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Bishop Capers to Preach

Bishop Capers. Of the West Texas
Episcopal Diocese, will conduct the morn
ing services ut st. Stephens Church. 10th
street above Chestnut street, tomorrow
The Rev. DIR. Floyd w. Tomlxins, rector
of Holy Trinity Church, win preach at
st. Stephens daily from Monday to Fri
day. On Saturday the Rev. James b.
Halsey, rector OF st. Timothy's, at Rox-
borough, will preach.
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TRAIL HITTERs' MAss-MEETING
Methodists Plan Great Union Gather

Methodists Plan Great Union Gather
ing For March 20.
Plans are being made by n committee
representing the Methodist churches OF
the city for great union Methodist mass
meeting of trail hitters" and workers OF
the Billy sunday campaign, TO be held
in the Baptist Temple. Broad and Berks
streets Monday evening. March 90
Bishop Joseph L. Berry and the Rev,
DR.. Charles NJ Boswell will speak to an
audience that is calculated to nll the
church to Its capacity. Music will be fur
nished by choir Of 500 Methodist mem
Lincoln Hall.
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March RallY of g. p. Union

The March rally Of the Central Chris
tian EndeavOr Union viii be held at the
North 10th Street PEesnyterlAn Chureh
aT,n5av evening, beginning at 5 o'clock.
me Rev. j. N. S. Isenberg, pastor Of the
TrlnItv reformed Church, will be the
sDeaker.
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Ike others hare made such PROMISING starts
in Ve but hare fallen by the cdy presents MIC
tWe OF fear diScourd0ement defeat. His forces are
reduced and panic-Sricken, tcth the inrddn0 Phstne
ready to make attack. 1t Is Sauls and Israeps en-
trenrttD miracle man Of the is necessary
to SaUe the day. Jonathan steps forth as that man
Read the story and holO he attempted aud accom-
plShed the impossible" Taking only his armor-
bearer he stole atDay from his ocn DISCOURAGED ranks
performed the physical task OF ascending a dangerous
mountain pass to the vantage ground of the ene,ny
inUdded the enentyS camp and actually caused rout
Of the 1chole armU 1t manifestation of re-
mdrkdble heroism. But the central truth lies In the
fact that this heroic deed inspired by great
motiUe, namely the desire to save his people and IN
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young man drunk may possibly be his
iathsrs vote staggering around.--Nsp zea-
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he faced
b" the oords heroes not all Of the
children
and Of Inspiration
S o
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Material Intended for use as news
y the Saturday Religious Page OF the
EVENING LEDGER should be sent
the Religious Editor, EVENING
LEDGER The editorial departments
~ the PUBLIC LEDGER and EVE.
ZINC LEDGER are entirely separate,
-ne ali news Intended for use In both
pspiieatlons should be mailed sep
arately In order 70 receive proper at.
sentlon.
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New Yorker Studies aBiIIy" Sunday

=, M. Cousart. president OF the Brother
s,e a,ooa OF the Doyers Street Midnight Mis-
sii oohi IN Chinatown, New York. is in this
~ studying the methods OF "Billy" sun
,- himself a convert, he hopes TO in
e1uee the eyangelist's methods In New
sIk mission work, where the Billy
sunaay hymn book Is being used. The
SEotherhood has 5000 members.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES
Protestant EpIsoopal--Continued

OF ST. LUKE AND
18th st., below Spruce. iA>N4'A
REV. DAVID ~. STEELE, Rector.
a. m.-Hoy Communion
10 a. m.-Sunday school,
II a. m.-MornlnE Prayer and Sermon.
y. m.-Anual Confirmation Service
Organ, harp and violin prelude and interlude,
The Rector will preach.
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RELIGIOUS BREyITIEs

