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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06
Prices Are
NowBeing Reduced
~ Associated Prcss.

CHICAGO. Jan. 5.-A national cam
naign 10 reduce building costs was
aunchcd by lumber manufacturers from
III sections of the country nj a meeting
held here today.
Lumber has come down In price an
,veraec of 10 per cent" ssid X. r.
Goodman q Marinette. Wisconsin,
chairman of the session. "The lumber
industry has absorbed It's wartime In.
flaiion and we feel that il In up TO other
hii Ing commodities to follow suit.
Lumber represents only about 30 per
cent of the cost of an average building
and no, more than a5 per cent Of the
eos, II a wooden building"
Flans were made for calling represent.
ativcs of the brick. cement. tile. roofing
and plumbing industry into conference
\ national advertisement campaign was
also advocated.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06
COLISEUM likely
BE- ERECTED SOON,
COMMITTEE ACTIVE
BOARD or CITY DEVELOPMENT
HAS $4,000 IN ESCROW TO
HOLD PROPERTY,
FAVOR SANB0RN BLOCK
Immediate Work on Building Il Being
Urged by Leading Citizens Of
City; Bond Issue Men-
toned.

Erection Of the Coliseum upon the
sanhorn Block between Fifth and Sixth
Streets and buchanan and Llncol,
Streets In practically assured by the
ae,ich of the City by Design Commit.
tse and the Auditorium Committee an.
pointed by President T. y. Durham. OF
the Board Of City Development. In put.
ting up ten thousand dollars In escrow
TO bold the property. and recommend
Ing to the city commission Its acquisl
ton.
This block In agreed upon by thu
sreat majority Of those who have been
looking Into the question of a site fot
the proposed coliseum as being the besi
possible location for the building for
SEVERAL reasons, viz. Its location with.
In two blocks OF the county courthouse.
the II. T.. o. y. Building. and the Santa
Fe railway. from which Il Ia proposed
20 build a spur leading To the coliseum:
Its dimensions. SO0x300 feet. a solid
block with no alley leading through IL;
the fact that title rests In one party
instead of In several, az is the case with
nearly every other available site: it,
accessibility from all parts Of the bust.
nets section: ard It's comparative cheap
ness. real estate men apparently being
agreed that the price asked. fits
thousand dollars for the entire block.
II most reasonable when It's location n
considered.
The terms of the tentative contrae,
catered into between the owners of the
prvperty and the committees provides
for the initial payment Of $4,000, e.
be paid upon delivery of che warranty
deed. and payments of an equal sum
yearly for four years. with interest
at ten per cent. a canvass u n great
many Of tho members of the Board OF
City Development. the City Commits
sion. and the Rotary. Lions. and nj.
wants Clubs discloses the fact thet
nearly. all are In favor Of the site that
has been selected. and practically as
s'irrs approval of the recommendations
that have been made by committeeman
II. NJ. Russell. J. ". Crudgington and
80 ~ eet"'Nhs WNef eP'N ANNANHN W
the Mayor. are reducing their recon
niendations to writing. In order that
they maye h. filed with the City sce.
retary. Corporation Counsel Jackson
has been instructed TO make cxaminn
tion ot the abstract for the properly
and report TO the commission.
Sentiment for the immediate com
mencement of work upon the coliseum
has been growing steadily for several
weeks. according to members of the
committees which have been working
upon the site question and who have
come Unto contact with every angle 81
public opinion upon the question. and
fully ninety per cent Of the citizens of
Amarillo would like 10 see actual build
Ing operations under way before spring,
particularly since an offer has been
made TO the city % take the $500. 900
bond issue which was authorized fo'
its erection. nj par.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06
TWELVE Hills INTRODUCED
IN OKLAHOMA LEGlSi.ATuRE.

