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Per | 0TIllOIfOfIO DEL
FigIi d'ItaIia
III NOSTRO DOVERE

in tutto cio' che tende ad eleyare
Il nostro prestigio morale in Anne
rica, ed a beneficare piu'
bisognosi, la nostra opera e sta
Ia sempre fattiva, ispirata a
sentiment eminentemente pa
trottici Sebbene POrfanotrofio
non abba bisOgno di contri-
buzioni, perche' al suo mantenimen-
to penseranno Ie decline di migliaia
di Figli d'Italia di questo State. che
entusiasticamente hanno risposto al
referendum indetto dal Grande Con-
clio, moi apriamo una pubblica sot-
toscTizione dal cui ricavato sara pre-
leyato il costo di un busto marmo-
REQ Dante, con 0 senza la base,
seconda 81 decidera', ed il rimanente
andra' al fondo per il mantenimen-
TO delPOrfanotrofio.
E' necessario pero' che j soci del
FOrdine Figli d'Italia diano il loro
appoggio spontaneo, semitic, genero-
so ALA causa che moi abbiamo spo-
sata. u necessario altresT che essi
tengano inalberata la bandiera del
ia yittoria conseguita; e. necessario,
infine, qualche altro tenue sacrifi-
cio per riuscire nelPintento.
Qualunque somma, tenue CO.
spicna, sara accettata fin da
questo momento ringraziamo I'll o.
biutori, n0H iiinP0rta qaals sia Ia CT
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Comm. Fittorio FdiorSt
4. Italian Embassy
Washington, d. @.

81 porta conoscen2a degli italia
nj RESIDENT all'estero che le notIzie
tendcnziosamente diffuse sulla tas-
sazione dele somme depositate nell
le Case di Risparmlo Postal, non
hanno alcun fondamento.
Nessuna tassa sara mai applicata
sulle somne depositate presso lie det-
te Case.
Qualunque sia l'importo, esso non
sara compreso mel compute della
proprieta' indiyiduale per Papplica-
zione dell'imposta sui patrimonio,
al sensi dellart. 6 del Decreto-Leg-
gc % Aprile 1920, n. 49i.
###
! connazionali sotto indicati So
no inyitati a prcscntarsi al r. Con
solato d'Itaha on Spruce Street,
per comunicaHoni che Ii riguarda-
no:
Romeo Maffei da Canine
Gaetano Buoncristiano da Poten-
"a.
Luigi Communicable da Chieti
Xonca Giovanni.
Ignazio Fenico da Castrogioyon-
nj.
Giovanni Sebastian da Agosto.
Sbastiano Guerrero da Gallina.
Clarenne V. r.
Giuseppe Riyolsi.
Phila., Pa, Ii.23 Maggie 1921.
SHiiHi
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R. COnSOIatO'd Italia
BORSE DI TIAGGI 4 STUDEN-
tt ITALO-AHERIC1NI
IN PHILADELPHIA