Reformed Church, will preach on THE Slnless
Saviour tomorrow morning. @. H. Hunger.
ford, of the Bethany Presbyterian Church, will
address the brotherhood at O;4S a. m. on
Finding Them Asleep" Thomas Gray will
the congregation will bo addressed by Dr.
Alfred G. Garrett and teacher training class
OF 10 VIII graduate. The pastor will deliver a
cial services every evening, except Saturday, at
8 o'clock during Passion Week. During Pas
sion Week and Holy Week tho pastors cate
chetical class will meet with him every eve
ming at I:l5 o'clock.
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At the Central North Broad Street Presby-
teran Church the Rev. DR., Robert Hugh Nor
rs, pastor, will preach on THE Acid Test
for Converts. old and New" tomorrow morn
ing. In the evening the Rev. e. Pigott-Slnkin
will preach on THE Vision Men Need Today"
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The Rev. DR.. George Chalmers Richmond will
preach In st. Johns Episcopal Church tomor-
row morning Marks OF True Apostle
Hurting stones at Peter and Paul but Giving
Money to Billy Sunday; or. the Degradation
OF Preaching" In the evening he will preach
on THE Church Working Minister"
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DR.. Charles r. Erdman, of the Princeton
Theological Seminary, will address the Pres
byterian ministers meeting in Westminster
cost"
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THE BILLY" SUNDAY BIBLE CLASS
CENTRAL TRUTH OF ToMoRRows LESSON.
(March II. L95LMternnkLonnL
HEROISM
BY GEORGE G. DoWEY.

'ondhan the son Of King Saul Is the
hdpe the story the
lcssnn
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Yesper services at Houston Hail, University
OF Pennsylvania, viii have Harry 70. Fosdlck,
OF hontclair y. j., as speaker tomorrow after
noon al o. clock.
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EPIPHANY CHAPEL

BPIPH1AN1 CT17NPFlD
18th and Summer Btreeta
300 n. m.-Holy Communion.
ll:O0 n. m.-Morning Prayer and Sermon.
$50 p. m.-Sunday School.
300 y. m.-Evening Prayer and Address.
Preacher morning, Rev. I. w, McGrew.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES
Methodist Episcopal-Continuct

