davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-11
EVENS UP TEAMS.
Strong and Weak More Nearly on
Equal Footing Under New Rules.

''Fig;lr.s rs ia as they geo. says III"
New York sun. ''show that the new
game "c football has tended to strike
Il better balance between tn" scoring
chances Of tn" weak and strong than
did the old.
1T was evident that with more of
the element of chance introduced by
the new rules. tn" smaller teams would
ha"c opportunities to make Roadway
against teams stronger physically and
sci' ntiiically by reason of better coach
ing that they did not hay" when tier"
waA SO much less opportunity for them
to get hold Of the ball.
"TaS change has com" about and
with ii Il Srort that is NOR" interesting
to play ana to W;tch--yyt not I" such
an extent as to dcrr"ciatc til" relative
valu" If strength and skill
"What favorable change in c"ndi
tiona that has resulted has bee grad
ual--u"t prnnounced-hut IN favor Of
the new rules. TIL" happy combination
has resulted in less scoring by the Mig
teams. yet with quite enough scoring
by them to diSSipat" III" fears that tn"
10-yard rule would make ground gain
ing 50 difficult as to spoil tn" game.
"A rule that tends t" make gains less
one sided surely has ut least ono viz
tue, and while there is Il falling off i'll
scoring by III" stronger side. tn" total
under the new cod" is sufficient to sat
i"fy the most ardent d"Sir" for results
Taking the same number of games
foI 19na before tn" rules We're changed
ami for 1906 and 400 and TN" scoring
was heavier under tn" l.n5 rules. That
is. il was heavier 10y the winners. y list
of II games that being the amount re
corded 50 far by one follower nf the
sport - shows Il total of 1910 points by
the winners this season. The total for
the same number nt games for last
year likewise being tn" first II PLAYED
was 1905. Will" that for TIL" first II
game: played in 1905 WAS l133
Nov as tn the losing sides Forty
nine points were scored by them i'll
1905 Is in 19o6 arld 20 in 100 This indi-
Gates that while the weaker "lCvrnS did
not do as well the first year under TIL"
new rules as Tia" year before. they are
better this year. with mnrr experience"
in the rul"s~ 50 FAR as this scoring
phase uf tn" games is concerned. tho
lew rules have not been in exist nee
long enough tor The trSt to lie complete
bu. II Is satisfactory. what there has
been of it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-11
C'lEARY MAKING COOL.
Well Along on Second Half of His long
Tramp.

Cincinnati. O., oct. 10.-The second
half of til" famous Dan OLearys
quCercst and most interesting pedcStrl-
an stunt is Wcll on its way.
Dan started to walk 1000 miles on
sept. $. He was to walk on" mile In
every ON" of the n hours of every day.
50 far his average per mile is II min-
utes. All his sleeping, eating. bathing.
everything. must be apportion"d 50 as
to be done during the remaining AZ
minutes of each hour.
Physicians said that OLcary. wei
along in years. could not do it. But
Dan is still plugging away ana appar-
entity shows no sign rs vet "f playing
out If he keeps on to The end hc will
finish on oct. 10.
In the following interview D'LeaIy
tells how he lives during tine great
physical test:
Nearly all unhappincss comes from a
violation Of the rules governing lifcs
mainsprinEs. I'd rather a son of mine
married a divorcec Of the devil than
bad cook
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-11
An Effort to Extend Mid
dy-Harvard Relations.
Dan O'leary Is Making Good
on His Long Tramp.
jamestown Ringer Missing..Red
Tape May Kill Horse. 4

