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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-04
CIVIL WAR VESSEL
T0DEslLDAsl
-l-------s-----s,---.- ID,
THE Ric.AMoND pAssEs OFT o.
COMMISSIONS ATrEa
LONG cARlEER
BArrLsD on MISSISSIPPI
Famous Vessel wsnssses sslss ~
censsasfsss Batteries ii Fert
Hussoa---Aiss Beer nc.
eelsIng shie.

Norfolk, va~-Tha receiving ship
Richmond, enc OF FaFragut's fleet ap
srastng ON the Mlsaissipei river ber
tween New Orleans and vickshurg
during the evil war, has been taken
Gut of c0mnllAslan Naval officers
said the ysssel probably would be snid
~ junk
The Riehmond, wooden steamer.
was built Ut the navy yard here in
1853, mad was regarded M one Of the
finest warships of her time The snip.
22s feet In Isngth overall, iTsa feet
beam and rissl . m~an draft af N
fact. four inches. had y speed OF pa
knots when ranntH. under steam
aBHsaas ts.,@, *; >7ets!.s.s,s a., L.,
The vessel wag almost destroyed by
Confederate batteries during the pas
saga OF Fort Iindsan. on thu Missss'
sippi At Turning Point when all the
batteries but one had been Eas#ed. n
sixineh stell entered tina boiler room
and emitting steam pipes made pro
grsSa against tbs current Of the river
impossible A. she lay under direct
fire. % tho Confederate guns. the sear
sol was raked from stem 10 stnFn,
many ii her crew being Killed or
wounded and the ship itself betng
badly damaged before she dropped
down the river with the currUnt and
beyond range Of thu hattsfy,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-04
FIGHT FOR GREATER NAVY


washinsissa Hearings On the IA
nual naval appropriation Hill Ser" be
xaa hy the senate naval canm ,i@e
with naval officials prepared 10 r.
new their arguments far Increased 40
nsnpriatsons for naval aviation. o9ara
tiuus and other activities
Rear Admiral Nekean, acting chis
~ operations. the first witness, ,'e,
c.Ared unless an increased prrsCnpel
wwx authorized radical chang Ia the
department, plans for peace 'im2 or
xanisagicn of the feet woGi4 lie mes
essary,
THE department, has planned. 70
sasa. TO keep 70 hsI.lesatgs ~ full
conmssssoa, rs cruisers, iss ats'roY
era. 1870 submarines. \. gurNsaIs. "a
mins sweepe-S. % sub CHASER sn3
iee miscellaneous craft Apg9esi
ma,e,y ias. SOC men wcaid ~ ne'eie,i
TO nan these ships aIssa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-04

Think Allies Shevie Af3 Stricken Fec
pl. 70 Pay Debts Caused
Hy Wa

Paris -- e9easisg In TIE ctaHt,yt ri
tepa lsx on the ha3F@t jacques N'~yN
renewed tBs Proposition thai al put
lays Ter war he aypct,tonea supng ne
allies
"ft ia the dHty ~ he alli~~ said "
stern. TO help Frssee Grsat R'ssin
and It. tinted ssa;ss shoat A. Ter
vs what tA~~ base done 'or sgea caan
rsam a. Greece and Turtey The
tluise4 states has sr@ai oEly he
~lasyal@nt of fea. a'"H sta fs{sa francs
sursnF TIE gar wh;le t@tnre they
sase IN ,hsy delivered supplies os
var material 10 The slls. TO sAA
smoqn, of l:ocse ne oso francs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-04
WANTS TO PROTECT
U.S. DYE INDUSTRY
COUNSEL FcR essE MICAH FcSN
oarscN URGES laegAsINa
sYsTEa Nv cch1Rg,ps
NEEDS MORE THAN TARIFF
Gesmaa sassresis Msss uaseaa safplus
Aaaesfassures aarAaa war
lnssss R~xssst@wa
NY La@,

