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The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-09-05
FIRST AID THAT WAS
THE REAL THING

"Maybe some scouts wonder some
times if all this first aid practice is
really necessary" says James E. West,
Chief Scout Executive in the "Otfi-
cial News" department of the Sep
TENDER number of Boys Life. Pos
sibly they think privately that their
scoutmaster dwells too much on the
subject and get bit tired of working
so hard learning to meet an emer-
gency that never comes. But that
is just the point. 1t would not be an
emergency if were scheduled in ad-
vance. You never know just how and
when you will be called on to put
your scout training to the test IN
good earnest. Here is real life In
cident, when a scouts knowledge OF
first aid and plucky, intelligent prac-
tice of it saved him from death. We
have the story from the boys own
father who declares with gratitude
that he owes his sons life to scout
training.
"Scout Gordon Battey, patrol
leader of troop No. 5, New Rochelle,
New York, was accidently shot in the
abdomen, while engaged with another
boy in clam digging. Fortunately, he
did not lose consciousness and kept
control of his wits and the situation.
He got his friend to help him into the
water so that the wound could be
properly cleansed. Both boys were IN
bathing suits and the injured boy used
the waist strings from his own suit
and his friends to staunch the flow
of blood, then improvised a pad and
strips from the suits to bind up his
wound which he did himself.
"This done with the other boys
aid he succeeded in getting into the
canoe where he lay flat and was pad
died four miles across the bay to his
home. He had previously given in
struction to his companion to dash salt
water in his face if he appeared to
be getting faint which was done sew
eral times.
"The surgeons who we're called. to
treat the injury Immediately upon the
boys being landed declined to touch
the dressing, saying its effectiveness
could not be improved upon and that
had it not been for the boys own re-
markedly intelligent and plucky treat
ment Of his own injury ne could not
have lived to get home. He still car
ries the bullet but the doctors say he
will soon be as good as new. l won
der how many grown people could
have done as much for themselves as
this thirteen year old scout was able
to do. Not many, one ventures to
think. Decidedly first aid training
pays. To be prepared may mean the
difference between life and death for
yourself or somebody else"
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-09-05
Exhibit "E"

To the Honorable Grand Jurors, July
Term, 1919:
Gentlemen:
| beg leave to make the following
report for this office:
Since my last report to this hon.
orable body / have purchased one deed
record book No. sc. Desk supplies
not exceeding $3.50.
l hold no money belonging to the
county except that which is retained
from the Solicitor General fees, pend
ing decision of the Court of Appeals,
of which have a record in this Office
of each case where the Solicitor-Gen-
eral was entitled to fees.
Respectfully submitted,
j. E. Dobbs,
Clerk Superior Court, Cobb County
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this July 21st, 1919.
B. V. Greer,
J. P. of Cobb County, Ga.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-09-05
Exhibit "B"

Exhibit
Marietta, Ca, July 20, 1919.
To the Honorable Foreman and Cen
tlemen of the Grand Jury, July
Term, 1919:
Gentlemen:
We, your Committee appointed to
inspect the County Roads and Con-
vict Camps beg to make report as
follows:
That we have thoroughly investiga-
ted the convict camps of the County
Road Working Forces and we find the
conditions to be excellent. The camps
are very sanitary and the food is most
wholesome and well cooked, we be-
heve the sanitary condition of the
camps deserves special mention. We
find that there is not single case OF
sickness among the convicts, we find
them clean and apparently contented
with their lot.
We wish to mention specially the
splendid condition of the County
Mules. They show every evidence of
being we'll taken care of an in spite
of the fact that their work is the hard
est possible kind they are all in ex-
celllent condition.
We were very we'll pleased with
the conditions at the County Barracks
and the crops there. We find at this
place 10 acres in sorghum, acres in
roasting ear corn, 31a acres in sweet
potatoes, also butter beans, collards,
cabbage, Irish potatoes, onions, and
other vegetables. Also the pork hogs
as mentioned in the inventory. We
commend this system of raising all
the feedstuff possible and we heartily
encourage it's continuance.
We were very much pleased with
the work that was being done on the
roads, we find a great many miles of
road worked in the southern section
of the county where one camp is loca-
ted: also in the north end of the coun-
ty where the other camp is at work.
These camps are moving on as fast
as can be expected considering the
weather conditions and will probably
cover every mile of public road in the
county within the next sixty days.
We have verified the inventory per-
tanning to roads and convicts as pre-
sented by the Board of Commission
ers and find the same to be correct.
We heartily commend the various
county officers whose work comes un-
der our inspection and congratulate
the County Commissioners upon the
selection of those wardens and
guards. Respectfully submitted,
A. A. Bishop.
w. B. Ballanger.
2. T. Swanson.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-09-05
Exhibit &c"

