davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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pounds produced each year from the Bisbee mines.
 In Michigan. as near as I can get it. for there is slight variation in ! the various counties, for 1920 the state and county tax was .6 cents per pound. whereas the Arizona tax was Michigan has an advantage of about lone-half cent per pound in shipping its copper 10 market. Arizona copper has to compete against Michigan cop per and in taxes. transportation and o-iler clarEes. ihare Is an aUvantase Httc t1 eeos per pound com
 V 7cll copper
 ts a-er s one CA the b.g indus -r-ee ot szula lt A of vital fmpct-
 - md Le legislature Gl
 r sire = rer1 closest tttsn- @ to itN neur s6 as 70 not drive riS EaCE .1 tle' vaii Withuua rs cQ per mines ArilCrI woUd pro rut slow y l2day copper is se-ll1 Ion less thgD cost. This can llst continue indefinitely.
 AEi1ana's s leeisi9tuce should call a halt to 3u needless exueu5ltares Ihsre sho1d nr- he another mile oi roa8 uuir in Arizona unti hnsiuess can afford g. -AIaRe the old suit Of l,Craes Ia-l anOther yeaT-patch the va shoes and wecr them a Ettle longer. worked iu private lie dur ;la- the war and ir eili wCrk in state
 in ycur statement Non school taxes sou made some comparisons of cost tlaE ars Te-v interesting. It does not seem possible that the cost Of a high HchcCi student at Benson is STS0.49 per yeaT ss against Sl722I a. Tomb stone A lot or these hle-l schOols sLou-d be shut up. Consolidate them; get rid of these high costs. The per casisa cost at Douglas is snown as so700, at Bisbes s1e2.29. but only stI-80 al Mesa.
 Your population in Arizona Is about S70,o00. Your tax rate per capita is out of all proportion. You are under taking a caInpaign of load building that would stagger a state the size of Michigan with many. many times the population Of Arizona Your people have lost sight Of the fact that the interest doubles the original cost in a very short time. that very soon the interest on the bonds that are being tu-.cd out in wholesale way will b. al extremely burdensome iten, of state maintenance.
 Excese me for burdenirg you with this matter again. but l am in hopes that you may use this letter some where, in some way. so that 1t will supplement the work that you are un- dertaking to reduce taxation
 Yours truly.
 w. B. MERSHON.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27
CIVIC PLAYERS WILL PRESENT
 COMEDY FRIDAY
Her Husbands Wife" To Be Attraction Staged
 Here By Local TheSpims

Her Husbands Wife" the comedy that will be presented at the Grand Theatre tomorrow night by the Civic Players -ot the WarTeh Dist-ic-. has received the oommenda6On Of critics the country over and was selected for presentation here because it is a mas
 erpice of hullCr and vehicle worthy of the excellent east that las been selected.
 Alth0ush this will be an amateul production, several of the cast who VIII play leading parts have had ex pefie1ct oa the professional stage, and all have had experience n ether one that requires a hish degsee oi dramatic ability from the aclog-s and many rehearsals have well demon stTated the capacity Of the cast to handle it
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27
May Build Railway South To
 Gulf To SaUe Copper Industry
 From High Freight and Taxes