Annapolis, Md, oct 1O.-An effort
Will he made to extend the pleasant I
athletic relations which exist betweeu
Harvard ana the Naval Academy bv
arranging a rae" between the crows
next season and making it the occa-'
sion Of Il visit to Annapolis Of several
days on the part of the Harvard rowing
squad.
The Harvard baseball squad spent a
week At Annapolis last spring. using
the Naval Academy grounds for prae-f
tice and playing match games with the
navy nine. This has suggested that it
would be al, excellent idea for The rows
ing squad to come here also and talle5s
advantage of the nilder conditions nr,a'
the Severn than on the Charles. and
steps have already been taken to make
such arrangements if possible.
The growth.of the friendly feeling be-
tween the two institutions has been a
pleasant incident Of recent years and il
now seems that closer relations prevail
between the academy and Harvard th1n
between the academy and any other in
stitution with the exception of the Mill
tary Academy.
This year the Navy and the Crimson
teams will meet for tho first time in
football. The game will take place
oct 10
Harvard ana the academy meet every
year in the intercollegiate fencing tour
namcnt and they have met in rowing on
ono occasion previously.
Should it not he possible for the acad
envy athletic authorities to consummate
their plan of having tho Harvard oars
men hero for a considerable period.
great efforts will be made to secure u
race IN the Severn at least. If this race
is arranged it Will undoubtedly become
the great race Of the season on local.
waters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-11
ADVICE TO ATHLETES.
Pick Out What You Want and Save
the Rest for Your Friends

With Coach StaE., praiSiHg a vcCc-
tahl" diet and BILLY Manning stating
that YOU can't make blood by eating
pumpkins. tn" poor athlete is between
the red gentleman with the hnufs and
tail and the deep. deep sea
Here is some advice 10 athletes.
gathered from all the authorities whose
opinions have made their way into the
sporting pages:
Don't drink hrcr or any alcoholic
liquor while training. Their reaction is
severe.
Don't drink tea, coffee or Sn-callcd
soft drinks. They ruin the stomach
Don't drink cold water. The chill re-
sultinE is injurious
Don't drink water from which the
natural chill has been removed. 1t en-
courages excessive pcrspiration
Don't drink milk. Its hard To- digest
Don't eat glutinous or rclatinous
foods. They cause internal disorders.
Don't eat meat. 1t is very heating
Don't try n vegetable diet There isn't
enough sinew- making material in such
food
Don't eat hot bread. 1t is apt to be
soggy
Don't eat cold bread 1t may have
become heavy since baking
BY following these instructions care
fully results are guaranteed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-11

lowing I'll" regular campaign. Il post
%"ns"n series with Pittsiurg. winner of
tn" ncrnart in the National League. was
played, ard the American Leag,icrS Won
til" worlds title.
In that series it was agreed that niue
games should be played. the first three
at Boston. the next four ut PIttShrrC.
AMI the final two, ii needed, at Boston
Eight games were required to deter
min" thc result. Pittsburg won the FIRST.
t"ef"n IT," second. and nittSbIrr the
third nnd fourth This gave the Pirates.
lead of three to one. and They looked
Xix" certain winners. But Collins team
hiar"d ANA fought like demons. taking
NC fitth. sixth. seventh. ana eighth in
succession. and winning the champion
shin Of til" world with five ont OF eight:
games played.
Ar or that Ipnughcrty was dropped from
tn" Boston club and wandered ,imles sly
around i'll the hoS"ball world. He vsfnt
T" New York at FIRST: hut had trcATplr
ana quit ';riflith's club coing to the Fri
stat" Lca"rc. Here. too. he got iuto
trouble. ANA WAS on the point Of hden..
thrown "''t when Manager Jones pickle
Inn " for TIL" Wlitc SnX last year.
I"u"h'rtN proved To he Just tic man
mat was needed with the South s;iders-
East. aggressive" ana Il good base run
nor. Tho White S"X won the American
the worlds Donors. and won that title
also.
This made DouchNrtr n member of n
WORLDS championship club for the sec
"nd tlln". alt hoU%h no club. to date has
ever Won that honor twice in the con
'.StS arranged between tie National and
American Leagues.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-11
THE TABLES TURNED.
Bowdoin Sophs Beat Freslll'1en Is
to 3 at Baseball--t1a Makeup OF u.
of M. Eleven For Brown Gan1e.