2 Exhibit &c"
To the Honorable Foreman and Gen
tIemen of the Grand Jury, July
Term, 1919:
Gentlemen:
/ hand you herewith the report OF
the Board of Commissioners of Roards
and Revenues covering the disburse-
ments that have been made by this
Board, Ordinary, Clerk of the Supe-
rior Court and Treasurer since the
March Term, 1919, to the July Term
1910 inclusive:
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-09-05

Exhibit 'D''
Marietta, Ca, July Fl, 1919.
Report of H. L. Barfeld, County
Treasurer, from March 10, 1917 TO
July 1, 1919.
Honorable Grand Jury now IN session.
July Term of Superior Court;
Gentlemen: :
l beg to submit herewith report OF
funds received and disbursements
made up to July l, and to acquaint
Won with the financial condition OF
Cobb County to the extent OF the
fac+s in hand.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-09-05

Respectfully submitted,
H. L. BARFIELD,
Treasurer of Cobb County. Ga
GEORGIA-Cobb County:
Personally appeared before me the
undersigned H. L. Barfield, who being
first duly sworn on oath says that
the above and foregoing statement IS
true. to the best of his knowledge and
belief. II: l.. barhelo,
Treasurer Cobb County, Ga.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this July !, 1919.
Virgil McCleskey,
Notary Public, Cobb County, Ga.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-09-05
Exhibit "H"

Exhibit H"
GEORGIA-Cobb County:
To the Honorable Grand Jury of said
County:
Gentlemen:
| beg leave to make this my report
to your Honorable body at this the
July Term, 1919, of Cobb Superior
Court as follows:
John S. Dobbins, April %, 1919,
8 comforts, $1,000. May 20, 1919, l
blanket, $1.25. Total, $13.25.
Since my last report to Grand Jury
at the March Term of Cobb Superior
Court, have collected State and
County Taxes for the year 1918, in
GLIDING interest, $4,813.85.
have collected drainage tax for
the year 1918, $230.83.
have collected inheritance tax for
the year 1918, $751;
hold T. H. LeCroy's, T. c., receipt
for same.
have collected State and County
Taxes $411.57 that l have paid to
J. r. Miller, Clerk County Commits
sioners, and hold receipt for same.
l hold T. H. LeCroy's, 7. c., re-
ceipt for uncollected tax fl. fas. for
the year 1918, $5,809.81.
GEORGIA-CobbC County:
Personally appeared before the un-
dersigned, w. E. Swanson, who after
being duly sworn, states on oath that
the above expense account is true and
correct.
Sworn to and subscribed before me,
this the 22nd day of July, 1919.
w. E. Swanson,
Sheriff Cobb County, Ga.
J. E. Dobbs,
Clerk Superior Court, Cobb Co.. ia.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-09-05
Exhibit "F" %

G4uoN NJ
Marietta, Ca, July FL, 1919.
To the Honorable Foreman and Gen
tlemen of the Cobb County Grand
Jury, July Term, 1919:
Gentlemen:
herewith hand you my report COW
ering the period from the March
Term, 1919, to the July Term, 1919,
inclusive:
beg to report that l have made
settlement for the 1918 State and
County taxes, which settlement is on
file in the office of the Clerk Of the
County Commissioners.
also beg to make the following
report of the Special and inheritance
taxes collected by me since last Grand
Jury:
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-09-05
Exhibit &C"

