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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-15

CONSISTENT twirIing by Rube
- 1Iulcahy and heavy stick work BY
the High school Tigers were the big
elements in the student team defeat
ing the X troop team Of seventh cav
airy Saturday afternoon at the
stadium by a score Of 10 to I. Null
cahy allowed but four scattered hits
during the entire game, and the ef-
feet Of his stellar work was height
ened by excellent support by his team
at all stages Of the game.
No gamer fight has been wit
messed on local diamonds this sea-
son than the exhibition put up by
the X troop team. The first half
Of the ninth inning found the
Ermy boys fighting harder than
ever, and due TO their gameneEE
and m error by the Tigers. was
due the only run Of the game.
second basemau Breecher scoring
on mcDOmald's single after having
been given a walk 20 first.
Goose eggs adorned the score until
the last half Of the third inning when
the Tigers began 70 pound McElaney,
sending two men across the plate.
Coach Behnamann took an easy seat
probably believing his sluggers had
y "a
but the sore shanks' boxmau closed up
en- the fourth
The Big Offensive.
The Tiger coach held another earn
est conference with his men and some
one yelled. Watch out, it's all fixed
Up now" Evidently the ian knew
what he was talking about LcElaney,
too. must have been impressed by the
affair for he gave Mccormick a walk.
hit MulCahey and PousfOrd. thereby
permitting two more walks. while Al
derete. POmeroy and NcGrady each
connected good and hard with their
walking stick. With a Tiger crouch
ing on every bag Mckinney swatted
the pill far out over the position he
sewers IN left field for the longest
drive ever made on the new diamond,
ana everybody ran merrily around,
Mckinney scoring on his ny.
While there was no real need OF tt.
the students batted out a couple more
runs in the sixth. After q change
OF pitchers they took one per in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-15
BOYLAND TEAMS PUT Up FAST
EXHIBITIONS At THE STADIUM
Battle Between Monogram Kids and Herald Team Is
Fought to Last Inning; Western Union Leads Way
Until Overland Stckmen Hammer La Junas Out of
Box; Monogram Leads With 1000 Percentage.

TWO fast games were staged yester-
/ day al the stadium by teams OF the
FL Paso B0yland league. The Mono
gram Kids defeated The Herald nine
only after one Of the uvellest seven
inning affairs seen on local diamonds
this season. oliver held the mound
for The Herald and was opposed by
Mccormick for the Monogram team
Not only the pitchers are TO be ac-
credited with good work but both
teams gave good support. making the
game a real tussle, decided only in the
last inning Of the fray.
Score. r. H z
MONO : ram -sssso
Herald ss.-.s-.. .s---s-p ~ o
Batteries: Herald. Kelly and Schulz
er; Monogram, Mccormick and Hoff-
man
A Hot One.
The second game was also a real
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-15
CROOKS PROTOTYPE
OF GERM SCHAEFER

Jack Crooks, one Of the unique
baseball characters IN the earlier
days who died recently in st. Louis
was e good fnfieider. q fair batter and
born comedian Of the Ke1ly-Lstham
school
one trick perpetrated BY Crooks
caused q small riot A quarter OF
century ago he was playing third one
day, and with the bases fun. a per-
feet hunt was laid down along the
base line-practfcaIly the modern
squeeze play, but with no chance TO
throw out the batter
Crooks ran up, knelt beside the
BAH as it came 20 q stop Just inside
the line-and blew it outside the dia-
u0ud Nothing IN the rules TO punish
the trick. the hit had 20 be declared
g. foul the batter came back and
famed and the game was over. I'm
aEiue the unheaval that followed. but
the play went
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-15

tussle from start TO finish with the
" estern Union team leading through
out the fray until LaJunas OF the
Western Union was hammered Tor
several hits and removed from the
game with the substitution OF Chaves.
O'Keefe, Of the Overland team. VAS
also taken from the mound and re-
ieved by LapJwskL The final result
OF the game was as follows;
r. II. T.
Overland commemorate u
Western Union ..-....
Batteries: Qverlands. O-Keefe. Ia
powsk and Meraz; Western Union.
LaJuna, Chaves and Garcia
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-15
UNIT 3O5 PLAYS
TWO FAST GAMES

