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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-09
Artists Widow Wins
Fight for Support
Court Awards Mrs. Marie ChisoIm
$3.50 a Year From Estate
of Her Husband.

Mrs. Marie S. Chisholm. widow Of
Frank Chisholm. was awarded $3.50 a
years support, from the Chisholm es-
tate in tho court Of Ordinary Wilkinson
to-day.
Mrs. Chisholm. who cared for her hus-
band. Frank Chisholm, a CartOonist and
commercial artist. while he was sick
with tuberculosis, and contracted the
disease herself before his death. asked
for 81. 500 In her petition. The petition
was opposed by Frank Chisholm, ST.. the
father in-laW.
She married Chisholm four years ago
Soon after they moved to New York
he became a victim Of consumption and
was brought back 10 Atlanta, where his
wife nursed him through his illness
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-09
WILSON SMASHES 1OO-YEAR
PRECEDENT DELIVERING HIS
FIRST MESSAGE IN PERSON
PRESIDENTS SALUTATION
BEFORE READING MESSAGE

4 very glad indeed have this opportunity address
the Houses directly and verify for myself the impression
President the United States person.
department of the hsng Congress from
lated island of jealous power sending messages speaking
naturally and with his voice-that he human being
trying operate with other human beings in
After this pleasant experience shall feel quite
in all our dealings with another"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-09
FOUGHT BY
SOUTH CAROLINA GIRL

ENraGition Of "Bertie" Young.
wanted in Greenville, s. G.. for al
legged completely in the murder u
George AIcGreer in March, viii be
fought by the girl. according to her
attorney. H. II. Chandler, who to-day
said his client was innocent. A hear
ing on the request for eXtIadition will
be held before Governor Brown To-
morrow forenoon.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-09
Connecticut, Last State NeCes-
sary, Rati6es Amendment to
Change Source of Election.
FOR HEARST FIGHT
Newspapers Have Wage Relent-
less War for Peoples Right
to Select Solons.

HARTFORD, CONN, April S.-The
lower house or the Connecticut Gen
eraI Assembly, by a vote of $50 20
II, passed a resolution referring the
amendment to the Federal Constitu-
ton providing for the election of
United States Senators by the people.
The lower House measure was then
transmitted to the Senate
The resolution was unanimously
passed by the Senate. thus making
ratification Of the amendment to the
Federal Constitution assured.
This action by the Connecticut Leg
islature ends the long fight waged by
the Hearst newspapers for the di-
rect election of United States Sena-
tors by the people themselves instead
of by controlled Legislatures.
Ever since the establishment Of
the Hearst newspapers the fight for
this radical change in political meth
DDS has been going on. State after
State has fallen into line, and finally
the ratification to-day by Connecticut
made the SO needed to make it eff
fective.
Following are the States that have
ratified the resolution:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-09
AMERICANS FIND CANADA
NOT ATTRACTIVE AS HOME

WASHINGTON. April S.-A large
".r.antage of Americans euigIltius
" 'snaCa return after "a short resi-
Eea there says 10. %. Cheshire. I'M
alton gent OF the NoUrhv=s-
...-ay. who is I'm this city. only
.g uf every million American
E.u.- .ufs ita,.rHH- canadian citizens.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-09
ATLANTA CONVENTION
BUREAU MOVES QUARTERS

The Atlanta Convention Bureau
viii be located at S17 Empire Build
ing after SaJurdsy. April 70. Fred
HoUser has been chosen active sec
Rotary Of the Bureau and has already
gotten several conventions lined UD
FOR Atlanta.
Nothing definite 'ss beer .dea
about the Machinery Manufacturers
,.Uveuri.u ts be held rae latter PsIt
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-09
NEWFIREPROBE
WITNESS FOUND
AFTERHOTHUNT
7, H, Reynolds Declares He Can
Reveal Inside History of the
Hose Purchases.

