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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-27
Gin nItatirdrr grethmmh.

im ruiiiiha iapaniifen arieee bcrroren
gegansene @anbidJurei fpieoer ums
faiicn biirfte. Srob Der duBerlid)
correften, ia felt Dem SrieoensifluB
bon Sortsmoutb fat freunbi1aftlit
gu nennenben 9~e5iebunsen 3u GuB>
lamb tit baber Sapan bereit, China
sesen &mflano an mnteritiiten ntb
Tim ben 3iiden 81 befen.
Dies gilt umip mebr, nadbem bic
Hepnblif China bnrf lire Mnerfen.
nnng o Seite Der Der. Staaten
NDro .Amerifa's balb aud bieienige
G%nslanb's erlansen biirfte, alio aud
ais Sm~nbessenufie nid)t ~ perahten
ut. lleber Die Yropasanba, peld,e
fiir bas 8iinoniB Sapan's unb Gbina's
9emadt ipirb. baben mir bereits einiae
Wiittbeilungen 9emaft. Gem fiir8s
lid in Setting scsriinbetcn @erein our
Seritclun9 zines diueiiids iapaniiden
Vilnonilles iinb nabe3u Die Siibrer
aaer Sartcien bes fincliifen Yarlas
ments unb fat idmmtlifc in SEEING
lebenbe iapanciiide Seamten. cin@
i6lieBlih Der 9iplomatci, beigetreten.
Or. Suniatleu belt ip1brcno Icines
tiir5lid)en Iufentbaltes in Sapan, cine
Hcibe bon Hehen, Die dle baS gbcma
rIiien Den aiiatiiden Iolfern" b ntis
lierten uub Die 3uiammeugeborigfeii
Der 9elben 8aiic uno Der bcioen alien
aulturitdaten betonten. Or. Suns
jatien purbe piel gefeiert unb ianb bel
Enrlarientnriern nnb aftipen mnb ins
~aftipcn Wtniitern piel 8eiiaQ unb 3us
itimmung. Sic nlten Siiferen3er
5miid)cn ben beiben 8Dlfcrn ideinen
mic alsgcloldt. unb Sapau icnbci
bcrcitS ietnc @cneraIitabs : Sffi5ierc
nadb China, Inn Die d)ineiiifen Srups
pen az inipi5icren. @an nabm ic
briiben anian9S nit Wi6traucu. banr
abcr nit Seaeiiterlng ami. linb ID
ppl5iebt iih I'M iernen Often Gin,
Vblferperbriioernns, bic intereKant,
Grssbnife %ueripridt.
Sn3ipiifen iinb Die Siinonib Ser.
ba~nblunsen 5rpiihen China nnb Sapar
croiinct mproen. Die d,ineiilhe nc,
gicruns bat einen @eianbten mad
'Sotio seididt, Der bas 8eitere In BIZ
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-27
s,ie ,,r11e teitmmg nrs ,,1tnturrs"+

f, SIM @eiteren fommt Der relie Better
bes 8lattes auf Die Splsen Der innee
rem @orsdnse gu ipreten. Die mebrere
8erdnberuneen in benz Stabe Der
Mitarbeiter bes II nibers" NIT iif)
braften, tpelhe aber nur rein perions
liher Irt iparen.
vSie @orfebung iHulbete benz
III nibers" Elm @efhenf selesent@
lid bes gentenariums bon 2ouis
@euilot; basieIbe lit in Sorm elmer
Yriifung sefontmen". idrieb man Dor
einieen Sagen an DEN III niners"
9iefe Iriifnns beitebt in benz @es=
gauge mcines alien 5reunbes, bes
6rn. Artbnr Goth, an beiien seite i'd
idpn nabe5m pple piersig Sabre Der
Sahe Der airhe, Der Helision mnb
her driitlihem W%eltorbnnns bieme.
rgber cine Collide Sriifung",
iast Der 9omberr 2eeisue, lit nies
mails tDbtlif. Infer Serreoft loidt
aug, iHreibt aber bann fpeiter fort.
@r 1ttftrtt inns Irtbrr SofD, etnen
Mann BON sereftem @eiite, o ii6es
rer 9oftrin, beiien fatboliihe &raft
unb fran50iii9e 8larbeit auf 2ouis
@euilot's Shule binbeutenl Die
Hriifuns lit bart uno Riemanb emf
pfinbet iie mebr als id, Der iih nuf
Slles porseieben bat, nnber baB Der
Gag fommcn ipiirbe, mo id Goth nift
folgen fonnte nnb ipp cine @ers
maltunss- MafreseI nns trennen
wiirbe, bic aud niht int 0crinsiten
bic @eiiter unb Screen trennen
fDnnte."
Snfolse beg @eseanses bon bier
Iiitarbeitern iiderte lid Der III n il
b nene &rdfte, iporunter Die bes
selebrten genebittiners Dom 8eiie
berpor5ubeben lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-27
lrr runrramrnte a1rahhrnt.

