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The next meeting of the Omio Far
mers' Union will be held Saturday,
Dec. IA. Come in time for dinner
at 1880 SO there will be plenty of
time afterward for the speech Of our
County Agricultural Agent, and the
display of vegetables and corn.
Mrs. T. j. Drayton received word
of the illness Of her brother; B. F..
Palmer, at Wakapala. Mrs. Dray-
ton left for Wakapala Friday morn
ing. Mr.. Palmer is suffering with
an attack of acute appendicitis and
was taken to the hospital at Mo-
bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Palmer left
for Wakapala Saturday morning
They were accompanied by Mr.. H..
Lemon. After spending few days
visiting with the Palmers at Waka-
paIa. Mr.. Lemon departed for the
Soldiers Home.
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John Airya1e d Kintyre kad qrifs
an experience and narrow escaps
from serious injury last wesi. Hs
was on his way to Haz1lton Nitt :
load Of barley and was walking .alon9-
side Of the wagon. In trying tosesE
up onto the load he slipped and fan,
the wheel passing over and tearing
of the heel Of his left shoe. Ii d.:
ing this, his leg was twisted and tl,s
bone broken below the hip. = : ac-
cident happened near the Balsers
farm. DR.. Wolverton was called
and the patient is now resting easily.
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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1918-12-12

Herreid Picaynns-
Mrs. Phil. Silverman we-t to
Kuhn. N. D., Tuesday morning ID
visit her sister, Mrs. Sam Rabino.
WITT, who is quite sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Olsen lsft
Monday morning for Bismarck, N.
D., where Mr.. Olsen has some i'm
portant business matters to attend
to.
Mrs. John Hagel went to Wishek
Monday to attend the funeral Of her
brother's wife who had died from the
influenza. The mother left to mourn
her loss her husband and nine chill
dren.
Erwin and Bertha Siegele were
visiting friends in Eurska Tuesday
DR.. C. M. Brooks reports the
birth of daughter the latter part
of last week to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Pudwill.
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varieties of pork Saturday .

varieties Of pork Saturday.
Several farmers plan to take in til,
session of legislature when it opens
in January.
The Tri-State Grain Growers Asso.
citation annual meet at Minneapolis
early in January will attract pro.
gressive farmers for a week or more
j. Moch and wife returned from
Napoleon Thursday. They report
health condition improving but roads
very bad.
Alex. Kelsch and Anton Refs of
Logan county visited at the Moch
home Saturday and Sunday.
The Northwestern Telephone Co.
having dissolved without building the
proposed line, subscribers are receiv-
ing back the amount they put into the
project.
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Leo Kuntz writes that he expects
to be home soon. He has been en-
gagged in the culinary department Of
the army lately.
j. H. Jennings and family who are
leaving this section of the state will
be missed as they have been leaders
in the social life Of the community
and were held in nigh esteem by all
acuuaintances
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Michael Mascot anticipates spend
ing portion of this winter in Bis
marck watching the working of the
law mill.
A progressive Logan county far
mer offers to add IS. 90 month out
of his own pocket to tbs salary of
the teacher provided the directors
secure an experienced man or woman
to fill the vacancy in his district.
Jacob Milyr has been appointed
director to fill the vacancy caused
by the .decease Of Pres. Michael
Vetter.
The Marie storkeeper is suffering
from very sore hand, the result
of gasoline lamp explosion.
A big crowd ATTENDED Clemens
Roehrich's sale and stuff brought
fair prices.
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crossing Is mighty risky business At
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Strasburg Correspondence
Hilarius lschaaeck returned to his
home Wednesday after being sta
toned at Camp Custer about four
months. He says camp life is sure
the lifs. Yea, DO!
Rev. Dykstra and family arrived
in Strasburg Wednesday from Chica-
go on his way to Westfield where
he will have charge of the Reformed
Church. !.
Grace Van Soest and Mr.. and Mrs.
P. M. Van Sosst were among the
last new cases Of "flu." At last re-
ports they are improving.
