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Douglas Fairbanks. In
The Matrlmanlac
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-02-10

Valessa Surratt, In
The New York Peacock
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-11-22
WOODROW.

Farmers Of..this community are very
busy gathering corn.
c. j. MAXWELL returned home last
week from Tsmpico, Mexico, where he
has beun forlthelpast nine mouths.
Austin Smith, of Cookeville, spent
Sunday night with his aunt, y Mrs. N.
H. Whitaker.
Mrs. Tom Reed and children spent
Friday and Saturday with her uncle,
j. II. Burris and family.
A. II. johnson was in Celina several
DAYS last week on business.
Rev. G. p. Gentry, wife and children
spent Friday with J.R. Burris and fam
ily.
Mrs. Minnie McDesrman' and mother
Mre.. McCoin. spent Friday afternoon
with MIRA. Andy Jocnson
Mira. A. NJ. Holland and daughter,
Viva, spent Saturday night .iwith her
parents. A. II. johnson and wife,
Willie Dswson and Erma Whitaker
spent Sunday.with .Sallio and Mamie
VsnhOOser.
Mira. Ollie Alien is visiting her moth.
er. Mira. Minerva Dennis.
Mrs. Sam Gore died in Nashville Sat
urdaylat 6 p. m. and wae buried Tues.
day at the Kinnard. graveyard.
Mira. N. II. Whitaker spent Friday
with Mrs. A. H. johnson.
Sanford Speskman and wife spent
Tuesday night with A. ]. Pharris and
wife.
Sam PharriB from TT. GRlethOrpe. il
visiting his parents. A. J. .Phnrris and
wife. Sam is a volur teer and has been
in camp since April II is very inter
estiDg to hear him tell what Uncle
Sans" boys are doing.
Miss Ida Whitaker has returned after
weekA stay in GainesbOro
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-11-22
CUB CREEK.

Health Of this community is very
good.
Everybody busy gathering their
crops.
Il. A. Bohanan and wife visited
George Ray Sunday.
J. b. Draper. of::Red Boiling Springs,
transacted business here last week.
C. 7. HufFines made trip TO War,
trace Sunday.
Lex Mosley, Of HaydcnbUrg K !, Wis
tied V. v. Mosley Saturday,
Petway Jenkins bias moved to Defeat
ed creek.
W. A. Mosley and family spent Sat
urday with Mrs. 7. J.. MosIey.
John Draper and wife visited K. l.
Draper Sunday.
Mrs. N. A. Gaines spent Friday
night with Mrs. Belle Mosley.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-11-22
U. S. SOLDIER DOING DUTY
IN TRENCHES IN FRANCE.
continued from page i

tc0ntlnueu from page ~
length of his head. He too, is
back home being nursed by his
father and mother And, still
those three boys are happy, and
are thankful they were not kill.
ed.
So, why should | worry? May.
be I'll be lucky too.
Pm saving some money since
have been in France. Have
bought my secondiLiberty bond,
and am sending SIS per month
home. The soldiers here in
France have given thousands OF
dollars toGthe cause, in addition
to their service. Who has done
more for his country than the
boys Of Uncle SAM John But
tiers, in Vevay Enterprise, VevaS
Ind.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-11-22
HAYDrNBURC R. z.

Corn CATHERINE seems to he the or
der ofthe day
J h. Hutfines made business trip
to Bagdsd Saturday.
". v. Mosley has sold his tobacco
for l9c High price for the much
priced weed.
Several around here have killed hogs.
IT'S little bit risky. az there hasn't
been very much ice yet.
Several from here attended meeting
at Camp Ground Sunday.
Silas Williams has purchased new
car.
Uncle Walker Hix has been very IL
for few days. hut is some better.
Reece Smith and family took dinner
with u. NJ. Huffnes and family Sun.
day.
Miss Leila Blankenship is visiting TT
latives on Indian creek.
X. s. Smith made trip to AlgooC
last week.
Braht Csrnahan. wife and daughter
are visiting relatives at Rough Point
The Y. NJ. C. A. campaign met with
great success here. over one hundred
and fourteen dollars having been sub
scribed in 2nd district. Our neighbol
ing Districts lsubscribed heavily. This
il the spirit il takes to win the war.
What will money amount to if kaiser'
ism wins? Do your part always.
Turkey has long been known as the
sick man of Europe but what shall We
say about poor old Russia she must be
the sick mans wife.
We learn that old Nick has been
placed on the throne of Siberia. Tue
Russians made a mistake Of not stretch
ing Nick's reck at the beginning.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-11-22
Y. NC. A. Fund Over $500

