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FOOD FRIGHTENING
SECTIONS OF LEVER
BILL HELD NOT VALID

ontlNutd FROM fiTSL rage.
OF AN effort 10 carry out Il statute.
Which il terms merely penal!zed or
pun.Sh all acts detrimental 20 public
interests which injuries are reason
able IN the estimation Of a court Or
jury.
we arc Of the opinion that the
court below was clearly right in rul-
ing that the mere existence o. a state
Of war could not suspend or change
the operation OF the guarantees and
limitations OF the attn and sixth
amendments such as WI are here
passing upon"
These sections OF the Constitution
declare that III all criminal prosccu-
tons the accused shall have the
right to l.. Informed 81 the nature
and caus" 81 tho accusation and that
IN" charge must BE- specifically yet
forth in the Indictment returned
against him.
Section of the Lever act made IT.
unlawrul TO limi; facilities for trans
porting. producing, harvceting. man
utactNrinG. storing or dealing In any
necessities. to restrict distribution OF
any necessities, 10 prevent. limit or
lessen the production OF any ncccs-
S't'' - ~ 49, -
-. Wy
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60,
.,no- 49,, r.,o ot MORO man
-, ,,.. ,,,,,,
n.,.t.t ,- ,cy.r c,,r,s sustaining
. l.n,rr,r - IN. indictment on The
,..o,,,, ,h,. IN, s.ct,nu yIolatca the
nm amendment, was affirmed by tho
S,nrcmr ,,,rt
Jus,ic. White rhcn took no the
ntScr min. eases in turn. giving the
,r.ct of to,iay's decision. In brief.
thav were.
II. E. Remington and others. mcr-
chants of Jackson. Miss. appealing
from refusal OF lower courts to issue
an injunction ard Attorney General
Palmer. Decree Of lower courts re-
versel
\. L. Lewis Il 60. and twelve othcr
merchants .: Denver, col. appearing
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NAVAL. ArpROrEitTiDN bill
BN0EG!tp IL ~ SENATE
I Ny Nssoc.ltcd Nrna

WASiIlNiiToN. Ech. aS.--Tnc naval
appropriation hin as rrncricd out 81
committee. cnrryin" !. total OF sta3.
100000. an increase Of Sln0.0On.oU0
over tue measure AS adopted by the
House. was brought up in the senate
tonight after preliminary debate or
three hours. The roll call on the
question OF taking ny the hiik,at once
was 43 to Z !ts
The hill was brought up by Scna-
tor Poindcxtcr. Republican. Wash
irgton. and its Introduction was tho
signal for disarmament proponents TO
take the floor
Senator Borah. Republican, Idaho.
the ilrst speaker declared IL was not
his purpose to oppose an adequate
navy but TO see tha, the adequacy
zion of the bill.
III considered carefully" Ii" said.
"it will BE- Impossible to pass the
bin within two or three days. II Is
unwis" To take the Hill through has
ills in the closing hours oil this sca-
sion"
The Idaho Senator asserted chi
phaticaliy that the bin WAS passed by
the House on assurances OF its
leaders that IL would not lie accepted
If it was returned by the Senate
with single dollar added to, it,
Costs OF the British Russian.
French and German naval construc-
ton in 1919 were estimated ut S2t0.-
100000. less than half the amount
of the naval hill. Senator Eorah said.
lie recalled the failure Of the allies
To 'oNcrawr" the triple alliance In
1914 by naval building ana said the
same failure would he met by those
who rcar trouble from some source
ana hone to ovcrawr II by authorize
| ing a Stupcndous building program
| lie added it was his Judgment that
| III" "racC" between the tult"d Stntcs
| ana Japan for naval supremacy
would result similarly 10 tint waccd
| between Great Britain nEd Germany
! in laii"
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Daring the remainder Of this year
md ncxt, payments 10 railroads O;
probab!y s500.pOo.OO0 viii be made
Tnis money Is owed for deficiencies
incurred during the final SIX months
Federal guarantee period. and foi set
Elements arising gu at government
ownership III war time.
The short session Of Congress draw
las no" 10 II close VAS unable 10
feet economics of any conetderab!c
Importance. when the total outlay Is
The House cut approprln-
tons for III. next year about $780,
900 oUo below those Tor the current
$,ar. Ru; when the appropriation
bills cached the senate, additions
made there wiped ou' ihe saving.
Leaving on; 81 account the deficiency
bill other supply measures rs they
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-01
BEGIN CONFERENCES ON
ARMY APPROPRIATIONS Bill.

