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The Washington herald., 1920-07-30
What S in a Name
By Mildred Marshall.
MYRA.

Taken from an evolutionary
standpoint. Myra represents the
sternsl genealogical question. 1t is
said TO mean she who weeps," but
where Ii comes from and how it
reached its present form is clouded
in mystery.
The consensus OF opinion seems to
be that it comes from the word
marah, meaning bitterness. which
was then supplied to the bitter gum,
myrrh. The same term was used
to designate the brackish springs
in the desert to which the desolate
widow of Bethlehem referred when
she cried Call me not Naomi (pleas-
anti, call me Marah (bitter)."
This is on the whole the most
satisfactory derivation Of Myra,
sometimes referred to in the Middle
Ages as Myrrh Of the Sea. Myra was
frequently used IN the early DAYS
OF Biblical history and the heritage
Of sorrow which the name suggests
seems generally to have accom-
panied its progress 1t has been a
great English faYorite and has like
wise had widespread vogue in this
country, its popularity, curiously
enough, being confined largely to
tn. South
Jet, the emblem OF sorrow, is
Myra's talismanic gem, but by wear
ing IL the aneients believed that she
could escape her legacy of tears.
II should be worn however ssainsr
the nesh to insure its potency.
Tuesday Is Myra's lucky day and I
her lucky number.
tCcpynghI 1870. By Wheeler syadieata. I.e.l
The Washington herald., 1920-07-30
rom GooD HABITS IN YOUTH

FORM GOOD HABITS IN YOUTH.
Are you teaching your children
to form good habits while they are
Nothing is more important. Good
habits are a crutch to lean on; a
prop to weakness: a brace to the
yobbly: an understudy of all the
cardinal virtues, and an everpresent
help in tines OF trouble.
II is bromide to say that We
are all victims OF our habits, but
IL is one of the eternal truths whose
Importance we cannot overestimate.
For we don't often really reason out
our course of action in life. We
are mostly guided by our impulses,
and these are simply the sum OF
our habits.
We are courteous. and polite and
considerate to those about US, or
we are rude. AMI brusque and over
bearing according to whether we
acquired the habits of good man
rers or the habits of a boor in our
youth. And we are hated, or loved,
accordingly.
Inssmuch, then, as habit func-
tions automatically in us, and. to
a large extent, t,,kes the place of
how vital that children should have
cultivated in them this mysterious
faculty that will be a good angel
! to them, guiding them into the
right road, and steering them away
from the pitfalls of life.
For the habit of modesty has
kept more girls pure; the habit of
self control has kept more boys So
ber and moral than all the ten
commandments
The right habit is a guarantee OF
success.
Once ! asked a very famous man
the secret of his achievements. II
owe everything that / am to the
habit / acquired in childhood OF
sticking to a thing until 1t was
done. Ny father instilled that into
me from the cradle" he replied.
IF 1t was a game, 1 had to play
ii out to the end. II l began a
book / had to read it through. II
started to a place l had to go to
it. No matter how trivial the mat
ter l undertook l had to see it
through. That habit became so in
grained in me that l can't break it.
have got to finish what / start. I
can't give up, and so / hold on, and
work on. after other people get dis
couraged and quit. and nine times
out OF ten just that last hnal spurt
of effort is the one thing needed TO
carry me on to the goal"
This mans tip is worth taking.
Try It on your little Johnny the
next time he starts to build a block
house. and gets IL half done, and
drops that for his marbles. and dis
cards them in two minutes for his
| choo-choo train.
And what is laziness but a bad
| habit? What is industry but a
good habit!
Teach your child to work while
lit is young, fill in its days with
The Washington herald., 1920-07-30

