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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-13
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4bs curtain vac rsiseH on tho ger.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-10
ASHER FALLS VICTIM
TO W|LDE'S SPEED

Johnny rBabo'D Asher. champion
bantam o. the \ T.. F.. was easily de-
feated 10y Jimmy Wilde, hyweieht
champion of England in their eight
"-an1, no-decision fight last night a;
t. I puiS Asher WAS out of his class
completely
without even oXertiug himself. or
oven worrying, Jimmy Wilde carried
the donors IN every round He has
c"l ainly improved since he fought
the fast Zoe SharkeN In the fourth
hfth aud sixth rounds Wilde sent
Asher - the canvass,
Asher danced around the ring lie
one Of those Alabama Coon Jiegcrs. ="
bat Jimmy fought him coolly and de.
liberately and follow, him around Tn
ring. At times Asher showed speed
But these times only lasted a soc
end. for Wilde would be in and put
the glammerS to him Asher would
get through Wilde's guard and score
several points, but the blows would
take no effect. Several times DURING
the light Asher's manager warned him
to Keep away from him"
A few seconds after the gong sound
ed tor the end OF the first round the
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-10
WOULD PUT DEMPSEY
IN STACKER CLASS

Denvel. IGln. Jan lD.--l.ea l-eydea
head OF me American Legion in thj
city. at meeting OF he legion Intro
dueed resolution branding .Iack
Edmnsey worlds heavyweight cham
pion. as a Stacker" and also declared
opposition 20 the holding Of The Denp
sey-J Ipentier fight in C2lorlG1 Thir
resolution was adopted, and peCpla
went wild when they heard what the
legion had done, Copies will be
printed in little PAMPHLETS. which VIII
be sent to all American Legion post
with request tEat similar action he
taken against Dempsey
The resolution branded Dempsey Il
a Stacker and provided that Amer
can Legion posts In every STATE tof.
steps 10 prevent the champion from
boxing anywhere in the United States
Even private meetings have been hello
in various hemps and halls or any 10
cant space, and people condemned
dempsey.
In Il speech in support Of the rrse
luton Vice Commander Bowman d.
cIared that Denpsey's record was ne
90 per cent American. While Curpen
tiers career showed he highpa. sor'
Of patriotism
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-10
MISS HAMMACHER
WINS SWIM MEET

Chicago. Jan. l0~Winning secont
place in two Oh the three champion
nip events. Miss Gertrude Ham
nacher OF the Illinois A c.. carried OF
he honOrs in the first batch OF the
entral A A. t. junior indoor swim
ming ehamp ionships f-r men and wom
IN In the tric0lOr clubs cool here.
Miss Hammacher won second place
IN the plunge fot distance and finished
in the same position in the fiiy-yart
breast stroke. The six points enabled
he l. A &. 10 go into the lead for
nOnors in the W0men's event with a
total Of nineteen points against eight
Tor NilWauk ee A. G..
The victory Of Louis Scherer In the
uni0r men, halt-mie swim placed
Chicago A. A. in the lead in the men )
division This was the only event
1eld and the Cherry Circle swimmer
touched the last wall a full length in
advance Of Haytord OF Northwestern
University. This brought the Chicago
A. A. UP few notcheS and put them
in a running class.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-10
NEWS SUMMARY