That high freight rates and stag gerins, rates of taxation are killing the copper industry in Arizona. and that at least one copper company of Ari- zona is seeking re.ief by planning to build a Fyiiroad to the Gulf of Cali fornia Co obtain a seaport outlet. is the information contained in an inter esting letter tO Gov. Thomas F.. Campbell from W. E. Mershon. di- rector in the Calumet c Arizona and New tqrneha CcGHer Companies. and don El-,or u -lt S--n-T- -tairs. i-ll.0er Com.guy. lt .Ktfr h-ms .O-s-,
 -4eI points olt lr t.e er c-rli lL --lCli-ll uc-4 fl l.-l atol- a -elis larl r -.-te and ctnlt Nie ir a. --cla ,-e ,t-
 more -pln Lc c 1 Ioun-. a brlrre ol- ut.er erila u. ticls .ar ar4 lcrer l. any le1 payer --e lel-ef icsqEs-
 .-7s- l -mpbe.l. Gos cr
 Ilcc- A.iaols
 4y u- Go,a. nos C1mpleli---
 rcU- letter 0- JaDllry lI-l ud on Iat retgrn from N sas. J . Fe sos- nt down to lAe Gun CT Clit fclnia. lolorei one lu1-feI l.Ies soGJh ul Alu- HiEh lrel-ir gates are kiiling tte copper iusfness- Vse ne looking Llr re4.e- by seeing l we can build q railrJad to the Cul -oG Cllt IOrnia sl as 10 give us e e-=-u-r Cl-- let 2 i5 not know whae. llA outcome
 In c1-recti0n win the taxation Of the co ser mines Of Arizona nkre are some sTeS. In staie and county taxes. t-e New Cornelia Copper Com plny rcys SL-5 for every nan Der shift l-Dr instance, every time a man VOTES m eight hour day for us Va have co pay the state cc Arizona SE5 for that privilege. Or in ether words. suppose we pay onr men S3.50 for ~ ht hours. I've actually have to pay S525. S1.75 Of which goes to the ArizOnl county wherein the property is lceated- That is a bit startling. is it not?
 The Calumet & Arizona Copper Company in 1914 paid .402 cents per pound of copper in state and county taxes. Tn 1916 it paid -3S3 cents. So here you see is a tax cost of about four-tenths of one cent per pound on the copper produced by that com pany By 1918 it had risen to 9I5 cents and 1919. 1.275 cents. For 1920 as near as we can estimate, it was 1886 cents. From 1916 to 1920 it cost us four times as much per pound Of copper in taxes. Ii we should base these figures on shelter production. then the actual taxes for 1920 were 1.6465 cents. The first figures gave you are based no the number of
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27
Californians Urge Hammond Be Given
 Cabinet Portfolio

PHOENlX, Jan. 26.-John Hays Hammond is being considered by President-elect Harding for a cabinet portfolio. according to telegram re- ceived by Frank M. Watts. manager or a land company here from Major r. R Rurneham. O. Los Angeles. Ma jCr BGrneham urged Watts tO tefe- graph Harding. pointing out the ad- vantage 70 development which would come with The appointment Cr Ham mOnd- Major Burneham was an as sociate or Hammond in South Africa al the 'time Of the outbreak e -;ne BOer war and for some time before
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27

Uty Sheriff Gibson. He also received a lcng distance call from his brother at Tucson, and when he asked him how he was disposing cf so much money Ernesto denied all knowledge of the matter, but said that he pected that the telegrams had been sent by Jimenez. whom he had met at Tucson
 Deputy Sheriff Gibson got in touch with Tucson and was informed in siort time that '.Ernesto Araiza" was under arrest there. In the meantime Ignacio Araiza received the following telegram from Jiminez:
 "YgnaciO Araiza.
 -Bisbee. Arizona.
 "f am Juan Jimenez. friend of Err Ecre me drought t0 Bis te so c9n nay Vour money. To uo- bring any charges against ne
 y-u pour mcneT. Haze me h-wr 70 the Bs5ea zi A9ssrcr lar7 c1rEtr a a- es5n- shE-ver quick Yr1 --uov -i=t may happ.n tonne Apr the Le'eg m.
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Secures S9O By Using Friends Name,
 Then Sends Telegram (COllect) Asking
 Man He Duped Not To File Any Charge