wgsAlREsSR ~-tscfMaa Ayr sNtsscs0
barred tszaa saaSfv amA EaSlaRa ssDsk
10 AiaSfaea xsd gaaaa BOZ dsspeSaj IT
the large s8sYsss eatpas manufactured
daring tAR waF lasena N tsaaats n.
eagEsel ZOE tae CAega,sal fuyaas ,taa,
Incorporated. toaa sAs hease sasa Aaa
nseass oeamiIsep in arSlag liceasiss
ssst1Ia tuf ire prvseyti0a q! the AsssE
tsAE aye la3astFy.
-$seaaesaiak has 10 ~ aaae 10 SAWS
the aye Industry asa tariff aloas
woat do a. he declared.
M Choa;e Maid that aa,iaampins
laws saala net sastice aecaaas Il
wax 80 easy TOR tho 0efnsns 10 roa
zeal sAett dys sslaseea,s " lAal II
would be practically impossible TO as
tcet an ~ tasin
Mr. thsa,s reaA ~ tee spsArasRe~ .
reRass ga lAe epslaca tor ins n@smAa
dye interests IN AmeFfca wri,tsa sss
weeks s~te~ The ljnitaA States Dc
slar~d wat on GsrnsAs e@ lg hugo
Sehwai;Aef. active mead ~ tho AsaSe
lean eraaeh Of Ftea; German heaSs
He WAS a erest secfe' service utn
nioye. .eartng the number aas,isa.Gsf
given him hy the imperial var malta
aser" said Mr. rAaa,e ''iis sAtas
here. became cItiaen MaAes orders
from hts Kusetnm sn,. kaa led the
espionage sna p-csasandlst neye
ments til his death IA November,
,slT"
in the report, which wak forward
ed ID Count van sisrns,orff ir
schweNaef declared that Tho German
dye industry would hate nc alfflcnl.
~ tn hetdinr the American mAFksi IN
the far~ al thr ~ r~s cent sd sAlareW
aais, but that tha sprtif,r dati~s isn
possd under thr ia~ would be more
troublesome Ne added the Germans
mast zeil mere than "a per Ceni If
the derivatives and dscs in the Amer
tesn MARKET Va" Tho psesiden, 'couii
abolish the specific du,,cs. ~ the las
provided would ha aenc II 60 b.r cent
of The h0ne consumption was not
rsetaeed in America
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-04
GONZALES IS SENT TO PERU
pres,den, Wilson Makes Three
Changes IN Diplomatic

WasbiNgtea Wtllinm " Gonzales
Ut Columbia, \ c.. now minister TO
Cuba. was nominated BY President
Wilson to b. ambassador to Peru,
noas W Long ot New Mexico, former
chief ~ the Latin American division
nj tho stats dopartemnt was mont
nated 10 ho minister 80 t.aha, and Rem
ton { Mcmillan. ~ Tennessee 10 re
minister to GUateNala
Tho appointment 81 MIR GonfAles a
ambassador 80 lFyu "a Ia accord WITH
the agreement hstweea that country
and the United states g. raise the
rank % tAeir diplomatic representa-
tives. Mr. Gonzales viii sRcteea Mr.
A., MILAN. whe IN row minister 70
Fcyu
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-04
SHIPS RESCUE BRAZiLIANS
Army Transport piebs Up President
eject ~ Republic After
Vessel Disabled

Washington President elect rwa
soa ~ BrsS!l. and bis parry. who we're
eGroute 10 The initsd ais from ror
tasAl on tbs French cruiser ieaAns
dArc. wFts Transferred co The Amer.
I at army transport lmp@r@tor 200
miles AZ sca, after fhr cruisers an.
sinz& aa4 hner dtsa hs.A ..ga.,.e. .>...-
Tn" Jeanne Arr hecame disahl~i
AouB after she bad paasrd the lrnpsre
tor from Bres' ter Ne@ YORK wItb
American TROOPS and a wireless tneaa
tREs recalled ihs big 'rAHspoft Later
tie transport Mongolia haand ffom
%"s S2rk far Ftahne arrived and
ioos the cruiser IN toe taf 'he AHafes.
where repairs riit i've made
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-04
GEER|||M I|!A!AA Admiral
!. ORDERED SINKING
ONE SATrlEsHlp o. GREAT
FLEET AFLoAT-TARgg
CRUISERS eEAcAEc.
RAN UP THE rsuT0N FLAG
Inferred Fleet AZ Sesps Fie~ ssut
tlsa ara suak in I'D Feet NY
s44~=s 70 ~Maiasaaa
TTSaitianx-F