OKLAHOMA CITY. Jan. 5.-Twelvo
hills were introduced In both houses of
the Oklahoma legislature to-day. neither
body being In session more than an
hour. Five hills claimed attention In
the senate and seven In the house. A
par,y clash forecast early In n contest
between ". 4. Drake. republican. and
7, \. Parkinson. democrat. for the seat
In the house from wagoner county. was
av'rted hv the referring of a petition
protesting against retaining Parkinson
IN the house roll call tn the COMMITTEES
on elections.
The hills causing the most interests
were regarding the barring from thu
state ~ moving pictures films depicting
actions OF criminals, ~ any dcgenerates
~ acts ~ violence. and hill to crcatc
= board ~ advisers To the supreme
court. ~ nine supreme court commits
sioners. - be Joined In three divisions
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06
Convict Pardoned
ByCovernorBroug
ny Associated Prsss.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Jan. s.-Ciyde
Campbell. convict Tor whom search
which led TO Midland. Texas. was made
about six weeks agu. today was grant.
cd pardon by Governor Brough
camp""li was convicted In connection
with alleged automobile theft and after
serving ten months of n years set
teHce. was granted a leave absence by
the Governor TO visit relatives who
were III. Instead Of returning at tho
end oi his leave. Campbell went 10 Tex.
as where he was captured but where
h" escaped fram officers. He was pick.
cd up by local police yesterday but was
released when Governor Brough stated
that he had promised Campbell immun.
iiy from interference " he would return
and help clear up unsettled questions
connected with the automobile thefis
for which he was sentenced.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06
HARDING ASKED To BE
GUEST SOUTHERN EDlTtRS
ey Associated Prcsa

ATLANTA. Ga. Jan. S.-Presldent.
elect Harding was invited IN n Joint
telegram by fifty southern Newspaper
editors today In address the southern
tariff congress which meets in Atlanta
January g. ~. 80.
The invitation which supplemented
one recently extended by Governors
~ thc southern states. also aa',ed Mr..
Harding 90 h. the guest of the SOUTH
crn press at a luncheon during the
congress.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06
Irish President
Not Evading Law
D. Associated Prss.

LONDON. Jan 5.-Eamonn DcNalcrn
stayed at icas, swo nights and three days
in Manchester last week on his way to
Ireland from the United States. the
Manchester correspondent of the Lon
don Times says Tie arrived In an or.
dinary train. undisgulscd. and walked
through the streets to keep an appoint
rnent with tho leaders of the Manchester
SIN Feinnera
The Irishman who vouchsafcd this
Information to the correspondent added.
'if he has left Manchester he has done
20 In the same way he came-as free
horn citizen II the Great Irish Repub'
lie"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06
WI Rcmoye Ranger.

N.NESToN. Texas. Jan. 5--TcNas
rangers who have been acting IN a
supervisory capacity here under Cover
nor Hobby. viii be- withdraw AZ noon
January ~. according 20 letter from
GoS crror Hobby made public hefe thls
afternoon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06
Nv Associated Prrss.
CHICAGO. Ian.


N's"V' van ss-t of Neaiing To-
rott"iiro- six months In TAIL That was
the s"ntcnc" given by Federal Judge
II. ". Lands to-day a. Daniel Abogssi
md Thomas McDcrmoit of the Ch.cag .
yardmens union. who turned an engine
lease In the railway yards last August
during the outlaw strike" II switch.
ncn.
I, WAS the firs, conviction In tho Unit
81 States under III VAR time law passed
tor regulating railroad traffic.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06
~ .-s.ela'~d Prr-.
WASWINGTON. Jan. The ynlnms

nf traffic throughou, thc Panama c4nai
during the cnleadar year 1920. estab.
ishod new h.gh record exceeding that
81 the previous calendar wear hv 40.
proSimatcly 20 pst cent. The to,ir col.
'ccitd during the m"nih ~ Dece,nhar
amounting to iIo.2ss 600 exceeded those
of any month In the history Of the can.
al except last September .rl., ..
Commercial vessels passing through
he canal during the last calendar year
numbered ?.sii aggrcEaiing iO.sjs. .O9b
net tons and r1Irying a total cargo q
II 9a6. 600 tons.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06
Rennah's youaur,

