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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-29
HOLD PHYSICIAN AS
SLAYER OF YOUNG GIRL

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Dec. 29--Dr. Chris
TOPPER G. Schott, AZ. Louisville physi-
clan, was in Jail today awaiting COM
pletion of arrangements on his motion
for bail on the charge of murder, and
Laurene Gardner a girl of 10, on whose
testimony he relies to bear out his
declaration that he is innocent, was in
the detention home on a charge Of de-
linquency,
These developments have come to the
front since Dec. "a. when Elizabeth
Ford Griffith. DIR Scott's 17-year old
assistant. was found dead on the floor
Of the physicians office, with a bullet
through her heart and his automatic
pistol by her side.
Examination by the coroner estab-
ished that Miss Griffith had been killed
between ! and o'clock in the after
neon. Questioned by the police, DR.,
Scott declared he had been delivering
Christmas presents to a number of his
patrons between those hours. The lit
tie Gardner girl stoutly maintained to
the authorities that she was in his COM
any. The next move or the police,
however. was to cause her arrest Oh
the charge of delinquency.
Or Scott asserts the belief that Miss
Griffith committed suicide. while the
coroner points TO the absence Of pow
der stains on her clothing as evidence
that 1t would have been extremely diff
ficult for her to have shot herself.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-29
Lee Lumber Co.
Suffers Loss Of
Its SdICniH

Three million feet Of humber, stacked
in the ward ~ the lee Lumber COM
, amy. l-gmas avenue and kaNHyy stteet
aud tho compguy's warehouse SIsd Of
flee building. we're saved from flames
SUNDAY afterUec@ ~ tbe valiant wesh
uf ii-eFurn. when fire completely
wrecked tine caWVa0ys sAWmiH with
q loss aggregating S5N, oao Defective
wiring is believed 20 have caused the
blaze
The mill building was demolished,
only the brick chtmneys being lief,
standing. Machinery in the mH Is a
total loss. as Wen as about sarot worth
of lumber which was inside the min
An engineer on passing train first
rped tho fire He spread the alarm by
blowing his whistle When the depart
mcnt. after long run, arrived the
min building was doomed. Flames Wery
bursting through the center top Of the
building,
Firemcn poured great quantities Of
water on the stacked lumber and over
he roof of the office and warehouse,
Il feet away Thanks TO these efforts
slight damage other than TO the mN
vas inflicted The loss was fully Gov
ared by insurance. The mill VIII ht
rebuilt Immediately,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-29
HALF-SISTER OF new
WILL Be WITNESS

Los ANGELES. Cal, Dec 29--Among
the witnesses to be called today at the
trial OF Harry New, who is accused Of
the murder OF his fiancee Freda Lesser
is Miss Edna Clancy half-sister of the
accused according to counsel for the
defense. who predicted her testimony
would place "the unfortunate death Of
Miss Lesser in an entirely different
light"
Defense counsel also indicated an at
tempt would be made 70 prove New had
perfected plans for his marriage 10
Miss Lesser few hours before her
death, The attorneys said this testi-
nony would be offered to refute the
claim of the prosecution, that New de-
ci6ed several weeks before the death
Of Miss Lesser last July that he would
not marry her and had deliberately
planned her death,
The ATTORNEYS also announced the in
tention of calling alienists to TESTIFY as
TO News mental condition, They ex-
pected 10 complete their case by We'd
nesday afternoon. II was said the state
nlannsd 10 introduce much rcbuttal tes-
timony and that the case would not
reach the Jury for several weeks.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-29
LAUREL IS COMPLETING
FINE BAPTIST CHURCH