Ed. Ramps and Miss Della Heun
were united in marriage last Friday
Ed is Strasburg,s efficient barber and
the bride has made her home here
for several years. Both are we'll and
favorably known. May long years
of happiness be their lot.
Joe M. Schneider opened his poo
hall located in the basement undc,
r. Volk's drug store: Now, some
Of you pool sharks will have a chance
to try out some Of your scientific skill
in the art of handling the cue.
One Of the Seller hovs had tho mis-.
fortune to lose the fingers on hii
right hand whils shredding corn or
the Rypkema farm. He was taker
to hospital in Mobridge, and is get.
ting along fine.
Krigori Bichler left for a bushes,
trip to Oklahoma and other parts Of
the sunny south.
Rev. Rosendal of Castlewood. s.
Oak, occupied the pulpit in the Re.
formed Church here Sunday.
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Walter Bohlin was west-bound
passenger today.
Joe Wirth returned from Bismarck
Wednesday where he attended to
some business matters.
Sheriff T. B. Meinhover was up
from the county seat Tuesday on Of
fetal business.
The editor went to Bismarck
Wednesday on business mission.
Mrs. w. w. Mandigo was a Wis
itor to the Capital City the fore part
of the week.
Miss Esther Junge was a passen-
ger to Wishek Monday. She was &C.
companied by tn little daughter of
K Junge, former Braddock bus
mess man.
Misses Kohnke' Anderson and
Wright and Smith Engleman spent
Sunday at the Sueltz home.
F. NJ. Long motored to Napoleon
last Friday on business, returning
Saturday.
Mrs. Baxter Of the Central Hotel
went to Bismarck Saturday to spend
Sunday.
Mrs. o. NJ. Vie returned from
Napoleon Saturday afternoon after
spending Thanksgiving Day there.
DR.. Baer's new house on north
Main street is rapidly going up under
the direction of Contractor Hammer.
In last Sundays casualty list ap.
pears the name Of Floyd E. Scrogs-
gins, former Braddock boy.
Ed Walker and bride returned
from Hague Thanksgiving Day.
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Hszelton Republican

F. w. Orthmeyer about two weeks
ago sold out his farm stock and ma
chinery to his two sons Frank and
Benejah, who will take immediate
possession. Mr.. and Mrs. Ortiz.
meyer, Sr., intend to leave in the
course of couple of weeks for Hot
Springs, S. D., to spend tn. white,
with relatives.
Attorney H. A. Armstrong is get.
ting his business in shape prepare.
tory to he. and Mrs. Armstrong leav.
ing Hazslton for winter -sojourn
They will first go to Ashland, Ohio
where they will visit with their
daughter. Mrs. o. M. CARRIER. af.
ter which they win journey south.
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ward, probably putting in most of the

ward, probably putting in most of tn,
winter in Florida. 1t is present ex
pectations that their daughter will
accompany them on the souther,
trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Armstrong
will probably leave here within tn,
next two weeks.
Local friends were agfeeably sur
prised last evening to receive a tele
phone message from Norman I. ROOF
who arrived in Bismarck last eve.
ming from Camp LEWIS, Washington
where he had been stationed all dur.
ing the past summer. Sergeant
Roop is visiting his folks in Bis
marck but intends to come to Hazel
ton and will probably Immediately
again resume his old position in the
Farmers State Bank.
Leroy Irvine transacted business at
the Capital City yesterday.
Mrs. Oliver Hoskins is still very
critically i'll with pneumonia at her
home just west of town.
C. A. Ward returned home the
latter part of last week from trip
across the river on the reservation.
where he had quite an experience
with the flu epidemic. He was call
ed upon to nurse eight flu patients.
one of whom was his son, and he
certainly had his hands full.
The influenza epidemic seems to
have spent it3elf in this locality.
There has been no new cases report
ed for several days, and only one bad
case in the community at present.
D. D. Bidwell has returned home
from Minnesota where he has been
engaged in putting in steel and con-
crete bridges.