The campaign in Jackson coun-
ty to raise funds for the Army
and Navy Y M. C. A. has meet
with success far beyond the ex-
pectations of those in charge of
the campaign. The county's
quota of $40, 900 was placed at
81, 500, but over So, 500 has been
subscribed. Too much praise
cannot be spoken of the ready
and willing response of the citiz-
ins in giving to this fund. The
names and amount of each sub
scriber will be published next
week
The permanent organization of
the Y. n. C. A. for Jackson
county is composed of the fol-
lowing. l.. c. Quarles. chairman;
L. G. Strobe. secretary; Frank
Gailbreath. treasurer; ]. L. Nc
Cawley. ]. M. Draper, P. Ander-
son.
| The district members are: LIST
. dist. James Washburn; End dist.
A. R. McCawley: Bird dist. J. L.
McCarver; 4th dist. DR.. F. B.
CLARK; 5th dist. J. C. Jackson: 9th
dist T. H. Norton: 7th dist. H.
B. Brown; 9Th dist. Scant Hall;
9th dist. Clay Masters: 10th dist.
Mrs. F. D. Byers; 18th dist. Fred
Halle; 18th dist. J. W. Chaffin;
18th dist. Tolbert Crowder; l4th
dist. DR.. w. M. Boyd: 18th dist.
j. H. Jackson.
Some communities have not
been reached in making up the
subscription for the county, and
any one who desires to contri-
butte can do so thru any member
of the above committees. The
time. for making up subscriptions
has been extended on account of
the fact. that. some of the coun-
ties of this district were not or
gained in time.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-11-22

Dir. Steinberg, optician of Nash
vile, was here several days.
ID. B. Johnson went to Nash
vile first of the week.
B. L. Quarles was in Nashville
several days this week on 5usl-
ness.
Miss Bonnie Wade, of Rough
Point, visited relatives here sev.
eral days.
Mrs. j. l.. Reeves visited her
sister, Mrs. Johnny Meadows at
Haydenburg, last week.
Rev. J. D. Gum, who has been
holding a protracted meeting at
Whitleyville, and Stone passed
passed thru Gainesboro Saturday
enroute to his home in Sparta,
DR.. and Mrs. H. L. Baugh and
Mr.. and Mrs. +, l.. Halle, OF
Flynns Lick. were among those
who attended the Jubilee enter
tainers Saturday night.
Your influence at the front :
A photograph of yourself, to
cheer and encourage. Water
proofed and in lerther pocket
case. THE HARDING STUDIO
Coookeville, Tenn. Both Phones.
st
w. L. Gentry, who recently
moved to Cookeville, was here
last week. Mr.. Gentry rented
his farm so if he was not satisf-
ed with the move he could come
back to his old home in Jackson
county.
All the soldier boys at Camp
Gordon from Jackson county are
highly pleased with the way
things are carried on. and espec.
tally the Y. M. C. A.. Thew will
be proud to learn that their home
county subscribed over 81, 500 te
Y. NJ. C. A. fund.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-11-22
day night with Henry Ssdler.

day night with Henry Sadler.
Will Draper and Miss Miccs Draper
spent Saturday night and Sunday with
Miss Myrtle Judd.
Mrs. Minnie Draper spent Sunday
with Mrs. Johnnie Richmond.
Mrs. Carter and two daughters. Del
la B. and Beulab. spent Saturday night
with Armer Carter.
Misc Bonnie Wade Is Waiting in
Gainesboro.
Several boys and giris Waited ArmsT
Carter Saturday night. Al reported .
good time.
Walter Brooks and Miss Julys Rob
bins. of Gainesboro. visited Armer Car
ter.
Mrs. Ssdler and daughter, Romer.
spent Saturday night with Cora and
Amy Roberts.
Miss Jennie McCue began school at
Rough Point Monday. Nov. 9Th.
We would Ike to heal from all the
soldier bsya
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-11-22
JACKSON cOUNY BOYS At CAMP GORDON