Brunswick, Me. oct. 10.-(SpnciaD.-
In tho second game of the series Of
three. the Snrh"norcS completely
turned the tables on the Fr"%hn"lt this
Afternoon and ran away with the game
by the score Of - to >.
After the first two innings the game
was 1T ~ tim" in doubt and the Fresh
men put up rather a iiStlcSS cXillDl-
ton. While the Sophom"r"s played Il
Nnappy game all through the contest.
HcbiS pitched 4 I'm" gam" for 1910
ana was well supported. For the Fresh
men. clifford played Il good game,
while pnnnrIly and Sanford did some
clever fielding.
Th, next gam" Viii be PLACED soon
and Will hc without doubt an XcitinG
one as the teams hay" won one game
apiece. The summary:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-11
What the Professor Told Ralph Glaze

''llZ.'. is not nuly -urH nIII pl; YER
ut n" IS ~ excellent fellow II sides. AMI
j." -. Without doubt. one of thu closes
"i'S''N NM :. along human nature lnus. that
can IL found i'll the baseball business to-
day.
Ralph is quit" Il story TELLER. ana hi4
Yarns ~" much appreciated Iv tn" "ti.I.
n'Ill'"lS Of tn" I:uSton team Young
''iaH' ami y n WSrap,r man. y friend Of
ms Wci" seated in the lobby pf tn, hotel
Nh"ro tn Hub city ball players were
S'aN ing. ana tn" n"WSrdr"r man nap
!" ned tn mention III" name Of II ca!r-
iraf"d Dartmouth COLLEGE professor. who
WAS teaching ut thai institution when ne
th' press man. used 10 attend there 1t
H"Ien OF NOR" rtars ago.
Tie professor vas alWIvS notol IA.
his absent "Reminiscences AMI When this
trait was recall ~ GIazo's attention. II
Wld" grin "NclsprcHd lis face and he
said.
WHY. Spreading shout Professor X. T
had an aml Sing experience with him Just
r. fore LEAVING ..nllo=e. He always M
'r"r'f ~ think a who'll lot If ne" eN-
planned Il" Young pitcher. ''and when I
was leaving fnl good II" came to me to
NV" M" som" advice about my conriuct
when | SHOULD Sot out in the world for
myself. We'll. II. gave me tie advice
all right. Went on Ralph "althouch
may not have followed it out to the III
Ter. hut aryWaT. | thanked hin. for his
klnGnCSS in as neat Il little Sroech as 7
couli Link M at tie time ana in finish
lnc i nj ! thought might as Unll throw
? little jolly iato the spill so said to
him NJ
Wen, professor, l an Obliged 10 y-ori
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-11
TICKETS SELLING FAST.
New Workers Greatly Interested in
kaufn7n Sarrr Match Tonight

Philadelphia. oct. lh.-.ts soon as it b.
came known anon" the Eastern sporting
men that Robert r. Dcady had assumed
control Of the Industrial EoXing Club.
18th ana Wood streets ana that Rob had
matched Al Kaufman Of Frisco and
Dave Barry If Chicago to meet mt the
second show. to be hold ON Fridny even
ing. orders for tickets have been coming
in Ivy every mail from as far as Boston
li'ly Delaney, kaufmans manager.
took u run over tn New York and the
GntharnitoS are much stirred mp over this
contest and Delaney is authority for thu.
statement that tho metropolitan city will
hc well represented at the rinGSiic ON
Friday night. This unusual interest is
rot ut all surprising; When ii is consider
cd that til" principals in this contest are
heavyweight champion possibilities. and
TIL" prospects for Il sensational bout arc
bright indeed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-11
Some Good Stories Told About
Big Baseball League Stars.

Wncr tho m.rry VI. Nad,lcu WHO. il l..
,l.ino,l. has rlrIs.,,, comm. Maril.s hai,.
a. UNIV rrpi,ir. vn9 Hi artnr ii .m.!r
81, ct.r, ulaf diuma entitled '"rh,. stain
If Guilt l." Wa not always ~ be IL
Ir.udcd IN Ia SHOW ~ III Nv, thcatcr il
linn, for In, rcrfnrro,ucr and tiIn,,;
Lr failed 70 iut in Hill n,niltt.,. nrn" 'i,
ancc mtiI i couple II davS Hi ,Iaps.d
,rn" ri-lt WHEN IT," crtnI.,uv was in
Chicago Rub hrd IN rn.Ig,uI,ut H. ID
ont win S"n' c"n&"niAl spirits Wiz"
VT" not satisfied until they .td don :
'I"' town th"fnu"h'N- 1t took phlr awhile
I" look tn Windy lily "N'r via any
d"St"" 81 th"r"utl mss Hours hni sn"I
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-11
TOO MUCH RED TAPE.
Medical Attention Refused Sick Horse
and Animal May Die.