La commissions incaricata di de-
signare j giovanni che dovranno par
teciparc al yiaggio d'istruzione Of
ferto da $. r. PAmbasciatore Ro-
landi-Ricci, ha stabilize che, per
quest'anno, lammissione sia esclusi-
yamente riseryata al giovanni ina
schi) di origine italiana, di eta
non inferiore nj diciotto e non supe-
riore al yentidue ami che frequen-
tano la High School il college"
o PUniyersita'
] posti disponibili sono un cent?
naio ed eSSi saranno assegnati sol
tanto giovanni che sappiano parla-
re, lcggcre scrivere correttamente
in lingua italiana
A parita' di merito ayranno la
preferenza i concorenti che:
l. appartengono a famiglie che
abbiano ayuto mo 0 piu' membri
Al che siano morti o stati feriti
combattendo nellie file dell'esercito
italiano;
b che abbiano preso pqrte ala
guerra Nazionale seryendo mel no
stro Esercito;
g. apparteDgano a famiglie che
tuttora conseryano la cittadinanza
itahana;
3. - abbiano pubblicato qualche
layoro in lingua italiana.
A. - possono dimostrare di es-
sersi adoperati per Ia diffusione del
la lingua della coltura italiana.
lie domande, scritte in italiano.
aorredate del document che gli a.
'piranti ritengono utili (risultato di
asami, copie di layori in italiano o
sull'ltaliano, ecct.) dowanno essere
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(N. Edershcim The Life and
Times of Jesus Christ. Vol. l, 142 ed
.appendice MID.
Dante scgue la dotuina di San
Tommaso. Mel Canto XVIII del
Paradise mel Conyito II s, %, ri
guardo agH angeli adotta la gerar-
CHA ii San Dionigi Areopagita che
Ii diyise IN move cori, suddiyisi in
tire ordini.
Al primo ordine appartengono i
Serafini, Cherubini ed / Troni +,
al sccondo ordine lie Dominazioni,
le Yirtu' Ie Potesta' ed al terzo
j Principati, gil Arcangeli gil An
geli
La demonologia di Dante e un
ccclettismo di diyinita' paganc e di
demoni biblci | demonii che sOno
ALA custodia del cerchi infernali So
no tutte diyinta paganc: Caronte,
Minosse. Cerbero, Pluto, Flegias, lie
Furie, il Miniature, Centauri,
Giganti, presi dalla Mitologia. Gil
Ebrei consideravano demoni tutti gil
Del degli altri popoli: Omnes di
oentium demonid. 81 legge mel Salmo,
San Paolo dice 10 stesso nella
Epist. al Corinti cap. Y, 20. (Vedi
| Lattanzio Dio Inst. 2, II II. A
gostino Civ. Del, VIII, 10 Eusebio
Praep Eyang III, ?, IN, 10, 15).
"Echi riflessi del mito pagano,
SERVE Arturo Graf. Dcm0nologiQ di
Dante. 81 troyano in molte describe
| nj delrinferno cristiano a comincia-
re dai primi secoli della Chiesa c
ycnire giu' sino al tempt che prece-
dono Dante,
II Tartaro. PAyerno, il Flegetou-
/ tie G eli alri fiumi infernai. la
|paIude SGgia, Carontc. Cerbero, ri
/ corrono frequcntissimi Iiinferno
descritto mel RomaHs0 de Ia Rose
I ha ira suoi abitatori Issione, Tan
! Itolo. Sisifo, le panaidi, Iizio e Ala
no de insults pone a dominare nellie
/ tartarce sedi lie Furic.
LA Chicsa cristiana non nego' He
sistenza dele delta paganc. ma la
Ioro diyinita', le conYerti' in demo
mi, come avycnne in attire religioni,
che considcrayano gil Del stranieri
come demoni.
San Tommaso ed altri teologi
ammettono ira j demom una Gerar-
CHA. come quella ira gil angel, ma
Dante senza csprimere su cio' una o.
|pinione categorical, presenta Lucifero
quale re dell'Inferno e principe del
demoni. (Inf. NXXIN 28) Lo iHt-
Dfradoy del doIorosO regno
Dante considera l'Inferno come un
|regno opposite e contrario al regno
del cieli (Vedi Inf. VI S4, Purg.
VII, 21, Parad Xxx As.
Qucsto concetto di un regno sata-
Inico 81 trova gia' ncgli Eyangeli e
nei Padri della Chiesa (N. Graf.
loc. cit. }
Conchiudendo diciamo che il Ge-
Mo di Solrdte. di Plutarco, somiglia
nj FrayaScis, al Pitaras ed al Names
del Pcrsiani, degH Indiani e del Ro-
mani, mentre gil angeli ed i demoni
del Nuoyo Testamento della Diyi-
ina Commedia somigliano agli spirit
buoni cattiyi del babilonesi.
DR.. p. Cub;ccioM
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La DiVin2 COTnnIGdia di Dante
ed viaggi all'altrO monde

