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L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1913-02-25
TELEGRAMMI
DALL'lTALIA
UNA MEDA6LIA D'ORO lB
AAUNDSER

ROMA, ~. - In SocietA GeoGra-
flea ha assegnato II promio ia Re Una
berto di una medagiia d'oro nj ca
pitnno Amundsen, IL scoprltore ,l..s
polo sud cd ordinate una me<IagiIa
dargento qualc memorable per IA
morte del Capitano Robert Scott =
del suoi eroici comS,agni.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1913-02-25

cio sia,.. lNGTON, "a - Tn dispac-
''o stasera lrAmbaseiata tur-
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1913-02-25

ma ,o 'A' CBulsaria) "a. - I ran
3, ,"'dHu dele Potenze hanno fat
Grc,I.le premure al Primo NTinistro
co5e'1. percha n ouestione del
MIA ,-l ira la Bulgaria la Ruma-
ne am. a a sottoposta per una decisio
Mess otsnze II cuohkcff ha pro
nistr 1l aeunare il Consiglio del Mi
vi dare una pronta risposta.
L'Italia. [volume] (San Francisco, Calif.) 1887-1943, 1913-02-25

Gahf,o,,t NFST, (Rumania) "a - II
Pota1go' ma accettata pofferta dele
Size ai farsi mediatrici sulla uue
' confini cola Bulgaria.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-08
l,456 BUSINESS FAILURES
REPORTED IN FEBRUARY

During February there were l.464
commercial failures reported to X. G.
Dun 4 Co. with An aggregate indebt-
edness Of 32s.l4i.25S. this record being
much more favorable In point OF num-
bes than an regards amount. although
after eliminating three defaults OF un-
usual size the exhibit OF liabilities Is
by no means bad. The l.454 insolv-
encies last month compared with l.
$50 In 1919. 1913 In 1911. 1867 In 1910
and l,l05 In 1903. In February, 1908.
the suspenpions numbered 1921. There
were $50 fewer defaults In February
than there were In January. The total
liabilities Of e2S,1%1,26s compared with
e21 .477.se3 In 1919. &17,0S6.471 In 1911,
327. 4S4.s29 In 1911. $27,+a4.S2s In 1910,
$l6.7s4,s1S In 1909 and 327.06l,671 In
1908. There were % failures for $780,
600 or more. aggregating $17.271.697.
Three Of these large defaults. includ,
Ing m iron and steel concern, q crude
rubber concern and copper company,
totalled $13,000.000. These three fail
ures explain the high total of liabil.
tiles for the month and allowance
should be made for this fact In insti-
tuting comparisons with previous
years. There were, on the other hand.
1.431 insolvencies for less than $780,
600. with liabilities of $1O,s6s. 6s1, this
being considerably under last year In
both number and amount while the
average liabilities Of these smaller de-
faults was only $7,5s6 per failure
against $s.947 In 1912. eS,656 In 1911,
So, 461 In 1910 and $6.S7s In 1909.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-08
RECIPROCITY IS
SLATED FOR DUMP
Rep. Webb Declares He viii
Work to That End to Preserve
National Self Respect"

WASHINGTON, March S.--Repeal
OF the Canadian reciprocity treaty.
extinction OF which has been bitterly
opposed by the Democrats, is schedul'
ed In the next congress.
II propose TO renew enorts tn re-
peal the treaty ~ soon % 1t can BE-
brought before congress" Represen-
tative Webb, OF North Carolina, stat
ed today. ut should be taken on tAe
statute books both ~ matter OF
mistaken policy and also for our na-
tionai self-respect. II has been hatly
and finally rejected by Canada"
Majority Leader Underwood, Of the
house. who has opposed repeal Of the
pact. II expected to drop his antag.
onism. He favored the treaty princi-
pally because II was a small conces-
sion toward downward revision OF
the tariff.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-08
FAILED TO TABULATE ALL
sugar BARREL" BALLOTS

KALAMAZOO. Mich. March g.
Especial. when the ballot box from
Climax township was brought before
United States Commissioners Joseph
stockwell, who IL taking testimony IN
the Smith, Carney congressional hshl
today Il was found there were IL votes
In the box that had not been counted
for Carney.
Supervisors Herbert Elweil, who
was on the election board last fali
was a witness this afternoon. Elwell
said that a sugar barrel had been used
as n ballot box because " was believed
that there was not enough room In On
ordinary ballot box to hold all the
votes that would b polled that Day.
He admitted that later tho votes were
taken from . barrel and put In the
The Detroit times., 1913-03-08
.1>t W. r-. lt stt.. ". ~. IL u ~
HA HOLMES
CHURCH TO.
Be DEDICATED
Nov HdiAce Is TO BE Formally
Opsnsd With Special Ser
vices Tomorrow
DEDTCATORY SERMON
BY BISHOP QUAYLE
J Noted Divine viii Give Lecture
\ Monday Evening Program to
Continue Through Week

