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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-22
FEDERALS BEAT
EXCHANGE BANK
Independent Club Opens Sea-
son With Victory in
Slow Game.
GOOD CROWD SEES CONTEST
Entire Nine to BE Out Next
Week Exchange Outhts
Nictors.
tHyLNRRY DALEY

peto Martins TuIsn Federal,
opened their 1913 scnsop Yesterday
~ sand Springs with q practice game
with nine representing the Ia
change National bank. In view ~
cold weather aud uncertainty ns 10
whether IN, game would be played,
tho attendance more tlau exceeded
expectations and close Ito i25 was
taken up, to bc given to '9he 10 al
Rcd Cross chapter.
The fcderals did not present their
regular lineup as two OF the men
were out OF town. ono ~ and two
o. three others unwilling 90 brave
tho cold wind. II was stated last
night by Manager Martin that start.
inS today, practice will he held every
evening ana by next SUNDAY, the
gang is eNpeCted To be rounding into
It's best form.
Exchange scored I'lrat.
The Exchange ninc has been play-
ing all spring .and looked like win
ners the first inning or two They
scored once In tho first and third
innings. while the Federals we're
~ Alt lAlhL INV
However. the Feds threatened to
score In the third and Kerr. who had
pitched good hall the first two in
nings. showed signs OF distress
The Fcderals runs came Ia two
innings, the fourth and seventh. In
the fourth. Kerr walked four men
hit two and allowed one hit for
seven runs Goodson went to the
mound and held the Feds scOrcles4
for two innings. BecauEe OF cold
weather, hut seven inningb we're
played. In that inning. four hits.
a base on balls and an error netted
eight scores.
Although The Exchange nine out
hit the Federals bv onc. they could
not bunch their blows. while the
Federals defense frightened at critl-
cab moments Thompson and Griffi-
tn, former Texas league hurlers
sent the Exchange batters back when
the sacks were occupied.
Flaggs fielding, the batting OF
Baker and Macon and Thompson's
all-around play featured
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-22
Intercollegiate Sport Plays
Big Part in Life of Student

view those students who 60 In for
intercollegiate sport especially the
very absorbing variety
ieRinte football as BOYS who are
making a personal sacrifice.
Adopt sane Sport View.
eb are coming to sane view of
~ spNrt The war is bound to he u
big factor In bringing II about That
sane view viii put II up to the cdu-
Gators to make gosd IN physical edu-
cation. II there IL now but enough
playing space at the colleges for the
use Of only one team OF each major
sport It would seem to indicate that
our educators have fallen down on
th" hig and vital job OF cquipping
their plants with the necessary tools
with which TO build W the physical
side Of the underEraduates which
View makes for contrasts and an
tagonismS, matters that get two
sides. working for common purs
pose. nowhere
The reason why | say we may
come to look upon our college Rth-
lctes as boys who are making sac
rifice In that they must be the
foundation upon which we may hu Id
tho structures which mean sport for
all, To equip "A college properly
for physical culture means "A large
expenditure OF money Now that
money has not been raised by en-
dCwment II therefore looks like a
case OF earning IT, No practical plan
has been presented for doing this
other than the varsity team The
team that In its big games brings
undue emphasis upon u phase uf
college life which should be met
dental TO II. so we hear
Already the army Is showing the
way. one OF the finest military
camps In America today In Camp
sherman, Ohio, II has ample ath-
lotic equipment because whole
state is working for its welfare.
Now the people of the state Of Ohio
are not any more patriotic than
1 those Of other states. That is not
the reason The reason Is that
Camp sherman has gone in FOR
what In college athletics would be
termed public spectacies foreign to
the purpose.
Boys kcet IFit.
Camp ShCrmau's football team
visited various cities In the state
last fall. played vsrious college
elevens. and whole regiments OF sold
iers went along. paraded the streets
drilled and playe at the field. As a
result OF all this spectacular play
II you choose so 10 ter mit--a good
sum Of money was realized for the
War Emergency Fund OF the camp
but better sun the peopX saw
enough OF It's new army 20 fail IN
love with ~ They want those ohio
boys to keep smiling and to be fit.
thence they send them the athletic
goods division needs to keep smll-
Ing ana to he 1T | take II no one
viii critcise the military authorities
at camp sherman for placing an
undue emphasis upon the division
team That footEball team. stars all
tho way through. made many saCri-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-22