YrdIibcnt 8ilion Bat frci utb ciic1
crtldrt, bab CT IN Der Snrifs @cicBz
gebuns lih anf fcin GomprpniS cin>
loiicn lpirb. Sas meint nid)ts slnncs
res, ais hnb Der Gonerc6 cine 5ariis
Bill aminint, lpcld)c bic 3%uitimnuug
ocs Erdiiocnten hat, cine 5nrife
Gcfprm. lpcld,c Die Gpniumcnten bel
Den lesten Wnblen encreiih pcrlonat
buben. ODER anbcrnfals Gin @cto ocs
Yrdiibcnten iidcr lit. Scr GpnercB
ipeiB alio. no err b'ran lit. Cine linz
frempcluna Der llnbcripoobs Bill In
ibren pid,tiglfeu Stiiden, 10 baB bars
ans Elm Modllperf cntitebt, mic Die
0ormans8ia BON 1894. ipelde Yrdii>
bent Glepelanp' ais cine Stmndo be-
5cid1ncte.'ober dbnlidJ irpieT DER Sapncz'
Ilbridl s3nrif. burd) DEN has &olt pers
Ipottet puroe, ein iulfes Spiel mill
Der Hrdiibcnt nift o~nrdbgeben laficn.
Gs iiebt ungeiidts Sicics ionberbdr
ans, lpcuu republifaniid,c SIdttcr,
lpcld,c iriibcr g%eiiiripprtcr ciucr
5urif s8cform lparen, 5rn. Bilion hcn
Tornnrf mndjen biftntoriihe @eliiitc
5u 5ciaa. Cher lit cine SdnSlune
I'M Sntereiic Der aroBen @nic bcs
@olfes cine 9iftatur?l Eann natiirs-
lif peritebcn mir Den Worlpurf u~nierer
republifnniidcn Gollegen.--(G. G.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-27

CIV Dem artifel DGbina's nno
Sapan's Yolitit" id)ilberten
mir Die @erIuhe Gbiua's, cine
{" Gnndberung an oas rnllens
~oerlpanbte Sapan 81 crmDsa
liden. 9ieie Initrengungen .prroen
5uerit in taufmdnniiden areiicn
Gbina's gemadt; es ipurbe Johann Die
Yreiie beiber Staaten bafiir intereiiiert
unb cine Yreiies@ ereiniguns se8riin@
bet. Die bieien Ylan in ibr Yrogramm
auinabm. 8dbrenb IN China aud
Die pnlitiihen Seborben Dem Beginner
freunblif unb noblipollenb g~eseniiber
iteben, belt man iih in Den regierens
ben &~reiieu Sapan's bon bieier @en>
oung in Der duberen Solitit dn9Itlif)
fern. gisber bate man in Sapan
auf cine SntereIien : Ycrtrctuns nit
China feinen @ertb gclcgt, Iacn
Srabitioncn Der 9elben Tdfc gum
eros lpor man Elm S6ubbiiuoniB nit
@roBbritannien cinge9angcn ans
Sunfburfeit fir has ircunblihe Gnts
ee9cnfpmmnen bicic5 %curppaiid)ci,
Sniclrcides ipdbrcub bcS rniiiids
iupnniiGeu aricgcs. China iiibltc
icinc Siplicrtbcit crit, ais cs lid nnter
Observation-Disclosures ipanb unb Inb@
lonp picic Belt iciucr Sdhudd,c ba6ll
beniibtc. nm Die fineiiid)cn Hettc III
Der Ipngolci burd llntcririlBung ibrcr
Sc%lbitGnbigfeit3 : S~eitrcbun8cn SlI
idmdleru. Grit nit Der fortldrcis
tcnben @utipidclung Gbinn's 5um
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES re9tc iih III Der
Ncpnblit Dos Observation-Disclosures mn
mud,s baS @critdnbniB fir Die &c
fobren Iciucr alIsnorti9en Gage.
SelbitpcritGuplid] ridltcte lid bns
dincliidc NntionalbewuBtiein gcger
RuBlano. Nau lab, DAB oieics Hcid
burd, boS abfommcn Hublanb's mi
Gualnnb's in Der @tonaolei nidts
@utes beapedt. Surh oieics a6s
fpnmcn mlrhc Die &on9olci Der
2uiien unb 9ibei ben ~Gngldnbcrn al.
Snterei1cnipbdre 5useiprod]en.
Slbcr IN Siuterinbicn liegt nod, Gu
unabbdnaigeS mongoliidlcs &uiIcr.
reid. bns fir feline Griitci,5 81 iiirdtel
lbesinnt, es lit Siam. Solanse Ct
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-27