Charged with obtaining about s1O0 from Ygnlcio Araiza. 9 printer em- pioyed by the Review. by impersonat- ing his brot-er Ernesto Araiza. and signing his name to repeated requests by wire for money. Juan Jirnenez is held in jail at Tucson and will b. brought to Bisbee today to answer to a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses, or forgery.
 Ernesto Araiza left Bisbee for Tue son about a week ago with plenty 0 money and with the intention Of find ing work On Wednesday of last we IgnaciO Araiza received a telegram from Tucson signed "Ernesto Araiza, requesting that -s30 he sent by wire at once. Isnacio sent the money but on the following day received a second te'r-f ~ra iiLc z--lf ar- Z d tllrl gam
 ieral trai-I. erla'c' -l at>-he ta-- none r a telegram sred -n,e
 Ae a8 not bis esk fer uolcF il-.1
 Iic.ore and comm l'
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27
HOTEL ARRIVALS

Among the arrivals at the Copper Queen hotel last night were: Mir. and Mrs. H. A. Anderson. George A. Mane- field O. F. Metz. Fl Paso: John n. Welch. A. E. Lightfood. B Girand Phoenix; E. Huntinston, V. P. Gan ahl. Los -Anseles: Charles B. Murphy Pasadena: NJ. s. McAllister. Portland !; Luther Smith. J. Beale. San Francis co: F. ]. O'Brien. New York: G. R Fowler. Fl Ceutro: w H. Detrick, Chicago; NJ. k. Stowell. Chicago; O. P Clifford Jr., Fl Paso: B. Anslin Globe; Mir. and Mrs. Clair Dexter Ma-io VsUs Ia
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27
RopY MI ARRIVE

The bcdy of Airs. Fred Rylance will arrive in BiSbse this afternoon from California and will be taken in charge by the Allison and HenDessy Under taking c0mpSny and removed to the family home at Warren It will re main at the home untl Friday when funeral ServictS wiI be held at 10:sG o'clock in the moining from the Cath olic church.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27
Utah MemOrialiZes Congress To Block
 Alien Immigration

SALT LAKE CITY. Jan 26.-Fol- lowing a debate lasting nearly two ours the house of representatives of the Utah legislature today passed joint memorial No. 1. memorializing congress to enact legislation that would restrict immigration of Orien- tals and prevent the ownership or leasing of land by aliens ineligible to citizenship in this country.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27
Arkansas Governor
 Opposes Selling Of
 Possible Oil Land

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Iou. e6.- Governor NIcRae today sent to the legislature a mesSase asking that body to withhold from sale for period Of five years all public lands which might contain oil, gus or mineral de- posits pending which ume provision might oe made by the legislaiOre for the lease or sale by the state tor prices commensurate wish their value.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27
eLAN ENTERrALMMENTs.

The Wonlen's committee or the country club met Tuesday. afternoon at the cl1b Co plan for entertainments for the coming year The cOmmittee is composed of, Mrs. P N Buck walter. ehairm0H: Mrs c. T. Knapp 1-ys. F F. WbiJelev. Mrs. Sam Frank eIberg and Mrs T. N. Sterling
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27
MARRIED AT DOUGLAS.

Miss Hazel Pealock of the Phelps Dodge store at Warren. and William McKeown, youngest son Of Mrs. Sar- ah McKeown Of Bauer Hill. were mar ried Sunday evsning at Douglas. MT. and Mrs. McKeown will make their home at the St Regis hotel at Lowell.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27
RuN oVER RY rRAIN

NarciscO AgruellO. a Mexican la borer on Sacramento Hill. had an arm and part or foot cut off yes terday afternoon when he was run over by d train. He was rushed to the Copper Queen hospital where it Was reported last night that his con ditiOn is serious rom shock. FOremen
 on the hill were at a loss as to how
 he had been run over as the train
 was going very slowly at the time.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27
AUTO HITS eoS

Jack FrenCh. small son Of O. s. French. was struck by Gn automobile yesterday evening on Brewery GulCh. The lad was carried to his home where it was found that he is severe ly bruised but his injuries are not seripqs- French said that his son ran in front of the ear and the driver was not to blame.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27
SCHMIDT FUNERAL TODAY

Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret Schmidt, Bisbee pioneer who died Tuesday afternoon at the age of S5. will be held this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock from the Presbyterian church. Pev. J. F. Fry will officiate.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27
ITCHING ECZEMA FOR 4 YEARS
0nlimbsinPimples. Burned and Could Not Rest.
 Cuticura Healed.
"Isuffered for about four wears with

lsuEclcu EOI IaOOUltOOr years with eczema on my limbs, from my knees down. At first they were very small pinples, and after a while the skin would begin to swell and get thick and crack open. hiy clothing rubbed the eruption, causing awful itching and burning, and could not rest at all
 '' began to use Cuticura and got relief. and when l had used two cakes of Cu;icura Soap and one cox of CutiCura Ointment was healed. % (Signedl Nelson Snl.th, Cache. III.
 Cuticura Soap. Ointment and Tal- cum promote and maintain skin pur- ity. skin comfort and skin health often when all else fails.
 ssnpis EAsh Tree y Man aei-ssz; .ozassrALrh- erE.oEi1E. Dsrt 3. ,IslGs2 8. sErs Sc. .I cger-- whs-e. Solp ssc- Ointment I5 and sa, Fsicurr isc. ZSS CUticura Soap shsves without isa.la.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27
wIH2l HSA lglIgIs sdZ}

GuarcrJ Johnson. proprietor of tho
 Hayes House In Tombstone Canyon.
 was lQUnl sQnU yes.erdaN in poAcc court gs d.surhing the peace on a 'caal ga croucht b. Miss Pearl CGlvarl Id rcom-r. and was sentenced to pay Ia Nae Oi St5. the sentence heinS SUs- pended Johnson Sot into sn aiterca- tion win Miss Cali3rG. when she Ge- eiined To lsavG the house, and he started ,O pat her sersonal cflec,S outside
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27
To SOUTHERN MExIco-

Mrs Arthur HoUle and children have left for Guavmas. Mexico in cHr'papv with D.. Houle. a physician '-ifh the s D de Mexico, who has been visiting the Houles.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27
LuNcHEoN cLua MEErs.

The WsrreB District Luncheon Club will meet this noon at the Cop 0er Queen hotel. C r. PhilbroOk. su. peuntendeut of schools. will speak or School Expend:tures.~
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27
ANNUAL Y. w. C. A. DINNER.

NumerOus reServations that are now being made for the annual Y w. c. A dinner that will be held next "Wednesday evening at the Country Club The annual dinner is the big social event Of each year with the '. W. C. 4.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27
INJURIES FINGER.

Frank Thomas, a motorman em- ployed at the Gardner mine. received a badly smashed finger yesterday af- ternoon when coupling cars at the mine. It was reported that it may be necessary to amputate the finger.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27
GIVE IAEEY PULL

The girls of the Copper Corps will give a taffy pull Saturday night at ' o'clock at the Y w. c. A. The regu- lar afternoon meeting will be omitted Miss Esther Dayman, Pacific Coast girls work secretary. will speak
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27
MRs- eATENAN REruRNs

Mrs. Mur~y Bate,uan returned tO Bishee yesterda, from Phoenix where she has ben visiting for severa, weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27

At ths time Of Queen Elizabeth aad Ting James. failure to go To church on Sundays was a statutory offcnsC m England.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27
BIBLE CLASS MEETS.

The Wednesday morning Bible class met at the Y. w. c. A yester- day morning with 36 in attendance The subject for the next meeting vii, be "The Believers in Standing and State"
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27
ENTERTAINs AT HOME.

