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The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-12-27
Notice of Sale

State of South Carolina,
Union County.
Court Of Common Pleas.
Nicholson Bank and Trust Co., Plain
tiff,
e. G. Gist, ct al, Defendants.
In obedience to decree in the
above stated case, ] will sell before
the court house door in Union. S. c..
on the 1st day Of January, 1923, being
salesday, during legal hours of sale,
at auction, the following lands and
premises, to wit:
All that certain tract or lot of land,
lying and being in Santuc Township,
said County and State, containing one
hundred and seven acres, more or less,
and bounded by lands of Miss Nora
Thomas, l.. B. Jeter, C. G. Gist and
others, and the public road, being the
tract conveyed to C. G. Gist by w. H.
Poole, March 81, 1921
Terms of sale. Cash, purchaser to
pay for papers and stamps.
w. w. Johnson,
PROBATE Judge,
ES ,0lficio Master.
December II. 19GA 12-ls-2O-27
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Imported More Lumber
Than Market Demanded

Yokohama, Japan, Dec. 23.-Gov
ernment encouragement has resulted
in more lumber being imported into
Japan during the present year than
the market demanded. There is re-
ported to be several millions of feet
Of American timber stored at the
various ports for which, owing to the
business depression, there is no sale.
This timber, it is feared will suffer
deterioration, due to damp climate
and ants.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-12-27

Usually the muscles Of the right
side of the body are better developed
than those of the left, but, curiously
enough, the left foot is often larger
than the right.
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F OR SALE

To make good bread you
must have good -four. Try
one of the following brands
and you will be perfectly sat-
isfied. You will find it will
make you more and better
bread. Every bag guaran-
teed: Capitola Plain, Miss
Dixie Self Rising, Tellico Plain.
Olympia Self Rising, p. p. p.
Plain or Always Good Self
Rising. Buy it from or
through
J. L. CALVERT
TOWNSVILLE. s. c.
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Another good way to prevent gray
hairs Is to have he brake Innings ex-
amined at intervals.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-12-27

Only one-third of the worlds
population is white.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-12-27

Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt received
the first stamp of the new five-cent
serier, portraying the bust of Presi-
dent Roosevelt.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-12-27
Notice 20 Debtors
And Creditors

Notice TO, Debtors
And Creditors
All persons holding claims against
the estate OF w. A. e. Black, de.
ceased, must present the same, duly
provsn to rs, and all persons indebted
TO said estate must make payment
to ~.
| J. H. Black,
B. r. Black,
Executors Est. w. A. e. Black.
: December ., 1872. :" 12-i3s20-27
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1t Is Not Easy

To apologize.
To begin over.
To take advice.
To be unselfish.
To admit error.
To face sneer.
To keep on trying.
To be charitable.
To be considerate.
To avoid mistakes.
To endure success.
To be broad-minded.
To profit by mistakes.
To forgive and forget.
To shoulder deserved blame.
To maintain high standard.
To recognize the silver lining.
But it always pays.-Rough Notes.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-12-27

To prevent chilblains, rub the hands
and feet with damp salt.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-12-27

Spain is the last large European
country to adopt courts for children.
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]. H. Black.
B. r. Black.

: Dscsmber s,g1sz2. = 1a-iss2o-a7
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-31
NJ ETUCHEN