We, your Committee appointed to
examine the dockets of the several
Justices of the Peace, beg leave to
make the following report:
We have examined the dockets of
J. D. Fuller, J. P; Geo. B. McKen-
ney, N. P; A. w. Florence, N. r.;
and B. V. Greer, J. P, and find them
neatly and correctly kept.
Robt. Mable.
T. Y. Crowder.
A. L. Terry.
Committee.
Examined John McCutcheon, j. r.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-09-05

The Marietta Journal has been 'the
paper of the people" in Cobb county
fer. over fifty years. Sl.0O a year.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-09-05
Exhibit 81"
GEORCTA-Cobb County:

GEORGIA-Cobb County:
Personally appeared before the un-
designed ]. M. Gam, Ordinary, on
oath, says that he has received no
money belonging to the County since
his last report to the Grand Jury, that
he has drawn script on the County
Treasury to cover the expenses OF
lunacy trials to the amount OF Sl73.-
90 ]. M. Gam.
Sworn to and subscribed before me,
Julv 21. 1919. D. H. Collins,
N. P. of Cobb Co., Ga,
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-09-05

I, T. H. LEROY, Tax Collector, do
hereby swear and affirm that this is
a true and correct report of the col
lections in my Office, except it be a
clerical error. T. H. LEROY.
J. M. Gam.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-09-05

Blood is your life. Keep il pure and you
will enjoy good health.
1t takes the place of Calomel without any
restriction of habit or diet while taking.
1t positively will not make you sick, grippe
or nauseate you in the slightest way like
calomel, pills and most alt the various kinds
of liquid liver medicines.
Relieves bad cold or cough in one day.
Relieves la grippe and Flu in two days.
Relieves chlls and fever in one day.
Relieves torpid liver and bad breath in
one day.
Relieves dizziness in one day.
Relieves night sweats in one day.
Relieves weakness and tired feeling in
one day.
Relieves pain in the neck, side, shoulder,
back or hips in one day.
Relieves bad headache in two hours.
Relieves sick stomach belching, gas on
stomach in three hours.
Relieves bladder and kidney trouble.
Relieves rheumatism, giving quick relief
from pain.
HIAWATHA MEDICINE COMPANY
ATLANTA. GEORGIA
This Coupon Good for the Consumer Only.
tCUT COUPON ALONG DOTTED LINE)
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-09-05

SPECIAL TAX
J. M. Austin ms. Agent, Marietta --Si0' Oo
G. Davis, Monument Dealer, Marletta--- i0 ~ az
Daniel & Brooks, Real Est. Agts., Austell !o'OO
Dixie Theatre. Marietta, June and July lo.Uo
B. N & G. c. Moon, Real Est Agents ~
Kennesaw Hosiery Co., Marietta, Corp 1000
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-09-05
Exhibit "F" (2)

Exhibit "F" (2)
Marietta, Ca, Aug. 80, 1919.
To the Honorable Foreman and Cen
tlemen of the Grand Jury, July Ad-
iourned Term, 1919:
Gentlemen:
l herewith hand you supplement
tai report of collections in my office
from july Fl to date:
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-09-05

Respectfully submitted,
T. H. LEROY,
Tax Collector.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-09-05
Exhibit az

To the Honorable Grand Jury, July
Term, 1919, Cobb Superior Court:
Gentlemen:
We, your committee appointed to
inspect the Court House and Jan
beg to submit the following, report:
We find that the recommendations
made by the March Term, 1919
Grand Jury that a number OF impor-
tant repairs be made on these build
ings necessary to their proper up
Teen. have not been carried out IN a
single instance. a.
These recommendations Of the
Msrch Term Grand Jury were as fol
lows:
eve find the jail in fairly good
condition. with the exception that the
coming around the roof needs atten-
ton; the jail fence we md almost
rOtted down and should be replaced
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-09-05

Examined John McCutcheon, J. P.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-09-05