No, ! don't see that rabbit any
where" said the Pip. "All I se. is
ragged and torn old scarecrow in
the garden. Uncle WiggiIy must
have put the image there to scare
me away. but I'm not a bit fright
ened. However, don't see where
the bunny can be, with his tall silk
hat and his rheumatism crutch. 1
guess he must be over in the fields.
I'll go get him and nibble his souse,
As for this scarcrow, that is no
use to me. It has no souse!
Then the Pip ran away and Uncle
Wiggily began to breathe easier.
Jollie and Squeakie Eekie also took
long breaths.
Il thought II you'd make believe
you were a scareerow you could fool
the Pip" said Jollie.
The Washington herald., 1920-07-30

cially are unique. Tent-shaped, OBJ
long, square and triangular ones vie
with the usual Japanese and pagoda
styles. After that there are weird
methods of decoration. Feathers are
playing an important role in fsmi-
nine belongings. just as they did in
less civilized days. Here in a beach
parasol of apricot silk which a
Paramount Aircraft star is carry
ing. is an interesting example.
From a center of tufted wool
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sprout a few short. pheasant feath-
ers. Then from underneath the tuft
radiate long, graceful feathers that
over-reach the edge and curl around
il.
1t is as fascinating as il is "dif-
ferent," and fitting accompaniment
to the comfortable-lo looking cape OF
tan and white wool in block pattern.
The cape is trimmed with fringe and
tassels of brown wool with the
edges buttonholed also in. brown.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-11
ACCIDENT VICTIMS
 DIE AT HOSPITAL
Larson and CaSeIla Fail to Rally
 Alter Injuries

Death c3atnIcd two ucn who fsurcd in a'CideTta las, week. when Carl A Nid Larson uf Nlttrhor,L Mas. and Mtrhucl taHSlLt uf St Cherry stree. dl"d Ncstt rlaS at the New Britain ti"nerdl hVspitai 't., the result "d in- juricF.
 Ar. Larson. .u company ~ut a friend. were Ftdiuz Iu an uutuL&obii' 0u tht Hea h swamp Eoad last FLurt- daF aabt then the ear stru u kcn- sinzton mnu. Nr. Larson had auua htck to srrcrtaf The nat'3rr ot ttr other rluu'S iussrN s hen hc Wa hjt bN H Irrfn trolley rar. ti~ wgs .." ladiy tuiurcd trat one of hla legs wt ampuia'el and on" other vas frlrh'- rully crushed. From thc outset thSrs upp7Urrd to hr itti~ rhun"c of Ilis rrt every. MT I.a5snn was II nHtiF" "f sweden nnd vas 25 years old. He w"rkcd at th" psatt. X Whitucy Man utsrtuTIu's "uMIany in Hartford. ami Was a tsCIah"r oi thc SranIan1Viau i 'oth,rhund nf America. Hts mother. VI hu rcHidcs iu Sacduu. and u aisisr. Mss I.stLCr l.atsDn "f AttIcboTo. M tur.. survive h m. The body Was shippcd today Ia Att1choro for burial.
 hr rusella was for a number of st ars employed at the Seu Britain street. W hilr engaged in saving soHc work on a machine. a piece of Inc wood flew and pierced him in the Bbaomot. The accident occurred late Friday afternoon. anal Casella was rd@hGd immediately to the hospital wHsrC Dr. Mendcl Nulkonhcim uf this "itS anI Dr II. C. Clifton performed an operation. Ilc was IS years old and haFea his wife. eight childran. two bro hers and tbrco sisters. The fuu rul will hc held pt o'clock to- m0rroW morning at Si. Joseph's chur"h. The burial will bc in Si MUrt's new cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-11

are available in tablet form com bined with other tonc ingredient such as iron, under the ma nc oi G'andex Compound. w
 Frequently. i'm urosement is nc. ticed after the first fev days; fAnt often in a few weeks the uSAr k greatly benefited in strength, eners5 and genuine health.
 No Risk Oner. N
 You arc not asked to risk a sinEla cent to find out if Glandex Gem pound will give you the added healtt and strength you seek. All you haye to do is to take Glandex Compoun1- according to the simple directi0ns for two weeks. If at the end of that your druggist is authorised to refund your money at once without question or red tape, on your simple request
 This is the fairest offer thst could he made, and it is only because of the seemingly marked success in so many cases of the new giand extSact theory and the help of the other body building ingredients that 1t would he possible to back GlsnAex Compound with such remarkable guarantee. Remember, you risk nothing. Go to your rrugxist today as Glandex Compound is scarce be- cause of the great demand. She GlaudeN guarantee is backed hy aii the resources of the Glandex com- panE. Inc. PA West esth street New York.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-11

