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LITTLE BASEBALL

Jack Ryder expresses fear that Downey cannot cover enough ground for Cincin- natl.
 The Barons yet to report are expected in every moment now Morris left Dallas yesterday.
 Dr. Forrest Thomas, Montgomery's brag twirler. will not report until after he has secured his license to practice medicine, which event will occur in June.
 The retirement of Rudy Schwench is ev- idently a blow to Manager Babb. He was the iron man. of last season.
 Chattanooga, from its beginning, will play good ball this season. After defeat ing Atlanta several times hand running Cincinnati was evidently surprised to en- counter a drawn fight in Chattanooga.
 1t is probable that Cleveland will gobble up Pitcher Miller of Mobile as Lajoie did Jack Ryan of New Orleans last spring.
 Larry Mclean, of the Reds, says he is willing to meet Jack Johnson.
 Bob" Ewingais tile only Red who has been with the team since 1902.
 Tommy Leahy, the ex-cardinal, will catch for New Britain, Conn.,, this sea- son.
 It is reported that Johnny Evers has been persuaded to join the Cubs in time loi liiS OPCiih6 6dhiC Hitl tiiS Nei uiiioiS-
 'laube' Marquard and Arthur Raymond are getting plenty of boosts from the war correspondents with the Giants.
 Ban Johnson says that in his double umpire system this year the arbitrators will alternate behind the bat and on the bases.
 McGraw claims he has discovered an- other Ed Delehanty in lnfelder Sm- mons.
 ..c.traa+ar,, n,,plaovv who with C,,oot and Shannon, manned the Cardinals out field several years ago, has joined Louis ville's training colony.
 Chase, Laporte, Elberfeld and Knight bid fair to make up the Yankees infield.
 It has been discovered that Arlie Latin ans real name Is Arlington Walter Latham.
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about three weeks ago. drove a great race, going the distance in 1:34:01 1-5, low ering the worlds record made by Burman on the New Orleans track last February.
 The next event was for the Sir Thomas Dewar 5000 trophy, one mile, best two out of three heats. There were two en- tries-David Bruce Brown, the millionaire amateur driver, in the record-breaking Benz, and Ralph de Palma, In the Fiat Cyclone.
 Brown, on his third heat, hurled his great car across the line in 33 seconds fiat, for the mile, breaking the world s amateur record for the distance, held by him, of B 3-5 seconds.
 The fourth and last event of the day was the one mile motor cycle record trials, in which five of the champions of the world competed
 William Wray, Jr, of New York, on a fourteen horsepower Simplex, rode the mile in 45 seconds flat lowering his own record 1 4-5 seconds. Walter Goerke and Robert Stubts also went under the worlds record. making the distance in 45 1-5 and 46 2-5 seconds respectively.
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'STRANC DRIVES
 HUNDRED MILES
 IN 94 MINUTES Birming ham Favorite Smashes burman's Great Record
 to Smithereens ROBERT STUBBS' GREAT EFFORT FOR FAST TIME Birmingham Was Third, But Rode Distance Under Record Time.
 FosIer's Great Bicycle
 Speeding.

Daytona, Fla, March 23.-The seventh annual Daytona automobile races opened today with one bicycle, one motor cycle, and two automobile events, and in each event a former worlds record was annihi- lated. The course was in excellent condi- tion and weather conditions were perfect
 The first event was a quarter of mile race for bicycles, in which there were ten starters By fast sprint, Fogler of Brooklyn flashed across the line a win Ter, closely followed by Root and Mitten
 The second event was for 200 miles. open to stock cars, under two classes. There were three entries for Class D. and only one in Class E. The race, however, was reduced to 100 miles by agreement. Lewis Strang, who joined the Buick forces
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SchWenck Quits.

Memphis, Tenn, March 2S.-Manager Babb has received word from Rudy Schwenck, the former iron man of the local team, that he will stick to his posi- Iion in a distillery in Cincinnati rather than play ball the coming summer. Schwenck was one of the local depend- ences for this year.
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Moran Gets Decision.