Outstanding Warrants (apprOxirnated!, 10 OFT A.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1919-01-25

dirOtte G rimase con Ia frOnte alb
bandOnata sulie paine dele ma
nj.
La reigiOne pariava ora sOlen-
nemente al su0 cuOre- egIi 81
peEtIva sinceramente dele coiDe
della sua vita, rnnegava CueIIo
scetticismO che gii aveTa anna
.regglata fesisJenza; compre1de-
"a che IA mano di Do c0lDiva in
lui II delittO paterno; tutta IA We
rira della fe1e, che le svelrure
della giOvineZza avevanO Offusca-
"a nell auina sua, ora g.I 81 pa
leszva in tur-a IA cCnsO-aute d.
ViEa gTandezZa; ma e passiOni G
a sI-uaZiOue in cui 81 trOvara
gil auneCCiavanO IN mCdO Pintel-
ler-C. Ca farZI cCusiderare Patio
fCEse1na-0 del suicide come i'm
posrogi da Uu sacro dovere- Non
in aItra glisa egi pensava di po-
ter fare 0ICra-a smmeuca ag.i
Occhi della famig.ia RiOnerO che
sacufcando 4 propEia vita Gae-
tzn0 Pisa1i credeva d d0versi
imnO.are per ronoEe di Oiuero
Blacsuian, per 4 pace di Beatri-
&C. per graritUdine verso IL mar
chese. ed arcEe per riscs-rare in
Darre Ia colpa del geuit0re-
-Cessi 0gui deDC.ezZs- - dis
Sc -I d tempo dele passiOni {
fnito. d sacrifci0 della esistenza
: necessariO. Ben 70 dicevo. 10.
mel prsseu-ineuto del miO cuOre.
senza saDene Il percfe, 10 senti-
70 che Beatrice non pCCeva es-
szre mia L'CmLTa ii sua u1sdre
trzf--a 81 sare5re ogri u0t-e le-
va-a ira moi. 2 mi avreCDe SpruZ-
za-o sui vo.ro il sangue che mio
padre le tece sc0rTere daI serO D..
81. "a s0la uorte 8 Ia fe-ici-z che
mi aspetra. Il ma-rimonio che mi
81 addice; Ia bara sara Il iettO
uuzisle. Beatrice almen0 non mi
ualedira. -
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1919-01-25

L'ePediente

Lll1 de- 80 giug-o anuava
sorri1e--e ue-.e s-aILe della villa
Rio-zrC. G ID gueLa che iCveva
esre d s-z1zz luZlsle r=EuaEa
e s1ituil-s- u balc11e era tut
tsvla ar=r-C- ne wall crI.lz~aCC
5i sUsEra luce ] laUp.C1Ci1i del
.a f=zra- d ci=-o era seEeuo come
i ElCz-1 l-uErZl. uL' aura par
I-z Ca a ID AUal-i
s-Ez-ZaTz -asczTe--z ira lCEl-
chi T--zTa Z Url--I =ff-uvi 1C.ClS-
sl e scUC-zva ca-TlcClCSz e al
u cine e5 { p5C1ri. L cu trol6e-
cC@-arss al Sl-= q -UElgIa- O.
zva-o come 5la-lz-u sui e.
% Il una bella donna
Gil aTT=-l--e- ur-zr5. i plan
90 81 il Els1. Il vita e IA wor-e
-sss-0 come Eassa I'm sCsplT0
zl Te1-0 s---'e-c= s=c0-are- c1Us
Uassa -auEzLe--0 sua pa
.u1= c-1osa Che cCsz { mai
-uo-C & Z sue passion -s--z 1a-
---a L0 ZzlE-=--C CARGO 81 O.
don lacz Irll-fzE=l-e -eue1-e Z
-al1ra al TzEa G11zz--a e cuz--s
fun caIavere C--uaEe-ar.1 --= 70
g che Su---aIC Sul S@pC--TL non
so-C memo vlve Cl cC-cl 2 VsZ-
Z1s=- d --e-z co--Iva-= in Tag1e
a--1-= Per aC-e-.1re Z EC-Ll ap-
pzr-a-=--l. lie pzSSicIl -cs1C-a-
IRE che 157C-az5 4s Eeglazzz55I5 3
l. s1c5s-z non La-E0 a fora 1l
C1--uzrzr= III flo 1'zrta- III 1z-
90 li v=l-o- CC1vu-s51li 6z-'0r-
dine E-1-a-e. L pzSslCEl u-aIs
non z--=-E1rp--0 u= ClS-urlzno
---li--z--=--= -or1i-s ,au---irz,-i-
e pCs-o d Do -=--a l-lv=-ssle
-a--z
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ga E=-5 --s1 serena g uC-fz CO
ne gIe-a che IaveTz prec=iu-a !.
-z che 6z--=re-Zz us--a Ea1-i Z-ia
2ig-=Eo,
i a r-=c=-=--= ----1 era ElC-
Ia z1 C-yi IN si.s-z51 ID 1C--z
E=Euz E=-e s-z1z= il Cue-La villa.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1919-01-25