Mr.. and Mrs. T.. w. Morris have
issued cards announcing the mar
rage of their daughter, Janet, 10
GEORGE Wilmer Slaight. Jr., in New
York City, on Wednesday afternoon,
March 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hull have
been spending the past week at their
cottage at Be1mar.
Mrs l.. r. Lippincott entertained
the Wednesday Bridge Club at her
home this week.
Miss Agnes Clarkson was hostess
atA q card party at the Metuchen
club Tuesday afternoon, 5 o'clock
tea was served and the prize was
awarded Mrs. Charles Ayres.
Mrs. Adam, Mrs. Dalton stevens,
Mrs. Emerson Sortore, Mrs. Kings
lev and Mrs. A. u. Quint, were nos
| tesses the past week at library par
ties. u
At a meeting of the Metuchen
Golf and Country Club, held at the
club house, Wednesday evening,
Ralph Seller was elected presldnt
William Liddle vice president, Wli-
son Rowland treasurer and Cllntoh
Rowlsnd secretary. oBard or trus'
tees: Messrs. Elliot Corbin, =. r
Glare. r. b. Rock, Stewart Crourle
and C. c. Johnson. DIFFERENT com
mittees were appointed by the presl'
dent, ana the season promises 10 pe
a successful one.
Miss Kingsley of Springfield, Mass.
is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Ralpi
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-31
Services for Cant. Durrua

KEEPORT. March 1.-Funerdl
services for the late Captain Peter
j.. Durrua were conducted from the
home in Osborn street Wednesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. A. e.
Brady pastor of Calvary NJ. T.
church. officiating. Interment fol-
lowed in the family plot in Green
Grove cemetery.
Favorite selections were rendered
by Mrs. Frank A. Smith and the
bearers were Captain Daniel NJ
Del er, Captain William Grifien
Cau.air William Post, Charles sand
man, William Maurer and William
S. Brewer, representatives of the
boatmen and the Junior Order oil
Unitoc American Mechanics OF
which the deceased was a member
The floral offerings were numer-
Gus and beautiful. The captain is
~surviVtd by six children.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-31

PROVIDENCE, r. 1.-The Kest-
enman brothers are idea-chasers.
See an idea running around loose
and spear 1t. Then cash in on it.
Get richer while others get poorer
that's their system.
Simple as buying hootch," says
Charles Kestenman, n of the four
brothers. cts always the open sea-
son for ideas. And the woods are
full OF them; likewise the pave
ments. All you do is pick out your
little idea, hit it on the head. skin it
on the spot and sell it for a thou
sand or a million"
One of the Kestenmans saw q
Providence girl wearing a bit of pa
per with a glad hand sketched on it.
He hit it on the head-not the girl,
but the idea!
Watch it evolve! Pretty girl.
Flapper. Dancer, Glad hand. Shifty
feet. Shifty, err. shifty, er-hurrah,
"Shifter!" Smart word. Shifter
peeds a partner. Partner-organiza-
"a. There it is, "Shifters-organ-
TDon't say you don't get it! The
kestenmans are in the business OF
Mixing emblems FOL lodges and so
4H New organization needs en-
JbaSms. Now you're on!
81 Put Out Badges
Soon the Kestenmans were put
out "Shifter" badges under the:
name OF the Official Shutters Emblem
Company. Then the rules and by
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-31

The "Shifter" smile is enticing;
the "Siifser'' dance is smuggling; the
.'Shifter" method is cuddling; n
.Shifter" handshakc Is feeling and
the "Shiftcr" pin means everything.
laws appeared. The organization
grew faster than the ku klu klan
And created a bigger stir.
The Happers flooded into it. Heads
of churches and schools condemned
it. Parents rallied against it. But
the Shutters" grew in Providence,
Boston, New York, throughout the
east, until the police interfered.
And the Kestehmans could hardly
make emblems fast enough. These
brought from five cents to twenty
five cents, according to where you
bought them.
The secret of the "Shifters sue
cess may be found in the rules and
bylaws.
Initiation Promises
Every 'Shifter'' promises on mi
tiation to be a good fellow. The
password is. II have paid my
checks" The handshake is done by
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-31