London --A All The Gern&aa shles at
ScAga k'lQ~ bAts aeea sagk wlIN the
pkessioa Of ice oat;lesA.p haaea
Tae statement. walGh sas sesasa ey
,h* aamTaA0 sATs
AeeorG.ag 10 reports, AL Germaa
aat.leshlps aE4 battle cruisers acre
saAA. excve, the ba&ea. Nhasa Is sissi
asssat fire Ng&t cruisers ~err sank
aaa tAe oghef three has esfa heacAsSi
ktsAseea aea'royvrs also acre
Saac he'd by local tugs Foag destroy
ers arn sim AflaAL Tav ryal " the
1.sgfuyers we're saak5 The German
rcas adaalrsl md mosl q tAe cfr@s
are ia eastody AWARD eur shlas >e.iss
boats trcn lhe ships refused 10 halt
whea ordered and acre fired apea
sn5a! numbers u Ucf.ll&ga wrre
Killed ana wuaEaed
In accordance ~Nh 'As tera's ot
the krnlstige. the tieraAs ships wcre
informed wlsA skeleton crews ss care,
takers aud wltAoa. British guards
ahcsFd
Farmers llssag nearby stale TIE
German flag was taisted - tAe crews
proceeded TO sAas their vessels,
The German fleet VAS sratsied by
the crews epeuing tae sea eocks The
GermADa swan ashore
The Gcrmaa flee, was surrendered
ID the combined aEFa ree, or the
Firth Of rcrh the morning 81 Nov
al, 1918 The Incident bad no pre-
cedence ia naval history since more
than zoe 600 tons Of enemy war craft
In flrstci conditian. hois'Ni the
white ftas without 'irtnS a shot The
German shlps we're at once taken to
srara Flew isaAt.sk~a hariAas 10
the orkney lsiartn. about see miles
north az EdlHeurr4 which has often
formet the principal base ~ The
granS fleet daring the war There the
enemy ships were eismAntled sntsl
.seasIr To render tsasa pa&nsi@ss' A
p05t5Sn u1 SAtH NftNs ~ ~ H"aN'"N"s'
vas maintained aboard TO prevent iss
vessels from falling into disFepair
The peace tcuterenee has NOT ret
determined upon final disposition ~
the German fleet. although 8 majority
OF allied naval officials favored TOE
tug tha vessels oat IN sea ard .Eus
ting them. after renewing brass. cop
per and other valuable metals
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-04

Wrought nj saSoragrsis ga1oua against
rr~sleer, fsearf@ l. aerrY and ether
ayfgnr.s ef The International pyinfinf
Fres.n@r ar4 Assistants t9nlnn ~
nnneStBca wtth exsE2sstare ot thr
sgaEszs ,suv'f fhnds vii to heard In
irre United States fasfrt6s iHare ES-
wsrt 7 san.cgf ~ talr IL
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-04
SENATE Is FOR IRRIGATION
Public Lard cee4mlstce Ausncrsses
Use OF water Wherever
FEASIBLE,

Washington IL favorable report
saa ordered NJ tAe senate paaste
laa3s e0Dmlttee oa q bill by Ssaator
Myers, og Montana. authorizing tae
sssg a&ats M -a44 bs.s4F Ia sseEmg sss
II sAteF u Irrigation projects fur .a
daagrtsl az other varpcSes II water
supply IN saitseleut
Chairman saseel aud senators Fail
~ New Mexico aaa Norris ~ Nthras
Ia. and MYERS Of Montana. ware
chosen BY tho senate ruhlic lanas
COMMITTEES from the senate commerce
committee In considering wafer pow.
eY legislation
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-04
Thirss Officer Shot