The baseball team Of mechanical
repair unit No. sos, won a remarkable
victory Sunday afternoon when they
met and defeated the strong FL Paso
White SoE team by q score " t4-6.
The White SoK haze victories TO their
credit over some Of the strongest
teams in this section and the victory
Of the repairmen stamps them as
among the fastest in this locality.
Batteries; Unit sos. Matthew and
Scott
Saturday Unit sos defeated the
motor truck group team on Fort
Bliss Diamonds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-15
BASEBALL


St. Louis April 15.-By winning yester-
days game % 1 the St Louis .Amsri-
cans took the spring city series from the
s. Louis Natiouais IN four straight cor
p H z.
Batteries-Americans. LowdermiIk. paw
Import. Pogars and NuuamaETr. Nationals
Doak. May and Gonzales.
At Cincinnati. o. r. Il. Z.
Detroit Americans ...--...-... g
Cincinnati National ...........- 8
Bstteriea-Detroit. Erickson. KouIo and
stanags, Tells; Cincinnati. ReEan and
Allen
F "a &c Cast P.s..l lsssus games
Morning game
salt Lake OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IS /
Battsriss-sait lake Mscsbs Bun1
and konnick; Oakland. Prough. Caldera
and Murray.
Aftsrh5on game p r. z.
salt Lake .-----.--.-...--.--.-
Batter'ss-sait Lake. 1.svsrenz. nrun
and Konuick Oakland. Kramer and llltzs.
At Los Angeles. CAL P r. f.
Morning game
vernon -.-.s--s saas-ssr
Los AnEelea ss..-ss = III !
Bafteries-Terhon Fromme ana Moore
Los Angeles. valencia, Crandan. Brown
and Boies.
Afternoon game n. u T.
hernon --------.-.-..-- 10
Los Angeles OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Q
Batteries-Vernon, Chech ana Dsvcr-
mer; Los Angeles. Pertlca. Brown and
Lapau.
At Sacramento. Cal r. H. T.
san Francisco -..---..----.----
- eFalllento -.-----..- s..-..... o
Batterles-San Francisco. Eantehnar- G.
Johnson, O'Doul and Brooks Sacramento.
Brenton and Fisher.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-15
POSTPONE FIELD
DAY SCHEDULE
Fort Bliss Program Thurs
day; Friendly Rivalry
Between Teams.

General Robert 4 Howe announced
Saturday that the big track and field
day program scheduled for Wednes-
cay, April ~, would be postponed IN
TIA Thursday, April IS. because Of the
visit Of Secretary 1IcAd0o 70 Fl Paso
in interest Of the third Liberty bond
issue. All events viii be run Thurs.
day according TO schedule previously
announced
IN respect both 60 friendly rivalry
and 20 marks made. the coming meet
promises 20 eclipse that held two
weeks ago. Several hundred soldiers
we're IN hard training during the last
week. while Sunday saw unprece-
dented numbers working out for the
events. There promises 20 be the
keenest kind Of rivalry for the sew
eral trophies offered for team and IN
dividual victories.
Cavalry vs.. 500.
What promises 20 be the hardest
contested baseball game OF the sea-
son viii be that between the teams OF
mechanical repair unit, No. 305. and
the fifth cavalry. The fact that the
team OF No 305 were able TO beat
the fast White S6L nine sunday leads
their admirers to believe they viii be
able TO defeat the cavalry boys. but
The confidence and speed OF the fifth
team means they viii be all In the
game. The interest in this event has
been heightened By the donation Of
zauer, Fork & Moye TO be awarded to
the winning team. Both teams de-
clare that they viii carry away the
kr1Cka1aCk trophy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-15
MORAN FEELS LOSS
OF MILES MAIN

Pat Moran IS taking heart over his
outfield prospects, for both Meusel
and Fitzgerald. his Pacific coast re-
cruits have been showing wen and
with Cravath in line he may not miss
Williams or Whitfield
Pitching Just now is Moran's great
est worry. he is quoted as saying, and
the shortage OF twirling talent has
been intensified By the desertion OF
Niles Main, who says he means TO
stick 20 farming, as a patriotic duty.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-15
CATHEDRAL,S WIN
FROM MUNDY STARS