Two-bsse hits Denny Ellis,
Thompson. Kerr Bohan, Eastwood.
Home run--M Macon. Earned runs
Fedcrals, is; Exchange. 8: stolen
bases--Scoles, Thompson. Macon.
Rhodes FiIst base on errors --
Federals. 2, Exchange. .. First base
on balls-Off Thompson a. Griffith
I. Kerr 6. Goodson, ., Left on bases
F'ederals, 3: Exchange. 6. struck
out--By Thompson. 3: Griffith. 9;
Kerr. 2 Goodson. g Passed balls
Rhodes
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-22
READY TO TEACH FLYING

BEILENliIE, III. April Il --
Preparations orc complete AT Scott
Field the army aviation school near
here, Tor the resumption ~ training
IN NNuK at an early date Through
the winter there was no flying at the
ticld but the equipment was devoted
tu the training OF mechanics
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-22

Games TODAY
National League

W. National Irhgue
Boston at Sew York
ur0oklyu a; Philadelphia
Pittsburgh at 81, Louis
Chicago st Cincinnati
American League.
So Louis At Cleveland
Detroit ut CHICAGO
Philadelphia at washington
Ncw YoTk az Boston
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-22
PONIES FACE BARRIER
AT CLAREMORE TODAY
Entrants to Draw Largest
Crowd In History.

CLAREMORE Okla. April III
The Rogers county race meet, sched-
uled TO have started Saturday, opens
today and will continue for ten days.
Weather conditions for the meet are
fdeal and with a favorable weather
promised tomorrow the largest
crowd IN the history OF the associa-
ton IL expected TO pass through the
gates
Opening day features include free
admission to ladies and music by the
Tulsa band over 200 horses will
run In the meet and interest here Is
intense The town Is crowded with
visitors but all are being accommo-
dated There are TO be five races
daily, starting at gao O'Clock. A
train from Tulsa arrives In Clare
more . few minutes before the start
Of the races and departs immediate
~ after.
The favorites First race ShAd
rack second race, Dienero. third
race. Reclusc. fourth race, Nolseless.
fIfth race, Upright
The Entries
First Race. ~ rurlongs Scally-
wag, li3, Stilly Night III. Sir Ray
mona, liz. QUO Mann, llds hHtle
CroXton, 100, Examiner liS ShAd-
rack, r3, Colunlbus Queen. III;
Miss Polly, III; Gay Lady 100.
Second Race, Furlongs short
stop. ii0. Niencro. 1l5. The Boy
Favoritc. lis; stick Fast ll0. HaSty
Riches, 40; Don Law head, 1l5;
Stopover. llj.
Third Race, Furlongs--Sir Dyke
ia. RcQuiram. III. Nellie u. Ill;
Harry. Jr., ia; Important. III;
Recluse, li6; Closer. ia.
Fourth Race, Furlongs-H Homan
i0S: Gordon, III Barton. 1903, Rubi-
con Second, 1ll;~Noiseless, l0s; Min.
ME y. III
Fifth Race. One Mile-Upright,
ia, w. W. Clark. llt; Sentinel, IA;
Ida Pinack. li2; Treowen, ITO; DR.,
Kendall ia.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-22
GIANTS AND RED S0X
HAVE CLEAN RECORDS
FcniurC of First Week Was Playing
of Boston and >cw York Clubs;
Several Games Postponed