ne Sc quest0 non fu oyrendo
s0guO. 10 son uattO; 81, son de-
Uenge. perche queLo che mi { zc-
c2duIO. non pOteya accadernli
No. sare5be trOppo OrTibiIe Co
sa
Gaetano feee per alzzrsi. ma 81
sengi oosi dehO,e che ricadde sui
4 Ssa1iz-
Tn lUnEo SpacchiC q viticci era
inchi11a-o al uuro della sus
S-anZ2 g prOpTiaIenCe in faccia
all l'uScI0 1'LugTsSsO- In 1ue.lC
s-essO specchi0 Gaetauo s. era
Euardat0 IA pT5Da nOtte q SCr-
relro. i SeEgiolOne sui qGaIe O.
Ia stava se6uto era v0ltatO con
L Spalle ala por-a, e per5 situate
quasi II faccia aLl0 specchi0.
POGO dopO che egi era Ecadu-
70 Sul-a Se1ia SpOSSarC d. fore.
! suCi Occhi iIc0nrrarCrO 4 pro
pTia inlulagiue rifletruta uel cri-
sbal-o Ielo specchio.
- Chi eUai 1uelo sperrro We
stto Ga spCs09 10. 10, Non fu
6un1ue un soguo u MO Fu real
-&
Diczn60 guests parole. Il suo
sEuar10 81 6ssava nello SPECIFIC.
Ed acco, vide pasSare IN gUel-
70 varie 0-1re; eranO ! se-Ti del
q villa. T-o 6'eSsi rscava -e-le
mani Una taxa IN altr0 u1 am
pClla. IN r=rZo due gIs-cia-i
Cuz-s oUbr= eraro arche eSse
TssI-s come per tas-a. ma pas
savar0 asciugaI6osi gil CccLi. Z
IA Il ulo-0. L'aftaccz-darsi tactic
e so.enDe di una fauig-ia- rsl
Selo della Cuals gua.cu-O Uuora.
Gzz-a1o non disrCg,ieva Ul
roUeI-0 z uuDll.e da -anisc0
ia que. 1uair0 che gil riverbe-
raTa mel cerTe-lO IN panorama II
uCr-s. g a rea--a SCrgsTa nella
SUa ueu-s seUpre pin lu-iICsa
= --- -.l--- --a $3.50 t-a SCI e
preceieu-e riapuaTiva col glorIO
in tu--s IA sua luce iufeTuale.
Gae-aIo non dubi-ava PHI del
IA sua sTe1-ura. ma riUaleva
irer-e. con 10 sguario s=my-= IS
50 ueL0 sDecchio. Pareva es-Ea-
ueO ala SczIa accaGuta; parsTa
che non capisSe i 5aratro II cui
era pioura-O d repeu-s DALAI
teZza della sua felicia. La s-essa
Beatrice non era piu che una lar
va 6i uorrs che gil pasSava pei
cerTellO.
z EUar6ava- gIardava Lel.O
specchi0.
Una fgura 81 appaTve. Era un
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1919-01-25