YAHhD CRY. Miss bee. 20. --
HahrofE = NfArthus contractors 81
Meridian NIas ang are just completing
10 Harg6auf Hew Baptist church IN
i#aFH Naa hRva heeu awarded the
@aafrsf ne nav tueatfr building ~
ttat f'Y ENteh is - r0st approximately
To- r Hgft BE- - b. begun NJ coon
as a3'frsHt material cau ba gotten on
the grounds ahd fgfus opening IN ex,
gfefef rIfhis HEf months itathbGrnt
i'~EIr If 1FE ORLEANS. IL The Archi-
iset TIE hHhirg il 70 BE- modern IN
.eeyf f.sgfxt
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-29
CHICKEN THIEVES
HAVE FINE LUCK

t.Hi7taa thieves ran rampant Satur-
day and Sunday nights Whether in
Hticlpau0n pf egg ntg for New Years
day. or whether they could no longer
restrain Wholesale outbreak Of hen
tnirvery the rooHi raiders turned out ia
greBfEsf forfH for week end raid
Thirty -f'rfrns and one duck fell vic
HUs u the thieves Mrs = Sauter,
1E2 feath street wpH the heaviest loser
lie reported that u chickens. 20 ~
them heHs. and vne duck Lad been Htol
ei5 sunday night pr " g Howard
lfaa Agnes place was tho other loser,
eta eiEtt eHFyona missing
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-29
DEPOSITORS' NOTICE
Manhattan Savings Bank al
Trust Company.

Interest at the rate of 5 pei
cent per annum has been de.
clared by the board of trustees
on all accounts entitled thereto
payable on or after Jan. 1, 1920
All interest not drawn will b,
credited to the depositors' ac
counts. All deposits made priol
to the 9Th of each month will
bear interest from the 1st.
FRANK IT. COCHRAN, N
Cashier.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-29
TENNESSEE MAY COME
IN ON OIL MANS FUND

KNOXVILLE Tenn. Dec % tBplJ -.
Whether the University ot Tennessee
will apply for assistance from fhe
Rockefeller donation or 800 aao Gt4 ~
the colleges throughout tho ,ouufys.
has not been decided. according 10 pr
II, A. Morgan, president ufleafa ~
the general education board art under.
stood to be about to start ON % trB
south. when they will inspect rriIages
and universities which base applied fgr
assistance, A meeting ~ the uHlseru,y
trustees waH held Friday. but trueters
would not discuss what waH done
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-29
OKLAHOMA BOY NOT
MISSING DANSEY TOT

9E.iNA fisJa Jse ~ The BOY be.
assAa ~ fhtsf ~ Po3itA Robert Anton
~ '1.IfaF f Bkia ~ have been
Ha@g ff#g' yaHafY ~ ilammDn /.
taH & IL m sHk iyaufaB bqy, Ar-
satarE h y KtAiFUfut Nv s'hief AuiDn
90 rH3sf ~ i'allea Charlse Aiien Of
TIE NtSl4Eana ttga mSibst. The Au,
faff *s s4Y tyfR At HWsipW IN Il
fsAfafftHE kty7va afNa t3aft with them she
csffsTsA h. tsa rsgsF i@sH Eaat How
s"sf 'fsy ahtslafd his phgiaKfaph and
seff % e. &fa iyseAeg. ~ liammoa
IL
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-29
H0TTUM BAKERY TO
HAVE BIG OUTPUT

The latest addition to Memphis rap
IDLY expanding list OF new industries
is the Hottum Baking company. headed
by c. H. Doc" Hottum, president of
the $50 900 corporation owning the
bakery. The concern viii operate at
Georgia avenue and Mississippi boule-
ward, In quarters formerly occupied by
the Southern Baking company. The out
put viii be 5000 loaves OF bread daily
at the start, with a later increase
to $4,000 Pastry and cakes viii also
he made and sold wholesale and re-
"a
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-29
OLD BELL TO TELL
TIME ONCE MORE