eAND I can use them together or
 separately, just as wish. See what nice gas stove have at the end of the coal range, where it is most con- venient! Five gas burners On the top, great roomy oven, with a rack. and a folding breiler below the oven!
 ~But much as I like the gas stove l simply couldn't get along without the coal range. Right now, you see, I've got my cold pack canner on the coal stove, while my jelly is boiling on the gas and the sugar is warming in the oven And there's bread baking in the coal oven, too. That helps nc save fuel and get lot more done in . day.
 eTHERE's another splendid thing
 about my coal range-the Crawford Single Damper. Iset the knob at Bake Cheek or 'Kindle,-which are plainly marked on the stove teP-and l can .lways be cure my oven will be just the right temperature. This damPer also .egulstss the heat under the top griddles.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-11
GROTTO MINISTRIES TO
 BE SHOWN TONIGHT

Thr east and chorus of tha Hoop La Grotto Minstrel show had a dress rehearsal yesterday afternoon and everything went smoothly. auguring well for the premier performance this evening. The house is practically sold out for tomorrow and Wednesday evening, but there arc few choice sents available for tonight and the pent sala for tomorrow aftcrnoon'a matinee is now goinc on.
 Tho minstrcls ara said to bs about tha best that havo ever before been attempted by amateurs in this city The song and musical numbers apo cx. ccllont and the costumes are espe ainIl pleasing to the eve. Ticketa arc On salo at Erowells drug store
New Britain herald., 1920-10-11

agents atCtson Shoes.
 To. --ndNt.
 Typographical srroF iu- M sayings accounts was - Der cent. in the Com t company advertisement hc ruto Hhuuld havt read
 Naieht, formerly of this slrrEnue an operation at pnpltal, porfotmod by pr. dancing school Tuesday, bungalow. Beginners 7:3o.
 --advt nman's Relief Eorps will ilnr me rtinE In q. "A, R. lay affsrpoou/st 2 o'clock. ncnd camp, c. N, WI V. tomorrow evening at \ le state armory.
 Mrs r. Bomb Flower of rurt ara receiving con on Inc birth of q nine pound son, Hehctca Lodge will ccle- 'th anniversary tomorrow hre will bo q supper served N at 6fa0, Later In tho ru Will be somo degree de at tho filie C'iuh. meet ICrnoon arc as follows: B. Ta Hansen. 5s: r. NJ. a; Jacob Baumgartncr .Wpold. 32: Joseph untcf- and Peter Sosturtco, si. | party was tundcred Miss of High street Satrriay pleasant evening was II Miss Perry will leave f Nashville. Tennessee. win spend the winter.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-11

Once people laughed at the idea that thing like the "horseless car riase" could be. Not so long ago people joked about airships. But automobiles and airplanes proved themselves.
 And now most people have stopped laughing at gland treatment, for gland treatment seems to have proved itself. and appears to be. continuing s to prove itself in new ways daily.
 Why Doeings Won't Do.
 People often used to relieve symp- toms of run down conditions tenn pe-ariiy hy dosing themselves with stomach and nerve stim ulants. But that was before the full cause of rundown conditions was known. Some time ago it was discovered that in many cases weakness. thin ness anaenlia ana nervousness are largely due to rundown glands.
 According to latest reports. glands are said 10 help govern the buildtng g up of the millions of cells in our bodies. As long as the glands are healthy. the hiood is apt 10 be rich and red. the muscles strong. the nerves calm. Hut naturally. when the glands are diseased, the blood, tissues and nerves are likely to suffer. In short people may he called run down when their glands are run down.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-11
PoE.TEss TO LECTURE.
Miss Amy Lowell Win speak on Mod crn Poetry at Grammar school Hall.