Boston, March 23.-The referee gave Owen Moran of England the decision at the conclusion of a 12-round bout with Tommy Murphy of New York at the Army Athletic association tonight. Mur- phy was the aggressor in the early part of the contest, but in the fifth the Eng lishman came up strong and held the lead until the close. The bout was fast and close one throughout, both men finishing in good condition.
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AtteIl Defeats Neil,

New York, March 2S.-Abe Attell, the featherweght champion, outboxed and outfought Frankie Neil of San Francisco in fast 10-round bout at the Bedford Athletic club of Brooklyn tonight. The champion had Neils face cut to ribbons with straight lefts and righthand smasnes. Neil tried hard but he was like a novice in the hands of Attell. He landed an occasional left swing on Attelfs face, but never with force enough to do any damage
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ranch the party remained until Monday afternoon, when the storm ceased They immediately took the train across the mountains toward Pasadena and this aft ernoon they suddenly came upon Swift gers camp, on the side of the mountains, about 10 miles from Pasadena by direct route. A party of rescuers on horseba elk were at Swtzer's having just returned after vain 8-hour search.
 With Captain Mueller in the America" were L. B. Gillian, Richard Halstead Sydney Gray, Harold Parker and Edward Dodschutz. all of Pasadena
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Yale Teama In the South.

New Haven, March 2s.-The Yale track squad will train in the south for the dual track meet at Charlottesville with the University of Virginia on April 10. Most of the Yale athletes will be in the south during the Easter recess, the crew leaving for Philadelphia on March 31, and the baseball men a few days later.
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New Baseball League.

Rockhill S. C.. March 23.-At a meeting here tonight 1t was definitely decided to organize a baseball league. Four cities Gaffney, Chester, Rockhll and Camden Signfied their intention of en erng tsa league, and two others probably will Joll4. another H. eeting to periect arrange- ments will be held at Chester on March 31.
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Arenis Manages Johnson.

Chicago, March 23.-Jack Johnson, the champion heavyweight, who has been without a manager since his fight with Burns. announced today that Abe Arends of Chicago has accepted the position. Johnson said he would leave for New York Sunday
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TO OUR PATRONS

We are making our regular tri-yearly delivery of Telephone Directories. Quite a number of changes have been made in its arrangement which we consid- CT will be of benefit to our sub- scribers.
 We invite your particular at tention to the classified busi- ness list on pages 104 to II. Please check your listing and if there is any change which you desire to have made in future issues
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tro, managing Macon. might jump at the chance to land such valuable outfielder and altogether good fellow.
 Lew Walters, an old Baron. whose relia- bility gained for him a place in the hearts of the fans, writes that he would like to be given an opportunity to sign else where. Lew, at the present time, is al his home in O'Fallon. III. He will not be returned.
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Mobiles Fine Fight.

Mobile, March 23.-(Special. )-With the score standing 8 to 3 in the eighth in hing Baker, the recruit third sacker of the Philadelphia Americans, lifted a home run over the right field fence. win ming the first of the exhibition games between Mobile and Philadelphia Mobile scored her runs by hitting while the Ath- letics brought over theirs on hits coupled with errors at critical stages. A running backward catch by Barry for the Ath- 1etics was the feature. R.H.E. Philadelphia .......... 200 010 01s-4 0 Mobile .................... .001 coz 000-3 8
 Batteries: Vickers, Thomas, Bender, Dygert and Lapp; Torrey. Hixon, Bitro- loff and Braun.
 Atlanta, March 23-Atlanta (Southern), 4; Macon South Atlantic 1eague), g.
 Chattanooga, Tenn, March 23.-Cincin- nati (NationaD, 9; Chattanooga (South Atlantic league), 6.
 At Macon: New York Americans 5, Newark, Eastern league, 8. At Columbus: Columbus (South Atlantic league), l. Toledo (American association). | l; ten innings.
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Committee to Meet.