~ lie 6eulmcicr. sic Gulantitdts
AM bcitlcr, ole hicic pciiimiz
lttId)en llngliidsrabcn blcibcn
~ bel ibrer ircrcotnpen 9cs
%hnlptung, burd) Die Hebiif>
tipn Der @~infubrSolc miibtcn lpir nm
bentn9t cine 9~clbpanit ltno ioulit
ldlehtc 3citcn bctpmn,crl, acraDc lpic
tic cs Dor Der 6crbitpabl tboten. Ia
81 propbc8eicn tic. bic @aorcn MGR
Den ourf Die 3olcrmdbiauu9 bod
MOI tlltgcrlperbcn Sics
mag lcin, bcnu Der gr6btc Sptimiit
muB rll8Iid) ctnicbcn. nab Die @alsz
~nbld1ncipcr lth uift gcrnc bon ibrcn
nll5u boben Trciicn trcnnen noacn.
@cnn Damn Die &rciIc INNER allf Der
9letdben 5pbc gcbnltcu lpcrhcn. lpic
btebcr. 10 muB bod, Gin 9linbcr
leben, oaB Die bobcn SduB31Qc
mir fitr Den Wrobfabrifantcn, pcn
Sn9roebdnblcr, Den @%lcinbdnolcr
nm ibrcsglcihen ba lparcn, neil tic
oiclclben bcfdbi9tcn. Bic Yrciie bod,
3lt baltcit, nnb nidJt, iuic bic Sod
ihnb5Oaner bebanptcn unb felt langcu
Sabren b%ebamptetcn, snm Sdntc Der
arterifantifen Arbeitcr. Nun ia,
alappern 9ebDrt gum 6nubrerf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-27

elmer gruf5iiaisen Y~ewegnns 5rr
nnterlage htencn mag, elmer Scs
iuegnng, bic bas Wubl Ses geiautmtcn
Bottles i'm Nuge bat, bic int 0ciitr
friffliher 1emofratic hic V%olfSuuhl-
fabrt f5roern mill. ltno cben iucil
ote 3ctt, 81 banbeln, gefoinmen lit. ut
Ieoe 5agnng nnierer StaatSperbditoc
10 futd,tig, Teridnmen mir bic 8es
iesembcit, bic ms sesenmGrtis scbptel
Ut, etiieii beiliamen Ginflnh anf bic
@ehalfnna Der Sinae ausSniibem 10
iueroen MIR SaS su bcrcmen haben.
Ger Tngenblif, bns Banter Der Drift
i'd1en Seinofratie 81 entfnltcn, lit &C.
fofti1eft: Mn mrs lit es, i'm icifSm.
baifeit, Inn riftig sn bennten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-27

Wege leiten fol-. aorrmt bds Siinos
nib 5nitanbe. bann peridlcd,tern it'd
5ipeifeIos Hublanb's Iusiihten auf
Grfpls in Der Wongolei; nit Dem see
planter Ieihten Sriibiabrs : Selb3us
miro es porausiiftlif nid,ts lperbcn.
Senn 8n6lanb piirbe, faIs es
agsreiiip seeen China porseben noGte.
niGt Ii China. ionbern aud, Sapan
aiif ieinem @ese finccn, alld) lpern
Der Sniclitdnt nid,t ietne sciammtc
Streitmnd,t, lonbern mir cinisc 5rmps
pcneinbciten an Der dlinciiifen Sits
9ren5e 5uianrnen6icbt.
Snf her tene aiiatiihe 9reibnno
and in cinen Ucseniat su Gnglanb
freten iuirb, slauben mir pprldniig
itidJt. Wenn aud Der Wcrtb bes
ensliid =japaniihen 4iinhniies tart
s~elitten bat, 5m ieinrr Hntljiuns uiro
ntait lid in 9ufio bpd) ntdt periteben,
mill man nidt cntfernte 3nfunfts.
mSsliHfeiten auf's spiel ietcn. Cine
anoere Julge aber fam bic meme
Gonitelatipn i'm fernen Often baben.
0inbet &nhlanb in Der Wungulei in
abiebbarcr 3eit erbeblidem @ioer=
itanb, mn8 es in Sitaien srOkerc
3rmppenmaiien aufbieten, baum uirh
es TT europa nnb %beionbers auf benz
Salfan sm gr6Ferer 3uriidbaltmng &C.
5,uunsen. 9as fnnn benz cnrupdiihen
Jrieben MIR f6rbcrlid iein. On Sapan
,uirh sara Defenders sebiaiet, hah has
giinonif Der brei aiiatiid,en 3eide
feinent a9sreiipen 3,pefe bienen, ipn.
bern einen befeniiuen Gbarafter baben
ipa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-27