Continued from page u
been training here for sometime
were moved to South Carolina
last Friday.
Mr.. Editor, shall be very glad
to have you send me your paper
while | am in camp. Any news
from home is'highly appreciated.
Shall be glad to hear from any
friend who may read this,
Thurman H. Owen,
Co. IL, 157 Depot Brigade.
Camp Gordon, Ga.
Nov. II, 1917.
Hello! MIR Tardy. how are you and
everybody?
We reached Camp Gordon Thursday
morning alright. All the Jackson coun.
ty boys are lively and none seem to be
bum.
Yesterday we experienced our first
hike of 10 miles. There were fifteen
thousand in the hike. Several fell out
but not single one from jackson couE-
ty.
Among one of the most Interesting
scenes have witnessed::. since being
here was the foot ball game between
the University of Tenn. and Camp
Gordon. Scores 70 Ia 0 In favor OF
Camp Gordon
Tomorrow we have an opportunity tC
hear Billy" Sunday preach In Atlanta.
subject Chickens comes home tG
roost. Think ! shall 90
Az time is very limited will have Il
make thia brief. Wishing everybody
back there among the sweet hilis Of
Jackson county all kinds of success.
Respectfully.
Gene C. Huffines.
9th Co. srd TT B'n 18TH Depot
Brigade. Camp Gordon. Atlanta. Ga.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-11-22
BAcDAD

DR.. COrEwell and family were the
guest Of Orville Brooks and wife Fri
day.
Mrs. Belle Hackett was the guest OF
Mrs. L. 7. Holland Saturday night.
The singing being held by Bro. Hen.
~ is progressing ricely. Several from
Wartrace attended Sunday night.
Cecil Whitefield, of New Mexico, Wis
tied this place Sunday.
Prof. Garrett and P. J. Anderson
made very:interesting addresses Sun
day in behalf of the Army Y, M. C. A.
0na Holland visited Opal Clark Fri
day.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-11-22
Aiminsirairir ketee.

All persons indebted To the
estate of r. V. Brooks. deceased.
will please come forward and
|settle without further delay. and
those having claims against said
estate will file same duly anthem
ticated or the same will be barr
ed.
Nov. 18th, 1917.
B. l. Quarles for Mollie E.
Brooks. Admrx.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-11-22
Election Notice Of ]. Ps.

State Of Tennessee. Jackson County
We the undersigned Board Of Elec.
ton Commissioners in and for said
County and State do hereby call 9 spe'
cisi election to be held In the Srd and
4th Districts of said county on Satur
day Dec the lat. 1917. within legs
hours for the purpose OF electing j.
P. in each district to fill out the nnex.
pired terms Of s. Al. Tinsley. deceased.
and w. II. Birdwell and J. b. Hudson
and W. T. Terry resigned.
We hereby appoint as officers.
clerks and judges Of said election the
following citizens of said districts.
LIST. Dist offieeS T. G. Meadows
clerks. Joe Tinsley. Shelby Dudney
Judges. Louis Godsey'J H. Stafford.
AID j. r. Burris.
3rd Dist Officer. Jasper Carver.
clerks. J. l.. MeCsrver. Alex Cox;
Judges. N. V. Wood. Bill Carver.
Frank Howell
= 4th Dist. Officer. II. L. Sadler;
clerks. Pat Clark. J. 5. Rsggio: Judges
win Csssetty. Bedford Carver. w. II.
West.
18th Dist. Officer. J N. MeCoin;
Judges, Roscoe WillmOre. z. W. Her
cd; Clerks. Tolbert Crowder. l.. n.
Myers.
This Nov. 18th. 1917.
b. l.. Quaries.
w. A. 0verton.
j. w. Stafford.
Election Commissioners for Jackson
county.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-11-22

We are authorized to announce the
name of Harry Camp. of Sparta, Tenn
as a candidate for Chancellor OF this
the Fourth Chancery Division of Ten
nessee. subject to the action OF the
democratic party in the primary elec.
ton to tie held Dec /, 1917.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-11-22

We are authorized to announce the
name of l.. A. Ligan, of Carthage,
Tenn. as a candidate for Judge OF TINS
the Fifth Judicial Circuit Of Tennessee
subject to the action of the democrate,
party in primary election to be held
December |, 1917.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-11-22