Mrs. Lee Blair entertained at lunct con and cards yesterday afternoon al her home in Tombstone Canyon.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27

Nationally advertised goods offered at your Home Drug Store. Following shown in February Cos mopoiitan" inow on sale) regularly in stock here: .. Ever Sharp Pencils Resinol Soso
 Luden's Cough Drops
 Brown natone
 Vano cresoline
 Bazin Depilatory
 Aspirin
 .>Oe Miracle
 Ponds Cream
 Bicycle Cards Forhan's For The Gums
 S. 3. Cough Drops
 CanthroN
 La 5l7che Powder Thonosor Eye Water \ Csan Cough Drops Ahsorbne
 SSniflush
 Piso Cough Remedy NuisiHed Coeoarut oil Dassett G BamsdelrS Cold Cream
 piamoua Cyes MuaNMmvM .aszlz szSzzxsassZ PHONE S22. LOWELL. ARIZONA
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27
FROM DOUGLAS

Mrs. J. T. Hood and Mrs. Fred Moore were visitors in Bisbce yester-
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27
uNoElIyEREp EcReMs

Indenvered telesrGnls are at the Western Uaion for. l.. T. GOrdeu. Ida Hanizey, T. o Lindsey, and Mrs. Ch.s, |. Pickrell
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27
GIVES IuNcHEoN

Mrs. F. F.. Whiteley entertained a luncheon Tuesday afternoon at he hORlN at Warren
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27
RGtyRr7atS E-xssssszxssanz zL-.szzszszzzzEzs, -tk ssAlsssa

ILL AT HOME
 Miss Georgia BOhmfolk is i'll at her home in Warren.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27
FROM NAcOzkRI

DF. D C. Brown. company physi-
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-27

Leo EiJ6.a. arrested Tuesday aft- erncoD oa a cbarsc ot driEiHs an Su- tOmobls in Brewery GUlch while uD- der the influence of liquor. WIS found guilty yesterday in police court ana stntenced to pay. fine oi Sa0 and l0 days n jail.
 Joe SegGr. rent car driver. was found guilty yesterday il police court .of pasSins a street car 'v-hile it was Gisoiarsiag passengers and was fined; five dollars.
 a. c. Rice was fined S yesterday in police court on charge of park inshiScarinapho ETAOIN T T T. ins his car inN2 prohibited place. A. .C. Cunningham and B. H. Martin were fined S5 each on the same charge.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-12-10
| ultima SGttimana della S. Carlo

Due settimane d'opera, due setti-
mane di successi, due settimane di
yero proprio entusiasmo per ogni
singoIa rappresentazione della San
Carlo Ripetiamolo pure: la San
Carlo, ancora una volta. ha dino
strato di cssere una dele prime or
gauIzzazioni mtistiche degli Stati
Unit ciascuno del suoi spettacol,
.lati utti con vero intendimento ar
Itistico, ha mcontrato non solo l'il-
limitato fayorc del pubblico, ma ru-
Inanimc approvazionc ed cncomio del
la stampa americana. + quiyi gioya
Iricordare che Ienusiasmo della
stampa non 81 e limitato ALA sola
Irccensionc degi spettacoli: cosa non
soIita invero col nostri confratelli A.
Imericani, esSi hanno ayuto, a prop9-
sito della San Carlo, veri propri
articoli di fondo come mai alcuna
compagnia d'opcra ma avuto da che
Philadelphia e Philadelphia e tutti
eli articoHsti sono stati manimi mel
Inlcyarc che forse la nostra citta'
mon potra' mai piu' avere una Com
Ipagnia COST sceta G complcta come
la San Carlo a prczzi cost modcra-
Ii, COST popolari.
Riepllogando; il successo della
San Carlo e state un ycro trionfo
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R. COnSOIatOd Italia
IN PHILADELPHIA

I connazionali soto indicati sono
pregati di presentarsi al r. Conso-
lato d'Italia in Philadelphia Pa,
per comunicazionj che Ii iguardano ;
Guastini Viyaldo; Guastini Ubal-
do di Giosue'; Staffieri Domenico
Vasso Maria; Agostini Luigi; Can
della Armehndo; Leto Carmelo; Sor-
gini Nunziato; Da Prato Leonello
Sindicig Mario; PiTo Giuseppe fu
lPasquale; Di Vezzi Domenico di Clio
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Fcderazione ltaliana
c. c. 4. BALDI, Pres.