London. An anti-Japanese uprising
has broken out in Korea. according
to b0lsheSik wireless from Moscow
London krasnoyarSk. in eastern
Siberia. has been captured by the
bolsheyiKi and 30 900 prisoners, rem.
uants OF the first second and third
enemy armies. have been counted ac-
t0rding 10 Moscow adviees
Madrid All army officers on leave
have been ordered by the Spanish
government TO rejoin their units inn.
mcdiately.
san Antonio Lieandro Gonzales,
an American Of Rio Grande City.
Texas, was shot and killed by Il Mexi.
can federal officer at Camargo, across
the border according TO information
received here tonight.
Warsaw More than 100000 civr,
tans nave died in Poland since the
outbreak of the war and 20 per cent
of the cCmtly's present population of
%. 600 900 refugees, the Red Cross an.
nounced
Toxic Influenza * spreadina
turnout Japan, with 100000 cases re
ported,
shineton.-An appeal to America
to extend aid to 100000 Austriars
threatene with anarchy and death by
starvation has been forwarded by
Baron Eichott. head Of the Austrian
peace delegation.
The Hague A memorandum to re-
Guest former Emperor William of Ger
many To return to his own country has
been presented to the Dutch cabiuat
hy the inst chamber of parliament.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-10
OTTAWA IS AVENGED
FOR LAC|NC GIVEN
IT BY MARSE|LLES
DErEh7s NEtGHBOR SCHOOL BY
DECISIVE SCORE IN GAME
PLAYED ON 0. n. S GYMNAS-
lUH-GCORE 81 TO 8.

+ A1ragiua its defeat ut a week ago
. 0 tawt bish yesterday afternoon
wrecked havoc Win the clever and
speedy NarseiIles basket ball Qain-
Itet Wien il came out OF the fraoas
staged a. tine o. H :. gymnasium
Aih - to $ victory With the
tWo meetings OF the schools divided
on q -0,5u htsi~ there is talk Al Mar
settles 81 staging Il rubber on some
n+utrai toor. Both aggregations OF
players lay claim to the same trouble.
Each says its defeat was due to
strange floors and playing fields to
which it va~ unaccustomed,
The contest. Witnessed by large as
Sot'meltS OF rooters representing
both Nurseries and Ottawa, was r,-
pl~te with thrills which came in
the wake eli a fast offensive staged by
Grady men and brave attempt to
stem the tide Of defeat by the boys
from the dam city up east Dishing
up a br nd of basketball such Is they
have meier served before. the red
ami white warriors have their nerve
and 1, cJu- iderable talent to thank
To- th~iy decisive win over the smaller
school. Which has always been noted
for the class of its basketball play.
Thru the whole battle Marselles
wa allowed but one basket from field
while the remaining points carted
away by them We're made from throws.
billiard, who il spot lightning in all
Of the local games, was at his very
best The nimble young basket
shooter Is showing himself to have
rating all his own. Old timers who
nave closely followed the work of the
O. H. s. quintets strongly aver he
will match up we'll with anything
that the school ever before turned
out. At the present clip OF travel he
should meet with no difficulties in
making the Valley all star outfit.
In yesterdays game he had ten
baskets and three free throws to his
credit He would no more than make
one basket than he would be down
the floor with the bali and 2OWie
would go another one. In the Mar
settles hall he had no chance to dis
play his ability on account of the
amallness OF the floor Today's game
showed what a real floor could do to
O. Fl. S. quintet
Moss, Claus and Anderson also
played wonderful game, Moss hay
ing four baskets to his credit. Claus
two and Anderson one. When big
Moss travelled down floor, the Mar
settles team knew he was coming. be-
cause he was like creased lightning
To-
as was Claus and Anderson.
To further lead the Ottawa team to
victory. Pete Taylor and Bin ZWanzig
We're out leading cheers. They PROV
ed to be OF great value in aiding the
team to win. The lineups OF both
teams are as follows.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-10
Local Notes.