We are authorized to announce the
name of w. r. Officer, Of Livingston,
Tenn, as a candidate for Chancellor OF
this the Fourth Cbancery Division OF
Tennessee, subject to the action oil inc
democratic party in the primary elec'
ton TO be held Dec. l, 1917.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-11-22

SNODGRASS- We are authorized t.
announce c. Z. Snodgrass, of Gross
vile, as candidate for Judge VI thlt
the Fifth judicial Circuit of Tennessee,
subject to the action Of the democratic
party in primary election to be helo
December l, 1917.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-11-22
TO EXCHANGE.

To exchange improved Nash
vile property for good Jacson
county farm. Address. Eugene
L. Mcbride. Agent, 306 Union
St, Nashville, Tenn.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-11-22

There was candy breaking ut
George Rays Saturday night. All re-
ported nice time
Rec Roberts 10 on this side huying
hogs this week
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-11-22

Entered as second clsss matter At the POaothce N
GsiLssooro, Tenn. under Acts Of Congress. 1879
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-11-22
IN MOVING PICTURES, CAYETY THEATRE, NOV "a.

One the greatest moving pictures of battle Of the present
world war; THE Battle of the Somme the picture which Mr.
Vanderbilt presented the Red Cross which has already neted
that society So O0 so we are informed This picture will be
presented the Gaey Theatre anesboo Saturday night Nov
ember This great picture will shown series of pct-
ures commencing the date above and continuing each Saturday
night for seven weeks Don't fail this picture well all
others You will miss treat fail to these pictures
Admission price will be Is cents to ALL
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-11-22

ant visit with relatives here.
w. V. Brooks accompanied byI
Misses Anna and Julya Robbins
motored to Red Boiling Springs
Wednesday.
Don't fail to see the Ken.
lucky Belle" at school auditori-
UNI Tuesday night, Nov. "a.
You willlenjoylyourself.
The Gayetys Theatre has con-
tracted for one of the greatest
war pictures Of the present war,
THE Battle Of Somme". Read
their ad in this issue.
Chas. P. Pratt, manager of
the new business department of
the Tennessee Hermitage Nation
al Bank, of Nashville, was in
Gainesboro Wednesday,
Shelby Dudney accompanied
by Misses Minnie and Leila Dra-
per and Mrs Frank Gailbreath,
motored to Granville Thursday in
the interest Of the Red Cross
work.
For Christmas The best gift
of all, the personal gift. Your
Portrait. Make the appointment
today. THE HARDING STU
DIO, Cookeville, Tenn. Both
Phones. st
II is hoped that all democrats
will go to the polls on December
LIST, and vote in the primary
election, to nominate man for
Chancellor and Circuit Judge.
Everybody turn out and vote.
Mrs. Whit Forkum and daugh-
ter, Sallie B. of Haydenburg,
Mrs. Anna Polk, of Granville,
and Mrs. W. C. Terry. of Meags-
vile. were the guests of their
brother. B. N. Halle and family.
Any one wanting a good Play
er Piano can buy q fine Farrand
player Piano from our factory
for $500, including q rolls OF
music, bench and scarf. Lamb
Piano Co.. 727 Church st. Nash,
vile. Tenn.
w. V. Brooks has an illustrat.
ed ad of the Reliable churn ir
this issue. This churn makes
churning easy and a pleasure in
stead of a dread. Its one you
can rely upon. Easily cleaned
and perfectly sanitary.
J. L. McCawley, j. M. Draper,
L. c. Quarles. and T. L. Gist
left for Clay county Thursday ir
the interest Of the Y. M. C. A.
They were accompanied by r,
d. Burton. Of Cookeville. chair
man of this district.
The Wilsonian Literary Society
of the Central High School have
prepared an interesting program
for next Tuesday night. The
program consists OF vocal anG
instrumental music and recita
lions. Admission Is and 25c
Proceeds will go to the piano
fund. Come out and help swell
the fund and enjoy yourselves.
The Fisk Jubilee Quartet, OF
Nashville. rendered an interest.
ing program here Saturday
night. The attendance was be.
yond expectations and door re.
ceipts amounted to go. This
quartet appeared under the
Auspices of the Parent-Teachers
Association, and after defrayine
all expenses. they hal A neat
sum left. Every one enjoyed
the program from start to finish
and are glad they had the oppor.
tunity of hearing them.
Mr.. Putnam. secretary of the
Railroad Y. M. C. A.. Oakdale
Tenn. made q very interesting
talk to the citizens of Cainesboro,
lat the courthouse Sunday after.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-11-22
ROUGH POINT.