WASIll NGTON. rcb. 23.-t'onfer-
emccs on the S36.. 100000 army appro-
priation bin were begun today by
Senate and louise managers and an
agreement on army air service pro-
visions was reached promptly. by y
compromise between the conferccs
S2n.G50.hnn was voted for army avIa-
,ion a compared with $l9.o00.G0
provided 10y tho House and $23. 100000
voted by the Senate.
The Senate amendment appropriate
ing S7.ooo.0o0 for new airplancs was
reduced by the confcrccs To So
100000 aud the Senate appropriation
Of S5.o0o.00o for experimental and
rcscaych work with airplaucs. was
reduced to $4,000. ON. For expert
nenta,ion with hclium. the Senate
amendment OF 100000 WAS reduced
to s250.001, but II Is proposed 10
combine the nclium experiments OF
the army anu navy. ana another
$3.50, 900 from the navy appropriation
bill is 10 he added.
In preliminary discussion of tho
size Of the regular army the House
confcrceS said they would have great
difficulty In securing assent Of the
House Ia the Senate amendment pro-
vidinr for an army OF $4,000 rs
against 100. 600 fixed In the House
bill
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siderable until Costa Rica had with
drawn all troops from the territory
claimed by Panama,
Council Tnhc. ~ Action.

PARIS, Fob. 2S.--'rhc council or
the league oi nations has no; vet
taken "oSnixancc OF III" ianana. .
Costa Ricaa conflict III. scc.eiarial
81 the league. howorcr. Is collecting
all information available regarding
the situation. II was said today that
his does not necessarily mean that
tho council Will take notice oil the
affair. and IL IS not likely IL Will
come ~ before tho council unless
some member Should bring 1t 10 Of
licill notice.
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HARDING, SPEEDING TO
MARION, NAMES WEEKS
AS SECRETARY OF WAR

faNorahly disposed toward oral all
dresses to Congress. because no felt
IL might help 10 promote CO. opcrat ion
between the executive and Legislative
branches.
VIII Receive Reporters.
Replying 10 questions about his re-
lations 10 the newspapers Of the
country while he is in the White
House. Mr.. Harding said lie expected
10 keep himself accessible to news
paper correspondents and hoped to
work out a plan for conferences with
them ut fixed periods. lie has not
decided. however, how frequently
such conferences can be held.
As hc travelled northward today.
tho President virtually COM
plctcd preparations Of his inaugural
address.
Tomorrow in Marion n. win con-
Ter with Major-Gcncrai Leonard
Wood, generally understood to DO
under consideration for governor
general of tn" Philippines
The Harding special train is to
ic;tch Marion early tomorrow morn
Ing and the Presidents eject and his
wife viii spend mos, OF the day max
in& final arranGementa Of ;hair per-
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:. SEEKS SETTLEMENT
OF BOUNDARY DISPUTE
Iby Associatcd Press.