JACKSON, Tenn, Dec. %, tSpl)--
The old bell upon which the courthouse
clock struck before the installation OF
Inc memorial chimes may be again
heard as the timepiece proclaims the
hour during the coming year il was
stated yesterday by Squire J, r, Tay-
lpr. who has the clock In charge.
The memorial chimes were very un~
satisfactory and have been taken from
the clock tower and shipped back TO
the Musical Bells Co. In Chicago, the
action viii be taken relative to the
equipment OF the clock at the next
term OF county court which copVenes
the frs, Monday in January and mo-
ton may be carried to rcinstate the
Sid bell states Squire Taylor
The clock Ia now giving more salts,
tSetlon, registering the time with fair
degree OF accuracy. and the dials are
still illuminated at night
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-29
PIE COMPANY WILL
HAVE new BUILDING

A $4,000 building win be erected By
the Connecticut Pie company, at 100
South Fourth street 7. l.. Phntz, owner
Of the bakery. has just let the con-
tract to Sims a Nichols for the build
ing Ground viii be broken this week
New equipment costing about $40. 001
viii be installed when the building is
completed
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-29
Reduce Weight

II you wish to reduce steadily. vet 4
candy, ice cream, etc, get small b
of oil of korein at the druggists. I'd
low the directions. Absolutely sal
guaranteed method OF becoming TIL
No self starving; you become slend
gracefully, vivacious, mentally al
physically alert-glad you're alive! ID
duction guaranteed 10 to 60 pounds
no cost to youl Icd
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-29
UNCLE SAM STRONG.

JACKSON, Tenn. Dec 90 (Sp') -
A communication from Rex l.. Roach,
Jackson boy. who is serving with the
quartcrmasier corps OF the u, S army
on the Mexican border. received by his
parents. Mr. and Mrs w, II. Roach,
states that Uncle Sam has sufficient
forces assembled and thoroughly equip
ped al that place preparatory for an in-
vaSlon should such action be necessary.
Mr.. Roach states that he is enjoying
army life and has many experiences IN
It's land Of cactus, He enlisted In the
army six months ago.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-29
STOOL PIGEON SLAIN

CLEVELAND. q. ber ~ Isstas
Masseeissa, % years Old, police X
former, who had helped detrcIsas Iu
two recent murder cases. pas ali.f h..
death while attending party ~ me-
home OF Biasca Nttixzn Euudat
The police learned of TIE ngfdss
when, according 10 Lieut. FFod HeLlsgft
Stri&Ea rushed into the station Hnd
shouted he Killed man HfrsM uaa
held charged with murdff
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-29
BILL" CRESSY WILL
ENTERTAIN R0TARlANS

"Bn" Cnessy will be the official en-
tsrtainer at the weekly luncheon Of
the Rotary club Tuesday at 1890 pm.
The Rotarians win also hold Greasy"
night at the 0rpheum Tuesday night
Greasy is putting on a stunt at John
Bertram's playhouse during the New
Years week.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-29
BOY DIES FROM HURT
FROM BICYCLE

ENoXyuJ,E. Tenn. Dec. %. (Spl)--
NnIl,er I Scates. Jr.. aged years, son
of MI Mr. and Mrs. Walker ], scates, died
AZ Inc family horne here as q result Of
innries Sustained from being struck by
= hicycle oct. 81. The bicycle was
r,adeti by a negro boy. the child has
had two operations since the accident
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-29
WILL DEMAND KAISER
WITH PEACE EFFECTIVE

PARIS Dec 20 --Extradition Of form
or Emperor William NJ Germany viii
ne demanded from Holland as soon
az the treaty ~ peace becomes cffec-
tive. according to decision reached
by the British and French govern .
uents. gays the Echo de- Paris.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-29
Stomach i'll,

permanently disappear after drink
the celebrated Shivar Mineral Wat
Positively guaranteed by money hs
offer. Tastes fine; costs trifle. |
livered anywhere by our Memp
agents. Oliver-Finnie Co. Phone the
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-29
ARABS AND PoILUs CLASH

PARIS. Dec. % (Havas4 ARABIAN
volunteers and French detachments
have FLASHED at Baalbek. Syria, ac-
cording 10 dispatch from Cairo, Losses
suffered by both sides are said TO have
heen severe.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-29
TERAL AT PINE BLUFF