Wesley Baker of Bismarck was a
Hazelton visitor Sunday.
Register of Deeds A. L. Cell was
up from Linton yesterday on bus
mess mission.
G. A. Lenhart made business,
trip to Flasher Monday, returning
Tuesday evening.
Sheriff T b. Meinhover was ur
from Linton Tuesday Supporting
witnesses for the riot case trial which
is scheduled to start at Bismarck to-
day.
Miss L. A. Farrell left last Sat-
urday to return to her duties in the
government Offices there, after hav-
ing spent month visiting relatives
in Hazelton.
The family Of R. "A. Yeater moved
into town last week from the farm
and will reside here until the legis.
lative session starts when they in.
tend to move to Bismarck, Mr.. Yea.
ter having been elected as one of the
representatives from this district.
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Bismarck Tribune

Bismarck Tribune
Charles Coventry Of Linton, food
administrator for Emmons county, is
here for the trial of the Hazeltor
riot cases.
Attorney H. A. Armstrong of
Hazelton. one of the youngest old
settlers of the Slope country, is here
attending the trial of the Hazelton
riot cases. Attorney Armstrong
came to the Slope from Ohio more
than 35 years ago, and he has been
an active Dakota citizen since that
time.
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John Bader, now a resident of Lin
ton, was looking after business mat
tiers here Monday.
| Steve Solomonson has taken a po-
sition in the shop with Barber Hyler
and will learn the tonsorial art.
Landlord Solomonson made an au.
tomobile journey to Aberdeen Sun.
day. George Peterson accompanied
him and went on to Mitchell to visit
his brother.
Charles Anderson Of Aberdeen wal
a Pollock business visitor Tuesday
While here he received word that his
brother had passed away at Aberdeen
and Immediately returned home.
Christ Albrecht of Temvik, N. D..
was visiting his parents, Mr.. and
NM. John Albrecht, living west Of
Iltown over Sunday. Chris has had q
hard tussle with the flu and is get.
ting to feel Ike himself again.
o. E. Meyers, who has been visit.
ing in this locality the past month
departed yesterday via Mobridge TO,
the west.
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West Route 1 Correspondence

Plus Roehrich has been spending
his winter vacation with his father
in Linton
It is reported that Clemens Roeh-
rich will move to town and engage
in business when he has disposed of
his stock, machinery, etc.
Alex. Nigrum converted several
fine shoats into sausage and other
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JUN me Ne0 Cf0SS t00oy!
R. p. Buckley, local telephone
lineman, went to Hague Wednesday
to look afer business matters for the
company.
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Sioux County Pioneer
Bert johnson was over from Vino
ma Friday and renewed his subscip-
ton to the Pioneer for another year .
VIM. Nagel was in town Friday or
his way home from Winona, where
he had been visiting Jerry Hart.
DR.. Laughlin is spending the week
at the Farm school looking after q
number of copvalescing patients who
had the influehza.
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Acknowledgement Of tobacco sent
through the Pioneer to American sol.
diers in France last spring, are be.
ginning to arrive. It has taken a
long time for this tobacco to reach
the other side.
Winfield Vermillion Of Kenel was a
Fort Yates caller on Sunday.
: Jack Carignan, Jr., was confined
to his home few days last week with
an incipient attack Of influenza.
Jerry Dyer was over from Winona
on business Saturday. The river is
New-York tribune., 1918-05-19

A tug Of war be-
tween Americans.
New Zealanders.
Australians. Canadi-
ans and South Afri-
cans, witnessed by
the King and Queen
at Aldershot. The
American team is
shown in the picture.
Bdim Ne,cs Seruice.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1918-09-14

DO cosi amabile intrinsichezza,
- disse ironicamente il cavalier
Amedeo. - Vedo di essere un
quarto non invitato.
- Ma che grunge opportmo,
~ osservo Gaetano con ghigno
beffardo.
Amedeo getto sui medico mo
sguardo ferOce.