MenpAis The third officer II TIE
law e. ae ShoS within a month was
peputy Sheriff ISmnas Reynolds, who
wss probably mortally woaadsd In a
ristel battle with tso negroes on
whegl ha attempted 90 serve a writ
Rcynolds Killed one negro and wound
ed another after css pistol had been
takaa fr,m Alna la hand TO hand
AtfnKsle
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-04
PLANES SELL cAEAp.
Mary sia~ts Sell FOR Twelve Per
Cert 81 Cost

WAsA,@G'7@ Tho sor tgnmtn' sss
received 7"iE - par rae; 81 &ae orig
{usl cost p st age Gales according
TO an official Report F,jeven handr@d
standard planes ~rfe sold Tor $500
escs Abou, fog- per ceat ot the initial
cost ISIS INA planes brought ssao
each. or elga' per cent. ard ts9S Car,
tiss motors wefe sold for stDh eseh.
VI Tius'eer per cent Ths CUrtss
as~cpjsae sEi NotaI COMPANY pur.
chased me entire lot
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-04

Tsxhsngtcsn A psrys8sAd amend
neat TO TIE psn4snr p7okihatian 80.
sarrsFrasni Mi ririae the prasi6srs
sEfhSrfts To rtpssi tsA wartime pro
siAStsos sc4. i.sesar ~ n sffeess ,ss
sais ~ light wl7%s Art s-sr, xas Do
'sAfss fsT ibs sczss isaiesafy eoa-
xssssr ...sa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-04

Iaszeax er'a~ ksu EisEea rsn-n-
Ns-s az ere W "a pe+y rps~sssy.
tre.u ise '@tsras sS~r Tertiary hers s2.
en- shs c1- estts,a e. a see:e-aa q =
ypsr EEt 5Ay
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-04

e pxsa Texas -~Tsiia has gfr2a
tnssryrtAcgs 10 SIS r5sa to siSaek ssa.s
a the ana .ederal rsrrasess ocsapys
lrr towns a.. ssttas-assss sh9rx ne
MsaseAa sb2e NJ tA4 harder. sScSsaang
- ln.crrnss5e1 5.sstrsd here 'fUn ths
49, 10 Ne1ieg.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-04

>eu Ncrs Fui4 sGtce5s IN ali 80
n 5ectiyes has e-rswei hoy Sea;
~e~ss according - s's'sysa's ;ssae3
here ny UGA T y NeAa>f Aasrrnan
u tae zse. ga CITIZENS cr.asr tee
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-04

Ci-cirsati, Q r. rough tha cooi.
,sss NJ the eng lnseg ard tAe ase n
An.Ksn By tfase7s&n four ttais
roSs@rs we-" 'e3@d 'n TIRE ci.r Nmtts
~ E4rss wAaa 'AeY attarupcs4 10 bold
IT a ps~s segEf- frEin
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-04

Er-T,s pr As:osse ssrcAes -
2gtSaneats. C1naa delegate &c fAe
ssar~ errts-ssee acresss "a ased by his
~.fa sni soa. has arrived ss-s Ia pre-
SEPT q he IasTe-Sisy OF Hsrga q GU
san flag 1n; 81 ;as professors s1s
sixasn,s =! ,As e3sy oS Havana
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-04
Selects Ac.ira Secretary.

Washington S~aas /. Folk, II New
York counsellor ~ the s'sts Depart
meat. ami rev acting secretary OF
state, MAS nominated nv President
Ni,s1a 30 be under secretary az state,
ees ctyfev created nader the 1890
tcgisajise executive and iadicssl aR
rropviatioa aal passed by ;ac las, con.
krsss
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-04

HasNIastaG. An Increase In -"
navys enlisted personnel fc@ fs-~
from l,l.eQta 1ea. ne aara aer l0svls
Cd ~ 'hp hcase In passing tse para
apnroprtailcns measure IN III SEQ
voted By the senate naval eoIn5ss"s
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-04

jaar~E ~slr American Red Cross
1urse~ caring fer CsrrsnzA and vills
~GHpdet Ia The Nhite Cross ho~ai,si
sgre Teye adv sd To rr,grn to ias
Americas s'4s tv Navar Romero.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-04