Startling new evidence in the Fire
Department graft inquiry was prom
Used to-day by the arrival Of Thomas
II. Reynolds, former agent Of the Fab
ric Fire Hose Company. who also Is
expected to clear up the mystery
surrounding the long distance tele-
phone call to Mayor Woodward sun
day afternoon.
Reynolds was rounded up by the
Mayor after an exciting chase and
threats Of arrest. To a Georgian re-
porter. Mr. Reynolds denied being the
sender of the message received by
the Mayor but admitted these things
That he knew the message was go
ing 10 be sent.
That. while en- route to Atlanta from
New York City. he was apprised by
a confidential telegram of conditions
in Atlanta, of the developments in
the fire probe, and that in this tele-
gram he was told OF the telephone
message having been sent
Knows Inside He Admits.
That he knows inside history Of
the alleged deals between Chief Cum
mings and the Fabric Fire Hose Com
pany and other concerns that has
never been made public.
That he is in Atlanta to give this
information TO the right people, and
that his testimony would be startling.
That he has made appointments
with Atlantans, presumably members
Of the investigating committee, for
this afternoon and evening.
That lac is connected with fire
hose company
Reynolds denied emphatically he
had had dealings with Mayor Wood
ward. or that he was going TO cali
upon the city's Chief Executive.
"The telephone message was for he
purpose OF deferrlng action in tds
probe" ne declared. Il don't know
Mayor Woodward. and il I have any
valuable evidence it will not be placed
before the Mayo, but win go TO other
parties IS no are vitality interested Tae
Information ! nave. I vii, admit, VIII
be startling and may possibly give
the affair a hitherto unsupported
turn
Sought 10 Hide Identity.
Reynolds registered al the Piedmoa:
early this morning He left the key
TO his room at the dess and abso-
lutelv refused TO answer calls. lie
was PACED i've times. Twice. whan
Newspaper men approached Reynolds !
he denied that he was Reynolds au5
pointed out other men who. he said. }
might be the man wanted Reynolds
took elaborate precautions to avoid /
being recognized. When he registered (
ne wore glasses. which ne removed T.
after ne had returned from his room
ana given his key 10 the clerk Mr. /
Hammond and Mr. Knight watched I.
the clerk. but Reynolds failed 20 call I
for his key. Reynolds finally was Z
located by a Georgian reporter.
The Mayor held a brief conference
with Mr. Reynolds I'm the lobby Of the
Piedmont RE said he was satisfied .
with tie Interview and that while ne
could say nothing further important
new ey Csulr would DE f0rllCom ng
White rse Council investigating .
.0mm.ttae Ha0 ended tine taking
. a.ti.ruuN- The u-t usg s.yrWcut w.
,Huse lrupyuUe OF ire -nEes- ga
ton
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-09
ONE KILLED, IS HURT WHEN
CAR PLUNGES INTO RIVER

BALTIMORE. April S.-One pas
s=nEer was killed and fifteen badly
injured when q trolley car jumped the
tracks ola she Light Street bridge anu
plunged into rho Patapsco River here
to-day TH- s-a"owurss Of the uar-
save. many % s- uss.s fgaG d .ya.-
ing.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-09

The resolution reserves to Congress
the right to determine the time and
methods of holding elections and the
qualifications of voters This pro-
vision was objected 10 by Southern
ers on the ground that it would open
the way for the notification Of the
state restrictions against giving the
ballot to negroes.
With the amendment now in force.
Tie only thing remaining to be done
is for the several State Legislatures to
enact the necessary legislation pro-
viding the manner in which the can
didates' names shall be placed on the
ballots and how the elections shall be
certified TO the President of the Sem
ate.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-09
N0TORB0ATS COLLIDE; TWO
W0ULD-8E RACERS DROWN

GRACE MISS. April S-Two
planters. Albert Harm Daniel. OF
ireenviile, Miss. and Samuel Wilson,
4 Grace, were drowned when their
moJorboats coIIded in the river near
here. They were trying out their boats
' enter the New Orleans TO Havana
race.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-09
Rumor That the End Is Near
Gains Wide Circulation
Throughout Rome.
BRIGHT'S DISEASE VICTIM
Sisters Come From Vatican Cry
ing-AII Audiences Are Dis
continued After Bad Night,
BULLETIN.