Powell.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Litterst have
returned to their home on Middle
sex n
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Seller Will
entertain their card club this eve
ming
Mrs. Kingsley Powell, is enter
tGinins her mother. Mrs. Wesley
Kinsev of Fairmont. West Virginia.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-31

pressing the palms together without
gripping. and saying. BE a good
fellow; get something for nothing
The "Shifters' save their w line
of talk. A male "Shifter" meets a
girl "Shifter" and asks, Cash or
check? ?" If she answers Cash. he
kisses her then; Check" later. But
If she doesn't like his looks, she says
Banks closed" and he must re-
spcct her answer.
Awful" rags the moralists.
Soft stuff" laugh the Kesten-
mans,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-03-31
Wedeen's Spring Footwear

By making a purchase
on Sat. April l, of $500
or over and presenting
this coupon you will re-
ceive so S. & H. Stamps
Free.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1922-02-04

the Slav. has been the pariah of Am
erica. Such choice epitheJs have
been applied to them as dogoes or
gtjaeas or hpHkiss, whatever those
terms mean. It is any wonder, then,
that the Italian in America who has
attained any degree at all Of Ameri-
can culture has preferred to call him
self almost anything but an Italian?
But we are beholding a down Of
new and better day now Through the
magnificent efforts Of the Sons Of TIA
" in America we are proving to the
native sons of this country which has
been so good as to welcome Us that
We are a diligent people sprung from
a noble and highly cultured race whose
golden pages of history are adorned
by such jewels as Dante, Tasso, Pc
trarch, Columbus, Calico, Michael
Angelo, Rafael, Verdi, Volta, Marco
nj. Caruso and countless others, from
a race whose sun-kissed azure-skied
homeland adoraing ten Mediterranean
and the Adriatic gave to the world its
system of law.
at only remains col me TO say now
that am voicing the sentiment Of the
Italo Americans that we believe it our
duty TO this. Our goantry, to love it,
a. -,,,.,,y-t SIC constitution IN 0bpV
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MOIti ROtabiIi SCuSanO Ia IOTO
aSSenza

Molti notabili americani che aveva-
no previsto di non potter interyenire
all'inaugurazione ST scusarono. Lon.
]. Hampton Moore, Sindaco di Phi
ladelphia, al quaie era morto un fl
Clio. partendo, con la famiglia, per Ia
Florida, aveva raccomandato al suo
segretario signor Shuster di ricevere
S. E. rAmbasciatore ALA Stazione
di accompagnarlo, con l'automobile
della citta', a Concordville. Con il Sc
gretario era anche ron. Baxter, Di-
rettore of City propriety.
Fra quelli che scusarono la loro as
senza sono il Provost dell'Uriversita'
di Pennsylvania, iIlustre Josiah H
Penniman, il City Solicitor On. David
J Smyth, Direttore della Pubblica
Sicurezza On. James T. Cortlyou, Di-
rettore del "Public Welfare" on. Bar
clay II Warburton, Dlrettore del La
vori Pubblici on. Frank R Cavep,
Ricevitore dele tasse W. Freeland
Kendrick, United States Attorney per
PEastern District di Pennsylvania on.
George " Cole, Procuratore District
tuale della Contea di Philadelphia on.
Samuel P Rotan, giudici dele Corti
di Common Pleas, 2nrevol Horace
Stern, Thomas D Finletter, Howard
A Davis, Charles Is McNichol, j..
Wills Martin, Joseph McCullen; gic-
dice della Corte degli Orfani on. Jo-
seph F Lamorelle; giudice della Corte
Municipale On. Thomas f McNichol
il finanziere Edward T Stotesbury c
la signora Benjamin Miller, oltre all
rOr giudice Joseph Burlington del
la Corte di appello Federale di questc
State, che pubblicammo mel numerC
scorso.
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DALLA GRANDE LOGGlA
DEL CONNECTICUT:

DEL UNNEIIIOUI
"New Haven, Conn, Gem. 16, 1922
Cav. Giuseppe Di Silvestro,
CIR. Venerable Pennsylvania
113g So. 18th Street
Philadelphia, Pa.
"Egreeio Grande Venerable,
Graditissima mi e. pervenuta la CO.
municazione di cotesto G C. riguar-
dante la inaugurazione dell 'Orfanotro-
flo in Cotesto State, ed il gentilissimo
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Attire Iettere
IL GIUDICE MONAGHAN SCRIVE
Phila., Pa Jan. 27, 1922