The Cathedral team defeated the
Mundy Avenue Stars in a loose game
Sunday afternoon Score. Il TO 3.
Lineup for Cathedrals: Leonard. CT.
McKemy, c. Leo Carson. p: Horton
stein, IF: Louis Carson. IS: Gillispie.
ID; Roe. Sd; Evans %; Mansel IT,
Mundy Stars: Sandy, C: Cordova, 2b:
Bishop. 3b; Gus, SIS: Herbert. D:
Duchesnel. Ii; Brainerd, IF: Fromme,
IT. Willie, Of; Hail. OF: Panel. Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-15
HIGH SCHOOL TIGERS DEFEAT
CAVALRY TEAM IN GOOD CAME
Students Add to Record as Hard Singers; Mckinney
Makes Record Drive on New Diamonds; Mulcahy Fans
Is; Army Boys Display Stubborn Fighting Spirit
Scoring Their Only Run in the Ninth Inning.

ming for the seventh and eighth. sug-
costing thereby what might have hap
pened if the new pitcher had been sub
stituted earlier.
Both teams played good ball. only
one error being tabled tEainst the
cavalrymen. while the Tigers had but
three. Both teams played clean ball
and the game was unmarried BY
harangues or Misunderstanding Dur
ing the game Nick Gundy. catcher for
the ks was injured in the right leg
but it is believed will be in the game
AGAIN within a week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-15
EVerS To Remain
With Boston Team

Evers. coach Of the Boston American
league team. said today on his arrival
from his home On Troy. n. T.. that he
had not received an offer 70 manage
the Jersey City team OF the interna-
tonal league as was reported from
Newark last night Tor tomorrow's
opening league game against Phila-
delphia. manager Barrow announced
he would start Dave Shean. formerly
OF the Cincinnati Nationals, ut the
keystone sack
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-15
DODGERS AND RED
SOX MAKE RECORD

The game between Red sox and
Dodgers at Dallas which went 8 in
uings before the Red SoL won as
u5ual. is aid TO be the record in extra
innings for an exhibition game.
The Red SOX got off 20 a four run
lead I'D the first inning, but drew
zeros after that Until the 18th. when
they made two more. The Robins
came back with an equal number but
Barrow's men went 10 the front IN the
18th while Brooklyn could not score.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-15

= AAMHAaHN % y r. 4 mas
. Many veteran players VIII be (
. missed when the major league
= pcuEant races get under head
. way this month The National {
. league has dispensed with the 4
. services Of Hans Wagner. I
= Harry walter, Tom Selton. Z
. Tommy Long. Chief Myers. y
. Alex Mccarthy. Frank Schultz {
9 Jimmy Lavender, Nike Now 4
. rev. hans Lobert. BIZ Hinch-
. man. Frank Allen. Bob Bes- 4
. cher. Fred Touey. Jack Muir 4
O ray and Wheezer- Dell
. The American lcaguers who 4
Q have seen their best days are I
- sam Crawford. Tub Spencer 1
9 Grover Hartley. Harry COvel-
- eekle. Paddy Baumauu. Lee
O Magec. George Mcbride. John I
- Henry. RUDE Sohauer. Walter
. Alexander. Jim scott Ivan Z
9 Howard and Olaf Henrilseu- Z
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-15

Panama April 15--Harry wis. me-
gro heavyweight pusiiist knocked out
sam Langford in the sixth round OF their
rEht here today. The bout was lively
throughout On February - last. willis
knocked cut sam lEcFey- also negro, -n
the fifth round Of their bout at Panama
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-15

Summary: Home run. Mckinney.
Hits and runs. off McElaney. 9 hits
and Il runs in six innings: off Foster.
4 hits and runs in g innings Struck
out. by Mulcahy. 16: by McElaney. g.;
BY Foster. T. Left on bases, Troop K.
5: High school. g. First base on balls.
off Mulcahy. 2; of McElaney, 3; off
Foster. l. Hit by pitched balls. by
McElanev. Mulcahy. PonsfOrd. Nc
C0rmick wild pitch. Foster. Passed
balls. Grundy. 2. Time OF game, 1850.
Umpires, Justice and BfcKemy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-15
BREAKs AGAINST SCHULTZ.