ROME, April s.-Pope Plus
suffered a relapse at 7;S0 this
evening (1:30 Atlanta time) and
the report has spread throughout
the city that the aged Pontiff is
at the point of death.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-09

Arizona. New Hampshire,
Arkansas. New Jersey.
California. New Mexico.
Colorado. New York.
Connecticut. North Carolina.
Indiana. North Dakota.
Illinois, Ohio.
Idaho. Oklahoma.
Iowa. Oregon.
Kansas. Pennsylvania.
Maine. South Dakota.
Massachusetts. Tennessee.
Michigan. Texas.
Missouri. Vermont.
Minnesota. Washington.
Montana. West Virginia.
Nebraska. Wisconsin.
Nevada. Wyoming.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-04-09
THE WEATHER.

Forecast for Atlanta and Georgia Cloudy
to-day, followed by showers tonight or
tomorrow.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-06-15

SofOrt entipideIie ii9 Elm regeIs
rehter 3ampf. bsi eem Steine uno
3iegeI als @urfgeI9ofIe bsnuBt unO
au6 eiue 9ln5abl bon Sdnnen obges
feuert puroen. fSrdulein 2lnnte gaus
oelOpeulou, Die in Der N6be bes
rSampfplaBss@ itano, puroe our6
cine 4ugsl 70 f6per perleBt, oaB iie
Obmadhtig 81 8oben iant. sic
fpur0e IbuelI mad elmer in Der 416e
gslegenen Office zines 4rstes qes
braht, mo iie itarb. Bon ben fiinFs
Sebn @erbafteten puroen Tin Mlann,
namens 6ermann 9insrse, unb oeHen
6rau unter Der antlags, sum Q(uFs
rubr oufgerei5t 81 ba5en, Der 5u Ell
nem Mloroe fiihrte, gebu9t. giaboem
Die @efongenen abgeFiibrt uno Die
@ernuaoeten nu9 9oTpitGlern gss
ihafft lpor0en paren, ipuroe Die 3ube
uno Srbnung fpisoer 5ergeiteut. Der
Streit Der Qtrbeitsr in ser Strumpfs
iparenfdbrit lift felt me6reren @p6en
i'm 9onge. uno felt einigen 9aaen hds
ben bic 8efBer Ser 95abrit Die 9IdBe
Der Streifer NIT ye6tunionar6eitern
7u heTphef herTltd1+
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-06-15
Sir MeltlrieOcu.
Saruuin y. Snttner iibcr lire
GinOrhdc in Nmerita.
Seia 9ries NIT SSapau.