1biiaaH alta critica, seBpre
giuSta ed imparaiale, anche Sc
cssa moiic roHe e. fqtia a Derso-
ne, per Ia rcsie che ricoprono 0
cbc 1rbiirdTdmcnte rogiiono mo
Strayc di ,ic0prire nellie coSe co.
i0aiai, nan Siamo siati mai a.
raT dl eiogi, poc0 ctraHdoci Sc
ggcsti f8jHja5 c6ziretii riroi-
gerh q noSiri arrcrSdii. Cost Og-
a non possiamo non appreszdre
Ratio SB0uiaHeo c H0bae che,
can Ia cua adcsioHc ala reciia,
ba c0mpiUi0 Ia Fedcyazi0ac Ha-
iqn0 alto che d0rrebJe essere
initiate dalIe attire 1ss0ciaei0ni
colniai Pcrche' POrdine dci
FigF dIiaiia e la c0iouia iia-
haH0 di per sc' etcSso. In css0 So
ma tcuc 0ccoHi iuiii: itqbani di
""N.''" e az "Itg"e' f',c"l E po-
'''.' ""'l' q" t3"oLaHti "DfuE-
<,S = e",'0[es' '"'to''c' ~'ole-
S'a"'l 2 ""4H's'L "c'HDc'd''cb
rcDubbIitaHi. HioUarchici so
''0'$'', e.', rec. ne Pe'' . '"oSlTt
''"""- to"''' no" C"''""o u Jar
Pa'.' az 'SN' ia corp" no" z "s'
g"'ye",| y, ne "'' ""o' "SS'''"!'
y" ,, ! "''"",'P",o' per pea, 'St"'P'''
''""F "'' fty'' u J '"'"' per
"F,'" "e' SUN ,"P| u" "''''HeS@o
4sI >1' S'"' 5.''''"' To@ M ,a"''
,e"eI' 's'@' u, eSSo' HO'I""o-
"o,.'' P'| S'D0'"e per OF" H.
"''t '"e'.''a s'o"s ~ i'g'' "e'
s"'' 'S@0elaLl' COS" ~o,t" ""'@
I,''He ''paII,a ..,, aa -, IItS[ I. >, a@TC- ,,
ILoH'f ] n| III, ~ ,,.I,- : o-'>h Dihh
IN ANdhCIiiLO ~ "oV' "
"e""'c'' 2 una isS''9@ @'o"e enc.
.'@L"'"lea'e. e. ''aon',' :, ~ o"o'e ~
,"''I q 5'"'5o"' " |i'"s. ''''' 'o''-
:" pm '"e '"o 'a oyy' "''S"@o'
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ED UNALTRA ANCORA


Nlo'e queS'a iio''~'a "ol ls"o
I"'"''l9, I'D Ilo'llllla n cioe vi rLan- ran
1TI9 ",'e' ,9' TiaI!'g I,.i! 5,r e'iei'D'I'
og'l l,. 0'3'li'c oeI IIsIi u lt"'la per 10
l't'o i, oe' -,eg 3,r3'I. 2elss9' o'' "'''' =
"eIl" o9iol'" @ F." '''.' .4.
~ ~ I''0 o!e ) me- III '.o5.' =
20, ~ It;' ,D'1',J ';1'l1 %1 lCo-,J:e,,'l2 6I
I ,o - -, i,; = ~ - " ",,o-o 80
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-12-10

yanni; D'Arienzo Giuseppe di Do
menico; Mancini Giuseppe; Amoro-
so Giuseppe di Gaetano; Budini
Giuseppe di Giovanni; Di Giovanni
Gennaro di Francesca; Carrozza Al
fonso; Mirri Ettore fu Ferdinando
Papa Sebastiano; Tolluto Domenico
di Giuseppe; Naleriani Enrico di G
Battista; Berardi Domenico.
IL Regio Console
SlLLITTI
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-12-10
Pro OSPEDALE ITALIANO
cap. Raffaclc de Luca