IL GIUDICE MONAGHAN SCRIVE
Phila., Pa, Jan. 27, 1922
"Chevalier A. Joseph Di SiIvestro
n f. 7th & Christian Sts..
Philadelphia, Pa.
Dear Chevalier:
"Your letter of 10th instant rea-
ched me at a time when I was conf
ned to my home with a heavy cold; /;
and on that account l was compelled
to forego the pleasure of attending
the dedication of the Orphanage. l re
grct this very much, and had been
looking forward to the occasion; but
physicians do not have much regard
for our plans, and was compelled
to obey the order to remain indoors.
1--WE kind regards, am very truly
yours
John Monaghun'
%#*
Law. John J McDevitt, Jr., mono
stante sia state presente, per cssersi
allontanato prima della fine della ma
nifestazione, ha semitic il dovere di
scusarsi COST:
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no fatto ST. che POrianotrofio sorges-
Sc; ringraziamo queili che hanno con
tribute con il loro intervento e con
radesione scritta a rendere piu' ma
gnifica Ia fiesta di inaugurazione rim
graziamo altresp j collaboratori del
DR.. Barricelii, Grande Venerable del
10 State Ohio; il Senatore s. A Co
Tultimo numero de "La Liberia Paro-
la" che un competente ha definite UN
GRAN BEL NUMERO.
II Grande Venerable poi sente di
tributare un doveroso, sincere e SEN
tito omapgio, a tutti colleghi del
Grande Concilio che hanno collabora-
to con lui, ma piu' specialmente al
due segretarii Alfredo Perfilia c Pao-
10 hi Peso, quail, oltre alIeffetto per
la iniziativa, hanno dato il loro lavo-
ro e, in compenso, anch'essi ebbero una
parte non insignjfcante di trivialita'
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:. /. / GOIG[IlIO[P

Il Governatore di questo State, Com
mendatore William C. Sproul aveva
reiterato la sua promessa dintervenire
prima dopo delle 8 pomeridiane, ora
in cui Egli avrebbe doyuto presenzia-
re un mass meeting all'Accademia di
Musica per presentare il Governato-
re del Kansas Mr.. Allen. Ma essen
dosi prolungato il mass meeting,
Sua Eccellenza il Governatore non
pote' essere fra moi, percio', il 25 cor
rente, COST scriveva al Grande Vene-
rabile:
"Harrisburgh, Pa, Jan. 25, 1922
'Mr. Joseph Di silvestro,
1926 South Broad Street,
Philadelphia, Pa,
'My dear Mr.. Di Silvestro:
"You do not know how greatly l
was disappointed in not being able to
get to Concordville on Sunday.
"My engagement in Philadelphia
TOOK mllcn more time Jhan l had anti
cipated Governor Allen did not APP
pear on the stage at the Academy of
Music until 3.4O p. NJ and it was
after five o'clock before we got away
81 endeavored to get word to you
through Dr.. Darlington, Of the trouble
in which found myself / understand
you had very wonderful meeting,
and am sorry not to have been able
to participate.
81 am enclosing herewith a fine te-
legram which I received from the Am
bassador which viii interest you.
Sincerely yours,
Nm c. SprouP
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Telegrafarono, scusando Passenza,
ravv Saverio Romano, Assistente
Venerable Supreme delpordine; il
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tillo, Grande Venerable dello State d.
New York; il Dr. Vico Ciecone; Far
tista Nicola D'Ascenzo, il Prof V I'll
tolo ed il signor John Lauro di Nor
ristown, il Cav. job. Natal, il Cav
Dr.. Gaetano Cont e lie logge: "a
Maggie di Pittsburgh, Nuova Trento
e Trieste di Canonsburg, Due Paine
di Clearfield, Ufficiali Bersaglieri di
Williamsport, La Pace la Cittadini L
talo-Americani di Pittsburgh, Ellwood
di Ellwood City, Liberia e Giustizia
di New Brighton e Nuova Italia di
Aliquippa
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All'ultimo momento abbiamo dovuto
sinunziare al piacere di pubblicare u
ma bellissima lettera del signor Giu-
seppe Dello Russo che definisce n
giornata del % gennaio 1922 PALBA
DI UN'ERA NUOVA.
f dobbiamo altresP rinunziare di
pubblicare una poesia di Francesca
Armao della Santo Stefano di Read
ing che, nelPOrdine, ha ricoperto di-
verse cariche Important, compresa
quella di presidente giudice mel Gran
de Comitato Arbitri, poesia scritta il
giorno dell'naugurazione.
MOI ringraziamo ancora una volta,
con moi pOrdine del Figli d'Italia
di Pennsylvania, tutti coloro che han
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Dev.mO SuO
Luigi Pessolano''