gBicn, IL. SUM- 9arouiu Bertha
u. Suttner, Die betdnnte 6rieOenspers
ie6terin unO 9erfaFsrin oss Nertes
Die Baffen nisoer". ipeldbe eeIteru
ibren 70. @eburtstag ieierte, bat iih
in einen Sutsrbieip in iibere
3eugeuOcr @eiTe aegen iceeu Rrieass
rummsI ausaelproden aSb lper0e
fortfabrsn," iagte iie. .5u @uulten Oes
6riebens Su ihreiben umo Der gDeIt
mit3uleileu, meIne Gin0riide msin
iieben Wlonats Ionger 9tuientbalt in
ben Der, Stanten pon Nmerita ouf
mid gemdht bat"
Die 9droniu iIt iiberSeugt, Odb Der
So6e oes 8rieoens bon 9lmerita Der
grDBte 9eiitano geIeiltet tperoen miro.
SD betrac6te eS als meiue
9ilitt," fubr iit fort, ooie Rationen
Guropas su perFdnoigeu, oaB Die
Sadie Oes 6rieoeits ibre gefiirpnrter
in g(nerita bat, angsiun9en pom
4rGiioeuten bis gum ciufdhlten @rs
better. Mejue 9lbli6t, pie 8ersinigten
Stoaien All beiuhen. beitdno narin,
Oem 8olte oort gu ertlGren, ipie ges
Idbrlih bic ougeubltd!ide polttiide
Gage in Guropd lit. unn ibm por5ns
Ihlagen, oeu 5riebsnsfreuuoen in
Guropa 9ciitdno Su leiiten. Sd
iper0e meine GrlebniIie in gtmerltu
per6ifenilinen uno auf oieIe Weile
oic llnlenntnis, bic in europa iiber
3uItdnOe uno ghoraiter Der 8epobs
ner in oen 8ereinigtsn 5t1uieu
9srrIdjs serft1enen ssHn bitfe lln-
tcnntni8 @uropas 1T 5utpeilcu Io tisf
lpie oas Deer, oas uno bon Imeriia
trenni.
.Dd rcDen bic 9eltte INNER pom
BEN aeIpanntcn 8ejiebtmgen Sioifcben
oen 8ercnigten Staatcn uno Sapdn
uno Dem tonlmenoen Sriegc 5piI4en
6eiben Rationen. llnO bod III es
5atIa6e, oaB Sapun Die erIte Wlant
mar, pelbe grdiibent gBiIfons tiir3s
li6en 8uriblag fir S6ieOsgeri6te
annubm. Gs lit tsin 3peifel, bob
audi in 9lmerifd cine trie9eriIde Ggts
iation uon qerIonsu gefiibrt miro, Die
SyntereIIe all Dem internationdIen Riis
ftun9S 3ruIt ba6en. Bdbreno meis
nes 9luFentbaltes in oen Bereini9ten
Staaten ipuroe i6 iiberall beIehrt,
oab nibt bic gerin9ite Gefabr zines
belpoffueten 9Ouflittes 5ipii6en ienem
Qanoe uuo Sdpan beIte6t, uno boB
audi in Sapan feline sigentlih itarte
arieaspartei porbanoen 1T, ionoern
MIR eini0e 4qitdtoren. Die ibrc eigentn
Snterefeu berfolgen."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-06-15
@eoctt ole Woros-
Sri9aOe-@eueral 9eribina mil Il
sur SdDladlt SipiiIgen.

Manila, II. SUM. grigabeeenerol
Sobn S. perIhing, Der 9efebIsbaber
bes Departments BON Miiubanao, bat
alle 8orbereitungcn getrpffen, um ges
ger Die rebeIIiT6en Moros porsuriit=
ten unb bieIe al elmer Gnti6eiouness
f6la9t Su 5pingen. Inter bem 0ber>
pefebl bes Snltcn8 bon Solo iinb iie
in 8agaag nerTdan5t unb iperoen,
tpie Der umeritonif6e 8eFebl8bober
ii9er eriportet, ben onriidenOen omes
ritdniIben 8ruppen bartnGdiqen Wi=
beritenb entgegeniebcn. Die pprriitz
ten1en ameritanii6en Sruppen bette
ben aus elmer &pmpagnie requIdrer
Jnfanterie, elmer 6hpobrpn SabaIs
Ierie. iteben 9ompagnien Scouts
5tuei 8nmpognien &pnitoblern nit
elmer 8dtterie BON bier @ebirasaeS
fd)uBen unb einem MaT6inenqenebr.
3ug. 8rigooe @eneral cSobn Z.
Beribing bat folfe 8prfebrunqen oez
rotten. oaB ielbTt fir ben ToIl elmer
blutigen S4Iadt bic @erluite auf
ameritanif9er Seite ni9t er6ebIi6
meIDen fonnsn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-06-15
6eIet, luirO anerfamnt.
i3citnugcu miIiiea eeneralpOlts
mciiter Seridt rinreidDeH.
entiaeiOnna Oes oberbnnSssOerldts.