BascOm West ana wife spent sstur.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-11-22

THURSDAY, NOV %, 1917
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-11-22

Subscription price. sl.OO per year.
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-04-14

Moi non abbiamo avuta ne
Pintenzione e ne la pretesa di at
taccarvi come vol supinamente e
stupidamente avete ritenuto che
fosse. Ci 81 e data Poccasione di
discutervi e 10 abbiamo fatto, 10
abbiamo fattO - notate - con
quella obiettivita' di argomenti e
di ragionamenti che dissero, di-
como diranno sempre ed a me-
raviglia di moi, del giornale che
scriviamo, di tutta quella falan-
ge di onesti, rispettabilissimi CO.
loni che, senza mai pagarci un
solo soldo di mercede, va superba,
altera, contentissima dell'opera
nostra.
Da vol, signori affaristi, pa
gnottisti, scribi e farisei della
Sons OF Italy State Bank" ci a.
spettavamo piu seria, piu positi-
va, piu logica risposta al comuni-
cato del sig. Felice Garibaldi ed
agli opportuni COMMENT nostri
che 10 seguirono. Ci aspettava-
mo una piu logica, coerente ri
sposta, ripetiamo, perche parti-
vamo dial principle che Pineffa-
bile Angiolo Curl, - cancelliere
affeZionatissimo allimpero glo-
bo-vino-terraqueo di Donna Clio
vannina, - avesse saputo scri-
we're per Poccasione un po' meglio
di quello che sia riuscito a fare.
Avendolo sempre stimatO per e.
simio, celebre masturbatore di
ginnasiali reminiseenze scolasti-
che, ritenevamo, eravamo quasi
certi che, per combatterci, a.
vrebbe ricorso a qualche bel pun
to di mitologia, oppure a dele
preziosissime nozioni di storia
greca pronunzianti sentence su-
blimi Sc non mel campo della real
ia, aImeno in quello dell'astrazio-
ne.
Non e state cosi, invero, e ce
ne addoloriamo immensamente,
illustri signori della "Sons of
Italy State Bank, perche avrem-
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-04-14

gil Statl Unit 81 potessero COM
plere di sImlll anormahta' legI-
slatlve, contradlcenti IN ogm
punto, in ogni passo lie regole pIu
elementari dl dirltto internazIO-
male non solo, ma anche ogni
principle cIvlco dele gentI intor-
no al quale 1 nost1 glurespeutI e
legislator sommi hanno sempre
detUo e scritto vastamente, non
solo, ma scientificamente anche.
I'll Progresso ltalo America
no" e state, bisogna dirlo, il solo
a dare P9llarme mtorno a tale
quistione; incerto e peritOso pc
70 perche, owe avesse aVuta Pm
tenzione vera di parlar chiaro al
nostri Coloni, avrebbe dovuto es-
sere di forma pi1 chiara, piu
splicita, piu ragionatrice.
III Progresso" ha saputo, in
vece, usare di un'arma a doppio
taglio; ha usato cioe di quell'ar-
ma che, all'occorrenza, come
mezzo palliative per far quattrini
in mezzo al gonzi, e purtroppo
efficace per pervenire allo scope
di certe, di talune obligue ed an
fibie finalita'. Ha prima difesa la
causa del renitenti e poi Pha or
ribilmente offesa. E cOsi 81 usa
fare in America, e questo che
convene fare in America per far
quattrini allie spalle del gonzi, per
affermarsi allie spalle del gonzi,
per rendere popolare un giorna-
lie in mezzo al gonzi.
Veritas
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-04-14