- Signor cavaliere. in verita
oggi non vi aspettavo, -- disse
i'll marchese - tanto e vero che
vi avevo scritto una lunga lette-
ra,se m'incresce che ora dobbiate
leggerla in mia presenza, poiche
il suo tenOre vi riuscira sgradl-
to. Ma Puomo e nellie mani di Dio
e la volonta umana e sottopOsta
allie leggi della Provvidenza cui
dobbiamo tutti rassegnarci Alb
biamo novita in famiglia. Sapre-
te tutto dalla lettera.
- Ho saputo piu di quel che
volevo, - rispose fremendo il ca
VALERIE. - Indovino queste leggi
della Provvidenza di cui parlate.
Dite benissimo; 81 vede che que
sta e Popera della Provvidenza.
Infatti, quale donna, Sc non una
cieca, sposerebbe un mostro? -
A queste parole Gaetano 81 al
20 pallido di furore.
- Signore, - disse il marche-
Sc rivolto al cavaliere - ricorda-
tevi che siete in casa mia ALA
mia presenZa.
- 10 sono un mostro, - disse
Gaetano, lie cui labbra tremava-
no convulsivamente - perche
Dio cos1 mi fece; ma tn sci un
codardo e un infame, indegno di
portare questo nastro, che serve
a nutrir la tua stolta superbia.
Clio dicendo, Gaetano 81 av-
vento al cavalier Amedeo e gil
strappo dallocchiello della Club
ba nera il nastro, che getto sde-
gnosamente in terra.
Non sappiamo a quale alto di
violenza 81 sarebbe spinto Porgo-
| glioso Amedeo, Sc il marchese
non 81 fosse frapposto ira due
rival.
- Uscite, signore, - disse al
cavaliere - vol avete insultato in
mia presenza il signor Blackman
e mia figlia; uscite; non soffriro
che qui, in questa sala, al Gospel
to di questa disgraziata, 81 scam
bi ira vol una sola parola, I'm so
10 gesto di violenza e di collera.
- Eseo, esco, signor marche-
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lettori stringano piu intima como
Scenza con questo persOnaggio
che abbiamo presentetO.
II cavaliere AmedeO SduJoni,
di antica famiglia nGpoletana, E.
Ia unico superstite ira cinque
igG che suo padre, semphce for
aitore di marina, aveva procreati
con una ricca siciliana. Due ma
schi due feminine diSpalveTo
d8l monde mel breve spaZio di
pochi ami, parte n Palermo e
parte a Napoh, Amedeo rest0
solo ad ereditare lie ricchezze del
padre. Amedeo, ALA morte del
padre aveva sedici ami e duecen-
to piastre al mese. L'ambizione e
Pavarizia divoravano il cuore del
giovinetto, e Queste due passioni
rcTescevano in lui a mano a mano
ch'egli cresceva di eta. Un nastro
all'occhiello delPabito era il sUo
sogno color di rosa; e avrebbe da-
to tutto, fuorche i suoi denari,
per possedere un titOlo di nobilta
e un posto distinto nell alta aIi-
stocraZia napoletana.
4 Egli Sapeva che suo padre ave
va sostenuto una lunga 9 dispen-
diosa lite per rivendicare un feu-
do in Stella, al quale andavano
congiunti antichi privilege tito
Ii; un testamento distruggeva
queste ragioni, o almeno lie indie
BOLIVIA grandemente, un tesla
mento mediante il quale quel feu-
do dOveva esSere ahenatO ven
duto per suffragare Panima del
testatore. Non occorrono per il
nostro racconto, ne minutamente
Ii conosciamo, particular di
questa lunghissima lite; ma il
fatto e che un giorno il tribunale
di Napoli decise vinta Ia causa a
favore di Amedeo Santoni per
non essersi trovato il testamento
originate. Prima di questo tenn
po, e senza saper come e perche,
Amedeo comparve nella Societa
napoletana con un nastro rosso
all'occhiello della giubba e col IT,
tolo di cavaliere.