@aIbingtou, II. 9Sua;. 0as
9ber gun0esgeridh bat in elmer
geitern dbgesebcnen Gnti1siouna 0ns
i'm Sabre 1912 an9snommene 8eIeb,
ponad, 3eitunssn, 3eitidriften stc.
gebalten iinb, baIbiobgIith lei btm
@entrol goItmeiittr einen eiotn
beelaubioten 8srid3t init Sen gIdmsn
Der ae0otteurs, Ser @eI6dftsfiibrsr.
Der @igentiiiner, Der 9lfiienz uno
8onbinbaber uno bei tl9linen 3eituns
gen nit genauer gtnaobe Der 3irfula-
lion sin3ursineu unh oisIen @erid)t
3ugleif 5u pernfFentlifhen, fir tonitiz
tutionen ertldrt. 9(ls nieienigen 3eiz
tungtn, 3eitfhrifteu etc, pelde ii6
oieIer 9eitimmung nicbt fiiqen, Tpllen
Der Bripilsgien, ais gipltidden 5peis
ter SlaTe perI9idt su peroen, fir
perIuitia ertIdrt per0en, @iner ans
0eren 8eItimmung OieIes @eIeBss Sus
foIae folIen ber0ffentliebte 9trtiIeI, fir
Die 8s3asIung seleiItst lit, nit 0em
@prte r9ln3eigen" perfebeu Iein.
Die n2elpis Publiihing So" nno
Die Serausqeber oss .Sournol Of
Commerce" uno oes .gommerciol
Bulletin" in Rep 9nff fobtcn oie
&onItitrltionulitGt oes GjefeBes i'm
8unbes9eri6t auf ben @runo bin ON,
bGB mon inter bem GjtIsb Sen Sour
nailsmus regulieren uuS cine 3eniur
fir Die 9rshe sinFiihren pole. Sn
Dem 9unoes 9iftriitsqeri6t Oes
fiiOIi9en glsip gorf fud1fen Iie nm sis
nen @inbaltsbefebI nad, Inn Die
Dur9fiibrilng bes @eIsbes gu berbin=
bern. @ds @ertdt entfebieo gegen Die
9etsntsn, iporauf itd bisIe an bus
Sber gunoesgeriht lpan0ten mo
Oort, pie Die aeitern a6gsgcbene gnt=
idei0una befagt, ebcnf1ls cine Riez
0erldQe erlitten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-06-15
sSntereilante Sabeue.
9ic Ginnabmcn inter Ocm
ncaeH Sarif 6crcauet.
Iusfaa mebr ais ansge9liGen.

@of9ington. .. g.. ii. Suui.
Cine bonn 6inon5tomitee bes Senats
ausgearbeiste 5obeae, bic pergIei6ens
De 3ablen cntbdIt, peI9e auf Der
llnoerppobi9en 5orifborIage un6
bem gegeuipdrtigsn Sorif boIieren,
3ei9t. boB bic ourdI6nittIi1e ar
balorem 3oarate be5 neuen @efebes
32.99 eegen 1854 Qro3ent Des
paDne 2llbriA 3oltarifS betrGgt.
Der bur9 bic 2(uSbebnung Der sFrei=
Iiite in Der llnbsrppobI6en 8prloge
entItebenbe 9(usfaQ pir0 auf $24,s
718,329 gef9dBt. 9lusI6lieBli9 Der
@intpmmenIteuer nerbeH bic Gins
nobmen aus benz neuen SnriF ouf
$266, 701 ,130 eeI6dbt. nGbrenb bic
Ginnobmen gegenpdrtig 1904, ,216,s
694 betrogen. 9d Die Gintommens
iteuer ungeFGbr S80,O00,000 ein3us
bringen perIpri9t, ipiiroen bic Sptols
einnabmen aus oem geplnntsn SoriF
$347,000,000, Dber etipd $43,000,s
UUo me9r ols aus Dem 95dqne SllS
bri9 5orif betragen.
Dir 30Ge fir ni9t tloIiifisierfe
gtrtifsl, beuen sic 8emotraten pieIes
bin5ugsfiigt ba6en, pos bisber 8oIl=
frei eingefiibrt iperben tonnte, be3p.
pDbei iie bic gegenlpdrtiesn 30ue
auf mannigfude 9urusortiteI erb6bt
baben, 3eigt cine Grb0bung Der
Yobne : 2tlbri1 Roten, bic our9s
i9ntttli9 24.72 Pro3ent betrogen,
auf 1926 8ro3ent, lpoourb bic
@innabmen ppn $27, 100000 auf unz
gefdbr $60,000,000 erbDbt perben
ipiiroen. Die Ginnabmen aus 8oaz
5Onen ipiirbsn BON $27,O00,000 ouf
$13,000,000, bic 3udera0Ile bon
$60,000,000 auf $20,000,000 rebus
5iert iuerben, Iebtere purbcE na9
Dret Sobren gon5 aufbDren, tpeil
bonn 3uder auf bic 5reiliite 9eIebt
merben ion.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-06-15
Ylobltd) iuabnitnmig.
9es Msrocs nmgeflagte Jran pcrnr'
indlt Nnfreanna amf Renaenitan0.