RELIGIOUS NOTICES
Methodist Episcopal-Continucd
TABERNACLE. 1lth below oxford. A. e.
Crowell. Sermons 1O.8O, Ii45; $. 8. 2i5o
GREAT UNION METHODIST MAssMEETING
OF converts and workers of the
Sunday Camraign
in the Baptist Temple.
Broad and Berks sts.,
Monday evening. March 20 at 8 o'clock
r,,,,o, porrv IA Add5eSses Rey ~ Boswell. d. D.
nsisp saGp by cthodlst eT members Of the
naclc Chorus led by Prot. j. Lincoln Hall.
REV. c. H. BRANDT, District superlntenden!
Of Altoona. VIII speak az Chr christ 3, Methodist
Rev William E. Yeager. Pastor
New Jerusalem (swedenborglanl
THE ROD OF IRON Is the subject OF the
sermon, Sunday morning, by the Pastor the
Rev Charles ". Harvey, at the Church OF
Service at il o'clock Sunday School at $3.50
All seats are free. Everybody is welcome.
PresbyterIan
CENTRAI,-NoRTH BROAD STREET
Broad and Green streets.
ROBERT HUGH MORRIS. Pastor.
Asd Test e. FOR cdnyers oy yod Or aud
2:45 p. m.-sunday School. Glasses for all
Gas p. m.-ChrIstIan Endeeyor Society.
500 M mssTTon S mon Syr by NSSi NSY Gd. =; Pgott-
Everyone cordially invited to all services
DAIIY, ,NNo2SoN,psAtS1Y sERyIcEs FOR BusI-
Washington Square, 9Th and Locust sts),
It 1926 O'Clock closing at 1850 precisely.
Edwin Heyi Deik. D, D, St. Matthew 5
iSsi;fnii WedSesday. March 24-Rev. William Muir
Aud Calvary Presbyterian Church.
PhurfSayb PR B b. 5reh DR. Fifth Sy Baptist cRufySh
Eridsy. March 26IRev; Linn Bowman. D.
sgns Aareh GnTdeH R 81 NJ Charley F. Bon
son p W Nj WesS Hope p6RIS pTSSsGSFSF9n SFRINps Gsspreh
EBEN HILL waFHEN qFfTf ave MneF sGys 18TH Rs
Truth Spoken in Love" Love; 7lo, Preached
tet Choir, organ Recital before evening serv-
Ices by Mr.. John Dyson.
HOPE. 3ad and Wharton SITS. Minister. Rev
TAYLOR CALbWELL Assistant. i0:45 a,
m;s pr pr Bolton Bolton viii preach on The Seen
ST, PAUL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev et'Jo'f J, Rfovesige i col Lee SO s, B., Minister
f The 8 saeramsas o. tSe L9rqs Y supPeP SPaGofa''0n
ESQ p. m.-Graded Bible School.
Doctor tor Lee. Ali seats free. ''''" O'
solo, Quartet Choir, morning and evening
UNION TABERNACLE
York and Coral SITS,
Ri2X. ,RQBERT HUNTER, d. D.. PASTOR
iS;"4 BY RRy 8 NJ DR.: 'eH GE6RGR 81 &. :'S mRHR & p
evening during the week from Monday until
Large chorus choir, Sunday hymns. Vocal
soloists; Greenhalgh brothers, cornetists
EVERYBODY INVITED
Protestant Episcopal
II ao OF Ebr,ifi3n TIE HOLY stI APosTLEs
-iS' ana MisstoNARY' iEsift5P asa' MISSION
III
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The Mems Bible Class and Evangelistlc
Campaign Committee, OF Fox Chase ii Rock
ledge, Will hold series OF daily services, be-
glnlng Monday, in the Presbyterian church
The next week, beginning March 20, the serv
Ices VIII be held in the Baptist church, tho
third week In the Methodist church, and the
fourth Meek In The Eplseopal church.
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Young WOmens Christian Association will
speak at the Young Women's Christian Asso-
ciation tomorrow morning at O'clock
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The Rev. Leo p. zook will preach at the
Reformed Episcopal Church OF Our Redeemer
tomorrow morning and evening.
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"How ] Came from Orthodoxy to Freedom
will be the subject OF the Rev, X u. Evans
sermon at the Girard Avenue Unitarian Church
tomorrow evening
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Charles Zueblin will give the last lecture in
his course on THE Soul OF the city, al the
Broad Street Theatre tomorrow at II a M
under the auspices OF the Ethical Culture
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Truth Spoken in Love- will be the subject
o, the Rev. Edward Warren pastor OF the
Green Hill Presbyterian Church. tomorrow
morning, and preached Under Him Jesus'
In the evening.
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II. Ellington Wood, evangelist, Will conduct
the, services az the Franklin Home tomorrow
night at s oclock.
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At the First Unitarian Church the Rev C.
Il Sn wa ns Sa aS Ad tn HTnns on
the evening there will be u special lecture on
How the Higher Criticism Regards tho
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The Rev. Charles W. Harvey pastor OF the
Swedenborgian Church Of the New Jerusalem
will preach on THE Rod OF Iron" tomorrow at
IL q.
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Revival services at the Union Tabernacle
Presbyterian CHURCH VIII be conducted by the
and ending Friday, at 1880 a, m. and at 2:8O
and 7:45 p. m.
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At the First Methodist Episcopal Church in
Gernantown the Rev. Charles Wesley Burns.
pastor, Will preach tomorrow morning and tho
Rev, p. Baker, Of Dickinson College. in the
evening,
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Al the, Norris Square United Presbyterian
Church the Rev. Lee p, Rlfe Will preach on
"Nhy 90 TO Church," tomorrow morning and
on "ChTistian joy in the evening. Evan
ginning tomorrow.
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| The Rev. ]. G. Bolton, pastor OF the Hone
Presbyterian Church, Will preach THE Seen
! and the Unseen at l0:I5 n. m. and Will ad-
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Ths Rey pr. David A. Loinaz will preach
service tomorrow, and in the evening on
Spiritual Manhood In Calvary Presbyterian
midweek service will be held Wednesday after
noon at Q o. clock.
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The Rev DR.. Edwin Heyl Delk. pastor of st.
Mount Vernon streets, will preach on From
Darkness tc Light, at lO45 a. M and on
Obstacles Made Pedestals' at D. m. Lent en-
services are held Wednesdays at 8 p. m. and
Fridays at y. M.
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At the Methodist Episcopal Church OF the
Covenant the Rev. George W. IZer will prea ch
tomorrow morning and the Rev. Henry b.
Walker in the evening
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Robert Graham will preach to the Second
Baptist Helping Hand class tomorrow after
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New Jerusnlem (swedenborglan)