PARIS - F3~e brake out IA tss sir
s-or4e s. - t'gr. 2estraries II hang
,-S saa 20. Arplancs Al enormous
.rs,an. ~ osAsr t,amsse resulted TIE
less Is estimates. at a9aA sSeas francs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-04

Paris -.On Tire initiative ~ the E5y
srnnNus there will he Eao1sssr er-s+ss-
ssratiars In Fx-ss iHly tn ASs.aT oi
he anniversary al he s-Gsr~11 esss-s
70 the United S;a;eS Gen. ~esn J
re-sAirs Will - reeesvsd ~ the ElE
sfcnrassy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-04
Ask, for ss.4s see-utta

wssasngsna. Announcement was
made that Secr~ssFy Rsses kaA ae
shorlasd me recruiting u Il Asa aea
for service on tAe Nsxitsn ace1es.
Taey viii replace rnen ealisss5 ta- the
var emerseaey ani now esAsiale for
discharge
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-04

vssAsnS5an Roh~gt L Fnr9s. ~
NsssnErt. was r9rHirstss by President
uls@gr 70 he saenAef o. The xiasss.
.sry. river courission.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-04

London Tire American steame,
Fxyaan. iruta RaN2g,3rv,. has aeea
sunk ~ i r1're eSn,osiaa, \ dlSTassa
10 lleSds fTom t;csaeaegrg ~pcrtS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-04
Ra~n kil1s Jds'se

Ssr Salvador Az ,sfeenst machine
srnt "a tyr Nasesi Taeka Gssltsan CAV.
n Judge os Saris Ara Ia Western Sal
vader. eap~eG TIE death Vt he !atSe
aud serious taiary 20 servant
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-10-25
NEGOZI DERUBATI DA
PICCOLI LADRI

Durante ! giorni della setrImana
corrente, sono stati perpetratl
nella nostra citta parecchi furti,
a danno del negozio Runzo, in
SoJth Seventh Street, Brown s
Boot Store, Fashion Store, Dins-
more Bros, teatro Strand.
Mel negozio Runzo, una grande
quantita di dolci, confetti, sigari
confetti sono stati rubati, pi1
pochissimi dollari che il proprie-
tario dimentic6 nella cash register.
Negli aItri negozi vennero aspOr-
tati oggetti di pochissimo valore.
clio che ia credere che responsa-
bill sOno da ricercarsi non fra i
ladri di professione, ma bensi fra
piccOli e precoci dilettanti. La pO-
Liza { sulIe traccie.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-10-25
NOVELLI SPOSI

Lmedi scorso 81 unirono in ma
trimonio la signorina Maria Aba
te. di Lucerne Mines, ed il signor
Frank Valenti di Indiana. La
funzione religiosa ebbe luoge mel
la Chiesa lacola Cattolica di ST.
Bernardo, offeiante il ReY. Padre
Mcneil.
L'amico Frank e tiglio del CO.
nosciutissimo negoziante Alfonso
VaIenti, che gestisce in Philadel-
phia Street un avviatissimo nego-
zio di prodotti italiani.
ALA nuova coppia d'Imene au-
gUri senza fine ed una lunga luna
Iii miele.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-10-25
LA SITUAzIONE. TRAMVIARIA
MIGLTORA GIORNALMENTE

II scrvizio tramyiari0 non an
cora riprende il suo corso norma
Ie, per ragioni doVute rimarche-
vol riparaziom che sono in via di
completamento nell 'offcina elet-
trica. IL servizio che da Indiana
conduce a Clymer e Creekside non
& al complete: per6 parechi carri
fanno attualmente servizio con un
orario fuori schedules. "
II nuovo soprintendente della
Compagnia, I. c. Finn, della con-
tea di Lucerne, ha ultimamente
alternate che quando lavori di
riparazione verrannO cOmpletati,
avra a sua disposizione un bastan-
te numero di uomini, capaci ad O.
perare carri.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-10-25
CIO' CHE DICE UN sOLDATO