NEW YORK. Jan. AFTER Benny
Leonard saw Jack Dempsey h.t Brl
brennan he told the champion no
wouldn't take one of his punches for
I'll the money in the world. Some
bouquet that was
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~ Asscciaisd rrsss.
WASHINGTON,
Ian. i.-inoIhr,

congressional resolution designed /,
our,aii the siz" u the regular army was
introduced twlny hv Representative
Kahn of Californin. chairman of the
h"us" military committee His measure
provides that enlistm.nts mus, cease
until the sIpy Is r,duccd ,o l's.eo0 men
hui would pcrmi, men who nave served
'vr - m,rr cisiisin'uts In thc regular
army o. rc,nlisi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06
LATE NEWS
BULLETINS

~ Assaeia,sd Press.
NEW YORK. ian. 5.-The trial of
Robert T.. Brindell. president Of the
building trades council under seven
indictments charging cxtoriion and at.
tempted extortlon was postponed 10.
lay until Monday at the request of
Special Deputy Attorney General
spence. who explained a pending ap.
neal from the denial ~ a change of
venue would not bc argued until Fri.
day Meanwhile a specinl panel II 100
lailsiAen were ordered to report Mon.
day when selection u a jury IL to
start
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06
Mlnrr's Rrcnrd Mare

PRINCETON. Ky. Jan. fisherman
Martins pay check last month was for
s'es. us Is a miner employed by tho
liighland Coal Co. The amount set n
record Tor miners pay In this sectioa
of the state
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06

LONDON. Jan. s.-frum a seemingly
authorized statement issued In London
tonight. I, may be inferred that should
Eamonn Dcvalcra be disposed to ap'
proach the government with peace
proposal meeting the governments stip'
ulations that all questions of scpara'
tion be excluded. he would not h. dis
couragcd on the contrary. under such
circumstances. he would h. treated N
satisfying the prime ministers condi'
ilons as able Ito deliver the Cords" IN
fact. and that for such purpose he could
secure safe conduct.
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w asscria,ed rrcs..
Dol GI.NS. AriIona. Jan.

IHEt WfsNN, NrUont, Jan. 5.-Nn
nounccmcnt wns made h,rc tndaN thnt
. \. rcsqucira. Mexican consul at
nUivlas since last May. had been or.
drred transferred to- ~ raso. Texas. as
ctnsul and that he would be- succeedcd
n, douglas hv ives I.clcvicr. who Ia,
been consul At san Diego. California.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06

DUBLIN. Jan. 5.--AccordIng to these
informants. Professor Dcvalera did not
cnme hove on peace mission. but bc-
cause ~ the conviction that a situa.
4. tlon had arisen urgently requiring his
lpresencc. They distrust the rcpor.s
hhat he will no, be arrested. and declare
khat he " equally "on the run" With
3th. other leaders. They siill insiS
THAT any ovcrturcs must como FROM the
British Government and tha, negn,.a.
tions are only possible on the basis of
Independents and by a tra'y b,twe'n
the two governments
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Jan. s.
Horace Booth. traffic manager. and 4.
a. Wilmington. general manager of
'he international and Great Northern.
who are In San Antonio. announced
tonight they viii leave In a few days
tcr Mexico City to confer with offIc
ais Of the Mexican National lines
seeking to arrange Tor a through Pull
man service over the I, and q. y. from
san Antonio to Tamplco by way Of
Laredo and Monterey.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Jan. s.
with the exception 81 one day. Dcccm.
Der L. Tie temperature In san An.
tonic today was the highest for the
winter thus far. II reached NJ above a,
'lo this afternoon. December u saw
a temperature of 50
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06
WEATHER
Humidity Data.

Forccast-Thursday. generally fair.
'lntcrpolatod instrument out OF orr
der.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06

WARRINGTON. Jan. s.--Compiete
publicity Of official coal cos, data is 20
be- collected through thc federal trade
commission M a means ~ keeping
iown charges 60 the consumer viii b.
proposed by the senate reconstruction
committee as the result of it's invcstl.
cation into the coal situation. Il was
announced today by Chairman Calder.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06

ALBANY. n. ". Jan. 5.-TesolutIons
calling for the expulsion of the three
socialist members of the New York
assembly We're introduced today at the
opening session by Asscmblyman
George ~. Rowe of Erie. and ]. T..
Carroll Of Kings. republicans. The
resolutions were referred TO the com
mittce On judiciary without debate.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-06