The veteran Frank Schultz is play
fuE in hard luck About the time the
Phiuies set him adrift a fire wiped
oul all the bu u nES on his EARN az
Orlando. Fla. and he was put sew
eral thousand dollars in the hole.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-15

Wanted 10 buy second hand bi-
,ycles. Allen Arms & Cycle Co.-Ads
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-15
Better Prospects
At Phoenix Track

Phoenix, Ariz.. April 15.-The Phoe-
nix fair grounds mile track. which
was outlaWed at last November's fair.
again has gone under the rules Of
the American Automobile association.
This result was achieved by the work
Of George Purdy Billiard, who has
been the A. A. A. Arizona representa-
tive for years past To him the as
sOtiation's chairman has written.
stating that he considers last fairs
fiasco a good lesson 20 the local peo-
pie who favored the change 20 the
Texas association that put on what
Billiard called a ''hippodrome"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-15
- WaTKED RIGHT D. ~.

Bobby Fishers stay with the BeE-
ton Red SoE was brief. After mana
ger Barrow secured Dave Shean in
The trade with Cincinnati he let Bobby
seEperieuce for the Nashville short
fielder.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MATCHED.

Tommy Nelson. local featherweiEht.
has been matched TO box Jimmy
Henderson Is rounds at Santa Re on
April % az Billy Snfford's club.
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ACCUSATI DI FALSO GIURA-
MENTO

Giovanni Tommasso SOnni RO-
sina Trunzo entrambi di Plum
vile, 81 presentaronO, mercoledi
mattina, al giudice di pace Cross
man per rispondere all 'accusa di
falso giuramentO.
Rosina Trunzo, ora moghe del
Sonni, per ottenere il certificate
di matrimonio, giur6 dinanzi al Sc
gretario del Register and Re
corder" il 9 LugliO scOrsO, di j.
we're % ami perci6 non aver BIZ
sognO del consenso paternO ma
terno. [ genitori di lei testimO-
niarOnO che ella non ha ancOra
raggiunto la maggiore eta, che
essi non avrebbero mai datO il
cOnsensO al suO matrimOniO essen
do il Sonni dell ETA di 48 ami.
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che andranno in vigore col 15 Lu-
Clio:
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copie gratis.
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fuorch6 quelIi che lavorano in
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dalla legge mel case di reclame uf-
ficiaIe.
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It's a quelli che mettono ayvisi, ec-
cetto una sola.
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f. Non compare giornali usati
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RegiO Vice COISOI0tO d'It0fQ
in Pittsburgh, Pa.
4O4 Ross Street
SignOr DirettOre,
404 Ross Street

SIgnOr DlrettOre,
del Giprnale 1.-The Patriot. -
Mi riUblgo ALA cortesia di code
sta OnorevOle Direzione per pre-
garla di far noto che questo Regio
Y. COnsolato d'Itaila ha ricevuto
il y cOrrente il seguente telegram
ma dial Regio Uficio Centrale Do
nj e propaganda del Commando Su-
premo.
Recente gloriosa difesa del ter
ritoriO nazionale. Magnifcamente
svOlta insieme con difesa del prin-
cipii ideali di civilta, inducono que
sto uficio ad organizzare una
grande manifestations con larga
distribuziOne di dOni a premi al no
strO eroicO esercito.
Pregasi codesto Consolato inte-
ressare cOdesta COlonia aderire ia
le tribute di ricOnOscenza inviando
telegrafca offerta danaro da con
vertirsi in doni. Conidasi patriot
tica cooperazione codesta Colonia
e ringraziasi.
Firmato: Capo Ufficio, Tenente
Colonello, Giobbe.
Mel far nOtO il su estesO tele-
gramma no fiducia nella ben nOta
ed instancabile generosita della
Colonia Italiana affnche essa vo-
glia rispondere con entusiasmO a
questo nuovo apollo per mostrare il
suo affetto verso gil eroici soldati
che hanno vinto e ricacciato sui
Piave nostri ereditari nemici.
Apro perci6 una sottoscrizione
che sara chiusa il 15 Agosto p. V.
RingraziandO anticipatamente
codesta Onorevole Direzione per
quanto vorra fare allo scope an
zidetto LIE esprimo, signor Diret-
tore, gil atti della mia ben distin-
ia considerations.
IL REGGENTE,
Natal
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-07-20
NASCITA