Blaine Webb. resi- !ente al II. 81
Buena Vista Avenue, YOnkers,--il
quale and6 in Franc;a con l'Ospe-
dale II. quale private, il q agosto
1917, ed E ritornato il 10 giugno
di quest ammo, in qualita di ser
gente, e fero del tempo da lui pas
sato sotto lie armi, ed ha fattO Ia
seguente dichiarazione:
LA vita militare mi ha dato la
piena fducia in me stesso. Mi ha
insegnato a controllare, gil uomini
no appreso 'autodisciplina. 10 So
no-fsicamente, nentalmente mo-
ralmente migiorato da quando la
sciai la vita civile. "
II colonnello Arthur Woods, as
sistente del Segretario della Guer-
ra, che ha l'incarico di dirigere il
collocamento al lavoro degi ex-
militari, afferma che pi1 di TN mi
liOne di soldati sono della stessa
opinione del Webb, ed apertamen-
te 10 prOclamano
Questa specie di uomini devono
occupare i post vacant negli uf-
fici, nellie lfabbriche, in tutti i luo-
CHI dove l'attivita di questo gran
de Paese 81 afferma.
ST scriva al colonnello Woods,
assistente Segretario della Guerra.
War DEPARTMENT., Washington,
d. C.
Questa fotografa mostra un
gruppo di piccoli profughi nell'o-
IA del paste loro dalla Croce Ros-
sa Americana in una dele tante
sue stazioni di aSsistenza.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-10-25

turato AMIGO, 10 ii porgo l'estre-
mo salute. nome pure dell 'unio-
ne degli amici di IseIin in omag-
gio ALA vita tua proba e buona.
Addio ancora, anima buona e
Sincera. che del lavoro ne facesti
un culto della patria una reHgio-
ne. Salve, anima balda pura,
cavaHere errante del lavoro: Ia
tua memoria resterd perenne in
nanzi a moi, come esempio Z spro-
ne a bene operare come ammae-
stramento guida nell 'attesa ia
ticOsa onesta del Iavoro.
Al padre, ALA madre tua, che
in Iontana terra, a moi ben cara,
sognarono il tue ritOrno, che "a
maramente piangerannO la tua di-
partita; al fratelli, ale tue buone
sorelle, al parent tutti ed al CO.
gnati vada il nostro reverente
sense di cordoglio ed il conforto
della Fede.
Addio, o Ferruccio, riposa in
pace!
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-10-25
BTeLTETTT DA $40 FALsT

lie autoritd federaH hanno dato
I'allarme per un numero conside-
reyoIe di biglietti da dieci dollari
faIsi messi in circOlazi0ne.
Parecchi di questi sono stati Sc
questrati nellie diverse banche del
la citta, depositati da CLIENT che
Ii hanno ricevuti in buona fede
fno al momento, la polizia non ha
potuto scoprire / falsifcatori,
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-10-25
LA CELEBRATIONS DEL.
"HALLOWE EN-"

La nostra citta anche quest AN
no, come di consueto celebrera la
ricorrenza dell 'HalloWe 'en con u
ma imponente parata mascherata e
con altri pubblici divertimenti la
sera del prossimo Venerdi Il Of
tobre. Feryono grandi preparati-
vi da parte di uno scelto comitato.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-10-25
ATTRAVERSO la CONTEd { DINTORNI

