《纽约时报》的音乐编辑对于收到史麦德利先生这样一封来信感到十分惊讶,但是他信仰新闻自由,所以还是把信刊登在报纸的音乐和戏剧版上了。第二天早上,成千上万的人,有的在家里的早餐桌上,有的在进纽约市的公共汽车和火车上,都读到了跟柴斯特有关的这篇文章。白利尼一家很早就到了报摊。爸爸拆开了其中一捆《纽约时报》,取出一份,翻找着这篇报道。等他找到了,就把它 The New York Times music editor was surprised at the receipt of a letter from Mr. Smedley, but he believed in freedom of the press, so he kept it in the newspaper’s music and theater edition. The following morning, tens of thousands of people, some at home breakfast tables, and some in New York City on buses and trains, read Chester’s article. The Beringini family arrived at the newsstand very early. Papa opened one of the bundles of The New York Times, took out a copy of the report. When he found it, put it