Abbian,o vad,Ito dio, /, Nj.
Superiore dele Sporo doI 'sal4o Saaro
Cuore nellie scorso sattir,ono 80, 49,
TO oil Americani sonniono fona - -
lie Ioro Isfituzioni y nj jtoIiaa: POI oo
sa rorranno fare percJs, u 'l,,, 1oro ~ -
spcdaie abba a sorocye > ,rc.joe |
Abbiano mandate mn onnoIIo ~
aonale ad nm bpon nnnard ~ do; ~. ~
stri conn,zionaIi ossa ,.,t;,',,,l ;,oL ~
speriamo che oil itaIiani fntti w.,
ranno corrspondero doyesse n,,r T.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-12-10
La PAROLA DI D'ANNUNZIO
Sulla Conference di WASHINGTON
II.

Ma Sc cOnSlderO la preSenZa del
italia, "Poyera donna di Dio" ne
consigli del potente mi viene in men
te un altro personaggio ultramari
Ino. Quello di San Francesca ch,
sbarca in Egitto col semplice saio &c
il sacco yuoto fra baroni cristian
dividentisi il bottino.
vi era una tavola dele disput,
e del destim anche a Damietta. Tu,
bato ed accorato egli passa dal cam
po del fedeli a quello degli infedeli
Per stabilize la sua sincerita' e ia
superiorita' della sua fede egli pro,
|Pone al benigno Sultano che passera
attraverso il fuoco Sc il rimanente det
| seguaci di Maometto sono pronli a
fare altrettanto.
II Sultano esita, non senza scrri.
derc vagamente; ma certo il aorriso
del Presiednte Harding sorpassa la
cume di quello delParbitro delPEgit-
to. E non e questa un'allusione ma
Iigna.
Mentre Balfour e pieno dl con-
disccndenza di dolcezza per / cole
CHI di Hughes, Lord Curzon ponc
una pesante mano sulle spalle del
negoziante egiziano tenta di curyar-
10 fino al suoIo.
Che cOSa aveva promcssO Lord
Miner?
II governo imperiale non 81 era inn
pegnato di abolire il protettorato c
.di proclamare findipendcnza dell'E-
gitto2
Ora la mano, cssendo nuovamenta
divenuta ferrea, impone guarnigioni
e basi naval mel Capale di Suez, da
Alessandria al Cairo.
Non yedete Lord Curzon Yestito
ia perfetto francescano passarc inn
payido attrayerso il fuoco?
Non ostante cio' dobbiamo pur
concoderc che qua e la attrayerso il
monde vi sia una santita', senza fl
gura forsc, creata del sacrifici della
guerra non dale persone illustri, ma
dial poyero ed oscuro, da co'oro che
ieri scmbraya raccogliessero G. com
ponessero le ossa del soIdato Ignoto
per tarIe rlsuscltare con un alto S0
hIime sui a'negazione del monde.
VI e, ira Europa e ASA un"
''ii'''euSa i'"/'o'e Clle IoV'' "ISl' l's' 1"
tamente col suo Dlo, come Iotl9'a
'ilacobbe ALA notte col suo angelo
PorJa un peso enc senofa |os''a
schlacclarIo, II euIVa a terra ma
oonoatle col suo I'io coma SU9 am u
ma Come 0laeGDOe attenoe . a'0a
per rlconoscere Iuno raequlstare
Ialtra
b non dlspera. SoiirG Ia lame
senza dlsperare' Mqore q'' 'TGaao c
pur non dlspera' liza Ieoe he'I awe
nlre.
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soccorrerIa sa clo.
ina mattlna, nel dIstietn aSr'G3-
H. lI PopoIo alialnato recan'e S''lIe
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La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-12-10

+ gil applause che ad ogni Erase
.piu' saliente 10 interrompeyano e To-
yazione frenetica, interminabile che
ha salutato la chiusa della sua CON
lerenza, debbono ayergh dimostrato
quanto Fanima della folla fosse fusa
con la sua nella rieyocazione dele
origini. dele necessita', delle glorie
della nostra guerra.