The committee appointed by the Board of Trade, the Business Mems league and the Chamber of Commerce to formulate a plan for the reorganization of the Chamber of Commerce will meet Friday afternoon at o'clock at the Chamber of Commerce to take up their work.
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The Harmony
 Of Home
Does Not Mingle With or Emanate
 From the Table of Dyspepsia.

In the home. meal time should awaken in all the inhabitants a peculiar harmony of joy which will make for the home the abiding place of interest and happiness.
 If one member at the dinner table is sut of sorts, his influence is felt and the harmony Is lacking. Conversation and mirth are absent. Devouring thoughts as- sail the diners and silence prevails.
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Wilbur wriqht Goes to Paris.

Pau, France, March 23.-Wilbur Wright, having completed the training of his pupils, left here tonight for Paris He was given an enthusiastic send-of by the mayor and other prominent officials He will return to Pau in September.
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St. Paul's Athletic club closed it's first basketball season on March P, when it defeated the Powell school in one of the most sensational games of the season be- tween Intermediates"
 In their first year in basketball the boys have played with intermediate teams nine games, winning seven and losing two not bad record for beginners. All the boys composing the team work every day and get to practice only two nights week. Thus the showing made against
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the more experienced players of the dis trict after being so handicapped is con- sIaered remarkable. As to the personnel of the team, McGowan, captain and cen- ter, is one of the fastest players in the district. Taccone, Antwine and Clarke are corners as forwards, and Jungerman, Ed fi-- s.1a T0c7~0n ere rated as good guards. That they will make some of the
 4,. ,ea4ns nus.le ,o beat them out next year is predicted by their coach, MT. Fex. All in all, 1t has been a very sue eessful year in basketball
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The Atlanta Georgian states that Carlos smith, the former Baron, has written Billy Smith asking for a berth. Smith was elected to the managership of the Jackson team of the Cotton States league, which league is on it's last feet, 1t is re- ported. Manager Billy Smith has written Carlos that he has no job for him at the present time, but intimates that Lou Cas-
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NICkNAMEs OF MAPS.


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 { Harry Bemis-Bemy. g Grover Land--King Casey. ,2 Theodore Easterly-Ted. Q Adrian Joss--Addie. < Robert Rh hoades-Dusty. z Denton T. Young-Cy, or Old Cy z Glen Liebhardt - Lieby. or 2 Dutch. [ Charles Berger-Heinie. 2 Frederick Falk kenberg-Cy, or 2 Lengthy. < William WrightEDeacon. ]. 'Vedder Sitton-Sit, or Rip. $ Edward Foster-Rep. ]. Frank Andrada-Andy..
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At Columbus: Columbus South Atlanti league), 1; Toledo (American association l; ten innings.
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At Macon: New York Americans Newark, Eastern league, 8.
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Atlanta, March 23.-Atlanta (Southern) 4; Macon South Atlantic league), 2.
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Chattanooga, Tenn, March 23.-Cincin- nati (NationaD 9; Chattanooga (South Atlantic league) &
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1909-03-13

cesi E vero. Ma chi garantisce PAu-
stria che neIla Magenta balcsnica ION
81 trovino russi
Intendianoci bene
MOI non crediamo allo scoppio della
guerra nei Balcani- Tutte le maggiori
potenze, incomnciando dali inghiIterra
e daIla Francis, hanno interesse ad evi-
tarla faranno sforzi sovrumsni per
impedirla Moi crediamo che vi riusci-
ranno. Solaments vogliaulo notare che
oggi, come cinquanta ami "a. chi turba
la pace in Europa / Austria, senpre
lAnstria. + sempre per Ia stessa ragio-
ne: quella di voler opprimere del popoh
che yoglicno hsnno il diritto Iii essere
liberi paoloni del propri destini.
Sc malauguratanente la guerra
scoppiasse, le simpstie di tutto il monde
civile sarebbero per Ia Serbia, come so
ami or sono erano pei Piemonte
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L, Austria provocatrice