NEW YORK, April - Sow
/ York, 1917 champion NJ the Ma.
tional league, and Boston. runer UP
last year In the American league
went To the fore with clean records
In their respective leagues In tho
opening week of the 1918 ma Ior
league baseball season, which was
marred by unfavorhble weather
Twenty seven games were played
and 10 postponed The Giants took
three straight from Brooklyn, one
from Boston, and the Rcd soN
scored three Victories each over
Philadelphia and New York
Cleveland played only two games
and won both Coveleskie pitched
the Indians to victory over Detroit
In delayed opening game Thurs
day. and Morton defeated II. Louis
saturday. Washington broke even
In It's four games Johnson was In
effective against New York losing
the opening game and being charged
with defeat Wednesday when he
pitched the last four innings OF
lg-lnning game
Browns and SoH Divide.
IT Louis and Chicago divided two
gnmes. tho Br6wns hammerlng
ihbWidih "ullu VI
cote and Faher. on Tuesday
Detroit lost Its only game. with
Ty Cobb absent because of illneFs.
Philadelphia suffered four straight
defeats, three OF them by home
run margin,
The National league champions
found Marquard easy on opening
day. The superbas fought hard
throughout the series, however.
Philadelphia took the opening
game from Boston hut was over
whslmed "Wednesday ~ TO 2. whea
Herzog Joined the Braves The de.
Gliding game OF the series Friday
went 20 ten innings before the
Quakers scored the extra run
Schneider Was Right"
Schneider OF Cincinnati hell
Pittsburgh to one hit Tuesday, but
the Pirates turned the tables the
next day by scoring seven runs In
one inning Off Regain Mathew
sops men took the rubber Thursday
by n senationHl ninth inning rally
which nettrd four needed runs
A. Louis pounded Alexander for
nine hits totalling II bases In the
opener with Chicago Vaughan
pitched the Cubs TO victory Thurs-
day. Bad weather interfered with
both teams during the week,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-22

Piston rings, all sizes Lar
consignment Just received Tulsa
Rubber a Vulcanizing Co. phone
i722. ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-22
INDIANS DEFEATED BY
BROWNS IN BATFEST
Davenport Only Effective Hurler;
~ Free Transportntions Issued
SiN Double Plays.
DEMMITT'S QUEER RECORD
Walked Four Times and Hit SsCri-
flee ily, Rain again pOstponcs
Tiger " hitc SOY Contest

~ Louis defeated cleveland ~ to 7
TODAY Nonc ~ the siN pitchers with
IN" exception " Davenport, was et.
fectiyc while all Wer" Wild issuing
~ passes The fielding was sharp
despite IA" cold weather there being
six double plays
Dcmmlu had q peculiar batting
record drawing foUr passes ana hay
Ing sacrifice tiy
Score by innings Il Il Il.
H. Louis .. 05O 0l0 020 ~ 10 I
cleveland .lll OlO 2lO-- z II ;
batteries -tiallla. Sothoron, Dav-
oupori and Nuucmakcr. Groom,
lambeth Nsgby and O'Nc.u
CHICAGO. April- 81 Detroit
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-22

p,.ton rings all sizes. Large
as,gnment Just received. Tulsa
pnbber & Nulcanizing Co, phone
iT92.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-22
Results Yesterday.

National League.
A. cincinnati, /. Chicago .
A. Pittsburgh. ST. Louis. traint
30 other games scheduled
American League.
Al cleveland, 7 St Louis IL.
Al Detroit. chicago. (ruinb
30 othcl bamcs scheduled.
Piston rings, all sizes Large
consignment lust received. Tulsa
Rubber a. NulcAnlsing Co, phone
lTH2 - ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-22

tllltAGO. Aprilt 81 Detroit
Chicago game postponed rain.
40 other games scheduled
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-22

Al Reich. who was "a fair heavy
weight a few years ago, being al one
time the amateur champion OF Amer
tea, has Joined the aviation corps at
Dayton.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-22

Do yoI know tIIt Bonnie kauffs
usht arm IL iust six inches shorter
than his LETT?
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-22

Hugh Jennings has developed a
star utility man In Bert Ellison. who
san play ali OF { e Ia ari uutfieid
positions
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-22

More baseball games will be played
this year By the professional teams,
tho colleges. schools and armA,
camps than ever before In the his
tory of the national pastime.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-22