PINE BLUFF. Arm Dee ~. fapfi -
Secretary q State Torn J TefsI s.s4t
Chrig,mas here with hlA fAulte AZ
are visiting Mrs Tsrais ngthsT Va
n. T. Terrell Mr.. Teral viii b. oHa q,
nor,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-29
FISH DEALERS STRIKE.

uAKCh,ID$A, spain, Nee. le.v-.Efsh..
r,onssrs have Joined the butchers
strike and this city is without meat q
fi41k
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-29
Commissioners Letter.

TO understand the position Of the fed
cral trade commission today. the fol-
lowing excerpt from its letter to prcsi-
dent Wilson sent TO the White House
Immediately after the terms Of the
compromise with the packers became
known, ought to be read
The commission found that, with re-
shaet TO the meat packing industry.
there existed munopolies, controls and
trusts, combinations, conspiracies, and
restraints OF trade out OF harmony with
the law and public interest"
The commission so reported TO the
president and 90 the congress and
placed its mass Of facts as rapidly as
they could be digestcd In the hands Of
the department Of justice for such aC-
tlon as II might deem wise The com
mission has responded to the call OF
committees OF congress which were
considering proposed remedial legisla
tlon and TO the call Of the department
81 Justice in the further study Of the
facts transmitted
Tie commission found that starting
with practical control of the meal
packing industry, the present state oi
affairs made possible unfair invasons
into other industries to All extent thai
an ultimate control Of the food suppl,
Of the nation in few hands was pos.
sihle and probable. To this situation 4
has directed the attention OF congress
We should say 70 you that In thl.
examination the commission hai
brought out certain facts having to d,
with the laws, the administration o
which II is particularly charged In
number of these matters formal pro
oeedings have already been Instituted
In others, federal proceedings are II
process OF formulation These thing
the commission viii carry forward Ii
due course and in the orderly prosecu
ton OF It's work
In the foregoing paragraphs IL re-
Nealed the intention 70 go forward wit
81 cases entirely different from thos
compromised by the department of jus
tice. Victor Murdoch, Bun Moos
leader in Kansas IN 19i2: Hustu
Thompson of Colorado, former assist
ant attorney general, and William (
Golfer, for 10 years publisher OF III
Glover Leaf newspapers the st, Pal
News, the Minneapolis News and III
Omaha Daily News constitute Oh
three members Of the federal trad
commission at present The two 9th,
vacancies have not vet been file
though Col. Gasldll Of New Jersey.
Republican, has been nominated (,
one Of them
Copyright 1919, by David Lawrence
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-29
Did You Get Your Share OF -
These Fine Silks Todaye

hundreds wise crowded Silk from early until clos
ng tme-yng byng byg Never there silk sale that offered such
% Never offered choice such fine such extraordinary
vngs Miles and desirable silks this lower prices than
he mills are asking today You can't afford overlook such an opportunity CONE
SURE
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-29
Function of Commission.

The federal trade commission fur
nshed to the department OF justice
much Of the evidence which was used
in the suit brought under the sherman
law That Is only one Of It's functions
however Under other laws 1t Is
charged with the duty Of compelling
hg business to desist from unfair trade
practices and its orders are subject to
affirmation or reversal in the United
states court OF appeals,
So, while the packers may reach an
agreement with the department Of Jus
tice rs to their dissertation from related
lines Of business, constituting a mo-
nopoly, that has nothing to do with the
work OF the federal trade commission
under other laws.
The big question which the federal
trade commission Is trying to answer
in behalf Of Independents and smaller
concerns than the packers Us this,
III the S525, 600, 000 of capital which
has hitherto been distributed in more
than 400 different kinds Of business now
must hc concentrated In tho meat busi-
ness and in the butter, egg cheese and
poultry business, what viii $595, 900 ,O00
OF organized capital do To the persons
engaged In the meat butter, egg. cheese
and poultry business
The packers know Just what the
powers Of the federal trade commission
are, but an item in q Chicago news.
paper recently gave the impression that
they expected President Wilson TO cal
ssf"fF the federal trade commission, 4
Is known that the packers have dis
cussed that possibility with the at
torney. general but the latter has M
more Jurisdiction over the federal tradi
commission than the secretary OF tn,
navy or any other member Of the cab
met
II will be noted that tho attorney
general left the question Of butter. eggs
cheese and poultry Ito further oonsid
Grafton which may or may not meul
the entry to another compromise will
the department Of justice or submits
sion to an order from the federal trad
commission.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-29