L'Austria continua nella sua politi-
ca storica; qnella della conquista della
provocazione. La quereIa stsssa che og
gi ha contro la Serbia, cinquanta ami
ia. proprio di questi giorni, Faveya
contro il Piemonte. Oggi PAustria init
ma ALA Serbia di disarmare. Cnquanta
ami ia intimavs al Piemonte di congo
dare volontari. Cinquant' ami IA am.
mucchiava le sue truppe sulle sponde
del Ticino. Oggi le concentra sulIe spon
de della sava della Drina Il motive E
sempre 10 stesso: quello di tener sogget
te le popolazioni che non vogliono saper
ne del suo dominic Allora fAustria vo-
leva corservare illombardo-v -veneto; oggi
vuo! garantirsi il possesso defnitivo del
paesi bosniaci ed erzegovini. e come
allora negava superbamente il diritto
degli italiani sulla Lombariia sui We
nete, oggi mega il diritto del Serb sulla
Bosnia ed Erzegoyina.
Ma a questo punto Panalogia cessa,
ooicha lItalia del 1859 non rinunziava
sffatto ale provincie lombarde, malgra
do paltezzoso diniego di francesca Giu
..enne. nentre Ia Serbia 81 conference.-the
della concessione dell autonomia allie
due provincie ora annesse all Austria
oppure di una striscia di territorio che
la congiunga al Montenegro al mare.
La domanda della Serbia non &c
CESSNA, perche incontestabilmente essa
ha maggiori diritti sulle due provincie
ii cid che non ne abba lAustria. In
ultima analisi poi. la Bosnia e TErzego
yina dovrehbero essere lasciate libere dl
sciegliere fra fautonom!a il dominic
austriaco il deminio serbo. II governo
di Francesca Giuseppe conosce gia flu
dora la risposta che darebbero pcpoi
delle due provincie, per cui 81 guarda
bene dal fare un sirnile passo.
L'Austria & ineotestabilmente la pin
forte e puo scacciare Ia Serbia in pochi
aiorni e in due 0 tire battaglie. Ma anche
mel 80 general austriaci erano pin che
persuasi di fare una passeggiata militia
re fno Torino, ma sono arriyati appe
na fino a'Magenta.
81 dira che Magenta cerano fran
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| MUSSULMANI
riformano il calendario.

In Turchia non il lavoro che man
ca al riformatori. Dopo la costituzione
eccoli intenti riformare il calendario.
che del resto ne avea bisogno Una com
missione parlamentare, composta di
specialist. { incaricata di studlare la
faccenda
Non tntti sanno che monsnlinani
hanno due calendari Uno auello vene
rabile dell Egira, che data daila fuga di
Maometto. cioe dal I6 Loglio 662. Sicco
ms lanno di questo calendario non com
prende che 354 giorni, uno del nostri So
coli corrisponde per liz Turchia l03
anni. Pero, siccome lie otorazioni COM
merchant 81 ris-ntivauo 'li questa di-
xsrs,ta, nellanno 1876 - adotgo "a Co
stantiuopo!i un allnsuacco,.. finanzia-
rio che segue il caiendario Giuliano,
con qnesta sola differenza; che lanno
incomincia il 10. mario Ora 81 tratta
direneitre universaIe luso di questo ca
lendario.
La Commissions dovra aI,chc occupar
81 della rifozma delIora. Attuslmente e
il tra1nouto del sole che fa testo in ma
tela
In tai lnodo 81 comprende come una
stessa ora non corresponds mai ad uno
stesso nlornento della giornata. Mentre
ALA fine di novernbre la dodicesima ora
equivale ale 40, in luglio corrispon-
de allie e tire quartz f facile irnagina-
ginare gil inconvenienti di questo sists-
ma. D'inverno, per esempio, gil impie-
gati escono dagli nfici verso lie cinque
del pomeriggio ritornano, piuttosto
dovrebbero ritornarvi. prina dell'alba
D'estate escono ale cinque del pomerig-
gio e ritornano verso lie undici di sera.
Tn Europeo che 81 trovi a viaggiare in
Turchia deve piluccarsi. il cervello per
sapere a che ora parte il treno... dele
sci
I.assssg.4.1is.sione dice t1 fsibsrtf
proporsa ALA Camera che venga adotta-
ia fora 1neridiana che Costantinopoli
Z in anticipo di due ore sn q0ella di
Greenwich
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COSE LOCAL..