: WASHINGTON. Feb. as.-Final set
element OF the boundary dispute he
tween Panama and Costa R!ca 10
which cable adviccs said
5had ended yesterday with tho sur
render of the Costa Rican force at
'oto is sought by. the, United Sta,es
in notes dispatched 10 the two gov
rrnmen,s today by no State Depart
lncnt.
1, The suggestions made by the Unit
ed States do not amount 20 an orer
OF mediation or arbitration. unlcr.
Secretary OF state Davis declared 10.
day, but the state Department, H.
arlded, had expressed Il nrm at,itud.
Of opposition TO war as. i substitute
for arbitration AS n means Of sct,linc
The question. .
Although cable advices recei, ed
here today hy the Paaama legation
ftatcd that he Costa Ilscan force oc-
Aupying coto. In the disputes ar =.
lad been surprised ard had :ur-cn-
CAercd. no account OF the situation wa
Received from Costa Kicin sources
Fhe state Department MAJ no, nr,i.
advised. Sec-e,arysDsy!s said, wa,.A.
cr the occupation or The t"rr!.o:! y
Question Was fofmal move on =
Har, OF Costa Kica or simply Ia ~
-. an .nd.pendcnt expedition .; cosi.
sRicans.
In any event Mr. nav's sai
ls.the Costa Eican course .: tt'>.N
possession ~ force % tn t'fr!t"t
rwardcd hem ~ an ar5.t..,l hvc!s.
Sas not ~ bcs. m,,hot ~. star
Depar,ments commau'r ,;Hns g
soil countries suggested tie adyis
ability !. a.tt!ng ;o+e,a.e. me COG,
sng to an ngreement..- ;.
i. Panama. request TO- the r.@.-"s. 81
Arms seized By the Cana Zone az.
Shorities In 1916, received ~ th
State Department today. viii rot y
Compiled with. Mir. Davis said TIN
arms and ammunition. n stat"i nae
Becn shipped to the United Sta'sa '"''
sold and the proceeds returned =
Panama.
z The Panama force n Co,o vas -.
alicated AZ numbering about -" H'n
,nf whom sixty were regular p"lit"
Spposed rs a much smaller &C. ~
costa Ricans.
k.rne> -,,9t;aa i~Gi 10 -ntcssage ammo 'acinE
|sho recovery % az disputed ''Ff 1T
read: panama
"a s".. ro,o where Colonel
s,,nieo ana al, his TROOPS surrenn-
nSred unconditiona!iy 20 ''a""''''"
.losaes.' ~ ,o,.vr. aid. vas
X K -, ,ccent good offices OF the
ss,n,ted states in actiiement Win hei
,,aiahbor. but said his poNefnhieh.
Mad advised him overture 10 wa
Ira would not meet faNoF"hi" con
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ieft 'he Senate carry s2,32T $4,000 for
aoa appropriated for the same pur-
poses fof the current year, The. Ia
tai amounts may be reduced somewhat
b"for" tho mcacnrrs nnaiiy nnd their
way 10 Tia. statute acui,a, hut tile re-
ductionn vii. no; - large. The de-
iiciency bin in fuf s2T5. 200 .0uo. 1t
wns Increased from saoa.ppo. QUO. the
iiouse tleui tn til" larger nmoaa,
hy tn" upper chamber.
Reduction in interest FOR the pub
lie debt. and o:her Items making up
the permanent annual appropriations
were obviously impossible,
Huge "I'IoatinE Debt"
Two other cacts should liz noted:
the aovcrnmen; has u "nontin1 debt
composed OF certificates matueinE n
short time. OF 81. 100. 100000 Th.>"
with maturing obligations u ., .
sorts. bring the .otnl OF paper 30
retired or refunded IN tho nos. ,wo
years and hnic 10 $1,000, 100000.
The figures serve 10 bring Into re-
lief the task confronting tho new
Congress IN d.vising revenue lawS.
Taxpayers vii! be freed from bur
densoEe and Objectionable taxes.
and business relieved, If this can be
done. But the need for continuing
the total or Federal taxes Mt their
present volume Is clear. The situa-
ton has been further complicated
by the business depression and con
scqucnt falling OFF in the amount of
taxes which will come into the
Treasury. The effect Of this cannot
Yet he determined. but il is conccd ed
the ilow will bc below expectations
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no" and tor many years TO come.
Primarily my duty Will 10 t. help
keep the navy and marine CORPS not
only renly, 10 hRht. IN ID 10 light
aud traipod 10 the minGtc."
Mr. snohhy VIII leave hcrc Tuesday
Tor WaSl!netn:t. no announced today.
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z KILLED, 8 WOUNDED, IN
CENTRAL !! AMERICAN FIGHT
Iosta Rica Has Heaviest Losses in
f: Battle on Pacific Side
OF Frontier.
pANAMAIANs .CApTuRE :,
Toto Is Rcoccupicd, Hcndcd by
Force OF 100 Cavalry Troopers
Commanded by Colonel Iaurcann
: Custom
10y Associated Press. ]