THE ROD OF IRoN'' is the Bubiest OF the
Rev Charles ". Harvey, at the Church of
the New Jerusalem 22d and Chestnut . stS.
Service at IL o'clock Sunday School at 9:3O.
All seats are free. Everybody is welcome.
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Mercadante's Lenten cantata, THE Sevei
1t Last n Words Of Our Saviour on the Gross wi
Holy Trinity, under the direction Of the or
gsnist and eh9irmastcr. Ralph Kinder, in tn
a. o'clock. The soi6ists will include Bcssi
Kille Saugh ana Abbie h. Keey, sopranos
Helen Hamilton Ackroyd, contralto; Joh
Owens, tenor; George z. Emes, baritone, an
Arthur f. /. Jackson, bass. All seats will b
free.
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THE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
IN GERMANTOWN
CHARLES WESLEY BURNS, Minister.
Morning worship, ten forty y-aye-
sermon BY the MINISTER
Evening Worahip, eight
THE REV. ELIAS B. BAKER, OF Dlekiaaou
college,
Aasle By vested boy choir. weleOms.
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Communion service at the Ninth Presby-
teTlan Church will be conducted tomorrow bY
the Rev. Or. John AFFORD Higgons, when 80
new members Will be received. One hundred
and ten have been received sine last June,
Including the communion for that month
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NOnng WOIhtHb NIII5tIaH Ehs5VNIatIua
Y. w g. A,-1sOO ARCH ST.
SUNDAY. MARCH 81.
0 A. M.-TOWER ROOM
MRS. II @. KEPLER
VICE PRESIDENT OF Y w A.
MISS DOROTHY BRADFORD. SoLoIST
WEICOhfE
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LA SALMA DELL'EROE
in Italia

ROMA, 6. = La salma di Bruno
Garlbaldi, caduto recentemente nellie
Argonne, e giunta oggi in Italia.
II passaggio del feretro ha dato
luogo manifestation di vivo cordo-
Clio di entusiasmo patriottico.
A Modane, sulla frontiera di Fran
cia, il prefetto invio' una corona a no.
me del goyerno francese.
Altri tributi floreai mandarono le
autorita' civil militari Is colonis
italiana.
ALA partenza del treno che traspor,
tava la salma dalla folla partironc
grida di evviva alrItalia.
A Torino Ia stazione era affollats
di gente. All'arrivo del convoglio Il
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1915-01-09

BRUNO GARIBALDI, gioVane Eroe,
figlio e nipote d'Eroi, e morto sui
campo di battaglia come 81 addiceva
al nome glorioso che portava
Egli, nellultima battaglia nella Fo-
resta dell Argonne, 81 trovaya capo
di una compagnia che effettuava un
arditissimo assalto ALA baionetta con-
tro lie trincee tedesche. Ferito una
prima volta 81 faceva fasciare la feri-
ia ritornava mel piu' folio della mi
schia sempre a capo della sua compa-
gnia ed incitando suoi sOldati. K per
suoi soldati fu Pultima parola, guam
do, ferito una seconda volta, spirava.
Assieme Lui altri 40 italiani ca
devano morti $50 feriti.
Bruno Garibaldi era ventisettenne.
Aveva compute gil studi assieme al
fratello generate Peppino, nella scuo-
la industriale di Fermo, uscendone
col diploma eli ingegnere meccanico.
Nella seconda guerra balcanica, ST
guadagnava il grado di tenente ALA
battaglia di Drisco, owe riceveva il
battesimo del fuoco nellie quattro me-
morabili giornate delr8, 9, 10 e II
ncvembre 1912.
Non appena cessata Ia seconda
guerra balcanica, Bruno, dotato di
spirito avventuroso come tutti Carl
baldi, valicava rOoceano 81 recava
a Cuba dove trovava impiego presso
una fabbrica di zucchero.
Ma non appena scoppiata la grande
confagrazione accorreva in Francia
per iscriversi nella Legione Italiana,
insieme col fratelli generate PeppinO,
capitano Ricciotti, tenente Sante, ma
resciallo Ezio sergente Costanzo.
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BRUNO GARIBALDI