Butler, Pa, % Gem. 1922
Cav Giuseppe Di Sllvestro
Philadelphia, Pa.
Egregio Cavaliere e fratello,
Non potei telegrafare ieri perche'
trovai Tufficio telegrafico chiuso.
"Ieri fu il cornamento del vostro no.
bile disinteressato lavoro a pro de
eli orfani, fatto in mezzo a mile diff
ficolta', con fede di apostolic, fede che
puo' solo concepire chi ha cuore e
grandezza di amino. Ieri fu Papoteosi
delpOrdine, ma fu tutta gloria vostra
e gil orfani del nostri fratelli vi ricor-
deranno imperituramente
Fraterni saluti vostro aff.mo
g. MelitP
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Il senatore McDade SERVE:

Chester, Pa, Jan. 3Oth, 1922
la Liberia Parola,
1926 South Broad Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Gentlemen:
"Thank you very much for sending
to me the Italian newspaper contain
ing account of the Exercises at Con
cordville attending the opening of the
Orphanage / congratulate everybody
connected with this movement upon
the success thereof and my best wish
is that the objects sought to be OBJ
tanned will be realized and | do not
think there is any greater work to
be performed than that of protection
of the undefendea by reason of the
loss of parentage.
again thanking you for your coud-
tesy, | am,
Yours very truly,
A. .. MucDude
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LGttGrG piu' che IuSilghiGrl

Da alcuni invitati, che avcyano pro
messo d'interyenire c che all'ultimo
momento, per ragioni INDEPENDENT del
la loro volonta', non 10 potettero, alb
biamo ricevuto lettere piu' che u-
singhieri.
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Yours very truly,
A. .. MucDude

"Phila, Pa, Jan. 23th, 1922.
"Chev. A. Joseph Di Silvestro,
N. f. Cor. 7th & Christian SITS.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Dear Mr.. Di SiNestro:
81 am enclosing herewith my checl.
to your order for S4OO in payment of
the ticket for the banquet at Concord
vile.
Notwithstanding the confusion
which was caused at first, and which
was entirely outside your control, the
dedication of the Orphanage was a
great success, and there was absolu-
tely no doubt in my mind that it's sue
cess was due to your persistent efforts
and hard work
Yours Sincerely
John Guaguso'
##&
DIAL Cav. DR.. V. BUFFA;
New York, 81 Gem. 1922.
Cav. Joseph Di Silvestro
Or. Ven. delPO. f. dI.
uella Pennsylvania,
Philadelphia, Pa.
"Carissimo AMIGO fratello,
Ho con piaeere letto il resoconto del
trionfo del'Ordine nello State della
Pa, allinaugurazione delPOrfanotro-
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Bell Phone, Dickinson 67s3
CeSare Verna
CnNTRATTORE ELETTRICIsTA