FRANCISCO M
FRANCISCO MASTRiANI
LA CIECA DI SORRENTO
ROMANO
ROMANO

le ECZe. ala s1a infeice UCEIe
A-1ina d Sainr-anges-
Quel ane--0 EzppEesez-ava due
mani 5u-reccia-a, e1 aveva Es-
uszzo uu brL-a--e d gran Ta-1-
re.
Beatrice Elar1aEa sCE-s-.s
Il padre che era 6lveEu-1 pa-l-
5lssiuC. sruueEat-C. -z--Es e.
pe I'll S. s-al r-Zza-z s--a lrC--
-z- e c1E-zruara g lr-a-s .
Eo5e1 che zv=vs toto Ca -l-1
5 6Euoa.
Gae-a1e ez-r5 r=-a s-aEza E--
Eaa
u uzE1L=ze E cc-s= 5--1--r1
1CzZ C=U=z-= E =1
e-acc5C. e UCz-raE-C-l s-=--1-
- Dove avHS-= quest aE=----
G--CrE - El c
Gaz-z-1, Eall11 come I'M nor
to gEzElsvz 8 --ceIcz sE=.1 g
6 n-zrcLez- s=-a E-aE-a-=
- Dove aT=s-e ru=z-g s-=-1.
slg-CEsE - -C-Lg q dom --ar=
con vocs tCEau-e d r-zrc1esz -
Quest z-z-.C. - r-CS=ZEI-. -s5z--
DO sal Eic5z-.C U-o sEa-l1 ca
[1-a - quest a-E1 che a-=-=
uassz-0 al ditto 1i mia E-a- 2
--e-o s-@s0 che 90 EsssE ala
t=s-rz Cl mia r-E= ---z-z 11
SsirrarEzS cru6=-Uz--= a=Ssss-
ua-a 1icizszz--z ami or ~C-0
Quest a-eL0 81 -ro-aTa In u-s
caz--5-z d Z1.s che IN --1z-s
-zl- azSaSslIg- -
Dua--e Eu=S-= parole del mar
creze non pCzslaE-C dire rEa- G.
spress1g-= rr=-r=-a d TC.-1 d
5a=-z11 sul5 cc--5 sT=ra- fat
% ul giro cC-TE-sC Ez.= rE---=-
- i nome. i none del z=--
zE0. lE5r -a-cles=- - chic
lsTa Gze-aEC.
- El1Zg Plsa-5. - r-y--s=
Cueg
Gzz-ar0 g=--5 ur gri5 nor
tale 2 ca11= E=----=5so-
II uarcr=== Fl att=r-5 p rrz--
ca
Chi sci III 6-r--sz PARA
oh PARA. Do rCsz=--z
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1919-01-25

