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IN ITALIA
.L'Onorovole Giuseppe Beviono
Preso a Sassate dai So
cialist! a Chiari
Miss LoivclVs Anstvcr
to "These Little Men"
"It ti futile to nrutip with your
npHinrntR.
"They will not be convinced.
"I couldn't tell tlic-e little men
the 1 1 lit li nliout them. It wouldn't
be like."
CITY WHERE SOLDIERS WERE SHOT
Amy Lowell Poor
Sport, Say Hearers
Published nml mlrlbutiil Under
nm.MIT NO. lilt.
Authnrlxr-d by tho net nf October l.
1017. on flln at the t'.ntnrtlce of Phila
delphia, Pn
a. s. nfni.noN.
Pontmnstrr General.
Komo, 1- novembre. Vniii diordlnl
Kiuo nvvenuti nelli'ltnllu ettenttioiinli'
a cntipn delhi cninpnxua clelto-ale. I
soelallstiNinpedirono die I'Oit. (iiuep.ic
I'evloue. Bin' t"oninii.-:ii in I milium per
l'Afrpoiinu(irii in Anieiicn. parlnsxc In
Un fomlzlo n Chiari e la mi.i rnrmzu
fu presa a Minute.
A Mnntcbclln I .ncitilMI .i nbban
donnrnno a mimiIo1p, feremln nil e.
deputntl Teo e D.ilnmllti inentre Nta
vaiio diseutendo.
Dopo un publilleo dihattiinentn n
Bertluoro tra t'oniauilini. candlilnto
Icpiibblleniio, e Caiatl. ni i:lll-tii, i
Bostenltori di I due candidal! eiuiero a
cotiflltto, I "tin bnttiijtlhi avvenne a
sassate bastounte e revolveratc, v
parecchie pristine rininseio ferlte. due
dcllc ipiali snuo luoriboude.
( tintlnueri Trom rnicr tine
nuide the request there be no debate
nt the meeting."
l'rofesor SchelliiiK liatdi the chair
of English Illerature at the Cniver
dty of I'eniisylvnnla.
"Tlili affair l more n 'rasp of bad
temper upon the part of Mi" Lowell
that it U of bad faith upon our part."
.nlil l'uriix Weston, secritary of the
club.
In Miss Lowell's letter to Mr. Wes
.ton. acceptii'u' the invitation to iulilip
the club. Miss Lowell wrote, in part:
"Tin re is one tliiiiK. however, ot which
II inn tirinlj convlnecd. and that Is thai
I will not take part in mi) discussion.
'debate or ntittliliiR of that sort.
i I
Iinllrd Tlrgiimrnt
"Of course. I should be utj Rind toj
I lime nnbod) else sn) aiiNthliiR they
, want. 1 nlwnjH like lo have people1
speak nfter my tnll, but tinjtliliiK ap- i
pronchiiiK mi nrcnnbril eoiitrmcrsj to i
which I must nRnin reply, I think is al
mistake.
Hasr J - ,v T7 f K A oft k
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S8S3wa!w3as '
CIWTIt LI . .SI1I(!T()
Knur former soldiers, members nf Hie iiirrlcan ru-glnn. were Idllpil,
and seeral others seriousl) wiiiiuded. when persons said In be members
of the Industrial Wnrltcts of (lie World (lied on an Armistice D.i)
parade in the western Washington illy as it passed Hie I. W. V. ball
Itoma, 1 1
Comifnto t
I'roeurutnre del It
cinrnnTe M1 t'onn'
.... ..L.nun ,ln Hnl Inl. .1.1 In
... , , .. I ....... 111...'. . I . F IIIM ....... .III". ...
noveinbc- intardato .-1 mnn int , is, , sti, ,..,.,
ttolno h.i piescntnlo nl .,!! ,. ,i, ...i.i-,.. i vbnll l.n ,.li
uu'n''ina coutro il
d'ltalla." cdilo dal
opinion on I lie subject
I iMightid to hear nnv one who wishes
..t. it .t.... t .i: ...
T1 f . It 1 ' I! . ' Sll,, llla. Illl.l' llll. Ill "..IUIIS 1. 1
nddueendo die In un mtleo'o -cutto dal , tlmt is 0 mpnt f,.m ,, rKisso,
Big Kesiuti si cout.nevano itiMilli .ontro ,, j,,,,!,.,!,! ((.lmic."
i.0'1.'!' , ... Mr. Weston, in reply, wrote. "There
II ( omitalo lm doninnihito .lie il , iptntip,, f turning tlie meeting
fiimuiiii- m iiiici-.sIU -,-, ,, a ickk'- nto debate. on ma) be asked some
ydelle guareutigie. ,,ucvtions. if jou are willing to have
Parlgl. 1L novembri' Ln Deleg.iion- H;'" I"1' t"..' ""'"r . . .