The new Martha Holmes Memorial
I'D =. church, Lincoln and Putnam
&nVoo,. II to- 30 dedicated tomorrow,
- the dedication services will con-
n 1hiuo through the week. The dedica-
Il ny sermon will be preached Sunday
; morning by Bishop VIM. A. Quayle. OF
Y Minneapolis. He ID also to give q
X Iecture, Monday night, on Napoleon
\ HonAparts Democrat" In the church.
The new edtnce 10 one Of the flnest
4 = the city, one Of which the Metho-
lS1sts may well feel proud. II Ia de-
1lGhtfully situated In = rapidly SET
<1ln9 part Of Detroit. The auditorium
10 lo4S2 feet, exclusive Of choir and
.o1xnn loft. The vestibules have Q
goo0tang capacity for 200 people. Lock
1870 than coo. with no beams nor
DlIl141 10 obstruct the view Of the
$1h>1ogm. The gymnasium alone cost
ky1oo. II hAs playing court. 40x60
~. ~ It. high, and has cork moor.
y{ hao concrete galleries, providing
k1ng capacity for 40 0people. Lock.
III DQonO and showers have been pro
both for the ladies' and the
n00 Many men and women. boys
IB
e& Awaiting themselves Of the bene-
20 offered ~ the gymnasium. The
.e4o Wick,s pipe organ has 1,sSs
1CDoa and viii be heard for the nrsr
No. q Sunday morning.
Martha Holmes, ID strictly . com
4 nnitv church The civic organixa-
}tlon Includes In IL membership every
$500 n the church and many men OF
~ oommunity who 10 not definitely
ix0liated with the regular church 40
'<rsjfiee. The church has @76,0Ov
|oporty, modern and complete. II ~
8Smipped to servo the vicinity In tn
ql1I, phySicai and spiritual develop
81 NJ total eost.of the new edifce IL
S1,1l7.6s. c-
y 8Ihe building committee II COM
III of Jqs. A. stewart, chairman; :.
6e&ce 4. Ross, secretary: william
I Ho1mes, sRlstn q. Daley and WI
pr ouayis osss,Mads Man.
~ ouayle. who II 70 b the pftn-
D61 speaker In the dedication ser
q not m entire stranger to
1b{k bAying taken part IN the In
gnomlnattonal Lanten services In
1olrolt opofa house, last year. He
~ lD0pouFian. western In style. IN
rne ana q aplrtt. A . boy, he
qA1opk1y poor, but poverty could
sfn18o Hi unsuitable desire for
1Sr which. when bat . lad. he
3 " must have Il he Wa to
NJ purpose Of becoming .
49, y n&on. NV men have In
The Detroit times., 1913-03-08

ballot box smith had previously car
ried this township by one vote. but
todey's discovery gives Carney lead
IN rhat township
The Detroit times., 1913-03-08
Church Notes

U1onye1istic services are being
116 81 The Christian church every
onine. Robert Stewart, speaker.
d.. @. b. Smith. Of the University
Sxe Chicago. will preach In both ser-
The Detroit times., 1913-03-08

PILES CURED IN . TO ~ DAYS
Your druggist will refund money n
PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any case
OF Itching. Blind. bleeding or Protrud-
ing Piles In TO II days. S0c.-Advt.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-08
The Honor and Welfare of
Any City Depends
Largely Upon

ANY OlJy DcpcuuS
Largely Upon
A WOMANHOOD-
Protection from Danger
Built Up in Health
Trained for Usefulness
Broadened in Life Interests
Encouraged in Right Living
Developed in Character
This is the Aim Of the
Young Women's Christian
Association
And every woman Of Detroit
who is interested in the wei
fare of girls and young women
} in this city should stand back
!, of this work by placing her
name on the membership files.
-1fsDSsrshtp-Any woman Of GOOD
moral character may become a MEM
Der on filling out an application
blank and paying the required fee:
Regular membership: ....n.oe year
Junior 9under - y ecro 80 year
time.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-08

why are all these dogs hanging
arond that letterbox?"
Somebody jst mailed q package OF
liver."-Washington Post.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-08
PLENTY OF PEP" IN
WILSON HAND SHAKES