Misu Amy Lowell. poctess. Of Brook line. Mass. who has been much sought aftGr as H lecturer is 10 appear at Grammar school hall Wednesday evening. Oct. i3. The proceeds of her lecture will he given to the Mount lloyoke Endowment fund.
 Miss Lowell has interested many audiences with her talk on "Mod.rn Poetry al Columbia university and iu many colleges as well ss al civic gatherings. some of tho poets whom she disrEsacr arc Edwin A. Robin son. Robert Frurt. Edgar Lee Masters and John Gould Fletcher. She is a relative Of James Russell Lowell and President Lowell, uf Harvard. is her brother.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-11
Helping the Glands.

The cause of much of the trouble seems to have been discovered. The help the run down glands. Monkey glands have been used in many cases hy means of an operation. But now splendid results adre reported with gland extracts. taken from the glands of other young animals. such as sheep and cattle. These extracts
New Britain herald., 1920-10-11
.OO0.00 Guarantee

Giandex Compound is posi- lively guaranteed by the Clan dex Company. Inc. of s44 West Gsth Street. New York. to contain the genuine dcsic- cated substance (popularly known ar gland extra cts) from certain ductlesS glands of sheep and cattle. 1000 in cash will be paid to anyone proving this statement 10 be untrue GlamdeS Compound also contains pentonate of iron, calcium slyceroph sphate and nux von,ica. which also help nature to restore health and strength.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-11
N ron MAC swINE.Y

Oct. ii.@-TercncH Mao d mayor of Cork passed q night at BriNtor prison To 2 bulletin issued today ! aelf-doterninatiou league. pn v'ps said tn he virtually 'l yesterday. This is tho
 the lord mayors hunger
New Britain herald., 1920-10-11
Gland Theory .h
 Sugg ests New Idea

Tablet Form 
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New Britain herald., 1920-10-11
"My Crawford Is Really Two
 Ranges in One"

~And here, too. is another reason why I'm so fond of my Crawford. Tucked in behind those doors in the stove base is a pair of interchangeable hods. As soon ss use up the coal in the one on the right, I will take out the one on the left which has heen catching the ashes from the chute. and move the other over into it's place. Then I can carry tho one with ashes down cellar, empty it and bring it back full of coal--all in one trip.
 8 - eeTT'S the neatest, cleanest way of
 taking care of the ashes, and 90 much easier to handle than the old fashioned ssh-pan. And like to be able to keep my coal hod out of sight it makes the kitchen so much tidieT. "These twin heds are an exclusive feature of the Crawford Range-and % is the Single DamPer.! Every day I discover new Crawford advantages. One of them is its eeenony--I 6gure that tho fuel it saves will just about pay for my raage." ~ Z
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RICONosCIUTO Dan pOTTORI

La signora Crispina 'Gasparelli di
Traverse City, Michigan, scrive:
"Trentadue ami ia fui licenziata da
due medici i quail mi dissero che non
potevo vivere per attire yentiquattro
ore. Al presente no settanta ami, e
proseguo a vivere a lavorare per
yirtu' del Lozogo del Dotto Pietro.
Quando il pubblico noto' il benefit
clio da me ottenuto con quel rimedio,
We ne fu una gran richiesta - Anche
dottori hanno riconosciuto le buone
qualita del Lozogo del Dott. Pietro"
- Questo celebrc rimedio di erbe e.
una medicina ricostituente; ia effet-
to su tutto Iorganismo qualunque
sia la malattia IA sempre bene. Non
e. venduto per mezzo del farmaclsJi,
e. fornito da agent special. SERVE
re al DR.. Peter Fahrney & Sons Co.,
25O1 Washington Blvd, Chicago, H.
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PER LITALIA

Col transatlantico "Pesaro" dele
Ferrovie dello State, e. state inizla-
to un servizio celere pei trasporto
di pacchi alimentari dal Nord Ane-
rica per TItalia, mediante il quale j
eonnazionali Qui RESIDENT potranno
con modica spesa, inviare in Italia
Gerrate commestibili. A tai uopo 81 e.
costituita la Societa' 'Jtalianissima"
presieduta dal Cav. Pasquale De Cic-
co, con uffici al No. 12S Sixth Ave,
New York, n. Y.
Per ora, salvo u stabilize in seg,li-
to limit iii peso e df volume, det-
II pacch yengono accetjati fino al
peso di 100 libbre inglesi, pari = As
ky. circa.
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NELLOsPEDALE FABLANI