Americana press,, la Confcrcm..! d.-llii iir- "',f'M- "fern.iK o what lie
Pace ha infoinnlo il Su.irenio Coneilio , '''""''d III" er) nmu-ing cootre
della K.ia inlcnzione ill l.iM'iare la u'my- snl11 . ' fur s riij lireach
Francift per i niiirl di dicembr... of faith goe.. le.ue Amy Lowe I to
Anehe la Delegai.ione Inglesr lia the club oflieinls. who sa the) lmy
espresso lo stevsi, des-jdrrio c -i crede wrilten exideiiie Hint she knew the
perelo' die la t'ouferen.a cmicludern' nenlng was to be an evening of ills
I suni lnvorl per la Hue del corrente . eussion. liut her nieusation that theic ,
mr,,, i wiin a couspinu to attack lier verse
T membri delta Dele-gazione Amerl-iLs ridiculous and absolutel) without n
cana nrohnbilmente -ulpernnuo da 'n,:,..t." '""? " ."!'
Brest con il pnpore Amerirn. ma In
Wl.tln tin. ..Inl. ..flieinl lire in n de
fensible position. I would say that the
t'ontemporar) t'luli members owe a
trunk npolngv to the loenl specialists. J
not 'la.Mnen.' who were urged by the
committee lo loine and take part in
the discussion, and then when Miss
Lowell drew over her shouldcis the j
privilege of her sex and dis-ohcil into i
tears these members assuuinl without '
warrant Hint these bononibh invited
speakers were 'outside the bounds' anil
by their demonstrations yielded lo the i
pielensions of Miss Lowell thai she I
should be treated as a snerosciiiit per- j
sonage. the high prlestress of free I
verse who wanted onl) incense from.
Snow Halts" British Shipbuilding ! ''"'' nt'oI.vn,s
London. N'nv. l.'t. Sliipbuilding "(irotesque." Saj.s Mr. Watts
work on the ('l)de. T) ne and the Tee "This is grntisque. Por the t'on
rran virtually stopped today by n heavy . (emporar) Club people, if the) have
snowfall which seriously affected also nny memories, must be aware that Miss i
the mining districts of Wales, north I Lowell is the uame woman who, writ
England and Yorkshire. The storm cc- jug nf tier prospective advent among ,
tended as far south as the Isle of Wight, j them Inst year. aid if she came 'she I
London was slight!) sprlnUIrd b) the would wake up nil the old ladies whoi
fall. slept during the meeting.' since she
data della loro parteimi turn e' stain
definltiymente tissnta.
Berliuo. 1- novembre fill Allenti
hannn preso eiiergiche inisuie per riol
Tere la Hituazinne politicn deHTii
gheria. secondo rapporti da I'.udapest
al Lokal Anzeiger. Sir (leorge Clink,
emissario degli Allenti, ha invialo a
nome del Supremo Coneilio un ulti
matum nl I'rimo Mimstrn I'riedrli'h,
notlficnndolo die tin (inbinettn di coali
zione bisogna .sia formalo eutro -IS ore
od nltrimenti dovrn' abbandon.ire l.i
prcsidenz.i del con"iglio dei ministri.
was 'a pastmistress In the in I of tlnovv -mi;
band grenades at old ladies,'
"Apparently Miss Lowell belongs to
the one nml mil) union nf literal, v
hand-grennde thiowers in the country
lind oblects to nny infriiigeiiient of her
patent."
Miss Lowell did not go lo bed until
." o'clock Ibis morning and therefoie
could not be disturbed lo lell of the
meeting nt tin1 club.
"Miss Lowell is not awake .vet." n
woman friend who iiecompaiiicd Miss
Lowell in this citj aid at the licllevuu
Strntforil. Turns Night Inlo l):i)
"oii know, she never goes to bed
until about ." o'clock in the morning."
I he friend explained. "She tuius night
inlo dnv nud rarely can be seen carliei
III mi .'! o'i lock in the afternoon "
Itiissel Dunne presided la-l night. In
the brief remaiks preceding his nctual
intiodiictioii of .Miss Lowell, he made
some refeicnce to two of her poems mid
said he would like lo have her explain
something about them in 1 1 1 cnutsc of
her remarks.
Mi.s Lowell pieceded her address
with brief cchiiiei-cmcuts nf the two
poems mentioned bv Mi. Dunne. She
iheu adjusted a folding standing lamp
to her satisfaction, explaining that the
adjustment was uici"sarv lis it seemed
to be, not because of nnv artistic
temperament but beinusp nf the
physical requiicinents of the operation
of reading: she lend most of her re
mark'. Miss Lowell then deliveici' it scholnr-
Iv consideration of Wall Whitman as a
poet mid as a piophet and us u man
with a "un ssnge.
She declared that Whitman was not
the so-called verso llbre nor a prac
titioner of It. She even doubted if
he ever lend nil) of it or knew
what it vn. She told why she felt ns
she did.
