`  ::::Glen, (1) I continue to find you to be extremely sarcastic.  Sorry, but that is my impression. I am attempting to be civil, cool, etc., and I feel that you have not responded in the same spirit. (2) The source for ``most popular`` is every newspaper article in Italy written between 1898 and the First World War in which LP is mentioned, plus a 27-page bibliography (yes, 27 pages  that's not a misprint) in a very noted and well-respected book. (3) Said newspaper articles and said bibliography ARE CITED, are cited,  are cited, in the revised Footnote 1, which you ought to have read before your diatribe. (4) If that's still not clear enough for you, Leonardo Ciampa's recent biography is from a third party, in a book, which is published, and sold all over the world.  What else do you want?  Sorry, this is starting to seem personal (unless you always were interested in the goings on of turn-of-the-century Italy.  Why your inordinate interest in this article?).  Best regards,  `