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IL BlLLO DEL BARBIERI

,Anche questanno, e propriamente
il Z Febbraio 1921, la Societa' Bar
hieri Italiani Stella d'Italia dara' il
suo grande annuale ballo mascherato
nella elegante Moose Hall, Broad and
Master Sts.
Da circa un mese il Comitato com
posto di quaranta barbieri lavora gia'
alacremente per la riuscita della fe-
sta, che doyra' sorpassare lutte le
attire datesi dal benemerito sodalizio
per 10 innanzi
Come per 10 passato ricchissimi
premi saranno assegnati al diyersi
gruppi ed allie singole maschere.
'E' gia' 0ssicurato Pintervento del
migliore elemento della Colonia il
Comitato fara' dI tutto perche' il
ballo riesca yeramente grandioso.
Patrono di esso e. il siggor Angelo
| Di Puppo, Presidente della South
/ Broad Street Trust Company e Pa
/ tronessa la Signorina Ida Bruna, fl
/ ella diletta del Signor Giuseppe
Liamministrazione del Comitato e
! oomposta dai signon Filippo Sina-
! ira, Prcsidente; Vito Santoro, Vice
Presidente; Antonino Viglione, Sc
gretario; Antonio Breglia, Tesoriere
c Francesca Rizzi, maestro di ceri-
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H tribute di affGttO del SuImOnG-
ST ad un IOrO IlIuStTe
COICittadinO

Salvatore Paolini, giornalista ed
avyocato itaIiano dItalia, e. state O.
norato dai suoi concittadini sulmo-
nesi per ayere egli recentemente, con
esito lusinghiero, ottenuta ia laurea
in giurisprudenza dalla Univesita' di
Pennsylvania
L'onore gil fu tributato Ia sera di
domeniea scorsa, nella New Casino
Hau". 1921 Dickinson St., in uu
banchetto che rimarra' memorable
nella storia della colonia italiana, per
10 scope per Il Quale venne dato, pei
10 straordinario concorso del suoi con
cittadini ed ammiratori per lotti-
ma riuscita di esso.
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CASINO TEATRE

Da domani, lunedi, per tutta la
durata della settimana entrante, al
Casino Theatre, Walnut sopra potta-
va strada, ST dara' Topera comica
"The Million Dollar Dolls.
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Salvatore Paohni, da clrca sci an
nj or sono, epoca in cui venne in A
merica. non aveya participate al no.
stri movimenti rimanendo recluso dai
suoi conuazionali, solo intento allo
studio. Egli, mentre studiava, dove
va sopperire al suoi bisogni perso-
nall, non aveva dunque tempo per di-
strarsi. Per questa ragione era da tut
ii sconosciuto. come ebbe gd after
mare II maestro di cerimonie signor
Michele Colamosca il Quale - sono
sue le parole - non0stante fosso suo
concittadino, aveva saruto della pre-
senza di Salvatore Paoliui i'm Phila-
deIphie solamente ciuque sci mesi
"a
Dotato di non comuue intelligence
G di ferrea voIonta'. fin dai primi
giorni i'm cui frequentava TUnivarsi-
ta' di Pennsylvania, Quando cioe'
non era ancora capace di balbettare
ringlese. eelf 81 distiugueya fra +
compagnf di corso. i'm mezzo al quail
ayeya saputo suscitare indicibile
simpatia.
DelIe sue doti non comuni, dt men
te di cuore, parlo'. efficacemente,
il nrecetrore. ogai coIlega G compa-
pno al ufficio. Tavvocato George A.
Welsh assistente Drocuratore di-
strettuale della Contea di Philadel-
,bia II oi,ore si disse Iieto ed orgo-
glioso di aver incontrato e conosciuto
Salvatore Paolini. perche' 10 aveva
trovato di una rettitudine, efficenza
ed onesta' esemplari
al bapchetto parteciparono circa
trecento conmensaH. II menu fu SER
vito. inappuntabilmente. dal signor
AIy;no Ginnetti. concittadino del fe-
steggiato. Una orchestrina fornita
daI signor Emilio Bucceroni suono'
splendidamente, continuamente ap-
Dlaudita.
Verso le ore 6 so P. NJ. il festeg-
giato entro' nella sala accompagnato
da diversi amici. Al suo apparire
IOrCneSGId luluOuO TN lllAAb NbLipS
sto espressamente per roccasione.
Tutti PARTICIPANT 10 salutarono al
zandosl III pleui msi piese subj suDi,,'
eo5oyana 60 oon lri Al duo 1ati 1,on
Thomas Bluett. Congressman-eIect;
gil avv. Giuseppe P. Bartilucci, Har-
ry Polish, John NJ. Di silvestro' e
Johh oar"s lS,, - =, -, 80
NJ, ~ - ,,ossandroni Acc District
Attorney. Giuseppe Df silvestro; G.
Jacohcci, c. Costantini, Dott. Giusep-
pc Pasceri e Michele Colamosca. YER
SO Ia meta dei Oaneie',o ' que9. u -, =,
,-,a l-.oi "e-i" 7,,' - 80 datto mn eff
cace discorso presento' eli orator.
della serata nellie persone del signori
suddetti, ad eccezione del Dr. Ber-
nabei del sighorl Giuseppe ~ on
'eS',o Z Oos''n 'i-lo oD.,,,''- 80 uo,ro
deII,ITnione Abruzzese Ia piu' nume-
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monte