She recognized Whitman us n great
and powerful man. sometimes an urllst,
bill he believed most of the time lie
was an unconsi ions artist and much of
it he was no aitit al nil.
i'rofessoi- Sp.trth followed, ngieeing
siibstanlinll) with Miss Lowell.
Mr. Morris Opens 1'ire
Harrison Morris now In gun mi at
tack on the new poeti) lie severely
ciiticied Muriel Monioc. editor ot
I " Poetry." imlii ntiiis that while he was
one of'ils llnam ml supiioileis, lie was
I fri'oilelitlv ilisgiisted w Ith it.
.Mr. Mori is eulogied Willi Whitman
nml rldiciihd Carl Sandburg mid "II
I).." whom Miss Lowell gieatly nd
I mired. ,, , . , .
I When Mr. Moms was at the height
of bis lcgrcls for the lidicule hitman
hud passed llnnugh Miss Lowell, in
I mock nnguisli and teals, cried:
."What am 1 going through now?
Mr. Morris said he hoped she was going
i through a letoriniilloii
After the laughlei al Miss Lowell f.
I assumption of the role of the persc
leuted had subsided. 1r. Morris pro-
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"For noil's snkp, why do you publish
"ticli Hilly tlilnus?"
When Mr. Morris tint reached the
bright of hN nsnult on tho moderns In
poetry Mlssi Lowell Interrupted, rising
nml xiivlnir with tritrs In her eTOH :
I "I wnnt ,nii to iinilrrstninl Hint I
I refused nbiolutely to enine here tonight
nml tnUv nny pnrt In n discussion or
lo HiisVvcr nny iiuestlniis except those
from the Hour. Hut I hnve lmil to filer
mi orgunlzcfl uppnsltlnu, t am nut
stiong. I upend inv time going nrotinil
me rnuiitry speiiKing for tins enuse.
You got me here. It wns not fnlr."
.Mr. Dunne (o the Itr.seue
Mr. Morris Jinil letlred during this
nml .Mr. Dunne now utteinpteii to re
pnir the ilmnnged ninenltles. He sulil
, lie hnil Htlppnsril it wns timlpmtnoil Hint
there wouiil be more or less expression
of divergent opinions mid insisted tlmt
no ilelinte ns going on.
"I inn nlwn.vn willing to answer
iiuestlniis from the tloor. .Miss l.oweii
said "I stlpulnted tlmt there should
be not discussion of the stntus of vers
lihre ns nn nrl. I mn rendy to answer
liiestinns. I mndc it understood tlmt
I would not come here to meet nn or
ganized attack. '
Mr. Dunne snld there was no organ
ized nttaek. Miss Lowell thought dif
ferently and said nfter the meeting
that the questioning of her poems nnd
I he railing qn critics known to be hos
tile i oiihtituted mi organized attack.
"You hiie broken faith with me,"
(he said to Huri.s Weston.
Mr. Dunne gave assurance that there
would be un further nssnult on the
school of poetrj of which Miss Lowell
is a lender.
"Oh, es. I Did"
lie undertook to hay for Mr. Morris
that that gentleman lind not intended
lo nrgue the question of vers libre (so
eillledl; but .Mr. Morris promptly
spoke up mid said, "Oh, jes, I did."
.Mr. .Morris meant that he had sup
posed his discussion wns quite in or
der. .Knowing otherwise now, be re
sumed, nnd though somewhat nt a dis
iidvantnge, finished his remarks with
one more criticism, which wns mild.
Mr. Watts, who had been asked to
discuss the modern poetry form, did
not renil his prepared remarks, which
now seemed Inadvisable. He did, how
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Miss Lowell interrupted to ay that
a particular line wns taken frorli Edgar
Allan I'oo and appeared quoted in the
poem.
l'rofoRior Selielllng van the bright
particular hero of the evening in In
tellect, tact nnd navolr falre. llr wns
n living, breathing poultice on the
wounded intellectual nnd spiritual
anatomies of the participants in the
acrimony. 1
Gravely, jet with emphasis, he stated
lie was a literary catholic. He recog
nized beauty wherever he snw It, no
matter in what form, nnd loved It all
and recognized .IIs t.owell with n
courtly bow ns an exponent of one
great nrt form.
The last event before adjournment
wns the vivn voce passage of a motion
by Professor Rebelling that tho cllib
disavow nny discourtesy to the guest
of honor.
Mist Lowell was naked after the
meeting why she did not debate. 8lic
snld : -.
"Wo had the fight out five yenrs ago,
They fought us and we beat them. Wc
are recognized and established. It Is
futllo to argue with our onnonents.
They cannot be convinced. They will
not be convinced, BIy God, I coulrtn t
tell those. Mlttle men the truth about
them. It wouldn't be nice and it
wouldn't do nny good."
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