SFOBZA, I

tal. family, important in XV. peasant Giacomo Muzio, 1369-1424, a rose as condottiere under Count who Alberigo de’ Barbiano, and obtained title the Strong. His s., Francesco, Sforza dau. of Duke of Milan, and himself m, duke, 1450; extinction of male became 1535, when Austria annexed duchy. line, Counte of Forli; natural dau. of Gallamo Riario, Count of Imola, s. of Pope Sixtus IV.; cruel and warlike; Girolamo was murdered, 1488; Cater in a, after desperately defending Forli, surrendered to Cesare Borgia, 1500. town, on Save, Servia; bp.’s see; agricultural trade. Pop. 11,500. 1923), journalist and author: 6. in Wisconsin. He studied law, was admitted to the bar of Ohio, and for 5 years was engaged in newspaper work in New York. He was for 2 years a ociate-editor of The Saturday Evening Post. Author Many Waters, 1902; The Great Adventure. 1904; The Quest of the Colonial (with Elizabeth Shack elt on), 1907; Adventures in Home-M aking, 1910; Unvisited Flaces in Old Europe, 1913; Four on a Tour in England, 1915; Book of Boston, 1916, and others.