Jack JOY made short business trip
To Chicago today.
Mrs. Martin Oleson was an ottawa
visitor today.
Geo Jennings spent a few hours in
La Sale today on business.
f. Greene OF Peru. spent Il couple
Of in this city last evening
Joe Balls and Elmer Large return
ed from d short business trip in Blue
Island.
Harry Steinberg and Andy Picco Of
Spring Valley, spent few hours IN
this city with friends today.
Mrs. Joe Mani spent the morning
in Ottawa.
Geo, Puse$ made a special business
trip to Ottawa This morning.
f. Brown OF Joliet, called on friends
in this city today.
Mrs T. Murphy and nephew. Rand
olph Preston, called on friends in
Ottawa yesterday,
Miss K, it2Nee. formerly o. Atkin-
son, H., is now employed as stem
osraphel at the Spicer mine, east Of
Marseiles. Miss Fiilkee's parents
are now residing at MarseiiIcH,
Joe Pattison made ii trip to Morris
Catholic church, mass al A,oU
O'Clock
Nj, T. church, Regular Sunday
morning services at 1880 a. m. sun
day school at l2:uD m Epworth and
Junior league at t.45 aId evening SER
vices at 7.3J p. m, Everybody invited.
congregational church. Suudus
school at 9:i5 a, III, Church at 1880
a. III
Mrs. Geo Nagle and son George IN
made a business trip to Ottawa today.
The ten year census was finished
in this town yesterday afternoon.
Eat Morelo Margaret Lane and Mrs.
Torconcelli acted as representatives
for this city for the state
Miss Mary Cronn made Il business
trip to Ottawa toda..
Anna Allen called on friends in OF
taWd today.
William IIoggar, who has been in
this city for few weeks on business
returned to Chicago this morning.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-10
BIZARRE CROWD NOT
TO PURCHASE CUBS
ERv The Assnciate1 Press

os Angeles Cal, an President
William l.. NeeCk for the cub, Frank
Chance, former Cub manager. Barney
Oldtield, master driver and Fatty
Arbuckle movie comedian. who were
named in connection with rumor
that the three last named were to buy
a controlling interest in the Chicago
Nationals, emphatically denied the re-
port The rumor Is causing much eX.
element and has been denied twice
before but was started going again
because Of the presence OF Veeck.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-10
TOLEDO GOLF CLUB
WANTS 1920 MEET

Toledo O., an. i0-The Iyerness
'lUh Of Toledo will enter strong bid
or the national open golf champion
ship tournament Of 1926 when the
event is awarded at the annual meet
ing Of the United States Golf Associa.
lion TO New York, Jan. q The Floss
moor Country club. near Chicago. also
will be bidder, Heretofore the event
has been awarded to eastern clubs
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-10

ultable man for the position The
commission as at present constituted
will get together for the last time in
hicago on Feb. after which date
lr, Hermann gave notice yesterday
hat he would refuse to serve. The
ppOsition to Mr.. Hermann as chair
aan is said to consist principally of
I'VE national club owners.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-10
MOVE AND WAL LACE
MATCHED FOR BOUT

Noye and otto Wallace, weights,
will meet at Rock Island on January
-, Promoter Babe Meanor announced
tOdav. Bum Stuehmer of Daven-
port and Eddie Gilmore of Moline, viii
meet in the Semi.windup.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-10

Muskrats. soc to 81 80
Skunks, 81 to IS
Raccoon. 81 30 to s..
Mink. 81 to $40.
Live Stock.
steers, STOCK, cwt.. St-S. fat, cwf
l0-l2
calves, cWt.. Si0-i2
Sniine lambs. cwt.. SOIL.
floES, cwt., 81 % II. 10
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-10
SEEK NEW MAN FOR
HERRMANN'S OFFICE

Cincinnati, Jan l0-~Refusal Of the
fellow members of the national base
ball commission to accept the reSig'
nation Of August Hermann means
that those opposing him have another
month In which to decide upon a
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-10
S.

Chicago Jan. 10 Hogs-Receipt
1000 head, opened steady TO stron
closing weak; bulk. SI4.55-14.Sa; tor.
81, heavy. Sli5a-l4.So medium.
Sl4.b0-Ii,s1, light. Sl460-l4.9 90, light
light. $ltl4.65 heavy packing SOW =,
smooth. sl+.l43J packing SONS
rough, $l%5o-l4, pigs. Sl35o,1425.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-10
Cash Markets
CARDINAL PROTECTOR
FOR JOLIET SISTERS
tEv me tssuelatea Press.)