Venerd1 della settimana scOrsa,
la Signora Concetta Vigilante,
diede ALA luce un bello e paffuto
maschiotto del peso di ibbre 912.
II graziosO bambino sara battezza-
to col nome di Giovanni. MOI ci
congratuliamo col giovane Papa,
Sig. Carmelo Vigilante e con Ia
sua gentle e distinta signora, au-
gurando tanto a loro che al neo-
nato un prospero felice avvenire.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-07-20
Attravers0 la C0ntea G Dintori

artiStiche 81 SianO Succedute, il la
voro Perosiano E rimasto qual'e-
ra: una squisita creazione d'arte.
Cost ne scrisse Alberto Gasco,
l'insigne critico dell Idea Naziona-
le":
La balda violenza di Riccardo
Strauss, manicaretti all" bach
ich" di Claudio DebusSy, / glorio-
81 bali dell 'Orso di Igor Strawin-
sky, hannO pOtutO momentanea-
mente mOdifcare ii noStro guSto
musicale SinO al puto di farci rim
negare quei maestri che ci aveva-
no syelato Senza geSti eroici, sen
"a pose decadenti, senza sIanci ar
cani d 'eloquenza / sentiment piu
intimi del proprio cuore: oggi,
ravveduti. ci accoStiamo novella-
mente a questi cantori modesti ma
iniintamente eSpressivi e ci sen
tiamo commoSsi dinnanH ALA To-
TO Sincerita. Sincerita di accento
che convince assai piu di qualsia-
81 capzioso espediente oratorio. Lo
Storico" del Natalie" nara con
poche umili parole Iavvento del
lUOmo-Dio. Ma la tenerezza i'm
mensa che ira spare dale note del
la melodia peroSiana subito ci con
quiSta. La muSica e quella che
doveva essere: delicatamente mi
tica pur riboccante di manita,
non scintillante ma d una fermez-
Ia di linea stupenda. eli angeli
cantano: Venite adoremus! e moi
ripetiamO il lorO invite. 81, veni-
te adorate: di questa muSica, ne
gil ultlmI VentI ami, Sc ne e scrit-
ia ben poca e, in seguito, non Sc
he scrivera forse mai pi6. Nell ora
IN cui gil arrivisti mpudenti, true
cati ola genietti futuristi. tentano
notte e giorno la scalata all 'Olm7
po e, per farsi largo adoperano ID
staffile 10 stocco, la bonita sem
bra esulare dai regni dell 'arte.
Purtroppo, dove la bonita non
rende fertile il terrenO, non sOrgo-
no fori grandi azzurrini come
questo Natalie" che ci incanta. "
II lavoro e state cOncertato e
diretto dial maestro Bernardino
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Edward E. Rumely, eX-editore del
l" Evening Mall, altri tredici
giornali che 81 pubblicanO negi
Stati Unit saranno-cOme gia 81
e fatto con | Evening Mail" =
sequestrati pOsti sOtto il control
10 governativO. Per ora lie auto
rita non credOno OppOrtuno pub
blicare / nomi di detti giornai, /
quail direttamente o indirettamen-
te sarebberO-secondo il risultatO
dele indagini della polizia fedora
le-sOvvenzionati 0 posseduti da
agent tedeschi.
IntantO cOntinua alacremente la
istruzione del processo Rumely,
che come informammO a suo tenn
pO, e accusato di falso giuramen-
to, avendo egli giurato contraria-
mente ALA realta del fatti. che
II Evening Mall, era possedu-
to da Americani ed era in vita con
capital americani.
Core pure voce che quanto pri-
ma un importante giornale degli
Stati Unit, di cui non 81 conosce
il titolo, sara sequestrato.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-07-20

Steve Papovich suo fratello
John. nella miniera della Lacka-
wanna Coal Co., di Wehrum, fu-
rono presi dalla corrente elettri-
ca. II primo rimase impigliato in
un flo carico di elettricita e mori
sull 'istante; il secondo, fratello di
lui, che accorreva per aiutarlo, RI
mase gravemente bruciato, e 81 tro-
va ora ricOverato al Memorial Ho-
spital di Johnstown, Pa.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-07-20
FATALE DISGRAZIA A SAIL
MA

Henry Zimmerman d 'anni 81 a
John Spratton d 'anni 80 entram-
bi di Salisbury, Giovedf mattina
rimasero schiacciati da una frana
nella miniera della Cochran Coal
Co., di Salina, rimanendo uccisi
sull 'istante. Lo Zimmerman la
scia la moglie sette fgli. II suo
funerale ebbe luogO ad Apollo do
menica scOrsa.
Spratton lascia la moglie ed un
fglio. II suO funerale ebbe luogO
ed AvonmOre Domenica.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-07-20
VARIETA'
PREGHIERA TEDESCA