NEW YORK. Jan. 5.-New York,
which has been swapping temperature
this winter with New Orleans. had q
January electrical storm today by way
of novelty. The firyt thunder clap ex.
'ited many Brooklynites and police
headquarters were flooded with re.
ports of 'an explosion somewhere"
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-05-29
AVvISO IMPORTANTE

Nella raccolta c nella rimessa del
le offerte, raccomandiamo sollecitu-
dine e puntualita'. Indirizzare a:
IL LIBERIA PAROLA
1926 So Broad st., Philadelphia, Pa
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-05-29

mali, a mczzo della "pettegoa' nell
la quale tn lavori da asservto, yuo-
lc far crederc che fra gil americana
cgli e considerato un granjuomo.
Prima che, la penultina yota, tor
nasse in Italia la stampa americana
pubbIico' che Carminuccio laldi 81
recaya dall'altra parte delp)ceano,
sollccitato a teneryi conference nellie
principal citta'. Questa eslarante
lroyata fece ridere anche i poeta
dele farmacie. II tue pad,one 81
scuso' dicendo che egli non IRA re-
sponsabiIe di quanto aveyano detto
i giornali locali ma non smenti, CO.
me non ha smentito adesso il fatto
della casa Broad Street Co.
siche nella mente degIi americani,
che non conosceyano Ia "bestia", ri
mase l'impressione che questa fosse
capace di commettere un simile cri-
mine, Quelio di tencre conference.
Quando un Ente non ha 10 sta
to giuridico', compiacentissimO
Pipi', ccrte operazioni le fannO soci
costituiti in trustees cioe' cura-
tori La notizia percio' ayrebbe do
yuto dire cosi Ga casa e stata ac.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-05-29

2l3 di Philadelphia, Pa. - d. Ro-
dia 81. G Altieri 0 so. G Rodia
81. Totale 50 so.
Dala Loggia Umberto / No. $50
di Susquehanna, Pa. - L. Radicchi
50, C. Trayersa 81, l.. CiaYardini
81. A. Guglielmini 50, g. Radio
chi 81, C. Iisi 81. G.. Parrillo 81,
A. Zenotti 81, G Fabrizi 81, F..
Lisj 81, T. Falzuera 81, L. Ma
politano 81, f. Lisi 81, \. Tolo-
mel so, G. Rapallo OPS, d, Ca
so O.5O. Totale $19.25.
DaHo ioggio Giuseppe De Felice,
No. 1913 di Philadelphia, Pa. - Log
gia De Felice So, V. A. Del Vec-
chic 50, G.. Corsetti 0.50, r Ra-
pisardi 0. 80, NJ Campana 0. 25, G..
Lepore O.5O, a. Crocetti 0. 25, B
Oro 81. Totale $500.
Toulc dele diverse partite $4,000.
Somma precedente 1887 03, Tota-
lie generate SlG93.O3.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-05-29

qustata, in nome e per conto del Cir
colo Dante Ahghicri, (quanta impu-
dcnza a contaminaTe tanto nome y
da un comitato di curatori nellie
persone di Carmine Baldi, John NJ.
Queroli Joseph De Vito!!
Non sembra anche a te, caro- il
nostro Pipi', che cotesto era il mo-
do torretto di dare la comunicazio-
he ALA stampa? Ma Carninuccio
non ha yoluto smentire Sc stesso ed
ha fatto bene. Cost 81 trattano i mi
ghioni che 10 seguono. Chi paga chi
81 ia bello con il denaro altrui.
Non ii adirare adesso e non fare
10 spayaldo come Paltra volta; moi
ii yogliamo bene percio' ii diciamo
non asseryirti maggiormente perche'
il tuo padrone e della massima di
"la bene scordalo; ia male PEN
saci! - Continua intanto scrive-
re sullc rossime serate blanche,
/ pcrche' ii farai onore nome; poi
ycrranno anche le serate della.......
j yolcyamo dire le serate mere e con
cssc affetuosamente ii salutiamo.
Arrirederci.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-05-29