ltniontopn, ga, II. SUM. Cine
5rau MarD 0lob, bic mter Der 2tns
ffaoe 0es Wioroes bier pro5eiiiert
lpirb, puroe gsTtern in eigener So6e
ols 3euqe psrnommen, dls iie duf eins
mol aufiprang unb in un3uiammene
eGnaenoen Worten BON elmer Billion
er8d6lte, Die Iie geieben. Yiit @'enalt
muBte Te aus oem @erihtsioal ents
fernt peroen. Sine 0urh Ia6pers
itdnoiqe 2lerSte sorgeuommene ltnters
iu6ung trgab, oab bic Jrau boff@
nunqslos ipabniinnig 1T. Die @es
i6porenen brodten Damn einen uuf
ni6t fduIoig Ioutenoen @abrIprub
Elm.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-06-15
Grltcr 0eJ6aftSjabrer.
gieuer geriuaItnngsplau III SrtidlafI
bfi Gbicaau onrfbgefilbrt.

GGicago, II. SUM-. Sir Der in Der
Idbe oieIcr Stoot selegeneu Srts
Ihaft aiper 5oreit begann geitTu nit
Dem Q(mtsaniritt oes neuen Gbers
baupts Der 0ffentliben 9lngelegsnbeiz
ten, Garl 80. Wiithea, cine nsue Qera
in Der gertpaltung. Mithea lit nan
oem BON Den gurgern 4iper 5prsiis
anaenommenen neuen pldn Der perite
@e{hdftsfiibrer" Oss Gjsrneiupeiens.
Gein gefe6l 1T in alien Qngelegens
bitten abicluies ejefsb. ylur ben
ggd6lern Der Orti9aft iit sr fir ieine
@misbanoluugn Dtrantmortlih.
Cont hdt i6m HienaHo etpas pore
suinreibsn. 2luBer Riper 1oreit olGl
e non 3pei Orti61ftcn in sen gers
ciniqten Stdntcn. Ole in ohnliGer
g1eiic peripdlttt peroer; Sumier. 2.
g., unD 9idor1, q. 6.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-06-15
sStt otc 2tefe.
SedsnuSOreibisitiinoigc &rObefabrt
nit einem lInterieeboOt.

