The New York herald., 1921-06-13
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the parents mot to worry" as the
writer's had the boy and were willing to
hold him until they knew positively
whether the price OF the desired auto
mobile was forth coming.
varotta told Detective Sergeant Fla
schetti yesterday that two weeks ago
he was walking on Third avenue when
man he knew hailed him by his nick
name "Frenchy."
Hey. Frenchy,' the man said, have
you heard anything about Giuseppi?"
mo, nothing" replied Varotta.
Your Giuseppis too damn smart,
volunteered the man. HE understands
English and French and italian as well.
He's too damn smart. He knows too
much to be safe. Maybe you'll never
see him"
While Salvatore varotta was in
Nyaclx making sure that the body was
Giuseppis, Maria. his wife. sat at the
window in the Thirteenth street tene-
ment with the candle on the sill al
ways burning. Giuseppi's two brothers,
Adolf, who IS 10 years old. and John,
who Is Z. went to the movies In the
afternoon with neighbor. Rosa. who
is only two was waddling UP and
down the pavement in front. A police
man leaned against the door jamb.
mo ones allowed to go up and see
her." he explained when a woman an
nounced her intention OF comforting
Maria varotta. Let her alone. This
mornin' some one hands her a news
paper She can read English all right,
and she sees in II that they found the
kid up the river and her husband had
identified the clothes and all. We had
a hell of time convncin her that
tho nawenon nor Uae liar'
So Maria didn't know until her hus-
band got home about o'clock last
night.
"She look as though she would die"
he said 1T have told her. In a month
or so she will have another baby. Maybe
she will not. Maybe she will die, now
that have told her. But / am bring
ing home Giuseppi. Tuesday he will
be here"
They didn't exhuine the body up in
Nyack until after lunch. Varotta and
the detectives and Assistant District
Attorney Dineen went out TO Oak Hill
Cemetery in Raymond Bohr's flivver
while Bohr. the undertaken. and three
men with shovels and a little wicker
hamper, followed in a truck.
Varotta was quiet and very pathetic.
'T have not seen him yet" he ex-
planned to the reporter standing on the
running board Of the flivvcr. but II
was his clothes they showed me-the
little suspenders ana the blue garters
his mother make for him. He laugh at
those blue garters and say they are like
mine / wear on my arms. only not 50
big.
The earth quite loose because II had
been spaded only Saturday, was easy
to remove. They lifted the pine box out
upon the grass.
varotta had fallen on his knees be-
eide the box and began patting IT,
. Maybe. maybe II Is not Giuseppi" he
said looking up at Trezza with tho finest
imitation Of a smile brave man ever
assumed.
Maybe not" replied Trezza.
yes" agreed Varotta with his quiet
smile, maybe not"
They didn't open the box there be-
cause. despite the cop. the crowd did
collect. They party returned 20 Bohr's
undertaking parlors. There DR. Schultze
and Dr. J. w. SAMSON Of Nyack Joined
the party. They laid out the body In
the rear Of Bohr's office and then called
/ In Varotta.
/ He is not 30 pretty now. The teacher
In the school take his picture. he was 40
pretty" said the father.
There was the cut on his knee" he
went on. "lie fall against the fire plug.
/ Too many cuts now 90 see II. There was
sore little finger that he catch In the
door and ] clip the finger nail because
| II Is broken and goes black"
There must be something else" urged
/ Dr. Schultze. ut Is hard TO identify him
now, 50 you must think of something
else"
ut is my boy sure" replied Varotta.
HE tells me that. Between his teeth in
the front and in the uppers there ls a
hole, and one on them IL black"
Deity Or. schutze exposed the upper
teeth. The two central teeth we're prom