del buon nome italiano per yedere
So non vi sia modo di coadiuvare. di
ampliarc di sostencre. di incorag-
glare pin che sia possible Popera
cosi proficua fattiya gia' da ST
lungo tempo iniziata e condotta dal
Dottor Fabiani: Non potremmo moi
chiedergli di ampIiare Ia sua Istitu-
zionc. anchc tra-portando il suo O.
spedaIe in luogo piu' adatto e con
yenientc. dotandolo di mezzi piu'
modcni e scientifici, completando o
unstaurando quelli che ora o mancano
@ sono solo rispondenti al mezM di
an Sanatorio che yiye dele sue for
ze q dele sue risorse c>clusiye
Quanti di moi non abbiamo mandate,
q spesSo motto spcsso. nostri ANNA
iati in lstituzioni americana piatcn-
DO @ racromandand5c ALA fiIantro-
piI I'd III huon cuorc degli OsDedali
perche pigliHo cura del nostri con-
macdonald +. guando tutto qucsto abb
blamo ottenut0. rcsd sempre Iosta-
colo della Iingua. non pa'lata non
eompre-a. dele abitudini diverse. g
della toileranza ed acqujcscenza no.
stra per tutto quaUto ] sanitarii in
cauca credono ID fare nell'intcrcssc
del pazientc. beuc o male che sia.
Dmquc, So non e possible foudare
e mantcnarc un'OspcdaIe ColoniaIe
% uc~Suuo iuyglio III me ne valuta le
difficolta eli oncri che ne deriva-
no. perche' noH deye essere possible
fare appeIlo prima ii utto al propri
collcghi perche' 81 facciano propugna-
torn sostenitori di uu'Istitzione
che qia' csiste. f0rnendogli / mezzi
adatti. come prestanza personale,
materialc -anitario ed appoggio ma
terialc e morale fra i nostri pazien-
ii, e. poi. chiedendo ALA Colonia il
doveroso. largo e ,p0ntaueo contri-
buto perche' qucsta idea possa ira
dur-i in pratica: Come no gia' ac-
cenuato. perche' deye cssere possible
con To sfozo e Ia buona yolonta' di
una sola persona ammiEistrare e
mantenere un' Ospedale. qualunque
esso sia, non deye essere possible
iii ampliarlo solo e sostenerlo. alme-
no in parte, col concorso di duecen-
tomila pcrsone. quante ne conta ora
Ia Colonial ?
Chcdo scusa al DR.. Fabiani sc SEN
"a previa intcsa e senza sua autoriz
zazionc 10 mi son permcsso di but
tare giu', ALA meglio, queste mie
PERSONAL consideration e lanciare
unidea, che, forse, potrebbe anche
dare j suoi frutti, ma il suo disinte-
resse. il suo patriottismo, lamore per
la seienza Iaffetto per i suoi con
nazionah, sapranno fare tacere in lui
qualunquc idea di risentimento per
sonale, faccndogli solo notare il la
10 buono. o quanto memo, umanitario
che 81 e preposto questo poyero @
disadorno scritto.
DR.. NIPER
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-05-29
XVIII

