Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-10
RESCUE / I 7 ] v WORK ! ]
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1nhabitasnts Of Fivizzano
Stupih dIas They Learn 81
Extent Of Damage.
VOL cANIc CRATER !.
SUDDENLY OPENED

Small Shocks Have Been
Felt Continue uously Sine
Tuesdays Disaster !,
Fivizsano, Italy, Sept. IBy the
Associated Press. .)--Snrvivors OF Tues
day mornings earthduake which LAID
the once aoprishihg and cheerful town
Of Fivizzano in ruins are, as the hours
the extent of the calamity that has
befallen them, and they seem stupe1ed
with the horror of the disaster. 4 3
The work Of rescue went on all last
night, and doctors, sanitary assistants,
sailors from the italian dreadnought
4 Cavour, students, nurses and vofun-
teers wore themselves out in their eft
sufferers Us possible. Motor lorries
are beginning to arrive regularly,
bringing cooked food and tools forathe
men engaged in the work of excava.-
+ ton. Portable ovens are being set up,
since there,is hardly house standing
In the city. ,4.
AS in former earthquakes, some
injured from the ruins Of their homes
while in other cases. inmates OF shat
tered dwellings were killed. One little
girl whom nobody recognizes wan
dered about the town with her frock
torn andjtears running down her be-
grimed face, asking pite6usly for
mamma" She possibly is a child OF
and was playing in q field when the
earthquake came. Her family was
probably wiped out. She cannot tell
wherS she lives and knows only that
her name is TINA" and that she
camc here. with her father, mother
and little brothers. 4. Il
Crater Opened. a.$
.st Rome. Sept. 10:--A volcanic crater
has suddenly opened at the top OF
Plzzo d'Ucello. a mountain 6,845 feel
high about nine miles northeast flo1
Gpezia It is located on what appear.
Is BIO the northwest cprner Of the dis
trict shaken by TusaA laoyning''
earthquake. which result ted III the los
north OF ,Florence.s A telegram from
I spezta states the; cratef Sis emitting
smoke and sulphuria fuyAes. and tina
s scientists there attribute the ayplcani.
outbreak To- the Esertt a! ava ke..
The shock whiss devastated score
1 of little towns q Il s,s north 2
! saIns lstsass q s,as ssass 'Iss.s aom -
sssssoh fa hqua kexs ~ sttla
refnpfa Vat sestnoyed .MesslnaSI ~ so
Snll6Med q le 5t tyaaA AbroSSi tifan noun
Y tttYis, and the one at tiAvezzano seemed
\ to cling to the trend OF the Appehtne
very closely. -Four years. later n
Tuscan hills were shaken and Muceli'
Z Was destroyed, and now the Apua1
Alps are visited by the seismic dis
turbance. .5S5 n.
I; & scientists discussing the earth
;1uake, say hatsfntervals OF years rep
resent only minutes and seconds Il
/. geologic time. Reports from northerl
Italy have given nosfurther detailslo
theS situation, nor have they told
the damage done by the tremor whicl
X shook the Emilia district, between tn
Apprentices and the River Po, yester
n day morning. ", First reports stated tn
shock was more severe than tina
which destroyed F'ivizzano and othe
towns north Of Florence.
K, Minor Shocks Felt. it 4
Florence. Italy, Sept. 9.-Mino
senrthouake shocks which have bee
felt since the disastrous tremor Q
TUESDAY morning in the devastate
zone north Of this city indicate tn
Z disturbance Is subsiding, according t
d Father zA}fani. director Of the oh
+ seryatory. fIe said today that sma
4 shocks succeeding one another rathe
\ frequently show the seismic phe
nomenon are wearing themselves ou
while II a long pause succeeds Sc
we're earthquake another strong shoe
\ occurs. which may be considered
tho culnlination Of the small shock
which should have come at tnterval
s.'The shocks in the present case,
ne declared. fare to be considered 8
good omens as indicating that n
serious recurrence OF the. earthquake
d may be expected. .@
Berlin Sept. s.--rfi.c seism ograph
station at Jena suggests' as the POI
&. sinking Sof the n earth along tt
Ss IN ountains bordering the Gulf \.
S Genoa. Experts there say. it> ind
Gates massive 3cavtng zone In Il
AAfth's crust, @ ~ II as$ ., y iss q i. al3l {+&