ma boiieute Jaiora nc useiYano
,crribili boati come ruggiti di leoni,
barriti ii elefanti di attire immune
revolt bestie con pianti di bambini,
lament di uomini di donne. grida
strazianti proprio come Dante de-
SERVE Fentrata dcll'Inferno:
Quiri s0spDi piqnh ed Mi qqaj
RisouaraH per Pacr senzd SteHe...
DjUerse iingue, orriJjli fareHe
Parole di dolore, 0cceat djru,
Focj alte fioche 2 Suon di man con
(cile,
FaccraH lm tWHWto, ecc.
INF III 23.
In quelpabisso spaventeyole Ii
marco yede di tanto in tanto dele
fulgide stelle che yanno su c giu' per
conforto di quelle anime. Essc sono
i DemoHji ossia lie anime del giu-
sti, di cui da' minuti particular.
In questo trattato Plutarco cerca
dimostrare la vera natura del Demo-
nil, che egli crede cssere lie anime del
giusti, le quail prendono interesse
dele cose umane ed aiutano i buoni
fare il bere. Cost secondo Plutar-
co Demonii erano simili ad Genio
descritto da Socratc, al Names de-
gil antichi Romani. Anche nella re-
ligione di Ioroastro 81 credeva al Fra
y0Scis, che erano gil angei custodi,
j quail combatteyano contro lie po-
tenze infernali a fayorc dcgli uo-
mini (N. Hang op. cit. 1857.
II Fr0rardH TaNt e un iibrc del
IAyesta tutto dedicate allie lodi del
Frayascis, engeli brotetiori, che
Presiedeyano aIl'ordine di lutte le
cose create. Secondo quel libro ognl
.uomo dalIa nascita e in custodia di
un angelo guardiano. Originariamen-
te 81 credeva quindi che demOni,
0 angel cUstodi fossero lie anime de-
gil antenati, come erano Pitqras
del bramini ed Names del Romani.
(lIang Op. cit. 2O6. J
Ma Babilonesi, dai quail gil E.
brei della cattiyita' poscia i Cri-
stiani atinsero molte delle loro
dottrine, credeyano iuyecc che i De
monii fossero spirit cattiyi, autori
di ogni malattia, dele cattive pas
sloni delPanima di tutti I'll soon
yolgimenti tellurici, terremoti, ura-
gani, procelle ecc. mentre dayano il
nome di Angei agli spirit buoni.
La scuola neo-platonica o alessan-
drlna adotto' questa dottrina, donde
poi attinsero j Padri della Chiesa
Tertulliano fin lal secondo secolo
scriveya che il monde e. pieno di de-
monii, alcuni del quail erano preci-
pltati nelpabisso a lormare il rerno
di Satana, gil altri, restati sulla
terra, ebbero commercio con lie figlio
degIi uomini, ale quail insegnarono
Iuso del belletto el altri allettamenti
per tTayiaTe lumanita'. Michele Pa.
seIlus scrittore bizantino del secolo
Al, scrisse un trattato filosofico So
pra ] demonii con notizie della loro
natura della loro gerarchia, ed am
che san Tommaso ne tratto' diffu- /
samente nella Somma Teoloeica /
". w. Iecky, Rationalism in Euro /
pa ! 46T.
Facendo un raffronto 81 yede chia-
ramente che Pangalogia Ia demo
nologia del Nuovo Testamento del
Padri della Chiesa sono deriyate dal-
.e credenze babilonesi persiane
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La CARA fraterna non deye raffred-
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Al ritaFdatarii

Racl0mandidmo a tuth col0ro che
baHHo Tceruto Schede di s0ttoScri-
ne ii Hmcttrrci Iimporto raccoito;
gueH Poi che non Potessero 0 non
rJlcSscro sollecitare contribution CT
facciguo tcHcrc le scbede in bianc0
The Mankato free press., 1921-09-16
FIGHT MI kLUX KLAN
Organization Has Been
Formed In Chicago
.DUNNE IS AT THE HEAD
1t Proposes to Bring All People
Together In Bond of
Unity
ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch. !