The Washington crop OF runs for
the coming season Is likely to be n
very smallone, II the Senators do not
develope some good hitters. with
Rice nowNfn the army. the Capital ag-
gregation has no hitter in the 400
class
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-22

II the worlds champion white Sox
don't get busy, their reputation will
receive serious jolt. The fans
won't forget that they lost several
engagements with minor leagues
down In Texas this spring
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The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-03-09
NASCITA

Chi non cOnOsce quel rubicondo
di Sam Lamantia? Tn felice E.
Vento 10 ha reso tutto gongolante
Gi gioia. Domenica scorsa, 3 del
corrente, la sua distinta signora
gil regalava felicemente una paf-
futa bambina ALA quale E state
imposto il nome di Maria. Puer-
pera neonata gOdOno perfetta sa-
lutte e per tantO il Sam, sui cui vol
to traspare sempre l'allegria, &
doppiamente felice. Gil amici 81
sono tutti rallegrati nell 'appren-
Gere la nuova personalmente 81
sono recati a dare gil auguri al
signor Lamantia. Quale il no
stro? Che la bimba cresca vispa,
sana bella, onde essere la maggie
re consolazione del genitori. Con
clio, arrivederci al prossimo ammo
signor Lamantia, con un crosse.
maschietto.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-03-09
ST DICHIARANO COLPEVOLI

Frank Sherman, j. Brady, Jas.
Baldwin James Ryan, il noto
quartetto di borsaiuoli arrestatO
in treno dai detectives della Penn
sylvania R. R; or sono due setti-
name presso Soltsburg, Lunedi ul-
timo 81 dichiararono colpevoli
dell 'accusa ed il giudice infisse
loro la seguente pena: F. Sher-
man e j. Brady, vennero condan-
natl ALA restituziOne della somma
rubata, ale spese di corte, 800
di multa ed a due ami di lavOri
forzati mel penitenziario della Con-
tea di Allegheny. James Baldwin
e James Ryan, vennero condanna-
tt ALA restituziOne della somma,
allie spese di corte, 100 di multa
ed a Is mesi di lavori forzati da
scontare nello stesso penitenziario.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-03-09
UN DETECTIVE ASSALITO E
PERCOSSO

II detective della Contea Sam
uel Minser, di Indiana, E ricovera-
to in questo ospedale in condizioni
piuttoste desperate, in seguito al
lie gravi ferite riportate sabato Sc
ra in Lucerne Mines. II Minser
conduceva dele investigation per
scOprire diversi trasgressori ALA
legge sulla vendita di birra a Ii
quori, quando venne assalito bru-
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-03-09

Butler Hospital" di Butler, Pa.
spegnevasi serenamente. come Wis
Sc. il connazionale g.
RAIM0ND0 MOSCATELLO
IL poveretto era minacciato ia
diverse tempo da un male ribelle
allie cure di sapienti dottori, ed III
timamente 81 rec6 nell 'ospedale di
Butler dove sperava di migliorare.
Ma Ia falce inesorabile della NOR
te ha voluto compiere l'opera sua.
recidendo l'esistenza di tanto
buon uomo.
l funerah avranno luOgo in But
Ter Venerdi prossimo, al quail in
terverranno / parent molti ami
ci. Mel cOmpiangere la perdita
del pOyero RaimondO, mviamo al
parent tutti le nostre vivissime
cOnQ0gllanZe.
In Indiana 81 e sparse in un ba-
leno la triste notizia della morte
della signora Friedman, consorte
del Soprintendente Generate dele
miniere della B. r. & p. Coal Com
pany. II decesSo E avvenuto mel
pomeriggio di Martedi ultimo mel
l'Ospedale Generate di Rochester.
N. Y; dove la signora Friedman
era stata sottOposta ad un opera
zione che le ha costatO la vita. La
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-03-09
RIPoRTA sERIE sCoTTATURE