Sos 2tugeles, Raj, II. SUM-. Mit
o.m srit uuldngIt fertig geiteaten linz
terieeboot .9enton" neueIteu Gtils
uno neueiten 3pps fino geitsrn mors
gen feds Mdnner, Der Grbduer bes
Boots, oefen 9ru6er, elm 3elegras
pbiit uno orei paKagiere, in Dem
0oFeH BON Gong 8ea9 in 6ie 3ieIe
gegan9en nno pollen So Stunben
unter Bafer bleibsn. gis beute
mpresn bat man bon Sen ouf 0em
Meerssgrunoe g9eiIentea ftiin0lia
telearapbiIhe Gahrid)t erbdlten.
9ieIe lautete in alien 5dlleu: a9tIts
an 9oro Der Benton III pobl.
5eute obenO miro 0ls Boot tpisoer
an bic G6erfldhe tommen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-06-15
emmmariId) btnseri6tet.
And) ,SransH befiuben it'd miter Scr,
idluureEed III China.

psting, Il. SUM-. Inter Den anz
gebli6en @srI9n0rern gegeu Die Ges
Qierunq, bic in oen leBten BO6en in
8ientIin unb gefing in 6nft gsnom>
men ipuroen, befinben iih nebrsre
8rauen, 0ie cine mooerne Gr3iebung
genofen bdben. IS perlautet, oaB
i6on uber 3peibun0ert gerldp0rer
na6 einem IumEoriinen 8erbOr bins
aerIdhtet noroen iino. IS ldBt lin
Idtper feItIteaen, OF Prdiioent guam
Obi adi BEL Der jeBt m @ange be-
finoli6en politiiden aumpagne fir
bic Brdiioenti9aft 2lnsdngsr gelpiunt
ober perlierf. jebenfals dber itRo pid5@
tige 1ruppsnbepegungen forttudbreno
I'M @dnQe.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-06-15
60bere GeIIdlter.
Sir Siplumatem Ser &crcimia-
ten Staatea empIublcn.
BON 9SrdHOsntcn b.filrpurtet.

8aibingtou. II. Sth.G 9rdiiDrn.
Diifon til 0nfiir, oa5 Die 8ebdlter
Der oiplomatiI9en 8ertreter Der gcrz
einigten Staaten I'M 9lusldno erG06t
lperoen ioIIten, Odmit Die a0miniItraz
iion nidt Oarauf angstuieien lsi, ouf
Die Bripotmittel rines Ntannes, Der
geeignet ipdre, einen oiplomatlideu
4BoIten 81 bethlehem. 9adiitbt 5u nebz
men. Der grdiioeut bat peri9ies
Oentlih ole @rfobrlng 9emabt, oaB
er gtdnner, Die ibm qan3 bsIonoers
paheno fir geipiHe oiplomatiihe goz
item erf9ienen, niht sur 9lnnabme
Derfelben bepegen fonnte, neil ibnen
niht Ole erForberli6en gripdtmitteI
sur @erfiigung itanoeu, nm dngemeTs
len reprGIentieren 81 fonnen. 0enas
tor Bacon BON Georgia tonferierte
geitern nit Dem Yrdiioentsn iiber bic
pon i6m singereihte 8in, pslde Die
oiplomatiI9en 8ebdlter 3u erboben
beSpedt. uno fano. Dab BrGFbent
8ilIon ourdous nit ibm in bieIer
6rage ipmpatbiiiert.
IS mag olio in g(usii6t Iteben,
oaB 8ptInoftergebditer auf etlpa
$25, 900 heroufgeieBt iperoen, uno
bab dlsodnn. penn cine lptttere @er@
9iituug fir Dobnungsmiete geitattet
miro, ole umeritoniIhsn 8otfhafter
ober 0eianoten gepiRerlnaBen iinans
3ieG auf eigenen Jiiben iteben fpns
non
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-06-15

Seute traF Or. qduro 9Jliiner,
Der braiiliauifhe Getrsidr fir 9lus
ipSetlgc 2(neelegeubsitsn. Der i'm MIDI
TRACE unb ais 0ertrstsr isiuer 9sgie
rung osn 8eiu9 Oes friiberer
Gtdatsiefreidr 9nor sripi0ert, nit
icinsa 9cQlcitern uno icinem gcFolse
in Wa bingtpn eiu.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-06-15