New York, Oct. t0.--Rcd tape i'm the
paddock may cost the life of Oxford.
Jimmy McLaughlin's fast stake horse.
He is very sick horse resulting from
being started in a race on Saturday al
ter medical attention had been refused.
He started to bleed from the nostrils
in the paddock just before the race was
called In alarm Owner James Nc
Laughlin sought the club veterinary
surgeon and asked him to look at his
horse This the veterinary refused to
do giving as an excuse that he must
first receive the sanction of the stew
ards. One Of the latter was in the pad
dock at the time. but he. too, was
Continued on Page Five.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-11
NEW POLO LEAGUE.
Circuit Of Nine Clubs Being Formed
In New England.

nin"-Club pol" league is being formed
Tor New England and will he managed
~ som" OF IN" ti% players of former
EAST for several seasons Edward f
fhllac"n of Taunton has been awarded
Il franchise for Boston and will have the
games in the Park Square rink. Tho
other cities in the circuit will he New
Haven. with tn" veteran George Bnna
rs manager; Tnwtuck"t. with George
cunningham: Hartford with Harry
StarlIc: Providence with Joseph McK"n-
ma: Bridgeport with r. W. Eadie: Wa
t"rhury. with =. +. McNabh. ard r. Hal
lowell New Britain. with w w. Hanna.
II is expected that Charles G.. FITZGERALD
VIII b" given 4 franchise for Rrockton.
Hartford and New Britain both want
Fred Jeans, and Providence wants Cur
It's who PLAYED with New Haven lasf
season NICK McGilvrav will be with
Providence; Tom Conellv. the baseDaI!
"tnpif" W1,i rcfcrec the games in Pos
ron and lilly Ncough those in Provi-
dence and Pawtucket.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-11
THIS WEEKS GAMES.

SntnrGay-At cambridge. Harvard VS..
Williams. At New Haven. Vale vs. HoI,.
Cross. At Princeton. Princeton VS.. Buck
nell AT Hanover. Dartmouth vs. Am
herst ASgios. At Ithaca. Cornell VS. Col
gate At Buffalo. Syracuse VS. Carlisle.
IT Amherst Rowdoin VS.. Amherst. Al
New Brunswick. Rutgers VS. Lehigh. Al
Philadelphia. Penn. vs. Swarthmore. At
West Point Army VS.. Trinity At Prov
ldence, Brown VS.. Maine. At ANNAPOLIS
Nav VS.. Vanderbilt. NJ Ann Arhor
Michigan vs. M. A. o. A. Chicago. Chi
Gag" IS. Indiana. At Minneapolis. Mime
sofa KS. Ames
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-11
BOSTON, AM, TWICE.
Trims the Nationals Thursday, Two
Onc and Five Four.

I:nston. oct by winning both of the
two games here to-day for the champion
srlip Of the city, the Boston Americans
have. made it necessary for the Boston
Nationals to win five straight games in
order to deprive their rivals of the hon
ors The scores today were TO ana
t" /. The Americans We're outhattcli
III tn" first game, but the Nationals lost
h" Needless base running. FrocK's Lack
Of control gave the Americans Il heavy
head in the second game. The Nationals
lit Young hard enough to tie the score.
but lost on a combination of hits and cr-
Cnrs after there were two out i'll tho
ninth. The scores:
First game.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-11
FOOTBALL.
Important Changes In
Scoring Methods Coming.
Value Of Goal From Placement
May Be Reduced.
New Rules Even Up Teams...Some
Advice to the Athletes.

New York, oct. 10.-Th"r" is u strong
pos sibility that next season may So an
important change III football scoring
methods. The practice of making Il S"ai
from the field equal in value t. 4
touchdown was changed some seasons
ago, and at least one influential and
important member Of the football rules
committee is in favor Of nboliShing the
extra Point allowed when goal is
kicked from placement after :, touch
down.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-11
THE U. OF M. ELEVEN.
Makeup of the Team Which Will Clash
With Brown Tomorrow.