B = WASHINGTON. March s.--Presi-
dent Wilson today received. individ.
ually greeted. shook bands with and
said goodbye to tue nine justicos oil
the supreme court OF the Unitea
States In exactly eight minutes. The
record almost approaches some OF
Col. Roosevelt's handshaking perform.
apces. When President TAN nrst re-
ceived the court. the junction occu.
pied two hours and q half.
The justices waited for the execu-
tive to break up. the party and the
executive waited for the Justices u
leave. not knowing that etiquette pre-.
scribes that the executive should
terminate. the meeting.
President Wilson had been In
formed OF this incident, and gave the
breaking up" signal shortly after
formal greetings had been exchanged.
o9Ooyoo0 Chureh Burns.
CHARIOTTETOWN. p. Il. l.. March
s.--St Dustfns Roman Catholic cath
edral. built few years ago at cost
OF 100000. was totally destroyed by
fire today. II was the finest Canadian
church edidcs outside Of Montreal.
Parcel Post.
why are all these dogs hanging
The Detroit times., 1913-03-08
Il NEWS OF THE CHURCHES

ian church. Sunday morning ON Thou
God seest me-" and In the musical
yespcr service at o'clock. IN New.
berry chapel ON The steadfast race.
w. A. Hills, OF Chicago. Will address
the Church OF Tomorrow, At s o'clock.
in the chapel on The life aud work
OF Dwight L. Moody and the Moody
Bible Institute quartet will sing. The
Phi Beta Phi debating club will meet
Tuesday evening March II, In the
chanel
The Detroit times., 1913-03-08

The subject Of Rabbi Franklin's
sermon on Sunday morning. Temple
Beth Ed. viii BE- Some fundamental
agreements and disagreements be-
tween Judaism and other forms OF
liberal religion"
The Detroit times., 1913-03-08

Tho Rev. p. Frederick Fitschen, Jr.,
will speak In Jefferson-ave. Presbyter-
The Detroit times., 1913-03-08

The semi-centennial OF the Church
Of The Covenant will be celebrated
Sunday afternoon, in the church at
$3.50 o'clock. The Rev. J. Frederick
Fitschen, Jr.. viii be one OF the speak
ers.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-08

Rev. e. Merrill Brown, OF the River
Rouge N. E. church. will preach. sun-
day morning. on The baptism of firs
Its effects on the world" and in the
evening, on "Seers and Visions" Ep-
worth league at Sis. led BY Miss
Alice SpringStead.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-08

"The value Of infancy" will be the
subject. 1890 a. M, In the Fort-st.
Congregational church. Rev. M. Lee
Grant. pastor. "A meeting in the
Desert viii b the evening topic.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-08

Alfred Tomson, secretary for the
National New Thought Convention
Association, who Is expected to ar
rive in Detroit this week, has not yet
sent In his topic, so no notice can be
given OF the subject for the evening
The subject in the morning
will be. The way of salvation" The
evening service will be
for healing. as usual. The Thursday
afternoon Round Table will be held
at 3 o'clock. The divine science les
sons will be continued. followed by
healing clinic.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-08

Bishop Quale lectures on 'Napo-
icon Bonaparts. Democrat" In new
Martha Holmes NJ e. church. Mon
day evening. March 10. ut o'clock.
under The aasr4ees 81 City Onion Of
Epworth Leagues. for the benefit 81
the Fort Street Settlement.
The Detroit times., 1913-03-08
vices Of the First Baptist church. Pin
gree and Woodward-aves., Sunday.

In the Jefferson-ave. Baptist church
the Rev. B. NJ. McDermand will speak
Sunday morning. ON THE great regu.
lator," and In the evening. on 'srhe
mArred remade."
The Detroit times., 1913-03-08

The Peter Claver Aid society will
pest, Moud4y evening, IN st. Mary's'
Roman Catholic parish hall, for the
pafpoee Of 6lacyDoihg ways and means
|0 raibe money toward 4 6uilding
ton4 = sesct . church Tor Negro CATS
The Detroit times., 1913-03-08