Not many of them left-not more
than fifty in the lot-and they'll go
quickly tomorrow. These Coats are
of excellent materials, made in the
latest fashion in all sizes for women
and misses. The original price of
$500 was low enough, but look
what we have done for tomorrow
1915 each.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-29

Included in this collection are
some of the seasons most stylish
Coats that sold for $500, some of
them are fur trimmed and some are
plain with clever convertible collars
and belted models.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1919-05-03
PA.
LUCTUOSA

Riportiamo da LA Stella d'Italia"
di Greensburg del 26 aprile u. S.:
(B. G.). - II II corr. msse, amore-
dagli amici, cessava di vivere, dopo
lunga malattia, pazientemente soppor-
tata, il compianto connazionale Anto-
nio Calderone. Flu un vero lutto per la
colonia, giacche Pestinto aveva sapu-
to emergere per lie sue eccellenti qua
lita, da accapararsi lie general sim
pate. Era nato in Termini Imerese, e
fin dal 1899 81 era stabilize in questo
paese esercitando - controllando an
Ii - il commercio della frutta.
Entusiasta di ogni buona iniziativa
ed amante del progresso coloniale, non
solo fu largo di appoggio di consigli
tutti, ma volle seppe essere uno
del piu attivi soci della loggia Vito
rio Emanuele III delpOrdine Figli d'I-
talia, istituzione che egli considerava
ed apprezzava come sentinella avan.
ca.
La sua perdita, quindi, complain
ia da quaint 10 conoscevano G ne am
miravano lie preclari non comuni
virtu.
Gil sopravvivono la moglie dieci
figli, al cui dolore ci associamo, ed al
quail diamo, la nostra parola di con-
forto di solievo.
funerali, in forma imponentissi-
ma, furono celebrate mel pomeriggio
di domenica scorsa.
Moltissimi tributi floreali, largo
l'intervento del parent degli amici.
La loggia Vittoria Emanuele III vi
partecipo in corpo, ed il suo venerabi-
lie, signor Frank Ceraso, pronunzio un
bellissimo elogio funebre che strappo
lie lacrime a motif present..
ALA desolata famiglia Calderone lie
nostre semitic sincere condoglianze.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1919-05-03

aver rapita la minorenne signorina
G-azia Gagliano, con altri coimputa-
ii, nella consumazione del delitto, nell
lie persone di Frank Mascara Angela
Leotta.
II rapimento, lettori di questo
giornale ricorderanno, avvenne il 6
gennaio u. $.
L'accusa era sostenuta dall'avvoca-
to fscale della Contea di Montgome-
ry che parlo brillantemente per circa
un'ora convincendo, oltre al giurati
quattro quinti degli spettatori; la di-
fesa era rappresentata dall'avv. Fox
il quae, nonostante la sua forbita di-
fesa, non riusci a salvare suoi racco-
mandati. Dopo una discussions durata
So minuti nella camera delle delibera-
zioni, i giurati vennero fuori pubbli-
cando rimettendo al giudice un de-
liberatO di colpabilita per i tire accu-
sati.
Nella udienza del 10, ALA quale era
stata rimandata la sentenza, la Corte
condanno Frank Marino a due ami di
carcere 100 dollari di multa, per
ratio di minorenni, porto d'arma SEN
"a permesso minaccia a mano arma-
ta; Frank Mascara 18 mesi di car
cere e 11O dollari di multa, per COM
plicita mel ratio Angela Leotta, per
aver ricettato la rapita il rapito-
re, move mesi di carcere so dol
lari di multa.
Queste condanne sono esemplari per
quelli che vogliono imporre loro
malvagi istinti su oneste donzelle e
per loro compiled, moi non sentia-
mo nessun dOlore per essi.
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pdsfeLi g meddgiiOni
lilo = TssI.,1-