Nomp, Fli1ly Jan, Cardinal
Glistint project 1i the congregation
If Saelaments, has been named BY
Pope Benedict as tae protector Of the
sisters Of the Order Of st. Francis AT
I0Iint. Ill
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-10
JOLIET AND MORRIS
BOTH ARE VICTORS
tliv the Associated Press .,

tIV 'he NsSO0lUleT FrcSS.1
Joliet, H., Jan. 10. Toilet defeated
De kalb at basket ball here last night
% to ~ Light weights, Joliet 33; De
kalb. -.
Morris defeated Yorkville at Nor.
ris, 90 to ~.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-10
Given Variety Shower

"A surprise variety shower was given
last evening at the home Of Mss Irene
Durham in honor OF Mrs f. Schre-
Der. formerly Miss rorothV Wise. The
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-10
New York Exchange.

New York. Jan. l0--Trading in
tocks today continued to center in
teels, equipments, motors and oils
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-10
Potatoes,

Chicago, ain Potatoes weak;
arrivals 40 cars. northern white
stock 49, a $50.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-10
Today's Markets

kNtreih" advances ranging from Ia
almost points represented The eff
forts of huh pools aud inyolnntlr,
covering of shorts Additional l4at-
ufes of strength included 5hippin9s.
American @oolens. metals and utili-
ties. Rails Jagged most 9. the jinle
aside from demand for several OF
the 10" priced issues Profit t4Siu4
feadiced many gains i'll tile large
reduced many gains in The iirr
sales approNimated 100. 1e0 shares
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-10
GRAIN QUOTATIONS

Chicago market report furnished nv
q. w hirby, manager Simuns, Day
Co, Room 3l2 M0loney BuidiaE.
1oue W
open. High Low. Close.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-10

FOR QUICK RESULTS TRY THE
"WANTADS" IN THE FREE
TRADER-JOiIRNA
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-10
Philadelphia Parks.

FFITdUCTVTTTd FdTKS.
Philadelphia has park system of
AGA acres.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-11
Que no GStanOS
en- G ParaiSO..

Tn buen amigo nuestro que viye en-
ell Condado, nos dice que ell poetico
nqmbres dc Narque Residential CON
que ha sido bautizado el pintoresco
barrio, debiera cambidrsele por este: ::
Cercado de Ganado. Porque hay que
yer las yacas y cabras que pOr ALI
pastan sus anchas, destruyendo to-
dos los jardines Y la siembra de ar
bolitos que en- un barrio residential,
estarfam a cubierto de estas acometi-
vidades. sssss
Donde hay animales, va Sc SAVE Ia
lfInpieZa 10 puede ser mucha,
NADIA tiene de extraiio que, lOasJil
jor, el vecino que cuida su casa y su
jardfn, Y su puerta y su acera, con ell
pulcro anhelO de verlOs limpios, Sc
encuentre al entrar salir con que
los animales reaFengos han qderido
abonarle ell aSfalto... tiene que
echar de menos sin6 un aeroplano, pa
ra esquivar ciertos cOntactOs, ell anti
quo puente Ievadizo que lie aislace de
las pfomiscuidades POGO limpias.
Pues, ~ la de perros que hay pOr
allf? Las familias que tienen niilos
pequeilos, entire las vacas y las ca
bras los perros y no sabemOs Guam
tos ejemplares mas de la fauna que
audan por allf, como en- los mejOres
safas del r9reiso, viven en una cons
tante inquietud. iY no, podrfa evil
kattrso FstobS SSS
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-11
BENIGNO TRIGo Y RossO

