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...daughter of mine," yowled aged Violante Companarini at the Court as the child wife of Count Guido Frances-chini wept her woe on the far side of the New Jersey palace of justice. Perhaps she is right. Poor Pompilia may not be her child. At least she is the count's wife. But what was she doing with the youthful priest Caponsacchi on the evening of the twenty-fifth of July...
...scientific documents might be dutiable-in the Engineering Societies' Building with their U. S. colleagues. Secretary Hoover of the U. S. Department of Commerce called up by telephone from Washington to say, through an amplifier, how sorry he was not to be able to welcome them in person. Guido Semenza of Italy, the Commission's president, replied. There were formal words of greeting from the heads of the various delegations-including Dr. Howard T. Barnes* of Canada; Sir Richard Tetley Glazebrook of England; Professor P. Strecker of Germany; G. J. Darrieus of France; Professor M. Chatelain of Russia...
...Musical Courier put their heads together, added up points given on interpretation, ensemble, pitch, tone and diction, found that the Concordia Society of Wilkesbarre, Pa., under the direction of Professor Adolph Hanson had won first place, a point score of 273 out of a possible 300. Second came the Guido Chorus of Buffalo, N. Y., with a score...
...Kernan, Mrs. C. G. La Farge, Mrs. T. W. Lamont, Mrs. L. V. Lock-wood, Mrs. G. C. Lodge, Mrs. A. L. Lowell, Mrs. Matthew Luce, Mrs. Charles MacVeagh, Mrs. J. J. Merrill, Mrs. K. B. Murdock, Mrs. J. M. Newell, Mrs. H. T. Nichols, Mrs. Guido Panteleoni, Mrs. G. E. Pfaffmann, Mrs. F. S. Pratt, Mrs. H. A. Prince, Mrs. R. L. Raymond, Mrs. E. S. Reynal, Mrs. R. S. Russell, Mrs. Bernabe Sanchez, Mrs. H. F. Schwarz, Mrs. J. H. Sherburne, Mrs. C. B. Smith, Mrs. George Stevens, Mrs. R. C. Storey, Mrs. G. S. Walker...
...Swiss regiment passing one of the frontier stations on the Italo-Swiss border became incensed at the sight of some Fascisti. They cried out: "Down with Italy!" "Down with the Fascisti!" "Down with Mussolini!" This incident had two results: Lieutenant Guido Gavani challenged Colonel Gusser, commander of the Swiss regiment, to a duel for slurring the fair name of Fascismo. Benito Mussolini, swallowing his own pride, called upon the Swiss Government to apologize for having insulted Italy. The Swiss Government uttered its concern and promised an inquiry and punishment for the offenders...