Sabato scorso 81 celebraya in Bes-
semer Mich. il nstrimouio del Sig.
Pietro MautiDo cola signorina Catteri-
ma Dosio, che appena ire quattro gior
III prims arriyata dallItalia . precisa-
mente da Agile Canayese onde essere la
com pagna fedele ed affezionata di colui
chein detto giorno divenne suo consorte
II giorno segueute Domenica dopo 7in
succolente pranzo in famigIia eli sposi
uuitamente al parenti ed agli amici 81
recarono a festeggiare il loro matrimo-
MO al [f3) ossia ad Hanville ia casa del
Sig Carlo. Mussatti AMIGO e cornpaesa-
no degii sposi, owe incominciarono le
freq uenti libazioni alternate dai girl
vorticosi delle dance Quello che piu re.
co algeria ALA fiesta 81 flu la partenza
da Bessemer un Team Iii buontempo-
nj. quail dopo aver mascheraSo 10 slit
to I'd averle fornite di parecchi Barili di
birra. 81 avyiarono verso la residen
degli sposi ossia in casa del sndetto Car
10 Mussatti Naturalmente tutti questi
amici fra i quail caporioni erano il
Battista Musatti Salesman dello Schlitz
Beer. Battista Soffietti Battlsta Nigra
Barbiere, accompagnati dele rispettive
gentih consorti, incominciarono a far
brindisi lungo la via beveHdo due BARI
Ii di birra. Impossibile descrivere il
chiasso- l'allegria, gil auguri che CONT
nuameute 81 succeievano: basti dire che
martedi corr. non avevano ancora ter
minato Da una 81 grande dimostrazione
dl amicizia di stima 81 puo' facilmente
arguire che lie sposo Q IN onesto e leale
lavoratore. g la sposa q simpatica edu :
cata gentle che entrambi unit forne
ranno una coppia di coningi modeIlo; Q
che godranno Iii quella felicIta duratura
che rende Ia vita lieta . gaia
Clio che loro di cuore augura
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ii giubileo della Gazzetta
di TOrinO.
Torino, 81.

Oggi ale ore 1 circa una trentina di
association popolari g militsri 81 recaro
no in corteo con bandiere partendo da
piazza CssteiIc. ALA sede del giornale
La Gazzetta di Torino, in via SAINT An
selmo. per offrire una magnifica bsndie-
"a in occasione del 500 anniversario
dalla sua fondszione ed un album conte
nente le firme di lutte le association DO
ratrici
lie associazioni furono tricevuto daI
direttore, Dante Signorini. da tutti
redattori LIE assoc:azicni 81 riunirono
mel cortile Pronuncio un discorso doc
casione il presidente del Comitato per
lie onoranze. Vaschetti; poscia parlo'
lon. Albertini. che ricordo' il passato
della ,vecchia Gazzetta porto pure II
salute del sindaco senatore Frola.
Per tutti rispose il direttore Dante ST
gnorini. ringraziando della manifesto
zione.
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Uno colonia abbandonata.