Maliana en- Ia tarde, recibird las
aguas del bautism0, Ell la parroquia
de Miramar, el Primogenit0 de nues-
tro amigo don Alvaro Trigo, que quie-
re que su lliie sc llame como su pa;
Ore: Benigno.
Apadriiaran al HlIetn cristiaIo, ia
distinguida seilora dofia Magdalena
Goicurfa, yiuda de Rosso, Y nuestro
querido amigo Don DiOnisio TrigO,
ito del infantitO.
Ell IMPARCIAL quiere cOnsignar
en- este dfa memorable, en- que la gra-
cia divina va imprimir su besO So
bre Ia, tierna frente del hermoso Aiho
los vo1os mas, fervientes para que
esa linda criatura que es como ell al
ma hecha carnc mimOsa de un Garlic
inefable, Y tenga siempre SUI caminO
en- la vida sembrado de rosas del
amor, sea tambi6n para los encan'
tados padres del meme, nuestra fell
citaci6n cordialfsiIna.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-11
Negocio AgrfcOla en- la
Repdblica Dominicana

I Para fomentar un negocio impor-
tante de ganaderia y lecherfa en- gran
escaIa, y agricola, cuando Sc establez-
ca la nueva Central OZAMA; en- fin
cas- muy bien situadas pr6ximas a la
capital de Santo Domingo y proximas
.tanlbi9n a otras fincas en- las marge-
mes de rio Ozama, compradas ultima
mente por los seiOres Rafael Fabian,
Jacobo Cabassa y otros: Sc desea un
socio con capital sufciente.
Para informes diriiase la persona
que desee. interesarse en- Ell negOcio
a Jose Romero Fernandez, Hotel Ro-
ma, hasta ell Is del corriente mes; y
desde esa fecha al mismo pCmbre en-
Mayagiiez a la Capital de SantC
Domingo, r. d. Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-11
.DGSpidiGRdO a
Don Pedro AESuagi

Aver tarde, las tres, en- ell muelle
de la Aduana nueva, Sc reunieron los
seilores que componen las juntas di-
rectivas de la Casa de Espaiia, del
Casino Espaiol de la Sociedad Es-
panola de Auxilio Mltuo y Beneicen-
cia, para despedir a don Pedro Ar
suaga que embarco para Espafla en- el
vapor "Antonio Lopez.
Entire las personalidades que fueron
estrechar la mano del distinguido
viajero, recordamos don Dionisio
Trigo, don Avelino Vicente, don Emil
lilo S. Jimenez, don Carlos Conde, don
Jose Ma. Lomba, don Cecilio Moran,
don Segundo Cadierno, el senior Agile
ros, don Evaristo Freirfa, don Ricar-
do Casa1, don Romualdo Real, don Nj
colas Aguilar, don Anacleto Agudo,
ell DR.. Roldan, don Juan Roig, ell Rev.
P. Hoof, don Jose Perez Losada y
otros muchos amigos que nuestra me-
moria infiel no recuerda.
Ell fot6grafo del "Puerto Rico Illus
trado", senior Escalona, tomo varias
instantaneas para la popular revista.
Ell senior Arsuaga estara ausente
solo unos meses, regresando a nues-
ira Isla ALA para el mes de enero.
Ell IMPARGIAL desessal eminen-
tie financiero, un. yiaje felicfsimo y ha-
ce nsuyos los votos unanimes que an
helan para ell generoso filantropo, una
travesfa feliz y una estancia gratfsi-
ma en- Espaiia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-11