OrDno. Ne, oct. -tSpcciaD.- The
| University Of Maine football team, as
it will 4" to Providence tomorrow to
play Brown University, is as follows:
Capt Higgins. lib; Mason, c; Black,
re; Wright, Il; B"arcc, 1t; Ham, ri;
Cook. It.; Mrtcalf, re: cobb. RIB: y.
Chase. ~: Miner qb; White, Clifford,
L"rng. I.iSnoy, Nickcry and Elliott,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-11
RINGER is MISSING.
Mare EnoIa Stolen From Stable After
Winning Race.

Norfolk. Va. oct. f0.-Thc mIre
tnolia. heroine Of the attempted ring
ing at the jamestown Jockey CluD
track last Tuesday, mysteriouSly diSar-
pcarcd between midnight and daylight
Wednesday morning After Winning
Enolia was handed over to Pink'r' III
detectives. In the morning a watchEM
found a lock picked off the entrance
and the mare missing. F,nolia was en-
tered as a 3-ycar-old. and as her id"n-
tity could not be established. bets we're
withheld.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-11
SDnIIDhlDEI.S.
NO FORMAL CHALLENGE.
Communication to N. Y. Y. c. From
Sweden Merely An Inquiry.

New York, or. 10 News dispatches
from Stoc!h"im indicAt" that some
miSapprrhcu4iun exists in Sweden re-
cnroling the status of the negotiations
for tn" l,rnEnsoI challenge for the
.AmcricaS CUP AZ :, matter of fact no
formal challenge. has Vet been made by
the Swedish yaclitsmen. Their recent
communication to the New York Yacht
Club was largely III the nature of an
inquiry us To conditions. time. etc. and
the reply of the club. over the arrival
Of which II published dispatch from
s;tpckholnl SAYS the most intense inter-
st prevails merely consists of a COPY
Of tn" resolutions adopted III answer
to Sir Thomas Liptnn'S challenge, de-
firing the race conditions and other
fnrmaliticS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-11

Stockholm. Sweden. oct. 10.-Thc re-
ply of thn New York Yacht Club to the
inquiry Of the Enyal Swedish Yacnt
Club regarding iii" conditions under
which Il chutlrnG" for the America $
cup by the latter would j." accepted
WAS received tolay but Rear Admiral
Hni@g refused to di!ulCr the contents
Of the reply until after the meeting Of
tho Yacht club tomorrow afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-11
PARKER FEELS SURE.
VIII Take More Than Difference in
Weight 10 Give Victory to Prokos,

Er"ckt"n. Mass. oct. 10 IF win my
wrestling match Friday night with Youn,;
Proxies I'll So" that the poor Of this city
get tn" net receipts" said Harvey Par
Continued on Page Fivc)
L'Italia., 1907-09-17
DA TRIESTE
LA TRAPANAZIONE III UNA CASSA
FORTE WERTHETM.

TRIESTE, / - Desta enorme sor-
res l'audace tentative dl trapanazio-
ne della cassa-forte della Ferriera di
Servola, fatto da alcuni ladri, | qua
Ii sono staff colt sui fatto.
la ~cassa-forte 3 una Wertheim, nu-
nero /, alta circa metri l.S0 per un
metro di l%arghezza. IL suo Inferno e
diviso in ire ripiani; quello superiore,
formante IL cosidetto tesoro, quello
mediano, e quello Interfere, dove ven
COMO riposti / libri di casa g gil al
tri registri principal d~elrazienda.
! ladri 81 nascosero uella campa-
gna della Ferriera ~stessa, fino a notte
inoltrata; poi, carponi, calarono dal-
la scarpata della collina, che sta a
tergo dell'edificio. Giunti cola, rup-
+pero due vetri della doppia finestra, e.,
dale aperture praticatevi, a%prirono lie
spagnolette dele finestre e saltarono
nella ~stanza, dove mossero verso Puff
ficio casa. Forzarono la serratura di
quell'ufficio q iniziarono IL lavoro di
.traforo. Riusclrono a fare tredici TO-
%relllni. Mentre lavoravano pc resegui-
re II quattordicesimo, furono sorper-
81 ed arrestati.
A pie della casa 81 t~rovarono Gin
que trapani americani, ire leve, due
tanaglie, ire lime @ una bottiglia dl o.
lilo e petrolio.
| quattro ladri arrestati sono Enri-
co Caligaris, %meccanico, da Pola; Gull
do Perizzo, di 32 ami, m|eccanico, da
Pola; Giusto Pizzamus, di 10 ami,
bracciante e Giuseppe Schumann, di
"a ami, facchino.
Secondo voci che ~circolano nella
citta, la polizia era stata informata
precedentemente da alcuni AGENT Sc
greti, del piano e aveva disposto un
servizio di vigilanza, col quale riuscl
a cogliere sui fatto | t~rapanatori.
L'Italia., 1907-09-17
NFORMAZION|
TELEGRAFICHE
L'ENCICLICA DEL PAPA