L isola Tristan-da- -Cnnha, sitUata mel
/ Atlantico meridionale mezza strada
circa fra il Capo di abbadono. quantnn
que appa~teuga allJnghilterra. | suoi
abitanti naufraghi he ivi trovarono
rifugio, amm0ntano in tutto q IS G viyo
no celia c0ltara dell natatee dele naelfs
non che della pesca cui prodotti espor-
tano q SAINT Elena L isola E l'nnico pun
to non selvaggto del monde che non a5-
bia alcuna forma di governo ne ammini
strativa ne giudiziaria che nondipen-
Ga da alcun funziQnario. Mel 1916 essa
ebbe unmomento iii relativa animazione
poiche Ingilterra Vi stabili una guar
nigione per meglio sorvegljare la prigio
MIA di n apoleono; ma allan morte di lui
a r;tirC Ora venne deciso di.stabi
lire un regolare seryizio postale per
Tristan da Cunha. La correspondence,
affidata ad una baleniera Vi arrivera
una volta allaunol
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La riconoscenza di Messina
per la Francia.
Messina. u.

Messina. 81. -
II Consigho comunale ha inviaCo al
'ambasciatore di Francia Roma il Sc
guente dispaccio;
La ricostituita rappresentanza della
citta di Messina nella sua prirna seduta
rende ALA gloriosa GENTLE nazione
francese yivi sensi di gratitudine per
soccorsi largiti agli iufeIici superstiti
dellimmane disastro
Prego V. f. di rendersi interprete
presso ilsignor presidente delle Repub-
blica di tale sentiments, che vienmag-
giormente cementano yincoli di affet-
to fra le nazioni sorelle.
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IL LINGUAGGIo DEL PoLLI

Tn naturslista francese ayrebbe SEQ
perto che anche polli, hanuo IN mezzo-
iii comunicazione fra loro, al quale i
darail nome d linguaggioyero eproprio.
Per Hzl. eArte- -tessspe egli anplscd m fono-
grafo in un poIlado ove stassno riliiti
motif gall galline. poi comincio pro
voeare in vari modi Ia loro losuacita-
per esempio affamandoH epoi so1nninis
trando Il cibc AL alcuni soitanto in guisa
che gil aitri ayyessero motiyo dl lagno
f 10 strumento seguitava a registrare
esattamente suomi emessi dal volatili
secondo lie occasioni delta dello scisn-
ziato, essi diversificano in nodo che og
nuno corrisponde ad una sensazione Q ad
un idea embr;onale
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I'm ufficiale che accoItelIa I'm ra-
gazzo tenta di suicidarsi.
LivornO. 6.

Liv0rnO, q
In casa del noto capitano Ausiliaria.
attual1neute comproprietario della gran
de aziends di legnannS del cav Leonardo
Lusena ieri sera come usavano fare
ogni sabato, suoi amici 81 radunava-
no a prendsre il the conversare.
Eravi pure la famigIia Baschien, orgi
maria di Brescelio. csstituita dal cav.
Aiessandro giudice 2 riposo, Ia moglie
due figli, di cui unosil ventisettenne
Mario, ufficiale doganale
Congedatisi 1nezzanotte. gil invitati
usciveno. quando ali'improvviso il Ma
rio buss6 chiedendo al Lusena che por-
tassero un hume. essendo caduto per lie
scale il vecchio giudiee. Accorse il picco
10 Guido, dodicenne, ssudente figlio del
cspitano ma II Marie 10 aggredi accol-
tellandolo al torace. indi fuggi mentre
la famiglia Lusena inorridita. raccoglie
va il ferito rnedici dichiararono la
prognosi rise1vata
II feritore erro' tutta Ia notss per lie
vie della citt.i- staxaaae all alba egli
precipitsvasi dial seeondo piano deIlo
Stable 81 numero 7 dsi viale Margherita
andando cadere nei giartinetto del
restaurant Etruria
Trasportato allospsdale gil 81 riscon-
trsvano contusioni al dorso, con prooa-
bile lussazione del femore destro
II Baschieri narro ii essersi gettato
disotto pei dispiaceFe provato per Ia
mancanza di notizie della fidanzata al
bina Marsili, domiciliato Plea. Risulta
pero' che il Bsschieri non era pid fidan
cato Ga oltre, due anui, che Ia signori-
na 81 era ueI frattempo hdanzata ad IN
uf1iciale di caualleria
ST ritieue che il Baschieri sia state col
pito da pazzia. cyvzro "a un attacce
epilettico.