BILBAO, septiembre 11.-Prepk-
rase, para Ell dia Ia del cOrriente, la
botadura del alfonso XIII'', hermO-
so buque de la Compania Trasatlan-
tica EspaRola, que desplazara diez
seis mil toneladas y tendra bordo
todos los refinamientOs del comfort.
Ell Rey asistira a la fiesta con tai
motive Sc celebraran grandes feste-
JOS en- la ciudad que parepara un de-
Iirante recibimiento al mOnarca.
BARCELONA, septiembre IL
Unos desconocidOs, que Sc supOne
sean sindicalistas, asaltaron anO-
che al jefe del preside don CeciliO
Azarin y dos amigos suyos, en- los mo-
mentos de salir de la prision.' Los
agresores escaparon, sin que hasta
ahora Sc tenga ninguna pista. El Sc
nor Azarin y sls amigos Sc defen-
dieron yalientemente, perO como fue-
ron cOgidos de improvisO resultaron
cOntusOss
MADRID, septiembre 11.-El senior
MarcelinO Domingo, jefe del partido
republicano catalan Sc ha undo los
sindicalistas y socialistas agregandO
que aconsejara a otras ramas de su
partido que verifiquen la misma evO-
Iuci6n para acrecentar ell blOque de
las izquierdas ultraradicales. Los
sindicalistas han acogido con notoria
frialdad Ia adhesion del senior DomiIis
go, de cuyO desinteres Sc duda.
MADRID, septiembre 11.-Telegra-
fian de BarcO de Avila que el torero
GallingO ha sidO heridO gravemente,
corneado del ladO derechO, 10 que des-
puss de todo ha sidO una fortuna,
pues de haber recibido la prOfunda
herida en- ell ladO izquierdO, seria NOR
tai de necesidad.
BARCELONA, septiembre 11.-Las
iltimas cOrridas de la tempOrada Sc
desenvuelven brillantemente. Ell ga
nado de Hidalgo brinda opOrtunidad
de lucimientO los diestrOs, Vicente
Pastor, y Juan BelmOnte. Sc prepa-
ran tres cOrridas especiales con San.
chez Mejias, Freq, Fortuna, Saleri y
Dominguin.
SAN SEBASTIAN, septiembre IL.
-Muley Haffid, el ex-Sultan de Ma
rruecos, gan6 ell campeonato de tirO
de pich6n, derrOtandO a los tiradOres
hispanos. Ell p1blico Oyacion6 al
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-11
UNA BODA DISTINCUIDA

Anoche, las nueve Y media ell ell
Palacio Episcopal de esta ciudad Sc lie
v6 a efecto la boda de la bella gem
til seiiorita Marianita Lopez Cepero,
con nuestrO distinguido amigo el Sena-
dor don Ramon Vald6s Cobian, ofician-
do en- la ceremonial el Vicario General
Rev. p. Torres, obispo INFERNO de Puer-
to Rico.
La boda Sc celebr6 segdn nos han in
tornado estrictamente en- familia.
Fueron padrinos la distinguida viu-
da del DR.. Guijarro don Hilarino L6-
pez Cepero, padre de la novia, EN- Gu
70 domicflio Sc sfrvi6 el esplendiJo
buffet. -
Ell IMPARCIAL felicita efusiva-
mente a los esposos valdes-Cepero,
quienes han realizado los ensuefos de
sus amores.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-11
Los terremotos en- Italia hacen nuevos estra-
gos--La Comision Polaca ha salido para ne
eociar el ar1nisticio y Ia Paz con los bolshe-
vikis.--E alfonso KIP sera botado al aqua
ell proximo martes. M
4nr n1rsrpn sERAlCI0 ABI EGR AElCO ESPECIAL
Ode NuEsTRo sERvlcIo ocABLEGRAFlco EsPEcIALo

Il H
sultan destr0nad6, que es un formi-
dable tirador.
MADRID. septiembre 11.-LOs ac-
torres y actrices BE varios' teatros han
presentado deHAndas de meiores sa-
Iarios. La sogIedad de actQres ha
decIarado que hari causa solidaria
con los reclamartes manteniendo una
verdadera huelga contra los empresa-
rios de Barcelona que Sc niegan con-
siderar las defaahdas. Los empresa-
rios de la ciudad. Condal, dicen que ce-
rfaran sus teatEes y pondran en- ellos
cine, pero que no aceEtan las impo-
.siciOnes de los c6micos.
ROMA, septiembre 11.--Un nuevo
terremoto ocurfido aver, ha llenadO
de pavura las pOblaciones comprendi
das en- la zona asnenazada por el fe-
n6meno. Los lpgares mas castigados
son Reggie Psaaletti, Bussana, Toa-
noa, Cavola btras poblaciones de no
poca Importance, Ell numero de
muertos es atefrador. Ell Gobierno