La signora Maria Gibson, una
vecchietta che ha varcato 70 an
nj, mel mentre preparava da man
glare nella propria abitazione po-
sta in Water street, fu investita
dale famine di una stufa a gas
che 81 propagarono in un attimo
allie vesti. ALE grida della pove-
retta accorsero alcuni inquilini
che stenti riuscirono a hberarla
dale fannie. Trasportata con
tutta urgenza in questo ospedale,
la Gibson 81 ebbe le pi1 assidue
cure del case. [ medici disperano
di salvarla.
scia sci fgli e l'addolorato consor
tie. LIE 81 preparano solemn fune-
rail-.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-03-09
JOE BIAMoNTE RINGRAzIA

L'amico signor Joe Biamonte,
che da circa due settimane E de-
gente in questo civico ospedale, ci
ha pregati di ringraziare a mezzo
de il "Patriota'', tUtti gil amici
che, personalmente ed a mezzo let
terra, hanno avuto per lui parole
di sollievo con migliori auguri
per una prOnta sana guarigione.
Lo state del Signor Biomante mi
gliora di giorno in giorno; Pope
razione ALA vescica del fegato E
rIuscita una dele pi1 brillanti c
Ga a sperare-qual'6 il nostro vo-
to-che fra non motto ritornera
rovellamente fra gil amici con ii
sorriso abituale.
Una vera fumana di amici ac-
CORE giOrnalmente al capezzale
del sotferente, e fra questl motifs
simi prevenienti dale Contea di
Jefferson, Cambria Westmore-
land. Non escludiamo gil ameri-
cani che a centinaia accorrono
presso il letto del signor Biamon-
te. e primo di t1tti fiji II riudica
Langham. MOI rinnoviamo gil au-
guri per una celerissima guarigio-
lie.
Anche il signor Enrico Proietti
di Isein, da oltre una settimana
degente il questo ospedale per es-
sere state sottoposto ad un n'opera-
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-03-09

(G. Mazza)- I'm male ribelle a
lutte le piG assidue cure della
SCHEMA medica che costantemente
La vigilato al capezzale del picco-
lC estinto durante s settimane, ha
strappato all'affetto del coniug;
Rocco, comproprietario della ben
nota Dita Rocco & Prato di Homer
City, la cara esistenza del tigliuo-
1ettO
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-03-09
LUXENBERG
Indiana,
ST VENDONO

Casa con stanze con anneSSi
due lotti per $500.
Casa con 4 stanze per $11.00.
Casa con 6 stanze, avente STAN
zinc da bagno fornace per $2500
Casa con 6 Stanze con annesso
spazioso appezzamento di terreno
$25O0.
Casa con s stanze per $1,000.
Per informazioni Cd altro rivoL
gersi al signor R. II. Cunningham,
Marshall Building, Indiana, Pa.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-03-09
L aperture della Cor
te Crirninale

Presente numeroso pubblico e
molti uficiali della Contea, il Gill
dice di questa Corte On. J. n.
Langham, ha aperta la cosi delta
sessione di Mario, rendendo il re-
soconto della gestione durante il
trimestre scorso. Motto cause So
no al ruolo fra queste parecchie
di italiani. Riporteremo dettaglia-
tamente 10 svolgimento del sin
goli processi.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-03-09

Butler Hospital" di Butler, Pa;l
spegnevasi serenamente, come Wis
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-03-09
RICORDIM...