ASSOCIATED PRESS IjSpdlCH.
Chicago, September 15-An organ
iZation to promote harmony anu good
feeling between all classes, races and
religions in America was announced
in the process of formation here to-
day with Edward F. Dunno, former
governor OF Illinois, as its nead. The
society will be known as the National
Unity Council and its organizers i'll
tend ultimately TO spread it to every
section OF the country, according 20
Mr.. Dunno.
One OF the prime motives behind the
organization, organizers said, was to
combat the Ku Klux nlan and organ
ization of councils will be pushed par
ticularly where the Klan has obtained
a foothold.
I'm view of the fact that the Ku
Kluux Klan has adopted the weapon
of mass action, it was our desire 70
organize a society which shall develop
harmony and good feeling between
different classes, rather than enmity,
Mr.. Dunno said today - -
Invitations were sent out last week
to many prominent church, political,
business and welfare men and the
replies are coming in now. We will
hold a meeting in few days to
complete plans and eventually extend
the organization to every part of the
country" Officers of the council have
already been opened here.
The Mankato free press., 1921-09-16
ORDER BLAST PROBE
Investigation of Atlanta Refin-
ing Company Losses To Be
Started
rAssociated Press Dispatch.I

Philadelphia, September 15.-lnves
tigation of the explosion and fire yes.
terday at the Point Breeze plant o
the Atlantic Refining company, which
resulted in the death of ten workmer
and the injury of q score of others
was ordered today by Director Cort.
elyio Of the department of public
safety. Several injured are in seri
GUS condition and additional death!
are expected, momentarily by hospita
physicians.
It was the second serious fire a
the plant within a month. In the frs
blaze. five persons lost their lives an(
damage to property was estimated a
S1,50O,00 The financial loss yester.
day was comparatively small
Yesterdays fire is believed by com
pany officials to have been caused by
loose connection in tube leadinf
from naphtha still, to a nearby vat
The hot oil pouring from his leak, i
was said, came In contact with tn,
flames from the furnaces beneath thu
stills and resulted in the explosion.
The Mankato free press., 1921-09-16
NEW PLAN
American Shop System Is In
Effect Today;No Change
OF Wages
ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch !

Chicago. september 15.-The
American shop representation" sys-
tenn was today inaugurated by four of
the countrys largest meat packing
concerns, all located iii Chicago, The
plan, which many assert opens the
the packing industry replaces the Al
schuler agreement under which the
packing industry operated during the
war and which expires today. Fed
eral Judge Samuel Alschuler acted as
arbitrator in all disputes between
packers and employees to prevent
strike and insure the delivery Of meat
during the war period.
Most Employees Favor Plan.
The packers today asserted that
more than ninety per cent of the 75.-
OOO packing house employees had yof-
ed In favor Of the new plan. Armour
and Company, Swift and Company
y. Milson as2 and COMPANY and the Cudahy
paSking paS ns.tsa Company % are involved in the
having made no statement.
The new plan, very similar to that
instituted by Armour several months
ago, involves the employment of eth
er non union or union workmen, the
workmen electing from their humber
representatives to confer with the
packers regarding matters affecting
luCIo Will De no I'm
mediate readjustment Of wages nm
der the new system, 1t was announced
washington. d. c., September Is
establishment Of q separate and dis.
tlnct unit to administer the packer
regulation act was said today to |he
process of organization by the de.
partment Of agriculture.
Organization of the new unit in the
department. Is In charge of Chester
Morrill,. assistant chief of the bureau
or markets, who has been DESIGNATED
by Secretary Wallace as Special
assistant in charge of the acts ad.
ministration. Legal phases involved
In the organization have been placed
In charge Of Bayard T. Hainer Of Ok
lahoma City. former federal district
court judge Of Oklahoma.
Formal supervision of the packing
industry" said a department an-
nouncement, awaits the fulfillment- of
certain preliminary legal equipments.
Already. however, the department has
been informed that there viii be
placed before 1t at an early date
complaints as to commission rates.
long bone Of contention-charged at
some markets"
The Mankato free press., 1921-09-16
MOTHER HEARD TALE
Church Repeats the Awful
Story of Killing; Planned
The Murder
ASSOCIATED Press Dlspatcn1