ella l'ideale.
QuandO ella passa una nube di So
gni 81 leva. Ella bionda e sottile: ha
mel puro sguardo mel purisSImo sor-
riso un'infinita dolcezza, una bonita
intinita. Possiede dot altissime din
telletto ed ha, nell'anima sognatrice,
tesori di sentimento.
Dov'ella va par che un'aureola DIAL
Ia idealita la circondi tutta.
Ella infatti la perfezione: ella
bionda sottile.
Non cosi al poeta Laura apparve,
inspiratrice dell'alata strofe immor-
tale?
rimorSo
Invan ne la tua lettera affettuosa
perd6no hal chiesto a me Pultima
(volta!
Quel fogHo no calpestato.---, la
(pietosa,
mite protesta tua 10 non no accolta!
Vile chic full. Sc Panima sdegnosa
piegata almen 81 fosse, e sc distolta
la speranza da te, bella amorosa,
10 non avessi, o povera sepOlta-.-,
come dolce la vita t'avrei resa!
Or parmi udire la tua voce ancora
chiedere a me pieta del tue soffrire...
Ma invan! Tu giaci palhda distesa
mel freddo marmo che Paprile infiora
a te d'accanto anch'io vorrei morire!
CoHte AZZURRO
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NOIZie DOLE GD|OIie
PITTSBURGH, PA.
% Aprile.
FIESTA DA BALLO

(M. MOrrone). - Questa loggia Cit
tadini Italo-Americani N. 317 delPO.
F. dI. ha dato il % corrente, un gran
ballo, il quarto della serie, all'elegan-
te "Montefiore Auditorium, col con-
corso di molti Figli d'Italia di attire
logge. Prima del ballo la loggia, pre-
ceduta da una banda musicale, ha sfi-
lato in parata per lie vie del quartiere
italiano partendo dalla sala sociale del
GOT Webster Ave. Ad essa aveva ade-
rito, partecipandovi, il valoroso capi-
tano John Bostford che combatte, e.
roicamente, con la ga armata contro
gil austriaci. Egli un caldo ammira-
tore d'Italia.
II ballo ha avuto principle allie ore
S.15. ALE 10 la signorina Annina Sa-
teriale ha ballato special danze sui
palcoscenico. ALE 1890 vi stata la
CARA per il prize waltz" con ire pre-
mi.
II ballo, riuscitissimo, mel quale fece
servizio Porchestra del maestro Capu-
to, 81 e protratto fino allie ore piccole.
II comitato era cosi composite: M.
Berardi, presidente; A. Castriota, vi
-presidente; NJ. Morrone, teso-
riere; F. Casilli, segretario; F.
Butera, r. Teti, l.. Di Francesca, f.
Panza, F. Sisca, Giovanni Cuda, NJ.
Di Massa, G. Pelino, G. Capozzolo, u
go V. Morrone, P. Casilli, G. Di Ste
fano, S. Gallo, G. Rossodivito, NJ. Di
Iorio, G. Catania, C. Iandiorio, E. Pa
voli T. Parmigiani.
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temete, trover6 sempre modo di para
gonarle al corallO - non forse piu
delicate il corallo dale tinte leggere? ?
f, sopratutto, Sc ridete bone, non ne
abusate; clio determine dele rughe
sottii agli angoH dele labbra, lie qua
Ii rughe, con pandar del tempo, fini-
rebbero per deturpare Poyale puriSsi-
mo del vostro yolto.