rosi caduti sono stati degnamente
commemorate
II generate Ricciotti Garibaldi ha
ricevuto un telegramma formulate
con espressioni gentili, dial Presiden-
te della, Repubolica Francese onor.
Poincare'.
Ii telegramma COST chiude:
La morte del vostro Bruno degli
altri prodi vostri conDazionali su suo-
10 francese risuggella le tradizioni CO.
mum franco-italiane.
A questo telegramma Ricciotti Ga
ribaldi ha risposto col seguente
'Ricordando il 1893 nella sua
grandiosa opera per la redenzione del
PUmanita' compiuta dalla Francis,
non ST puo' non sentire comprende-
re che morire per questa significa mo-
rire per rUmanita', signifca gloriosa-
mente riaffermare popera umanitaria
dalla Francia iniziata ed in Francia
sempre efficacemente condotta. Onde
10 sono orgoglioso che il primo della
nostra famiglia lasciar la proprid
vita SUI campi di battaglia, sia caduto
in terra francese: e sono felice che in
questa alba di nuovo ammo mi sia
giunto lannuncio del sacrifcio eroico
d'uno del miei tigli, pensando che ne
restano altri cinque da immolare ALA
idea: che dopo di essi resta ancora
questo vecchio comandante della quar-
ia Brigata eli Digione, con lui il
Cuore dell Italia tutta.
IL generate Ricciotti Garibaldi ha
ricevuto anche una lettera dial Presi-
dente del Consiglic del ministri on.
Salandra, che assicura la famiglia Ga
ribaldi che ''favorira con ogni mezzo
possible il trasporto della salma di
Bruno Garibaldi, cui funerai saran-
no fatti a spese del Governo'
Anche il sindaco di Roma Principe
Colonna ha fatto pervenire una nobi-
lie lettera di condoglianza al generate
Garibaldi, offrendo TN sepolcreto per
la salma di Bruno, a Campo Verano,
ianco della tomba di Goffredo Ma.
nell.
II pensiero e. state grandemente
appreciate.
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musiche intonarono rinno di Garibal
di quindi la Marsigliese.
Mel vagone successive, aquello fu
nebre ayevano preso posto due fra el
Ii del caduto, Ezio e Santo nell uni
forme di uficiali francesi
Ii console francese ed un garibal
dino pronunciarono patriottici dlscor-
81, ssdestando viva commozione.
A Geneva, Spezia Pisa, 81 rinno-
varonO lie dimostrazioni.
Al passaggio ne lie varie stazioni
venivano offerte corone di fiori.
Domani IL salma arrivera' a Roma.
Ii Sinhaco ha disposto che la trasla-
zione avvenga mediante un caro- fu-
nebre di prima classe, seguito da val
letti municipali.
La salma rimarra' la mattina in u
ma sala della staZione, convertita in
camera ardente. II pubblico sara am
messo visitarla.
Mel pomeriggio avverra' il traspor-
to al cimitero.
II corteo sara COST disposto: Pre-
cederanno Ia mrsica lie forZe arma
te del municipio, quindi il caro- fu-
nebre. Ii feretro, avvolto nellie ban
diere italiana francese, su cui YER
ranno deposte la tunica ed il berretto
dell'estinto, sara attorniato dale rap
presentanze popolari.
Seguiranno diplomatici della Tri-
plice Intesa, membri della colonia
greca, lie associazioni con bandiere.
Al cimitero 81 trovera' ad attende-
re la salma il generate Ricciotti Carl
baldi.
La tumulazione avra' luogo a Villa
Spada, nella medesima tomba in cui
sono sepolti I garibaldini morti mel
1649 per la difesa di Roma.
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Il Burnett Bill apprOvatO