Chicago, September 15.-Harvey W.
Church. confessed slayer or Bernard
Daugherty and Carl Ausrhus, automo-
bile statesmen, early today was brought
face to face with his mother for the
first time since his arrest, and in her
he repeated the details OF the TWO
crimes.
He reverted largely to the first of
his many confessions and indicated,
officials declared, that heIplanned and
executed the murders without assis-
tance.
Neither Clarence Wilder nor Milton
Walker, named by Church as accom-
plices, officials said they had been
convinced, had any part whatever in
the crimes and they also expressed
doubt whether Leon Parks assisted
Church, despite a detailed confession
made by Parks.
Mother Unmoved BY Story.
Officials pointed out that Parks
stoutly maintained his innocence un-
til confronted by Church, who then
supplied most Of the answers to ques
tions put to Parks by the investigat-
ors.
Mrs. Church, who collapsed when
informed Of Church's first confession
several days ago. sat apparently un &,
moved today throughout her sons
recital of the details of the murders.
At the close of his story she shook her
head when asked if she had anything
to say. Later she remarked: II can
not understand why Harvey buried
the man (Carl Ausmus) in the ga
rage. There is a vacant lot next
door where all the dead cats and dogs
in the neighborhood are buried. Why
didn't he bury him there? Then they
never would have found him."
Committed To Jail Cells
Harvey w. Church, Leon Parks
and Clarence bud" Wilder the trio
held in connection with the double
murder OF Bernard ]. Daugherty and
Carl Ausmus, automobile statesmen,
were lodged in police station cells
today ''to give them a taste of jail
life" They've had it too easy in the
hotel,' Benne w. Mark chief investi-
gator for the states attorneys office.
said, after another night and half
of today had failed to unravel the
murder mystery.
Grilled through much of another
night, Church retold his story before
his mother, Mrs. Edwin o. Church.
during the earl yhours this morning.
Mr. Newmark declared he believed
neither Church nor his mother have
told all they know. Investigators
were still working on a theory tha'
Mrs. Church may have known of the
murders before she drove with her
son to Adams, Wis. where he was ar
rested
Grand jury action has reen held
temporarily until more definite
!etails of the killing can be OBJ
aimed. , ,.
The Mankato free press., 1921-09-16
AUTO DRIVER IS SHOT
Mysterious Staying Akron, Ohio
Sportsman In Car
Today
[Associated Press Dispatch

Akron Ohio, September 15-Harry
shot to death early today while re.
turning from Cleveland with two wo
men and another man in an automo-
bile. The shots were fired from an
other car which had been following
the Sinclair machine
Mrs. Lotta Friddle, Miss Louise
Friddle, her sister In law and Russell
Smethers who were in tn car with
Sinclair, are being held as witnesses
Marshal Friddle, husband of Lotta
Friddle. was being closely questioned
by police. He was found in com
pany with his wife's sister, police
sayN when detectives sought him fol
the purpose of questioning.
The Mankato free press., 1921-09-16
boy HURT BY Bull
Animal Made Savage At
tack On the Youth
MORE AWARDS ARE MADE
New UIm Defeated Wells In
Cracking Ball Game; Notes
I Of Day