tplt uituCluDl III ItlllSut ppullt
Mlter = er 1T in il
mem aht5ig it Sabre
itiiecn unb trdftieen tann.
Nafbem er ieit nabeau 5ipan3is
Sabren berihiebene Hepolutipnen,
0epolutionen ulb gpolutioncn mitgce
maft, Die fat idnmtlid) p~eriDnlife
Sragen ODER Sntereiien CUR llriade
bdtten, lit er felt nabe3u bier @ofcn
inter cine neue 2eitung setommen.
Sant ipelher CT in bas altc Sabrs
tpaller 5uriidgefebrt lit. in peld)em
er fprtruberte, als 2ouis &cuillot
bon 1867-fSS3 bas Steuerruber
ipieber in Die Sanb befommeu, bis
ibm Der COB basielbe entrib. Sod
5ebn Sabre ipeiter gelang es ieinem
Sruber gusen, ben aiel bes III i
i'm alten Sabrtpaiier gu
balten. Son ba nber dnberten iih
Die Seiten, Die 0erbdltniiie ilnb rief
Der SOB Die alten admpen, elmer nah
Dem anberen ab, 10 bnb BEL benz afts
5ieiten @eburtstase bes III niners"
MIR nod 5tpei Witarbeiter aus BEN
glorreihen nno 9liidlidcn Seiten bon
1857 1883 baielbit perblieben
fparen.
++$
Snfolse Der lesten gnolution. Die
an Ii. Ipril beennn nnb Samstas,
Den 3. Rni, enbietc, lit Die 2eituns bcs
fatboliiden Reltblnttes in anbere
Sdnbe iiberaesnngen.
Ser meme Better lit Der Somberr
2eeieue, Neftor Der 9atboliifen
ltniberiitat bon ellie in Sran5oiiih>
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-27
~Commer,ieue 9tamhpatter.

Sn Scrpu, gi6, bat pcrHuTenc 8ofc Der rationale SnbrifantcnzSuno
seta9t Herr Spbn arbp. Der &rdiibcut bat lid ru6rr ansg5citnet purh
fem iptcnlatifcs @edimpc nuf Bic oAmcrican Scocraton Of 2abor", 9e9en
Die MISUNDERSTANDING @ilpnS III &untto Stretduu9 Der 3lnuel III Der
DSmbrp SiG". laut peldrr ienc5 @ene and nuf Snrncr> ub Irbeter@%cr@
blnbc angeueubet pcrbe. unb lat not lcnt aid acgcn Die meme Snrtt@@eless
9c6lng. @eabc nit iinm 8efniel 9c9cn Die Sarfs@orln9e bepett ptclcr
gfann, bub CT fir MISUNDERSTANDING lit, fir Gin rmtbIdaftides Sprcn,
nddcs i'll bHien 2nnhc ousgeipct bal. (Sebc Irttl: enttalet pns Sanner
Der hrthdid1en Semofratic) 60 LANCE Sabrhancn heies SanSes crnen loldcn
Ncmt bctmnbcn, uerbcu lie ih Die Spmpatbnn hs @oHc5 niht gcpinnen. So5
rcbt fet. 6cr benefit CO lid pieber 10 brartih, hb pne Seute, DC DC
Sp5nIcform (bc 9ctpegung fir Die drntidc extraordinarily. am ci9cncn
2ehe burtmadeu mIien, lid an granddaughter gccn Den SoridDrit nn1@
bdumen. 60 gcbts aud peridiebeuen benpfratiden Scnatorcn nit Der SartI@
refnru -M 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-27
Nmbesreifia.