monte.
Per biglietti d'entrata per qua
lunque schiarimento, rivolgersi al
Segretario Antonino Viglione, 1919
So. Sth Street.
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NOTA TRISTE
Apprendiamo con dispiacere Ia
mOrte della signora
nAN-ILLr--r AIIIAAI a

AbpItuuldluO con ulSplaGeIe la
morte della signora
CONCETTA MIDOLO
Madre affettuosa e buona del nostrO
conuazionale Giovanni Midolo. Molti
rurono i sacrifici di questa donna,
specialmente per laffetto che nutri-
va al figlio, ALA nuora ed al suoi Gin
que nipoH Angelo, Caterina, Mario,
Concettina ed America. All'eta' di
60 ami lascio' il suo paese native,
per yenire a viyere fra essi, ma que
sta felicita' non le duro' a lungo la
sua dipartita lascia il figlio con lin-
terra famiglia mel piu' profondo do
lore
l funerali ebbero luogo Venerdr,
.2G Novembre, nella Chiesa di S. Ri
ia. Assistevano la famiglia, nonche'
i parent motif amici.
ALA famiglia COST crudelmente
colpita dalla sventura, yadano SEN
ST del nostro piu' profondo cordoglio.
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Clodomiro Caravelli
1920 Girard ave.

Una larga rappresentanza del 4Srd
Ward Italian-American Club del West
Philadelphia aveya participate, al
banchetto con a capo il beneamato
presidente signor Bartolomeo Man
solino.
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MOVIMENTO MARITIME

II piroscafo "Duca Degli Abruzzi'
della Nayigazione Generate Italiana,
partito da Napoli il Is corrente con
1876 passeggieri di Classe e 1885 di
terra, e. atteso il giorno trenta. |
passeggieri sbarcheranno tutti a New
York.
II piroscafo "Duca degli Abruzzi'
ripartira' da New York per Napoli
e Geneva rs Dicembre con pieno ca
rico di passeggieri e merci.
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.CRONACA DI FILADELFIA

fiesta, 81 scusava con Ia seguente let
terina
"Phila., Pa, 2S Nov 1920.
"Egregio amico
"Ragioni di famiglia mi vietano
rovarmi ALA sua bella fiesta che sara
certamente memorable.
"Sono vicino a Lei col pensiero e
col cuore. A Lei, ayyocato, che cogli
studi, col lavoro con Ia toga ha
sempre passato la vita, i miei piu'
sentiti rallegramenti ed augurii sin
ceri di sempre ascendere nelIa sua
brillante carriera professionals che
Ella coltiva con tanto amore.
Suo aff.mo
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1920-12-05

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