Bishop Burt. OF Buffalo. win preach
IN, the North woodward Methodist
church through Passion week, includr
ing Easter Sunday. A rssurrsction
service II to be held on, Easter Sun.
day morning at s:so. ana win last 81
minutes.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-06-04

here, probably fatally injured, with
her faceDso mutilated that she was al
most beyond Identification, as re-
suit of her attempt to stop the horse
of King Georges entry at the EPSON
Downs derby.
Miss Davidson stepped out on the
course at Tattenham Corner and
seized the bride of the horse. 1t
reared, and then with its jockey,
Jones, fell over on the woman, dig
ging its hoofs into her face.
Jockey Jones was also severely in
iured and his condition is serious.
SOME SPEECH STIFLING SLABS
AT TONGUE TWISTERS
Have you dug up any Tongue
Twisters" yet? Well, for the love of
Mike, get busy and send some in.
Mrs. ]. RoIlo, 3211 Harrison street,
sent in these:
| would if could, if couldn't how
could !? | couldn't without ! could
could /? You couldn't could you?
Oh Sarah, sweet Sarah, sing that
song you and Sam sang so sweetIy
last Sunday sitting on the sofa, won't
you Sadie, please?
Don't miss this one" writes "A.
J.B.":
Binner Banner bat a batter,
Binner Banner put some bitter butter
in the batter
And made the batter bitter;
Binner Banner put some better but
ter in the bitter batter
And made the bitter batter better.
Well print some more Tongue
Twisters" tomorrow. Shot 'em in to ,
the Tongue Twister Editor" of The
Day Book and then watch, for 'em.
Get busy!
HOYNES CHAUFFEUR WANTED
ON SERIOUS CHARGE
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-06-04

day OF the week because the fallen
women of New York; among whom
she has worked, call her ''The Angel
Policewoman."
And wish Chicago had some wO-
man whom the fallen women here
called by a similar title.
ELECTION JUDGES AND CLERKS
CALLED BEFORE JUDGE OWENS
Twenty-four judges and clerks of
election have been cited to appear be-
fore County Judge Owens on petit
lions signed by Election Commits
sioner Anthony Czarnecki, charging
them with allowing outsiders to han
die ballots and assist in the counting
on election night.
Under the election laws the men
can be given immediate hearing, and
if convicted sentenced to six months
in Jail.
Four of the officials cited are from
the 18th ward and II from the 21st,
Mayor Harrison's home ward.
AVERY HARVESTER CO., FIGHTS
ORGANIZING EMPLOYEES
Workmen returning from Peoria
say that 600 employees of the Avery
Harvester Co., including engineers,
firemen, steel-workers, machinists
and blacksmiths, allied themselves
with the l. w. W. & l. B. w. A. in the
effort to organize on the job" They
picketed the place and endeavored
by peaceable means to gain recruits.
The company replied with force and
coercion.
Street meetings were broken up
and speakers and sympathizers were
arrested and locked up, without
knowing what charges were made
against them. Five were held to the
grand jury on charges and conspiracy
to incite riot. Forty-fve men are
now said to be in jail, but new re-
cruits are going into Peoria daily.
SUFFRAGET STOPS KINGS
HORSE AT RACE-MAY DIE
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-06-04

EPSON, England, June 4.-Miss
Emily Wilding Davidson, S5, a Lon
don suffraget, is lying in hospital
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-06-04

A warrant, charging him with con-
tributing to the delinquency of IT.
year-old girl, was sworn out this af-
ternoon for Patrick Guffy, chauffeur
for States Attorney Maclay Hoyne.
Teresa Thompson is the young
girl who makes the charge against
Guffy. The warrant was secured by
Miss Elizabeth MacDOnagh, a juVen-
lie worker,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-18

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Cen soc Suni 1913, en- Ssitiosbaa. iom
tent ntl a!emmes. sra Ticrn oq nGr
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itoite Elaos NJ man isrit Unite til ilerc
ociiige 1nnge fra Sau3torei, ION leoes
oeS al oeu opati9e S~uitruiter % Carer.
&ilidm Sarien. @dd iorretteoes Der
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heoenS Brett.
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belle 6oriarrlina iuo6uot til at tonne
otter I'll Mrs. Gamma a~ippenions vatre
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hoIhsforeHiuaeu ptlOe boIoe Rgoc. D1es
oens Sen tore SoridmIine btco bebrrs
tet. ipi0eSe Ct "Sfrina 9ano" unecr
9coclicu al yrrcr 2nriun a oetre
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Srogram meo Gang AZ ct blauoet Gor.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-18

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-18
Sclcitepne | Soma.