terra, per suoi vecchi genitori;
m 'incombe il dovere di dire poche
parole innanzi a questa Iacrimata
bara.
10 sento, 0 AMIGO Ferruccio, que
sto dovere di dammentare lie tue
virt1, davanti "a questa eletta
schiera di amici fratelli, che ge-
menti hanno vOluto accompagnar-
ii all 'estrema dimora. Accettalo
perci0 come l'ultimo tribute di
affettO.
Ferruccio Girardi-O amici-
Hacque p ami or sOno a CONGO
/ (Italia) da famiglia di modesti
bravi IavoratOri. La sua anima
sempre irrequieta, la fbra robusta
di montanaro, l'ambiziOne di po-
tersi creare una discreta posiziOne
economical, 10 spinsero a cercarsi
nuOve vie, nuovi lidi, ed emigr0
in questi Stati con l'anima piena
di dolci speranze.
Ed 10 ricordo in lui il forte in
defessO lavoratore non solo. ma il
cittadino esemplare, prObo e buo-
no. Ad attestare la nobilta del
cuore rammentiamO che primo fra
/ primi contribui lutte lie sOtto
scriziOni, sia per scopi di benef-
cenza che per scopi santi di carita
Chiamato fra primi allie armi,
rispOse all 'appello con zelo ed a
more, rimanendo per due lunghi
ami sui suOlO insanguinatO di
Francia, cOmpiendo valOrOsamente
! i proprio dovere, ola umile ma fe-
dele soldato di questa grande re
pubbIica, dando prova di eroismO
nei campi della lotta per la giusti-
zia e pei diritto del popoi op-
/ pressi.
/ Congedato quattro mesi or s0no,
pieno di vita di speranze, aveva
ripreso il suo pOsto di cittadino e
di lavoratore. Ma Iavversa for
tuna le fu matrigna, spegnendolo
come quercia abbattuta dial fulmi-
ne, e precisamente mel momento in
cui la famiglia e la societa aspect
tavano il contribute del suO Ope-
ratio.
Italiano di cuore, amava la sua
terra malta e accarezzaNa mel So
gno le sue valli suOi mOnti lon
tani, riandando spesso al pensierO
della trascorsa spensierata giO-
vinezZa, con la speranza sicura dj
far ritornO al pi1 presto nella pa
ce del suOi mOnti, mel grembo del
la sua famiglia. Ma il destinO lie
fu avverso, ed ha dovutO soccOm-
bere per un nero accidente mine
rario.
Chi potra-o Ferruccio-crede-
re allO Schianto della mobile e fie-
ra anima tua2 Chi potra mai Gre
! dere ch 'essa, candida come la ne
We, 81 e trasformata nella gelida e
rigida immobilita della morte?
Pep0 ii sia di confOrto lass1 que.
sta attestazione di affetto che tan
ii tuoi amici e fratelli hanno volu.
to tributarti, seguendoti con la
CRIME iori all ultima dimora. Sia
pure di cOnfortO questa attestaziO
he al lontani straziati tuoi geni
tori, quella santa donna di tus
madre, che Oggi PIAZZA dal dolOrt
per te oggi prega piange.
Addio pertanto pOvero sven
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LIE colonne del Patricia So
no a disposizione del nostri
abbonati lettori, special
mente degli operai per la
cui difesa esso e sorto. CT
sara grato Sc vorrauno te
nerci informant di tutto
quanto ira essi avviene. In
feste, in dolori. in Iotte ci
troveranno prOnti ad as
sisterli, a glidarli, d consi-
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-10-25
Iselin, Pa.
PER LA MORTE DI GIRARDI
FERRUCCIO

ON. B.)-A richiesta di motif
amici di questo ridente campo mi
nerario, mi permetto signor Di-
rettore mviarle copia dell 'elogio
funebre, che il simpatico AMIGO A,
Michelazzi Iesse la settimana scor-
sa, quale tribute d 'affettO verso
il povero Girardi Ferruccio, che
sventuratamente trov6 la morte in
una miniera locale, sabato II Of
tObre ultimO.
# x
Amici,
A meiche dell 'amico, la cui di-
partita mi ha schianto l'anima; a
me che del caro- estinto cOnobbi
I'intelletto e il cuore, l'operosita
Iamore sconfnato per la sua
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-06-13

been sitting stolldly In n corner beside
the fireplace, raised his head after the
manner Of a mountain lion that is
wakened from his sleep. Colby John
made his reply.
IL cannot believe that you mean
what you have said. The wishes Of
Uncle John must and shall be carried
out. As for Miss Ethel. wen let her
choose between us If she wishes either
one" Hawk Morgan closed his fists.
"All right. IL you want to quarrel
over 1t you will have plenty of chance
! wanted to get along quietly with you.
but II that don't suit you we will make
1t war to the knife"
go as far as you like" returned
John icily.
Ralnface, though he had said moth
Ing. had not been idle. From the long
braid of coarse hair which fell down
his breast he loosened a number of
hairs. knotted them together into an