E il cavalier Amedeo 81 SIAN
clio mel gran monde, dove flu ac-
colto ben voluto pei suo spiritC
e per Pavvenenza del suoi modi
Facile parlatore, perche superb.
cialmente cognito di belle arti c
di lettere, esimio suonatore di
.pianoforte, ricco, giovane e bello
/ egli brillava ira fatui del g.ioino
e 81 studiava di dimenticare e d
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far dimenticare che suo padre fu
un semplice fornitore.
Lambizione intanto 10 rodeva.
Non era pago del semplice titolo
di cavaliere: egli aveva bisogn0
di un posto brillante, di una carl
ca elevata, d'una missione dipio-
ed eccolo buttarsi ira gil
uomini politici, ed insinuarsi nei
salotti del ministIi.
II marchese Romero, benche
da motif ami ritirato intiera-
mente dai pubblici ufici, per
sua volonta esiliato in Sorrento
e tutto dedito allie cure che Ii
chiedeva il misero state della fl
gliuola, godeva sempre, per giu-
sta deferenza, del suo credito e
della sua influenza. l ministri an
davano talvolta a consultare la
sua saggia esperienza ed il suo
fino tatto diplomatico, per cui gil
era facile oStenere quel che bra
mava. InOltre, la sua intemerata
probita e la sua larga benefcen-
"a avevano ristretto intorno a lui
un cerchio tale, che Pinvidia, la
calunnia la maldicenza non o.
savano invadere e valicare.
II cavaliere Amedeo indovino
mel marchese Puomo che avrebbe
potuto servire al suoi proponi-
menti ambiziosi, e cerco di avvi-
cinarlo, la quail cosa non gil FIJI
diffcile, essendo egl AMIGO del
conte Franconi, che era amicissi-
mo del marcheSe. In bel mattino
dunque il cavalier Amedeo 81 tro-
vava nella villa Rionero a Sor-
rento.
Veder la cieca concepire to-
sto Pardito disegno di divenir ge-
nero del favorito diplomatico, flu
la faccendo di un istante. E non
flu contento finche non ebbe
strappata al marchese una pro-
MESA di matrimonio. Dissimula-
zione, ipocrisia, astuzie, tutto flu
posto in opera per sedurre Pani-
mo del padre di Beatrice; ma non
giunse pero a ingannar Panima
di costei, nella quale, come in
limpido cristallo, venivano IL
flettersi VIII di lui la NAL ce-
lata ambizione.
Questi pochi cenni bastano pei
giudicar di quest'uomo e per
comprendere quale rabbia 10 di-
vorasse allorche udi Paborrito
inglese parlare a Romero come
un fglio parla al padre.
- Scusate, signori, Sc distur-
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FRANCISCO MASTRIANII
LA ClECA DI SORRENTO
ROMANZO
ROMANO

- Non osseQuiavi, ma ado
Tarvi! - esclamo Gaetano ca
dendo ale ginocchia di lei. -
Grazie, Beatrice, vol mi avete
salvato dalla dispeIazione dali
Ia morte! 10 sOno feice, piena-
mente fehce. -
A Queste parole, che una stra-
ma combinazione poneva sulle
labbra di Gaetano, il marchese
Rionero impalhdi. Erano le pre-
else, identiche parole che egli
proferiva a Parigi al piedi di AL
bina di SaintangeS.
Ne Gaetano, ne Beatrice, 81 po-
tevano accorgere del turbamento
del marchese.
La fanciulla aveva fatto alzare
il medico e 81 era seduta sOpra
m divano.
- La mia vita dora in poi e
dedicata ALA vostra felicita, Bea-
trice. Vol mi fate amare Pesi-
stenza, che prima abborrivo, e
che mi era di un peso insOppor-
table. Tenuissimo pegno della
mia gTatitudine vi sara la luce
che restituiro agh Occhi vostIi,
come ne faccio ora solenne giura-
mento innanzi a Dio e vostro
padre. -
II marchese e sua figlia lima-
sefo stupefatti della estrema au-
dacia che la schema dava a quel-
Puomo, il quale pronunziava un
solenne giuramento, il cui adem-
pimento sembrava impossible
senza una g1azia di Dio.