WASHINGTON, l. II Senate
ieri sera, con 47 voti contro IL, ha
respinto Temendamento del Senatore
MARITIME per reliminazione del ''lite-
racy test dial progetto di legge del
lon. Burnett contro Pimmigrazione.
Cost la clansola che impone la
prova del leggere scrivere rimane
mel progetto,e nonostante Pavverti-
mento del Presidente Wilson, che e.
gil non sanzionera' la legge Sc una
tale clausola non venga eliminate.
II Senate ha inoltre aggiunto ala
lista degli stranieri esclusi dagli Stati
Until 81 negri la razza africana e
coloro che professano in pratica o in
teoria la polgamia".
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LA MORTE DI UN ALTRO
del GaribaIdi

ROMA, 6.-Un altro del figli del
Gen. Ricciotti Garibaldi, ufficiale del
Ia legione italiana che combatte nellie
Argonne, e. caduto valorosamente al
la tesla del suoi volontari.
II communicate ufficiale francese di
ieri sera dava la notizia con queste
parole:
"Un altro del Garibaldi e. state
ucciso in battaglia. II ministro fran
cese della guerra, Millerand, ha in
viato al generate Ricciotti il seguen-
te telegramma:
'Il vostro nuovo dolore affligge il
Mobile esercito italiano ed il nostro.
Desidero esprimervi il milo dolore e
quello di tutti miei compagni del
lesercito francese. Tutti moi condivi-
diamo il vostro profondo dolore".
II Ministero della Guerra non era
in grado, ieri sera di specifcare il no.
me ed il grado de- cs duto: 81 ritiene
sia il terzo figlio del generate Ricciot-
tt, Costante.
II colonnello Peppino, comandante
la legione, e. rimasto gravemente fe-
rito mel combattimento in cui cadde
suo frarello. AMI, sui principle cor
Sc voce che il morto fosse precisa-
mente Peppino.
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la cOmpleta cOnSegna
della nuoya Artiglieria

BONA, Be avvenuta la conse-
gna defnitiva dele batterie tipo De-
port. II ritardo nella consegna della
nuova artiglieria ola campagna, for
mata appunto dial tipo Deport, pro-
dusse mesi sono accanite polemiche e
fece muovere aspire criticize all'allora
ministro della guerra generate Gran
di. / nuovi pezzi giudizio di tecnici
non solamente italiani sono migliori
cannoni da campagna degli eserciti di
tutto il monde.
LIE batterie Deport di cui ora di-
spone il nostro esercito sono novanta
tire. Entrando in guerra, resercito ita-
liano disporra' di artiglieria ola cam
pagna ultimo modello, con batterie
su quattro pezzi, lutte di materiale
deformabile protetto (Krupp De-
port).
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L'ULTIMATUM
ALA TURCHIA

ROMA, II Italia ha fissato tre
giorni di tempo ALA Turchia per lin-
cidente d'Hodeida.
81 afferma che la Turchia pretenda
di chiudere Fincidente cola consegna
del console inglese e la punizione del
gendarmi colpevoi della violazione
del consolato italiano.
II governo italiano, dial canto suo,
pretenderebbe che la guarnigione tur-
ca salutasse la bandiera italiana.
Sc sino Domenica la Turchia non
regola la sua posizione di fronte al
italia, questa rompera' subito j trat
tati.
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LA NOTIzIA A ROMA

Appena saputasi la notizia Roma
una folla di oltre ventimila persone,
con oltre cinquanta bandiere di asso-
ciazioni patriottiche, 81 radunava at
tolno al monumento a Garibafdi sui
Gianicolo par commemorate grandio-
samente Bruno Garibaldi eli altri
italiani caduti sui campi deli Argonne.
Varie corone sono state deposte al
piedi del Monumento all Eroe.
Uno smagliante discorso e state
pronunciato dial valoroso pubblcista
Mario Ravasini Egli fu breve, ma eff
ficacissimo, affermando essere super
fui discorsi, quando lesempio parla.
Pronunciava poscia poche parole il
repubblicano Bellucci.
lie bande eseguivano inni patriotti-
ci. La folla 81 disponeva indi in cor
teo percorreya lie vie principaE del
la capitale, fra due ali di pubblicC
plaudente ed acclamante, ed un sus
seguirsi ininterrotto di grida eli; Wv:
Trento Triestel
In lutte lie citta' del Regno valo