Thousands of people thronged the
fair, grounds yesterday afternoon and
evening, and the first day of the Man
kato fair was unusually successful.
1t takes more than cloudy weather to
thwart the spirit of the people when
it comes time to get out and have the
good time that only comes once q
year. The grandstand was filled yes
terday afternoon and the people en-.
joyed greatly the program OF new and
sensational acts. The aerial Chris
tiansons In two separate and distinct
acts were applauded heartily, and the
jean jackson trio, q cycling act, PROV
ers in their head, hand and balancing
acts. The ball game created much
excitement. New Ulm and Wells
played yesterday, and the game re.
suited in a score OF two to nothing IN
favor of New Ulm This team win
play New Richland at the grounds on
Saturday afternoon. Especially. pleas
ing was the program given, by th4
that this band will appear In public.
often. Last evening Joseph Kend4{l'
sang a solo accompanied by the beu1
and that people appreciate good M1Is
sic was demonstrated by the appley<0 y
that greeted this number. The 5u1
es stand has been moved over to 10
right of the grandstand, and the 4I@f<
form, where the acts are given pl1<
directly in front of the stand, X1lG
affords a better view, and is alto61 g
er much more satisfactory. s..
The evening program had to ~ mi
short on account of the rain.
the drizzle started the man In cI1 &
of the fireworks did some quick {
and lighted the set pieces and r0<
as quickly as possible befo11
rain damaged them. 1t was 6
Gus burst OF beautiful eolors.
pIepIays Ara At&rac Ixes
showing many Of the useful tools
manufactured by this company IN
their factory here. A. Neubert, who
has been building many comfortable
homes in this city and North Manka
to this past year, has building in
which he displays many articles Of
Continued On Page Seven)
The Mankato free press., 1921-09-16
SEARCH FOR BROKER
Spokane Man Missing From Isle Roy
ale For Month.
ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch.]

ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch.1
Duluth, Mimi. September 15.-Sys-
tematic search of Lake Superior is
lands was begun .Inis morning for
Robert p. Harris, broker of Spokane
Wash. who disappeared from Isle
Royale, August 20. The expedition
headed by John Sonberger of Munger
Mimi, friend of the missing broker
left Fort William, Ont, today.
Harris left his summer home al
Isle Royale on the morning of August
20 A few hours later a squall struck
the locality where he was fishing and
it is believed that the small rowboat
with its lone occupant was driven out
into the lake. Since neither the body
nor the boat has been located, search :
ers now believe that Harris may have
reached one of the many small is
lands and is still alive
Mrs. Harris has been in Duluth un-
TIL recently directing the search for
her husband which was carried on by
every ship leaving this port.
The Mankato free press., 1921-09-16
MAY PAROLE GRACE LUsK
Intimation That Governor Blaine VIII
Grant Teachers Release

Madison, Wis, September 15.--Int
nation was made by Governor Blait ,
today that he would grant parole
Grace Lusk, Waukesha school teach'
prison. for murder of Mrs David Ro-
berts in June, 1917, as result of a
love triangle, to permit her to under
go medical treatment
1t is expected that the executive
decision will be announced within the
next week. This much was indicated
at the hearing on an application foi
pardon held yesterday.
Only arsurgical operation and re.
lease frofq$prison can save Miss Lush
from an early death her attorney tolt
the governor.
The Mankato free press., 1921-09-16
France offers Russia Help.

Riga, September 15-The Russian boil
shevik foreign office announces 1t has
information that the French ambassador
at Warsaw submitted note to the Polish
government proposing Poland and Ru-
mania seize the Russian famine as an
opportunity to press maximum demands
On Russia and Offering Frances help.
The Mankato free press., 1921-09-16
ruth BROKE RECORD
Homerun King Made His Fifty
Fifth Circuit Drive
This Day
ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch. ]

New York, September 15-Babe
Ruth made his fifty fifth home ruin
today, breaking his last years record
of 54, during the season.
1t was in the fifth inning OF the first
game of today's double header be-
tween New York and st. Louis. Oae
man was Oh base at the time and
The Mankato free press., 1921-09-16
Jupiter Pluuius Is Peeued; Tips the
Lid; Fair Plans Some Drenched; Big
Crovd On the Grounds Yesterday.
CREEK RECRUITS CALLED

Class Of 1922 Have Been Called to the
Colors.
Athens, September 15.-Recruits Of
the class of 1922, have been called to
the colors by royal decree. All those
who have acquired Greek citizenship
since 1921, and have not passed the
age of forty, were also directed to re-
port for military duty. s
Newspapers here declare that the
chief of the French military mission
in Athens, visited Premier Gounaris
yesterday. and felicitated him upon
the Greek victory in Asia Minor, es-
pecially the passage of the Sakaria
river, by the Greek armies -.