ROMA, 16 = L'"Osservatore Ro-
mano', organo del v~aticano pubbiica
oggi n importante enciclica di Pa
pa Pho x sui "Modernismo", la qua
lie o e realmente che un compile
mento del recente Sillabo.
ii documento pone in evidenza che
IL modernismo rappresenta un grave
p%ericolo per la Chiesa, espone in det-
taglio lutte lie diverse manifestazio-
nj di modernismo e le' condanna CO.
me ~pericolose in materia di filoso-
fla, di fede, di teologia, di storia, di
critica e di riforme e giunge ALA
conclusione che ii modernismo E una
sintesi di lutte lie eresie e deve logi-
camente condurre all'ateismo.
L'enciclica continue poi, dando
prcise istruzioni contro l'insegnamen-
to laico, contro la lettura di pubbli-
cazioni moderniste, proponendo in
ciascuna diocesi listituzione di un
Comitato di censura OBSTINATE a dare
Papprovazione a quelle lecture che
saranno permesse al clero ed al fe-
deli, confermando l'enciclica del de-
funto Pontefice Leone XIII che prof
bisce al clero di assumere la direzio-
ne di qualsiasi p~ubblicazione senza IL
permesso del rispettivo vescovo Q sta
biliva la revisione di tutti gil scrit-
ii di ecclesiastical.
L'enciclica p~roibisce, tranne in &C.
c~ezionali occasioni / congressi eccle-
siastici e dispone che in ciascuna do
cesi venga istituito un consiglio de-
stinato a combattere gil errori mon
DAM.
L'Italia., 1907-09-17

di c%ostruire una fregata a vapore con
la spesa di un milione e mezzo di CO.
rome. e IL IA luglio 1916 essa compi il
SUI primo viaggio: lie flu dato il nome
,di Fulton.
Gil americani hanon dato il nome
di Fulton" a guardacoste, O botterie
galleggianti azionate a vapore.
II celebre inventore mort nella con-
tea di Lancaster, mel 1915, otto ami
appena dopo il suo trionfo.
Dicono lie cronache del tempo che la
prima apparizione del battello a va
pore di Fulton ~produsse costernazione
ira lie popolazioni maritime del paesi
che attraversava. ! marinai che 10 in
contravano, sui ponti del loro ~velleri,
furono invasi da terror panico: aleu-
nj - ~narravano | giornali di New
York e di F~1ladelfia - 81 precipitava-
no in fondo allie stive, 1 pin coraggio-
81 cadevano In ginocchio sulla tolda e
pregavano Dio di stornare dal loro
capo la collera del mostro, che ayven-
tava al cielo famine g fumo.
Era Satana, CHI eerrava sulle acque!
Satana benefico, che All a~rricchito
e redento II monde.
VAGUS.
L'Italia., 1907-09-17

mente ~larchiyio q q ESQ qualche
documento che poteva lnteressare chi
ha messo II fuoco cd ordinate di met
terlo, la seeonda. che prende mag
giore consiBtenza, q che 1'incendio STA
effetto dl rancori contro II segretario
comunale Andrea Calabro. Egll a
quanto mi 81 E riferlto, non code 10
simpatie general, una parte della cit
tadinanza 10 accuse di rappresentare
n parte prepoderante nell'attuale
administrations; g quindl 0 possible
che qualcnno per abbatterlo, abba d.
visato di complere l'opera delittuosa,
per farlo apparire rautore d%ell'incen-
dio.
Ad ogni .rodo . sperabile che IL
giudlce istruttore avv. Galdo, che ST
trova fin da Teri sui posto Q che Teri
stesso suggello gil ufficl lncendiati,
riesca a fare la luce sui brutto fat
4