
la coScienZa nera come il carbo-
ne.
Con del miStificatori, ladri, fa-
rabutti, disturbatori di famiglie,
che vogliono aSsurgere a campio-
nj di moralita, non potevamo te-
mere un linguggio diverse da
quello tenuto, continueremo
imperterriti nella linea traccia-
Ia.
Sc di fronte a moi aveSSimo a.
vuto degli avverSari oneSti, fran
chi, leali, ayremmo pur Saputo
diScutere e polemizZare Su prin-
cipii, ma con Simile genia, o ami
co MaStro Paolo, non e possible,
e tn, piu di moi della Ragione, CO.
noSci bene a fondo le figure To-
Sche che 81 nascondono dieuo al
degenerate.
Quail metodi poSSono uSarSi
con chi e pagato per attaccare la
Banca Statale Figli d'Italia an
cora pIima che queSta avesse a
perto al pubblico i suoi Sportelli.
E. dovere di ogni buon opera
10 assumere la difesa dele isti-
tuzioni formate da collettivita,
con tutti quei meZzi quelle ar
mi che 81 posseggono. Per colpi-
re qualche volta bisogna scende-
re e Scendere tanto in baSso da
andare a scavare gil insetti do
We 81 nascondono e non Iistare fl
no a quando non Siamo sicuri di
aver ottenuto epurazione compile
Ia, in guisa che la tranquillita e
la pace non posSano piu essere
turbate da un degenerate.
DeSideIlamo anche miSurarci
con quel tale Satana, per cantar-
eli sui grugno: Distmbatore di
famiglie, rovina di societa, che
dovunque paSsaSti hal seminato
zizzanie; di te, ci occuperemo diff
fusamente in uno del prosSimi
numeIi.
Questo abbiamo voluto scrive-
~ g, al solo scope oi comincia-
re d mettere ! punt suEli i.
Nicola RivanO Asti
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-05-16
Philadelphia. Is Maggie 1917.

mato cose non we're; Pammanco
della Colombo non { mai esiStito
tanto E vero che pin tardi fui e
levato ALA calica di cenSore. Del
dieci dollari poi di GalIeani non
so propIio nulla. Questa Somma
e da ModeStino.
- Giovanni Pagano - riSpoSi
10 - Z tomato dial suo giro DAT
fari g preSentemente uovaSi a
F1adelia. ModeStino, per quanto
mi Sappia. non Sc ne mai allon-
tauato.
Essi piu di me possono smen-
tire lie calunnie di cui sci vittima,
caro- FiGppo. E d loro quindi che
dew Iivolgerti, e sal dove potter
Ii trovme.
~ AScoitami ancOra un POGO,
compare Tmiddu, non 81 hcen-
nanO cosi del vecchi amici che
ii hanno Semple voluto bene. Tu
dici che 10 Ii no imbrogiato mez-
u tonnellata di carbone; ma 10
non mi credo capace di tanto. Ad
ogni modo consultero ! miei re-
gistri e Sc no commeSSo uno Sba-
Clio. 10 riparero volentier man
dandoti un check in rimbOrSo.
Ed allora ii accorgera che 10
non Sono quello che mi hai dipin-
to e Sc mi Sono unto al degene-
ratio. che 10 pure credo tale, Tho
fatto per pieta del suoi fgi
giacche 10 no un cuore tenero. che
81 commuove anche ale sofferen-
ze di una mosca. Tu non sal, ma
anche la mogHe di lui venne da
Ene a piangere.
Ia mia eccessiva bonita E ls
fonte di tutti i miei guai. Chi fa
male a me dovra render contc
del suoi peccad a Dio
Z tn, compare Tmiddu, prov
vedi alranima tua,-
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