Sn feinsr osfriqen SiBuaq
nabm Der 8nnossTtnat cine @orlaae
an. Iaut ipeIder Die REORGANIZATION
0es 3olIoieuItes bis gum sSanuar
1914 OsridOben perosn Ipll.
- gsi eJnem Autpmo6il llnfda
tpuroe gsitern in be- ylGh BON Sra
cine. @isc.. M Mann. namens 5ront
Bet auf per Stege aet0ttt. funf
Yrionta purben ihper otrltst.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-06-15
ituearus Dsimiitcr.
Ger fsii6ere MiniiterprdiibeHt 9nfats
iuiro nidlt ernannt.

guoupeIt, 10. SUM. @raf Stt.
pbdn 1issd, bisbsr prdiioent oss
Observation-Disclosures 0ss un9arifden
gdrlamentes uno mad Dem Riidtritt
bes Minilteriums 2ataes nit Der
Reubilbung beg &abinstts betruut,
bot folgen0e MiniiterliIte 5ufommens
gsitsat uub gsitern 0e,H GatftrzS S0nig
3ur Genebmialng ui1terbreitti:
U1iniiterprdIibent - @raF stephan
3is5a.
0ainiitef Oss Snneren - Sobonn
Sanner.
9ttcrbauminiIter = Baron Gmeri6
GbillanDi.
W}intiter am tonigli1sn 5pftaser
Baron stephan guriun BON aus
jec8,
SuIti3miniiter = Or. 6runs SGT
tsl.
Finau5miniittr SObunn 81
les5tp.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-06-15

Qo6 einsm qgo3eb, Ser 13
Sa6rs lanq bic Gieridte III 8sutIh
iano bei6dltiat BAT. I'll jebt Der ofi
qenannte 8lpiledi 6a.l IN 8resIdu
ntibieofn. Der onoebline Sobn
elmer eiIen6dbnpdrisrs pjto ourd
bit entihtiouna ats reAimdBiger
Grft ees UroitU Gluiledi auertannt,
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-06-15
2ofbare Ga5cn.
ImerifaniIder Ardldulpgc bat iic in
WliiHfeH eriuurbeu.

0ep gprf, II. Suni. gait bem
Qprooutyhen 2luDpoanlpfer ,Georae
Baibington" truf geitern grofefIor
goul 8our, 9(rddoIoge an Der gales
lIniberIitdt, bier Elm. Gr bat felt
Gnbe W2drs in Berlin ano uiInhen
geipeilt un6 in Der boDsriIden 6aupts
itnot fir feline 6oHI9ule cine gris
patiammIuug BON $50 griehifhen
8aien, beren utter ouf bic 3eit BON
1000 D. Gbr. bis SIT gbriiti gefurt
suriid9efiibrt miro, crpor6en. Die
Sammlung iit BON auberoroentlid
bobem Wert uno cine Der bplIitGns
oigitsn, Die eriitieren. prOfsT0r 8aur
beaab fh fofoyt mad Reu 5apen
lpeiter, Inn sum bsginnenoeu Soms
meriemsiter feline 9ebridtigfeit ipie=
Der aH5utreteH.
Sober Rrtis fir 9lem6rauot.
9aris. II. SUM. genbranpts
Bib g8aibisba" iuarbe qeIteru Bel
oem &ertauf ber Gammluna BEG
Sarpns Gttrnoradlt. pom oaaa, ppu
gapten fur 100000 erItanotn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-06-15
Sier getOtef.
Stehcl GgplOiiOn aui 9ampi:
barfc in Gacine, gSisr.
Iyiiuf 9criOncn pcrmiRt.

8acine. @is,. II, SUM-. gtm gorb
oer 9ampfbarts i'm bieli9en
0ofsn fonO beute cine &efel Grs
ploiion itott, Bier BON ben Manns
fdafte uno 9(rbsitsrn, bic Die 2as
bung Ioidten. purben setotet, 5tpet
perleBt unO flint perben bermibt.