Ser 9oftor 6. lit Elm Ienif. Der
lid, am aaeripcniaitcu oes Hadts germ
It6rcn ldbt. CIR perdbId,elt lnnge lins
terbaltunscu lnb - bic aldnae Der
Nahtalofe. Gines Abenos, als CT
iih falm ihlaien aclest bate, borte er
Die @lode ertcnen.
r@as sibt cs penng" rief CT 5ornis.
rSoftor! Sdnea, id,nen - mein
Sobn bat chen cine Mans pcriflidt."
.Nnn ia. bann iasen Sic linn. CT
IoQe cine Sabe pcrihlinsen. unS laficn
sic midi in Srieben." rief Der 0oftor.
inbem or ii& mieoer binlcstc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-27

NiMt nmionit ipeiB bic Sase
ipobI bonn Mann i'm Monbe. nidt aber
bonn 0eibe I'M Wtpnpe 6u berihten; in
Iebterem Sale rpiirbe Niemanb iip9en:
Gutter Ispnb. on sebit 10 ltiaei"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-27

a I 8, Mitte Wai '13.--Ser
nlternbc III MIXERS" bat
fat urplpslid cine nele
@unblune burdsemad)t, Die
i'm pieaeiht in ieinem boben
Mlter or n / n o Il
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-05-27

/, Dem artifel ~Gbiua's unb
Sapan's Yolitit" id)ilberten
mir Die @eriuhe @bina's, cine
GnnGberung an bas rnilens
.N 49, -. .nnn
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-23
WOMEN ENLIST
LLOYD-CEORCE
Suffragettes in Motley Deputa-
ton Obtain His Consent to
Support Votes Measure.

LONDON. Jan. pa picturesque
and motley deputation of suffragettes
called upon David Lloyd George chan
cellor of the excheQuer, at the treas
ury building today to pledge his sup
port OF the Grey amendment to the
franchise bill, granting votes to women.
Among the women were school teach
ers, nurses actresses. laundresses, fac
tory employees, mill hands, clerks,
WeaVers, fisher girls and stenographers.
The factory girls were dressed in rag
ged garments and their heads were COW
cred with old shawls, and the fisher
girls and weavers wore the short skirts
typical Of their work. A number of
women members of the militant suffra -
gette party insisted on opening the in
terview with violence, but were re-
strained
Sir Edward Grey, the foreign minis
ter and author of the amendment grant
ing votes to women. and Attorney Gen.
eral Sir Rufus Isaacs were present dur
ing the interview.
Outside the treasury buildings a large
detail of policemen were on duty to
check any violence.
A representative of each calling
among the women addressed Mr.. Lloyd
George, presenting their arguments in
favor of suffrage. In replying, the
chancellor said he would certainly sup
port the Grey amendment when it came
up in parliament. At the same time
he denied that Lewis HarcOurt sacro-
tary state Of the colonies, and Win
ston Churchill, first lord of the admir-
atty both opponents of women suf-
frage, would resign if the Grey amend
ment carried.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-23
Mrs. Frank Getaways Plan to
Hide Bare Hills Likely
To Be Realized.

The dream of Mrs. Frank Galloway
to see the drab baroness of Piedmont
park hidden by thick trees bears prom
Use of fulfllment. Pledges of trees or
money obtained already by Mrs. Cal
laway from more than 100 persons will
be realized and trees will be purchase
by Dan Carey, park commission, and
planted. A ceremony of some kind
probably will be arranged to mark the
beginning of Piedmont parks embel-
1ishment
Mrs. Galloway was grieVed by the
sight of the bare park, and she con-
ceived the plan of appealing to north
side residents for help toward making
the tract beautiful Her suggestion
was this: If each person who goes or
who sends his children into the park
for recreation would give young tree
or its money equivalent-75 cents
great good could be done.
Many responses were made to her
initial appeal, and cash subscriptions
were plentiful Many of them exceeded
the modest limit of - cents which Mrs.
Galloway specified, amounting to a fig
ure that was sufficient for the purchase
of a dozen trees.
Mrs. Galloway, who lives at 46 East
Fourteenth street, still is pursuing her
mission of making a beauty spot of that
which now holds only a meager promise
of beauty. 1t is her plan to work ac-
lively for some time, that the subscrip-
lions be obtained in time for purchase
and planting of trees in the season best
for that work, the latter part of jan
uary and early February.
Mrs Getaways appeal was taken up
by her neighbors and is reinforced by
that of others who indorse her work
1t is estimated that many more than
the trees already obtained by subscrip-
ton will be necessary. Landscape en-
gineers modelled Piedmont park along
lines similar to those of Central park of
New York, and the territory in the At
lanta park is large.
Mrs. Galloway is hopeful however. of
achieving at least some good, and that
hope has been strengthened by the
alacrity with which a number of north
side Atlantans have responded
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-23