- Vol non sarete mia, - con-
tinuo Gaetano - Sc prima lie te-
nebre non 81 saranno diradate da-
gil occhi. Ricordatevi dele paro-
le che vi dissi in giardino. 40 ii
rendero la vista, 0 Saro cieco CO.
me tel"
- Signor Blackman - disse la
cieca con voce fioca e tremante -
qualunque donna che non fosse
nella misera mia condiziOne, 81
stimerebbe fortunate di essere
prescelta da un uomo cosi illustre
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JTN RICORDO INOPPORTUNO

II domain di bun'ora Gaetano
partiva per Napoi, dove aver
rassicurato il marchese e Beatli-
ce, promettendo loro di non bat
tersi col cavalier Amedeo.
- Non dovro adOprar attire ar
mi, -ei disse loro 49, che una pa
rola. Non dubitate; restero tut
t'oggi in Napoli, avendo lasciato
le mie carte alPalbeTgo dele Gro
celle. Domattina ritornero a Sor-
rento per non partiIne piu. -
II marchese gil raccomando
prudenza e circospezione, 10
prego di consegnare al cavaliere
la lettera che gil aveva scritta il
giorno innanzi, che nella collie
ra avea dimenticato di dargli.
Verso lie undici del mattino,
Gaetano giunse a Napoli.
81 reco subito allie Crocelle, 81
stemo le sue carte, 81 fece porta-
re abiti nuovi e tagliati alPulti-
ma moda, 81 vesti con eleganza,
carico un paio di pistolette ingle-
81 a quattro colpi lie pose nella
/ tasca della sua giubba color del
fumo, una giubba di Londra, do
We era altresl riposto un portafo-
gil che conteneva gran numero
di biglietti di banca, un picco-
10 scrigno d'oro, mel quale erano
rinchiusi vari gioielli.
Uscito dall'albergo, fece CHA
mare una carrozza, dette una
occhiata al biglietto da vista de.
cavalier Amedeo, e disse al coc.
chiere:
(C0ntinua)
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come vol siete. Che diro 10, Sc do
vro accoppiar la graitudine al
liSpetto del vOStro mgegno?
- La gratitudine. Che dite,
Beatrice? Oh, dora in poi, ecco
quale sara per me Ia vita, Iavve-
nire, universe: vol e vostro pa
DIRE!
- E il vostro genitore, piu
non esiste? - domando il mar
cheSe.
Una nube passo sulla fronte di
Gaetano, che corTugo le sopracci-
glia involontariamente abbaSso
gil occhi, straziato dalla vergo-
gna.
- No, marchese; mio padre
piu non esiste, - rispOse poi con
voce alterata cmmoSSa.
II marchese osServo il tm'ba-
mento del medico, 10 attribui al
dolore di m figliuolo che ricorda
la morte del padre.
- E voStra madre? - chiese
Beatrice.
- Tutti morti--. non no tami-
glia, - soggiunse Gaetano con
voce soffocata e rabbiosa. - La
mia famiglia, Sc Dio mi concede-
IA tanta suprema felicita, sarete
vol, e vostro padre. 10 ricomin-
cero la mia esistenza; mi permet-
terete di darvi il dolce nome di
padre?
Gaetano die un bacio sulla ma
no del marchese, il quale quel
bacio senti un bIivido coITergli
per le ossa, e, macchinalmente,
strinse la mano del g-iovine nedl-
co.
Intanto, di quasi tutta Questa
scena, era state testimone un uo-
mo entrato mel Salotto mentre il
marchese e Oiviero, seduti di
faccia a Beatrice, voltavano le
spslle ALA porta d'ingTesso.
Quell'uomo era il cavaliere A
medeo.
XI.
IL CAVALIER AMEDEO
E. ormai tempo che i nostri