Gaetan0 era riuiastC vestiro
come Per u0Zze-
II ECrEo Faveva s0rpreso alb
bandc1ztO sCpra un SegglOlCls IN
guela s-anza che gil fl 6ss-1n2-
Z ne-la villa tilo 6z- primo mo-
UeutO enc VI pose ll plece-
10 su0 v0lto non era piu rlco-
uCsclblls- CInerso come ulor-o. a.
veVa due puofouiisslus gccliala
G .a Lz11Ea ScU-oTa-e e llvI1e- Con
IA ua10 deSrra che SCgTeEEev4 d
.caqO. e con FalIra pelzC.C1I sui
gIEgccLlD. pareTa cascaEo Es--a
pin prCfCIiz plus-raZlC-s- L &C.
c@So del tClure s-upi6iscs. { Ia
nina riuaEe in guelo state I'i-
uerZia z do aparia c1s La lualc1e
.cosa deli 'ldlCraEEiIe
II ta-cCns della s-a-za era g.
1er-o I'm da Eoruo pr@cs3=nts
gil occ1i di Gae-aIo ST pCEC4rClC
r--zccElral1reure sule cC--lue II
vesrte de- prlnli stunt della lu-
c. IL suC cuCre trzsa-i- L.= sue
mani att=rTarClO ! hrac-l-0L d.
sgE0-Cue su chi s-ava s=1ulo,
e glzrl1 a--0rEo come chi 2 sCE-
ureso Uz--a S-z 65s-raZi0ua
e EiOruo, - QUes-a paro-
a fl r-1r-rora-a piu-ros-C che
u-oteri-a 1zl 1gliuo-c ii NU-zio.
- OEeC60 sCgIC, No--s eSecTa-
tai
Il $40 sguar6o cad6e poscia
sul'abi-0 uuZia-e che aveva ai-
60sso.
- On. "a mia ragiore, Ia mia
rzEiCne- esc.azI5 Il --iszrC toe
caniosi IA tru-ra. - To non mi
ricord0 plu 5i uisr-e, OEE : Il
ECru0 dele ME 1czzs, Og1 : Il
. giuzlo.. ST rCrre-la scs1a
6eI'a-e-,0 fl un s0EOt gui. 81
guesta se1ia. no sogra-o che 10
s-avO per -Cccar IaD.c= del una
IA teEci-a- enc Beatrice era mia
suCsa. che d le--c uuZisle. cCSDar-
50 ii fC-i. 6i pr0fuu-i 2 d veil.
aSr=--avz Beatrice 9 me sU0si
-=Zi--fr-L tz1e1e--i Ga Do G dal
monde g. Quella camera ca IN
-e-ulC 1i luce G d a-Crz In
1-Iuis-r0 6i Do avzTa s-r=r-s .e
uos-rs mani 10 avsT0 uaSsa-C
allora ala CzS-ra d Beatrice Ia
ue-0 An, GuerareLl0 II rILa-
70 IaL padre MO. ru1ato ala ma
Dire II Beatrice III pare che 4
--zrch=Ss mi avssse Uale5=--C
III pare che a mia sCCzz morris
Sc On. "a mia raEiOre. Ia mia
raEC1s5 Do. saliva Ia mia ragi0-
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1919-01-25

NeZZauor-e SCuava ala cate
drale- A quest anuunzi0 6elTora
taFda- diversi gTuppi 81 sper-
persrC1O. g la geute es-ra1ea al
"a fau1iE-5a Sd accou1-uzat0 q Do
co a POGO dzl uarchese EinDCTan-
1ogi ! pil ca.dl aUEuru per i
sua felicia G per g-E-a ceZG
spCsL
u c11-e FrarcC-i suz 1EGa
81 rItIraro-g ueL= .CE1 rls1z---ve
camera
Lzcera-te III -e-z-ea IN &
haciC che s seam g-a-o-1 i due
aucEe urIuz 1i sepaE4s
81 1-aECLsse. Gae-ar0 G B=a-El-
&C rar1r1-1 s0.z rs-a E-a-Zz E--
Zae
GaeEauo eougrea che rso-
Enava .asclaEe aIIl U.--e--I
al s0L-u1lrz al. amor -z-eE-1 e
Iiizs. g d@-Edt=
no soto Iu u-e-es-C-
Beatrice 8 -o-ss czLa CLlCTz
Z corona II rose 2 EltuEza-ssl
neIe bracca de- padre. die $50
20 q turti gi affs-u che le oruri-
uevau0 Il se10- pialze q lacri-
me dirC--s. uascCEde-10 I capC
sui petro del EeuitoEe-
u uarcLess era ta--z1ts
stance "a couuCZiC1i e s-g 81
fatiche. che ION = EE5T5 aeE17z
sui cigEo. ma i $40 pe--o i a.
largaTa soto Z capo della Egliz.
che eZli s-rilgs-a con sc---z -e-
nereZZa. POGO dCD0 Il u-arcLese
alz5 IL caro- di Beatrice "a in
presss un bsci0 suLla frc1-s di
lei
Nezsuna paroIa era stats sam
biata ira .0ro- lie lCE1 mani ST
erau0 T1cOutrare.
4 Gl tFatte. lz Ges-Ez del mar
chese affeETa quasi co-T-ISa. =
destra di Beatrice, g gUar1a AZ
tentaUel-s i r0vaci0 dele d.
IA
Egh non cre5e a pr0pri Ccchi;
gli semCra u10 scherZo del = fan
tasia, IN inEauro 0r-ico. 81 ditto
di Beatrice ha Te5ut0 larel0
Huzials da Jul passa-0, rel III iz.-