Ed ora su la tomba, mel mode
sto camposanto, fiorisconO lie cell
donie-il fore sacro agi estinti-;
questo bel sole di primavera, che
dava rifessi di fuoco al suoi bion-
di capelli, illumina la blanca pie
ira dell 'avello suo...
Ella dorme sotto quelle zolle flo
rite -pOvera bimba l.. sotto quel-
le zolle che i suoi carl bagnano di
lagrime.
Che mai fu la vita? Tn susurro
di baci di parole, una fiesta con-
tinua di luce e di sorrisi-moltf
sogni infantili -e infantili spe-
ranze pi1 nulla!
Era bella, era buona, era picci-
ma; era un sorriso, una speranza,
un angelo.
Sono ancora molli di lagrime lie
pupille di chi l'ama, niunO ardi-
see riasciugarle. Andava il suo
bel cOrpo mel seno della terra, spri-
giOnandOsi la gentle anima sua,
per un viaggio ignoto a moi, lei
cOnsapev0le.
Dove and6? Dove giunse?
Dicono che, dopo aver vagato
mel cielo, ritrov6 lie piccole anime
sorelle lie quail 81 allietarono Es-
sa vide il bello giOi. Ma non 'ad-
dOlorava di aver lasciato dietro e
sc una grande amarezza, il vuoto?
Sui suo capo piccino alto 10 zef-
fro, come sui petalo di una rosa
che non ha ancora esposto le sue
fogliuzze al fresco bacio della ru-
giada; e, come blanche farfaIle
Svolazzanti sui fore aperto all Pau
rora, vagavano / brew pensieri
d d'afetto, i piccoli desideri allie
gri, nella sua fantasia. Quando
pi6 vago 81 faceva il rigoglio del
l-infanzia, l'inesorabile morte ad-
dorment6 l'angelo che vegliava su
lei, col dolce mormorio della paro-
la di pace, e in quel sonno la rapi,
81 che quandO l'angelo 81 dest6,
trovando il suo guangiale deserto,
vide che essa era partita pianse.
L'angelo, dolorando, 81 pose in
cammnO per lutte lie terre, dove
vanno le belle, la cerc6. In una
vallata, dove trov6 cento lucciole
vaganti mel buio, egi fermossi
interrog6 quelle che erano anime
derelitte. E quelle risposero, can
tando le sue lodi, che era passata
di Ia recandosi in cielo. Cost il
Cielo 81 abbella di una nuova stel-
la tolta dalla terra, di un nuovo
angelol
Ed ora sulla sua tomba, mel mo-
desto camposanto, foriscono lie ce-
lidonie, il fore sacro agli estinti;
questo bel sole di primavera, che
dava rifessi di fuoco al suoi capel-
Ii biondi, illumina la blanca pietra
dell 'avello suo...
Ella dohme sotto quelle zolle
fiorite, povera bimba, soto quelle
zolle che suoi carl bagnano di
lagrime.
Che fu mai la vita? Un Susurro
di baci di parole, una fiesta con-
tinua di baci di sorrisi, molti So
gni infantili, infantili speranze
pi1 nulla! l..
PEELOR d FELT
AvYoCatl III cause civil e criminal
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AttraVerS0 la C0nteae Dint0rnj

zione allo stomaco, migliOra a
grandi passi e fra non motto sara
in grado di abbandonare il luogo
di dolore. Al signor Proietti va
dano / nostri migliori auguri per
una pronta e defnitiva guarigione.
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talmente da Sconosciuti che 10 RI
dussero in uno state da far pietd.
La polizia indaga attivamente per
l l'arrestO degl autori.
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NICOLA ROCCO,

lasciando mel piG profondo dolOre
gil inconsolabili genitori ed i pa
remit tutti, che ne piangono anna
ramente la grave perdita.
II piccolo Rocco 81 spense ira il
sorriso degli angioli nella propria
residenza, Venerdi della scorsa
settimana, owe una vera fiumana
di popOlO accorse per dare la pa
rOla di cOnfortO agli inebediti ge-
nitori. [ funerali, che riuscirono
veramente solemn per il gran con-
corsO di amici parent venuti
dalla Contea di Jefferson da al
ire localita per il grande tribute
fioreale, avvennero Domenica Sc
guendo il piccolo Rocco fno all 'ul-
TINA dimora. Quantunque la gi-
ornata fosse stata pessima, pure
ben 43 automobile facevano parte
del corteo.
Agli inconsolabili Coniugi 81
gnor Rocco ed al parent tutti, le
nostre pid vive condoglianze an
che da parte della famiglia tutta
del "Pratriota. "
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Compianto dai congiunti signori
Martini, dagli amici e dalla colo
MIA tutta di Indiana che 10 amava
e stimava per le buone qualita che
possedeva, Mercoledi scorso, 6 del
corrente, allie ore 6 di mattina, mel