enc Oggl Vertono 81 dlDaUtono
CuttI l prOvVealmentI extra legI-
slaJIVI uele naZlOn III guerra.
La notlzIa del progeUto di leg
ge enc sta per presentare Mr.
webb ha avuUo pero letfetto, al
memo per il mOemnto, oil Tar IL
tOrnare sui tappeto della discus
slOne reterna, la tantO dlbattuUa
quIstIone del noStrl renltentl re-
SIdentl negh Statl Unit. In gene
rale, - gIacche We sempre quar-
cunO dalla vista un pochino lun-
ga che usa Vedere piccolO laddo-
We gil altri vedono crosse crosse,
- la nOtizla del prOgetto di leg
ge Webb ha prodotto scomplglio
e scoraggiamento in meZzo al no
stri moltissimi renitenti di leva
che, Sc non rispOsero ALA chiama-
ia del patrio Governo al momen-
to in cW PItalia nostra 81 lancia-
va ardimentOsamente in una
guerra difficile e scabrosa, non 10
fecero Sc per ragioni d'indole as
solutamente economiche dale
quail non era possible prescin-
dere.
Questi renitenti sono stati pre-
81 dallo spauINcchio che gil Stati
Unit, con una legge qualsiasi,
potesse un giorno obbligarli al
reclutamento o per conto suo o
per conto degli Alleati.
No, moi non crediamo ad un
pericolo di tai genere; motif ne
parlano, ne discutono e vero; ma
sarebbe assolutamente folla pen
sare che in una terra liberia come
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-04-14
Al signOri de- la
Sons of Italy State Bank j

mo vOluto, desiderato almeno che
cI aVeSJe Iormto al un terrenO
pIu SoHdo SUI quale dIscuterVl e
cOmDaCCerVl. Vol, lnVece, - non
sappIamo Sc per mallzla o msl-
pIenZa, - cl s1ugglCe come pc
SCI dalla rete, Ell III Iede noSCra
non sapplalno Sc Vol slete per la
circostanza piu degnl dI pleta oil
dispreZzo. III pieta credlamo ad
ognl modo; perche owe volesslmo
toccarVi col frustino del nostro
disprezzo, ora come ora, ALA sire
qua del comunicati che avete vo-
lutO diramare su tutti i nostrl
settjmanah, sapremmo di fare
opera e di commettere azione ne
piu e ne memo di quello che Ma
ramaldo ebbe il cinismo di con-
sumare al damn di Ferruccio.
MOI non siamo peraltro del fe-
roci sanguinari, del Maramaldo
prepotenti cui place inveire col
pire da bravi contro deboli gil
impotenti; ne vol, egregi 81
gnori della Sons of Italy State
Bank, siete addirittura del nobi-
Ii "Ferruccio". Per cui vi rispar-
miamo fino ad un certo punto,
giacche la vostra debolezza sa
semplicemente, piu che di impo-
tenza assoluta nella difesa, ori-
ginata da una naturale, impre-
scindibile forza maggiore, di
debolezza ingenita proveniente e
scaturiente dai vostri difetti ori-
ginali, dale vostre colpe volonta-
RE, dalla vostra falsa presunzio-
ne e dalla vostra arrogante pre-
tenzione finance.
Altri vi ha esposti fatti brew,
concisi, compendiosi che valeva-
no un monde per la loro natura e
per la loro eloquenza; moi Ii COM
mentammo appena. Di rimando
ci avete solo saputo gratificare
di una buona frittata di parole,
paroline e paroloni cui nessun
lettore dial naso fino e dalla vi
sta buona ha potuto attribute
La rassegna. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-04-14
NOTE G COMMENT

Una delicata quistiOne - 81 e
telegrafato da Washington che
Mr.. Webb, chairman deli "House
Judiciary Committee" sta per
presentare un progetto di legge
che permetta al Governi Alleati
di "reclutare loro sudditi in
questo paese per il servizio alPE-
stero."
Cosi la dizione laconica del te-
legramma da Washington, tele-
gramma sui quale sc anche fu-
gacemente fermato qualche gior-
male in nostra lingua allo intento
di commentarlo in qualche mo-
do. Dato pero che non sc con la
dovuta chiarezza voluto o potu-
to preannunziare 10 scope chiaro
cui vuol mirare Mr.. Webb col suo
progetto di legge, non e possibi-
lie in alcun modo ne a vol e ne a
chiunque altro, una discussions a
fondo, esauriente dial puntO di vi
sta giuridico internazionale, giac-
che non e che su questo campo