/ PANAMA, Feb. 2S.-Two Costa Isic-
ans were killed and nine wounae,,
and two Panamanlans were wounded
IN lighting at Coto. on the Pacific side
p: Costa Rica Panama frontier. The
entire Costa Rican force which occu-
Jied Coto WAS captured.
Th'r,y-Gve additional prisoners
svere taken when a Costa Rican
launch was completed b. the rana-
inanian$. Their arms ana a machine
gun also >wero taken.
~ is not known here whether tho
casualties occurred when Coto, which
was seized a week ago by the Cos n
ldcans. WAS retaken by the Pauaman-
ians or whether they resulted from
the engagement today when the arm
ID launch was captured.
coto was rc-occupicd by the pana-
'nanians. headed by force OF 100
cavalry. commanded by Colonel Lam.
rcano CASTOR.
Aho'her demonstration against
president rorras took place this AZ
icrnoon.
americans arc st.li guarding the
presidential palace.
PREVIOUS dispatches concerning the
'souolc between Costn Rica ana pan
anna have contained no references TO
demonstrations against President par
Its' nor have there been any in,ima-
tons that American forces wcr.
guarding the presidential palace.
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>n,n, shipments 10 ,.cr,unn,.

SAVANNAH. GA, Feb. "S.--shti.
ment OF naval stores 10 Germany '.As
resumed today with the icpartnr" -
til" steamship Mar Mediterranean NJ.
1850 barre" Of rUein aud turncuti'in
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GILLETT ~ RESoMiN
* SIR: &I.Elt tS IIaf-S, 4,

WASHINGTo%. Feb. @S-Spcaker
Frederick II. Gillctt. of Tho House u
Representatives MAS rcnominnted
withou, opposition tonight BY Re-
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beat lis

GRAND Died suddenly Monday. February
=. ~, rhllad.iphia. Pa: Mrs BENJAMIN
Grand. nce Mis- JAMIE Manning, daurh.
ter ~. Mrs VI ! Manning. formerly Of
this city, Funeral notice ;a;nr
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Wanting 1t Done and
| Getting 1t Done Is Easy.

L trns.nr The rien. person 20 giN. tns
"a = rnps. service made easy tlA oush his
i directory
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fof rent. We can itEt ant sell. IS
y y. 3. uarsie. AZ Asatqa. HY.d.as
$sT YOUR farms and Ci.y propcfty rutr
n ~ Schmidt s. Co Tor rtEG!t. Vi
orth Eighth Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-01

Tasss advertisements DIRE rie..1 :.
kbH6m from the elasslhcstinas 49,,
81 dupIicAied on tho WANT Al pt,,
s1thfx Sk9Stlaemsn;s there tod.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-01

FOR SALE. sevc;si o:g bargains lu or,
= End county ho.1cs Prices iron 81 500
- TO 10000 Oh cas- .tt-hf Slu4 .st
Z payments Earh rossersioa. NuGmga.
4 Sa. Boulevard 80.
The daily times., 1921-08-26
SPORTS

dope runs true to form we ought to
win the larger portion of them. AS
conditions now stand we ought to
emerge at the end of the week with
slightly more lee way than at the be-
ginning Next weeks play finds
Richmond and Portsmouth together
for the first three days, Norfolk at
Wilson, and Newport News at Rocky
Mount; the last three days of next
week finds Richmond at Newport
News, Tarboro at Portsmouth, Rocky
Mount at Norfolk, and Suffolk at
Wilson. This weeks play and that
OF next week gives US slight ad--
vantage and with an even break of
luck we ought to be able to increase
our present lead.
The daily times., 1921-08-26
WILSON WINS FIRST
FROM TARBORO.
Hearne Pitched Bugs to II to 1 Vic
tory. Playing of Entire Team
and Hitting of Martin, Wal
ters, Head and Kline
Feature.