IRstaiIq, HeHa UostrG casa, quaisia-
81 aapGreccii0 clettrico, come candle
iabri sweeDers, machine da iaUare,
fcryi da stirare, a pagamenti rateali
concedeHi0 IN onno di tempo per Il
soddisfacimento della fattura.
1871 Dickinson Street, Phila., Pa
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flo, resa solenne cola presenza di S
f. rAmbasciatore d'Italia con 'in-
teryento dele spiccate autorita' anne
ricane,
81 fratelH della Pennsylvania, col
massimo sentimento di carita', diede-
ro la piu' bella pagina ALA storia del
Ia nostra potcnte famiglia Gliene
faccio lie piu' vive e semitic congratu-
lazioni.
"Al savio e patriottico duce spet-
Ia ora il compito di sviluppare mag
riormente Ia benefica Istituzione, al
fratelli della Pennsylvania di coope-
rare.
Saluti fraterni a lei al fratelli
della Pennsylvania.
Aff.m AMIGO
Y. Baffa"
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'Phila., Pa, Jan. oath, 1922.
Chevalier Joseph Di Silvestro,
Ordine Figli dItalia,
7th & Christian Sts.,
philadplphia Pa


My dear Chevalier
1t was with much regret that we
We're obliged to leave early Sunday
in consequence of the fact
that it was our understanding that
the Dedication would be held at 1 o.
clock, and we therefore assumed that
we would be away between and 4,
at which time we were obliged to leave.
1t was a very wonderful affair, and
2 am sure that Il those in attendance
not only enjoyed themselves but ap-
preciated the efforts that you had put
forth.
Again thanking you and with kind
est regards and best wishes, believe me
Sincerely,
Johu j. McDeritt, Jy."
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invite per me per questo Grandc
Concilio.
Senza dubbio ad un avvenimento
tanto straordinar!o, che suona alto
onore ri fratelli della Pennsylvania,
son di accordo che nessuno avrebbe do
vuto mancare; pero' mentre le mie
condition. di salute non mi permettono
tanti abusi, sono dalraltro canto nella
;mpossibiiita assoluta di potter dispor-
re per il G. C. che sara per riunirsi
verso la fine di questo mese.
"Mentrc prego lei di rappresentare
me tutto questo State ALA Grandio-
sa cerimonia, dalpaltro canto ardisco
'rresumere ch'EIla. con quena gentilez-
N che tanto la distingue, sapTa' scusa-
ire la assenza mia.
Mel far voti che merce' la hibiscus
sa abilita' di lei tante volte dimostrata
.TOrdine in cotesto State 81 avanzi inn
perterrito ALA conquista dele piu' al
te vettc, mi crcda senuitamente
Dr. Nicola Muiani
Cir. Venerable del Connecticut"
H##
Dal venerando signor Luigi Pesso-
lano, padre della signora Rosa Spi-
nelli, Venerable questa della italia
Redenta", di New Kensington:
"Signor CavaHere:
"Sono qui col corpo, ma secolei con
ranima..
"Non posse rcsistcre, voglio avvici-
narLa cola presente, dirLe cio' che
oggidr sento: - Fremo di gioia, os.
servando che, persino la natura splen-
de solenne per festeggiare PUmani.
tario Istituto, risultato felice del Sue
tenace volere - Wolfe, fermamentc
volle, ha raggiunto la meta -
"Qualaltro migliore compenso per
Lei?
"Non e. forse il miglior trionfo con
tro inyidi nemici del vero bene?
ia odierna inaugurazione del'Or-
fanotrOfiO di COncOrdville col bustO de-
Sommo Poeta, il massimo concorso di
seguaci, giudistificano e compensano a
usura la Sua indomita volonta'.
"Curi soltanto la salute per altr
maggiori trionfi.
"Accetti pure i sensi della mia con.
siderazione ed alta stima
Dev.mO Suo
Luigi Pessolano'