acknowledgement / Soma % isnsre
Rinneiota Hal iadr bare Stepne i
6oreit Gin, Soma, oeu 13be % 14oe
auguit. @pen Soreit Gtp or en- mes
get beIciIig Ylaos for Bette 5tepne na
hcrpmtriue Dor en- NGngSe SeIcmartins
ger ira RisiebaI. Srsuugen. Roc. Sins
ie, SitteroaI og ilerc nnorc S~eIcbnsocr.
Gi 9jsr M Heeuina baa al ret mango
hi tomme til bette Steoue for at bdpe
CT Orb n,eb | Sdaet, inn at Der fan
gicres 9nbc SorberchcIier fra Dor Sioc
I'll Oct itnre 6GaesIaa ionr ltdI hoINes
iii uGitc aor. SOM &opeotaIere bar pi
iifret os Snoierer Games u. Yeicrion
ira Rinneapolis % %aitor z. z. Ilrs
berg ira Siair. gSis. 0ertil bar oaiaa
Here &rGiter lom or fcmnc fra ScIrs
marien Iopet ar taac Sci / Stepnct.
Zen noriie Nationaliog, remIia IinScs
9oneu. ipm Der nj CT iaa mcacu Sale
on buroc o9ioa iuiereslerc os %
bois nosct ian sisrc5 her buroc oaino
bette forharoles ON pad bort Stcpnc.
Z. z. Speeb, Sctr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-07-18
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Sil life SunbsIerre / 9ia6eo u,eo an
orc Spaoeloe 9isre noaet for at bus
ifc paa 6iembpaoen | 1912" Sette CT
Set Spsrgsmnal iom or fon,met til
mig fra intcrcSiertc / oeu iibite Sio.
! mango @p9oeIup bar ~llbpanbrere
allcrcoe reiit zig et Ninoc % mango
Here itnar / 9esreb meo al sipre uoeet
for i'm Ssbe6peo i 1914. bporior iaa
life hi SlmopIer?
Riue firre @enncr. Seq bar baus
ret pud en- Sanfe / Here Iar, men bar
life iunoct Sibcn beIeiIig til at bringC
Sen paa 9ane fer M; en- 5anfc
iom jeg fines er itor % itisn % ionl
jeq tror bnerereite llbponbrer fra Suus
baIeu oiloc iGtte lin Sgrc / al iaa rcas
~Iiieret, foroi Set piloc piie at ON enr
Slar er ~iuunone os 6eitenS Storme bar
iaret brrienoc ben opcr bore glade
Winber fra BET eamle Saub, iaa bar ri
BOG life alenrt oct Steo bpor oi bar
ioot, Sen @raa bppr Dor @ilasc itob.
Sea isIer mig forbtSiet ON at Sms
SeIcrue bertinanbs biINc bare meo pan
at reiie cS ct Iinoe Dor Siennbnep,
set fommcr bare al pan at eneS ON
bpnb bette Miuoc Hal p9re.
Wit SpriIng piIbe bIt isI9erbe: I'll
Vi iamler Teuee til Subtieb al ct Or
gel for Homio airtc % bpis ri iad bar
uo9et t~iloperS LAD oct soa til Spgs
Ocn5 @amlchicm.
Homio bar altio uGret Steobnrnei
meb Seuipu til set tirieIise % Sapnet
af ct Srgcl for airfcn bar lruee pGret
Nbbt fsIt, % BET fumes mig en- prrgtiQ
Sante ON hi ~llbpnuSrere tunoe forGrc
benz ct. Set niIoe bore baube Ill
Sam % Sngse for belle Spgben % Ell
pariat Winoe for @ipernc. en- Flabe
pil blipe anbragt pda Crgelet meo Sns
ifription omtrent Tom fslser: "@npe
til 8omio .airte 1914 ira Sunbnlinaer
/ Tmerita". Gerpna Nabnene pno ode
SiSragsnoerne l,neit- 6enirn til giora'
gets Stsrrelie. 0ttb hbilfcn Stoltbc>
piIbc life STegtninstr % @erncr pegc
paa bore 4apne Tom Dem Der bar mel
at reiie Bette Winbe?
Sea bar for Irnsere Sib til6a9t
vi - -
bra9t | Griariug fra Solf berborte, Al
ct ~6riIgbart Sr9el iii 3ontfo airtc oiloC
toite 400 eller 800 aroner % ri ifuloC
bel life bare Granddaughter peo at reiic
bette file @elsb. Naturligois piloe ei
Iibt bebre Suitrtment bare al anbe'
faIe.
Sfnl III gisre no9et, inn buroe b
oiere BET MI og ON mlliet BABE 8aper
p~reientcret 17be 0tai 1914, % ba 81
Den er fort foreilnar iee al SunoalSlas
gets Seitprclie foreitaar Snbiamlin9en
g%iDra9ene fan ieubes bire,tc til Sageti
Gasicrer 8. :. Slabpeo, cate Sim
Rinn., iom aiennem gpiierne bill tuit.
tere for 8eIsbene eftcrbpert iom %
iommer ino. Suit mi pao at Stoen Ell
fort. SpiGt life meo at ienoe Dit Si'
Drag. gisr Oct II Ii isr bu 9lemmer Del
i9len.
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