Tn giornale francese scrive che
in Germania esiste una vecchia
preghiera a S. Floriano, motto CO.
nosciuta ira il popolo. La pre-
ghiera ha questo ritornello:
"Proteggici, San Floriano, Gu
stodisci la nostra casa, ma brucia
quella degli altri -
Stranissima preghiera, niente
affatto cristitana. Essa peraltro
manifesto l'egoismo del tedesco
fin quando prega. 'Salva moi,
e distruggi gil altri!"
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-07-20
NOTIFICATIONS All GIoRNALI

"n Patricia ha ricevuto dal
goveno degli Stati Unit, lie Sc
guenti notification, che sono sta
te mandate tutti gil altri gior-
nall degli Stati Unit; per man
canza di carta material di STAN
pa, che 81 ia ogni giorno pi1 seria.
II War Industries Board ha sui
proposito notifcato questi ordini
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LIE DONNIE PIEMoNTEsI


LIE DONNIE PIEMONTESI
Tn parallelO ira lie dome di
Sparta antica a quelle dell Italia
di oggi ci viene suggerito dalla
Societa formata in Piemonte ira
lie gentildoune di quella forte re-
gione per mcoraggiare la reSisten-
"a al fronte.
Dicevano le madri di Sparta al
tigli che partivano per la guerra;
nell alto di porgere loro 10 Scudo
20 con queSto o su queStO"
Questo scope espresso in modo
assai precise ed incisio da quelle
dome dell 'antica civilta greca. &
sottinteso piu derivatamente e
spreSSo nellie lettere che ! Piemon-
test mandano al loro giovanni earl.
come 81 convene a tempt piu gen
till a una civilta piu evoluta,
Z fatto anche in modo colletti-
vo, perche Ia societa dele donne
piemontesi per la resistenza civile
che ha escogitato questo mezzo di
rinfrancare ed incuorare / soldati
al fronte per mezzo di una corri-
Spendenza asSidua.
E m mezzo eccellente non V 'ha
dubbio; perch6 quale famma pid
viva piu sana esiste di quella del
famigliari affetti? non stanno essi
quail element integranti dell n
NOR di patria.
QueSta correspondence d'amoro-
81 sensi e di eccitamenti patir da
forti tenuta viva coStante ira i
giovanni al fronte e lie madri, So
relle spose dopo il disastro di
Caporetto, non nance di portare
buoni frutti; migliori e piG alb
bondanti ne portera in m prossi-
mo future.
La Societa dele donne Piemon-
test iniNando quest opera di aust
lio morale 81 rese benemerita del
la patria.
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Distretto No. 1.
ITAL0-AETERICANI CADUTI
IN FRANCTA

WASHINGTON, 19-L 'eIenco
odierno del soldati americani ca
duti in Francia, reso pubblico dal
Dipartimento della Guerra, com
prende nomi del seguenti con
naziOnali:
Luca Napodano, caporaIe, del
203 First St., Brooklyn, n. Y.
Samuele Lemma di Canadaigua,
\. Y; Carlo Schiavone, di Water
bury, Conn, John Joseph Teso-
ro, del 738 Fremont Ave, New
York, morti combattendo.
Nicola PiccoH di Ardmore. Pa.
mOrtO di malattia.
E. Mezzanotte, caporale, di
Philadelphia; J. Branca, musician
te, di Harrisburg, Pa; Giacomo
Antonio Esposito, meccanico, di
Jersey City; John Capuziello di
Laurence, Mass. Paolo di Botani-
ca di Rochester, n. Y; Carlo La
quiza, di Canastota, N. Y, Otta-
viano Pettineo, di Newark. n. J.,
feriti gravemente.
Giovanni Sciullo di Waterbury,
Conn, scomparso durante il com
battimento.
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IL "NATALE" DI DON PEROSI

All" "Augusteum" di Roma, do
po Is ami di silenzio venne ese-
quito il Natalie" di don Perosi e.
malgrado che tanto lasso di tempo
sia trascorsO tante innovazioni
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13 GIORNALI DEGLI STATI u.
NITI SARANNO POSTI SOT-
TO INCHIESTA

In consequence dele indagini
dele autOrita federah, che hanno
fatto continuano a fare una va
sta inchiesta circa il case del dott.
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MACCELLAIO

ST cerca un macellaio, per lavo-
70 fuOri contea, buona paga. Ri
vOlgersi personalmente al nOstro