La uasgrcssiohe G la consequence
caduta di Adamo ed Eva erano gia'
prima che in Palcstina tradizioni del
Persiani e degli lndiani. l Persiani
crcdeyano il primo uomo e la prima
donna. McSchia Meschiane fOssero
staff creati pum ed innocenti dal
Creatore Ormuzd; ma Ahrimane, 10
spirito del male, per inyidia della lo-
TO felicita', Ii ayyicino' soto forma
di scrpcntc, ed affu loro dele fruit
Ia, pcrsuadcudoh essere lui create
re dell Universe. Essi gil credettero,
e da qucl giorno diycnnero schiayi
III Ahrimane la loro natura 81 cor
Iuppe e Ia corruzione infesto' tutta
la loro posterita'
La leggenda indiana, secondo il
z Bouchat, era la seguente "Gli Del
ccrcayano Iimmortalita' dopo molti
experiment. la troyarono nell'albero
della vita che era mel Chorcan, o
paradise. II famoso serpente Chef
den che staya a guardia delPalbero,
vcdendo che quei frutti erano man
giati da Del di secondo ordine, di-
yenne COST furibOndO che Immediate
mente yomito' un'enorme quantita'
di veleno ed infesto' tutta la terra"
II serpcnte tentatore nelle antiche
rcligioni dellEgitto, dellIndia, del
la Persia delPEtruria e rappre-
scntato sempre in lotta con la diyini-
ta' Cosi' Osiride di Egitto calpe-
sta la tesla del serpente che gil NOR
de il calcagno. Ercole in Grecia e.
rappresentato nell'atto di calpestare
il serpente, che guardaya lalbero dai
frutti d'oro mel giardino dell Espe-
ridi (Vedi Faber, Origin Of Idola-
try) II Dio indiana Crsna ugual-
mente e rappresentato nelPatto di
calpestare il serpente (Ved Mauri-
&c, Indian AntiQuities)
Gil antichi persiani, scriye Volney
in Ruins of Impires, aveyano Ia ira
dizione di una vergine da cui doveya
nascere un figlio, il quale ayrebbe
schiacciata Ia tesla del serpente Ii
berato il monde dial peccato (V. Bar
rift Geography Of the Heayens)
Nclla leggenda delPantica Etruria e
ra la donna che calpestaya il ser
pente avente in bocca un ramoscello
con un pomo, cioe' il frutto proibi-
to.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-05-29
CuriOSiSSimO Pipi'

Anche te, non dubitare, tocche-
ra' la stessa sorte di tanti altri pre-
decesson / quail, nonostante gil
sdoldicinati salamelecchi, furono
messi ALA porta, e per sempre.
Liscia pure il tue padrone, esila-
rantissimo Pipi', Sc non altro per
essergli grato del regalo di Natalie Q
dell'anticipo per la comoda casetta,
ma non dire bestialita' a cui non ere
dono neanche i dantisti, esaminato-
ri (non ridete lettori) del temi che
syolgeranno gil alumni della Sou
thern High School.
"Per mettere a posto un piccolo
cdH-c9H (meao male che non e
grande) ~ tn dici nelPOpinione
del % corrente mese, Originate da
una yoce MESA fuori in buona fe-
de, e necessario, ecc. ecc."
Ma che "yoce" che "can-can" ci
val contando, umilissimo seryitore,
Sc la notizia pubblicata dal Ledger"
Oh domenlca, Is COrrente mese. e
stata passata a quel giornale dal tue
padrone, il quale ci teneya a far sape-
re che la casa era stata aequistata
da lui, proprio da lui? 49,
Carminuccio - Sc non 10 sal an
cora te 10 diciamo moi - ha un
"press-agent', pagato lautamente,
che 10 ia troyare dappertutto, anche
nci luoghi dove non Intervene per
che non desiderato. Egli ci tiene
che gil americani sappiano che ha
Fubiquita' di S. Antonio, (senza pc
ro' il porco) da trovarsi in diversi DO
sti different nello stesso momento.
Certa cosa e che il tue padrone e
piu' furbo di te, sebbene Ia sua fur
IBERIA non yada piu' di moda. A Iui
importa di far sapere agli america
nj, a mezzo della loro stampa. che
per gil italiani egli - intelligen-
te, dotto, filantropo e nm
pezzo crosse; ed al nostri eonnazio-
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TIHARCO

La seconda yisione, descritta da
Plutarco mel "Genio di Socrate" e.
Quella di Ttmarco, un mobile giova-
NE di Cheronca, il quale discese nell
lie regioni sotterranee G Vi rimase
due motif ed un giorno.
Timarco giacque lungo tempo in
una grotta, che conduce all'inferno,
senza sapere sc fosse syeglio 0 So
gnasse, allorchc' udi' sui suo capo
come un fortissimo tuono, che gli
april il cranio e ne usci' Tanima per
vagare liberia nellie ragioni delPaltro
monde. Dapprima egli vide molte
isole in un mare dl vario colore. le
quail, fIuttuando, riempivano il Gle
10 di una musica dolcissima. Con
gran diletto Timarco oscolto' quella
musica, ma guardando gu' vide una
yoragine profondo simile ad un globo
vuoto, oscuro e turbolento Da es-
SO talora 81 royeseiaga fuori una snu-
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