Yesterday afternoon at TarbOrO
Wilson had very little difficulty in
winning a rather lopsided game from
Tarboro by the score of 1 1 to 1. Man
ager Clark selected Hearne to do the
did he twirl. He was never in danger
of being defeated, and after his team
had secured a commanding lead he
was not even forced to exert himself
He kept the eight hits well scattered
and only in one frame did Tarboro
secure a run. He was given faultless
support by his team mates, who took
no chances in allowing the game to
go other than to their credit.
Roberts on the mound for Tarboro
pitched a creditable game even tho
he allowed fourteen hits. Some of
these could have been handled by
fast fielding, but on the other hand
the Bugs earned 8 runs, enough to
win with seven to spare.
For Tarboro the work of Roberts
featured, while the hitting of Nc
ConneH, Brannigan and Corcoran
was noticeable. For Wilson the play
ing of the entire team, and especial
ly the hitting of Martin, Walters,
Head, Kline, and Miller formed the
bright spots of the contest. In addi-
tion to the fielding and hitting, Will
son had six stolen bases to her credit.
The umpiring of Weir was again
off color. This has characterized his
work recently for in every game that
he has worked he has been severely
roasted by both players and fans.
The box score follows:
The daily times., 1921-08-26
WHAT'S THE FEMININE OF
"RASCAL?"
She was it.

she Was U.
Here was this great big, good
hearted boy taking her out, when
she was in the very dickens of a pre-
dicament, and all the time she was
Taking Him In
He thought she was a poor little
flower girl, selling her pathetic wilt
ing blossoms for living. And she
was a millionaire's only child, doing
this stunt on a bet!
Gee, what that girl wasn't up to!
Don miss Bebe Daniels in 1.-The
March Hare" at Wilson Theatre to-
morrow
The daily times., 1921-08-26
NORTH CAROLINA
WILSON COUNTY.

j. F. Bales & Son; and the
Branch Banking & Trust Co.
NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.
The defendants in the above en-
titled action will take notice that on
the oath. day of August, 1921, a
summons in said action was issued
against the said Defendant by the
Clerk of the Superior Court for Will
son County, North Carolina, Plaintiff
claiming the sum of $33339 due it
by breach of contract of warranty
which summons is returnable the
26th day of September, 1921, before
the Clerk Superior Court The De-
PENDANTS will also take notice that
warrant of attachment was issued by
said Clerk of Superior Court on Aug
ust oath. 1921 against the property
of the Defendant ]. F. Bales & Son
in the hands of the Branch Banking
& Trust Co., which warrant is re-
turnable on the 26th of September,
1921, before the Clerk Superior
Court, when and where the Defend
ants are commanded to appear and
answer or demur to the complaint, or
The daily times., 1921-08-26
Batteries: Farmville, BeaI and
Faulkner; Clinton, Sanderson and
Startling.
GREENVILLE LEADING.

Greenville, Aug. 25.-Beal, Green
ville's star pitcher, today won his
first game in the post season series
with New Bern, holding the Bears
to three hits and scoring and turn
ing in to 1 victory over in the
Bears.
The daily times., 1921-08-26

We can furnish you with Bird &
Sons Slate Surface Roofing, fireproof
and on which you can get the same
insurance rate charged on tin, tile or
slate for $500 per square G.. T.
Fulghum & Co. A "a 4td
The daily times., 1921-08-26
Portsmouth 5; Suffolk z.
Newport News 5; Rocky Mount A..
Tarboro 1; Wilson IL.

We have put a limited quantity
red and Green Asphalt Strip Shingles
on the bargain counter today at "a
sacrifice price of $6.25 per square.
#. F. Pettus Co. s 25 Std 1tw
The daily times., 1921-08-26

summary. Stolen bases-Klein,
Miller, Roth CD; Walker and Mar
tin. Two base Martin, Walters.
Hearne, Head, Brannigan, Roberts,
Mcconnell. Base on balls-off Rob-
erts 8. Struck out-by Hearne 8.
Earned runs-Wilson 9; Tarboro
Left on bases Wilson 10; Tarboro
6. Time-2:1 10. Umpires-Weir and
Lewis.
The daily times., 1921-08-26
SELL YOUR TOBACCO

At the Farmers Warehouse, Deans
Leach C Company, owners and pro-
prietors, Wilson, N. c. They will get
you the top market price for every
load. 25 Std 3tw
The daily times., 1921-08-26

When you have any Electric Work
TO do, remember ]. w. w. Thompson
is prepared to supply your wants, and
can furnish Motors of any Horse
Power. Anything electrical.
s 25 std
The daily times., 1921-08-26
FREE.

Tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock
at the Wilson Theatre. 80 youngsters
in Lend me Shillings
Be sure and see Mike O'NeaI in
his opera hat "A Williams produc-
tion."
The daily times., 1921-08-26
FARMVLLE A WINNER.

Farmville, Aug. 25-Farmville
took to the offerings of "no-hit, San
derson today and captured another
ball game by the tail from Clinton,
13 to 8.
The daily times., 1921-08-26

We have a few Fans left over
which we will sell at reduced prices.
Hot weather is not over yet. Will
you buy a Bargain? J. w. w.
Thompson. 8 25 Std
The daily times., 1921-08-26

We have our own Dye plant and
can dye any color and guarantee
good colors. We have an expert Dyer
and can give you good work Powell
Cleaning Works. Phone 594.
8 25 Std
The daily times., 1921-08-26

the relief demanded will be granted.
This the 26th day OF August 1921
J. ID. BARDIN,
Clerk Superior Court.
s 26 16
The daily times., 1921-08-26
American League.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Virginia League.
Wilson at Tarboro.
at Norfolk
Suffolk at Portsmouth.
Rocky Mount at Newport News.
The daily times., 1921-08-26

For lettuce, celery and other spe-
cials phone Carroll Grocery Co.
s &c ltd
The daily times., 1921-08-26

Piedmont League.
Durham at Raleigh.
Danville at Greensboro.
High Point at Winston-Salem.
The daily times., 1921-08-26
WHERE THEY PLAY TOMORROW

Virginia League.
Wilson at Tarboro.
Richmond at Norfolk.
Rocky Mount at Newport News.
Suffolk at Portsmouth,
The daily times., 1921-08-26

American League.
Boston at Chicago.
New York at Detroit.
Washington at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at ST. Louis.
The daily times., 1921-08-26

National League.
ST. Louis at Boston.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
(Only two scheduled.)
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-05-29

ru0i 0cchl senDraYano YlYenu, E ne
oli angoh della sua gola c'erano pie
Sre urofonde che facevano scoppiare
dale risa quella testa d'animale i'm
baIsamata.
LORENZO sentiFa freddo nellosse
troeg ridic0.0 10 scherzo d Teresa f,
ma 81 alzo' G mise d gatto tuori del
Puscio. In realta' ayeya paura. La
uante non 10 possedeTs anoora IN
tiaamente. e nelPanim0 suo rimans-
ID I'm yo' d. dispregio pTo7ato Ia
hi soto + primi bacl della gi7rzue
donna
CAPITOLO VIII
ALA era. ne.la botteg4 Lo-=a-a
z-s eqntaut7 come una Pzscua. Di
..rs-, -ra-rava 6aEufflclo con Ca
niIro. la signo-a Raguln % tr4tts-
/ ~ con vera anicizia natsrna. % S.
-ava fu bi=oguo z mai nuEl-0. a-l5g-
rsa-9 IN IN s5lai0. G una volta pel
-rtfz eli aveTa dett1 che 4 sua Do
ss-a z1re5bs stzta mesa sempr al.
M fg-1 mensa. Ella smzTa que
--r-are cola teueEezza che i vec
chie hauno PER le p@sone che ven.
. como dal loro passe, recan1o SEQ
-o--fi del rssss-7.
lC0ntinlal
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-05-29

- Gua-da Francesca - disse ! e
~sSs 4 Lorenzo - Direbbesl che e.
rli earisea e voElia andm a DIR tut
Ia stasera a Camille Dlmiill. ID .
.arsbbs sruuenda s. uno dl quesl
a-ni s. nettesze a psrlare ln bot
---a ne sa di belle suI nostro con
I78sa che Francesoo ayre5be po.a'
Ia uzrIare DIVERT ia gioFane u -ll-
r1r- uoI8. Lorenzo gaardo g-l o.
5~.ori del gatto r. -eHtf trsal9 a.'-
Pele
Eco come fareb5e - ripigllo
T=-sss Isl mstterebbs in pledi, e
15iezn5o me con una zampa g .
r-Tr'rl--a- e-c.auerebbe. I'll 1gnol'
+. sirnora 81 ab5raceiano mott
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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-04-25

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