the Parcel Pos Editor:
To the Editor OF Tho Georgian;
mail for delivery will the unqualified
nr ,r.uaii,n - e.. 49, H. A.. e. a. d
This would be Of value both and tn.
enable both Another thing
think that have generally
uI nc. 4 u Up ~ ,. ~. ~. 80, 49, -. ", e.
They
haIfw and thenbo be better w.
~
commodities at price no lower han the retail quotations IN
he of
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-23
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-23
GREENVILLE. ALA, TO GET
NEW $4,000 P0ST0FFICE

WASHINGTON, Jan 90 The senate
today passed a bill appropriating $4,000
for a public building at Greenville, Ala.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-23
FAILS IN SW|NDLE
THAT LURED HIM
BunCo Victim Comes to Atlanta
to Fleece easy Marks"
Nabbed as Fraud.

Il got stung by this game in New
orleans and ! just thought Id come
here and try it on Atlanta people-it
looked like easy money and I'd heard
the people here We're easy
With this explanation, Charles r.
Wilt who arrived in Atlanta a few
days ago and who had been stopping
at the Terminal hotel, today confessed
to Detectives Black and Harper that he
had operated an advertising swindle
to fleece Atlantas easy marks"
through the lure of easy jobs and big
salaries in Hayti
Following his confession, the prison
er broke down. For several hours he
lay on q bunk in his cell, sobbing and
moaning and refusing to speak TO any
one.
He Bit on Same Game.
The only difference between the fell
low in New Orleans who f1eeced me
and myself is that he got away with
the game and l got caught" Wilt told
the detectives. It's pretty tough to
get stung twice in the same place
On his arrival in Atlanta, wilt in
serted an ad in one of the Sunday
newspapers, representing himself as an
agent of big electrical concern in New
York and offering jobs in Hayti Some
of the jobs would pay 800 per month
and expenses and others $75 and eX
penses, the ad read. Answers were to
be addressed in care of the newspaper
office.
The ad caught the eye of many job
hunters and large numbers of answers
were received.
The game as confessed by Wilt, was
to induce the applicants to put up in
cash one-half of the expenses of the
trip to Hayti, he to pay the remaining
half and to refund the applicants
money when the latter began work in
Hayti The jobs, of course. did not eN-
list, and at an opportune moment he
was to decamp with the proceeds
Easy" Atlanta Traps Him.
He admitted to detectives he had OBJ
tanned money from three applicants.
The officers believe there may be 9TH
ers. He said J. \. TayloG of 10 Court
land street, paid him $50. Andrew Neri,
OF 20 Cherry street $32, and man by
the name of Merrill, whose address
Wilt did not know, 50.
The swindle was exposed by 6, II.
Webster a clerk in the plant of Ar
mour g. Co When Webster read the
ad he became suspicious, and, without
answering it, wire direct to the electri-
cal concern in New York. He received
an immediate reply, informing him that
the concern had no contract nor other
interests. in Hayti and that they had no
agent here soliciting employees.
Webster then gave this information
to the detective department, with the
result that wilt was taken into custody.
wilt probably will be arraigned before
Recorder Broyles tomorrow morning
for preliminary examination.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-23
BOY HURT IN COTTON
MILL DEMANDS $4,000

+. Griffin, . years old. through his
father and next friend, II. G. Griffin,
has brought suit for $4,000 damages
against the Southern Cotton Oil Com
pany. He says his clothes were caught
in the mill machinery and that his
hand was mangled and his hip and side
permanently injured He says he was
injured while performing other than
his regular duties.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-01-23
CONGRESSIONAL MEDAL OF
HONOR TO TEMNESSEEAN

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23-In the
presence of Secretary of War Stimson
and Major General Leonard Wood, chief
of staff of the army, President Taft
today awarded the congressional med
al of honor for distinguished gallantry
in action in the Philippine islands To
Captain Joseph s. Cecil, of the Eigh-
teenth infantry
Captain Cecil is a native of Tonnes
see