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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-26

mSfIOiINS OF I1OHlSs
One ray of light on who this mystic
rious being is has been uncovered
through her own lips Mrs. Appel
baum tells of a girlhoOd home in Mich
igan. She sketches in brief interrupted
highlights scant memory impressions
tiny bits from the closed chapters of
her life-these peep into what she was.
In this little Michigan home Mrs. APP
pelbaum tells of an aged father-one
who in this greatest crisis in her life
she wishes to save from pain or grief
She will not tell his name, nor even
the locality in which he lives. Yet
her one cry has been, Don't send him
word-this will kill him.
Who this venerable old father may
be, where he may live, what misfor
tune beset his household that so wide
ly separated his family-all these tan
gible points that might unmask Mrs.
Appelbaum-are as yet mute and in
scrutable stumbling blocks in the path
of the investigation into who and what
the woman may be.
Until she shows other fear than that
of exposure, if she fears exposure, the
woman's incOgnito viii probably re-
main an impenetrable problem.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-26
CAMPAIGN
BEGUN BY MACON WOMEN

MACON, GA, Feb. 26.-The first
project of the Ladies auxiliary Of the
Chamber of Commerce has been sue
cessful Permission was last night
granted by city council. which also
appropriated a sum of money for the
purpose. for the planting of shade trees
on Fourth street from the Central Of
Georgia depot to Cherry street. The
sidewalk
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-26
ATTORNEY
GENERAL THOMPSON
is DEAD AT CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Feb. 26.-John Q. Thomp-
son, first assistant attorney general Of
the United States, died today at the
Stratford hotel OF acute uraemia. Death
occurred shortly after 6 O'clock
Thompson reached Chicago Friday
from Kansas, where he had been on
business for the department of justice.
Saturday he was found unconscious In
his room at the hotel. He was uncon-
scious most of the time since he was
stricken
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-26

pearance does not seemingly aid in the
smile, but who can tell what attracts
the feminine or inspires such throb
bling emotions as "Girlie." His appear
ance was that Of a pale, thin nosed,
thin-lpped Semitic, with thinning hair
hanging in a curly shock about an eX-
tremely high and increased brow.
Appelbaum was a full-statured man.
light to the point of thinness well
dressed and in his tailors eye not an
unattractive figure
His career has been brought to
sudden and tragic end. What he leaves
behind may never be known. How
many heartaches, how many trusting
maids waiting for the man who prom
Used" will probably never be told.
Truly a fitting gravestone:
.'JerrN Appelbaum. Don Juan"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-26
She Loves Him Still.
IRISH SUFFRAGETTES
SEVER PHONE WIRES

BELFAST, IRELAND, Feb. 26.-Suf-
fragettes cut number of telephone
wires near here today. \ number of
small villages were completely cut off
by telephone from communication with
the outside world. Votes for Women
placards were nailed to a number of
poles near the scene of the wire-cutting
operations,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-26
DEFICIENCY BILL OF $24,ooo,ooo.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-The APP
preparations committee reported to the
house today that the general deficiency
bill carrying appropriations of $24235,-
740 to supply deficiencies in the vari-
Gus government departments for the
current fiscal year. This is the last an
nual budget to be considered by the
house.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-26
AT WAR ON TREE SCALE.

AUGUSTA, GA, Feb. 26.--W. Y
Reed, of the state board of entomology
of Atlanta, is in Augusta, and with
Robert Wingfield, city superintendent
of trees. is waging a vigorous war
against the West India scale. Augusta
prides herself upon the beauty of her
shade trees and many of them are being
ruined by the scale.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-26
ALBANIAN ADDRESSES
AUGUSTUS LABOR MEN

AUGUSTA, GA, Feb. 26.-Today was
celebrated as organization day by the
Augusta union labor men and exercises
last night We're featured by splendid
address from President Marks. of At
lanta. the head of the Georgia fedora
tion. President Marks made a stirring
address, in which he pointed out the
benefits accruing TO laborers who join
unions
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-26

SPECIAL RATES are given on "situa-
tions Wanted" ads. Your 3O-word ad
inserted one time for 1Oc three times for
20c seven times for 40c.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-26

Her pitiful tale of love she poured
out in heartbreaking screeds to APP
pelbaum even after he had taken unto
himself a mate and had lived for some
months in Charlotte-his home town
and Atlanta.
The little Michigan girls dream is
shattered. Hiding her identity under
the pretty pseudonym, "Girlie" she may
never know the tragic outcome of her
heart affair until some day the wind
that scatters gossip like chaff before
the western gale may bring to her the
story-and break her heart
Then there are tales of other girls
all lured beyond the sense Of rea-
soning power by this Lothario, the man
who met death when he, it is alleged,
dragged one woman just a trihe too
far over the brink of en-eyed rage
and found death clutching him at her
feet.
She Loves Him Still.
Lastly, the tale of the woman against
whom the murder probe is now being
turned, says, Il love him. He treated
me most cruelly-but l love him."
Surely this man had about him some
compelling love force-something of
the Hercules of old and the Prince Ar
tagon Of the new. His personal APP
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-26

LETTERS

ways captivated her beyond power to
resist. There was a hasty marriage
and a night train bore the pair into
Salt Lake City, where for a while they
seemed happy enough.
Soon Appelbaum tired of the little
woman with the apple bloom cheeks
and sought the company of more inter
esting but less wholesome persons of
Chicago's seamy night circle. A few
years later-in 19OS-they parted.
While in the city by the lake. APP
pelbaum met and it is reported, mar
ried a girl who lived in LAGRANGE
few miles out Of Chicago. His matri-
monial tangle with this girl wound up
less than two weeks ago in Kansas City,
where the wife secured a divorce and
was granted a weekly alimony allow
ance.
A Dream Shattered.
While Appelbaum lived in Chicago it
is said that there he met a pretty Sag
NAV, Mich, girl. This cultured, clever
miss soon fell under the spell of the
Don Juan. He told her of pretty home
he planned to make for just himself and
the girl. He told her of his undying
affection-of his desire to take her into
his arms and hide from the world The
little maid trusted not wisely, but too
well.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-26

For other news of Appelbaum
case, see Page 3,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-26

THE SILENT WOMAN IN THE TOWER
is he Tower in h same DOM ecu p by Mrs wee
h @
an CAV wa to h weeping this p G 4 to p @
SORT Mrs App H expects to be i Land hv l IN he our h
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-26
Memories of Home.

sobbing and shrinking, she shirks
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Sapans Gbre.

Die jupaniihe Regi.runa bat Die
b o,plomutiffen llntsrbonblunsen tpss
gen Der taIiforniibsn 4ugsIessnbsit
auf cine 8abn eelentt, bic iebe Der.
ftdnoiguns ausitliebt unb spor III
ods mi. abit6t seiteben. gtaf,bsm
Ter grdIioent iid iiberssust bat, bGb
ta5 taIiforniihs Geiss ni6t in Wiosrs
'fr46 3u unIerem 9ertraee nit sas
ton itebt, bat 2eBteres Die 9eanitans
eung Oes8eisBss aus 8srtrags s6riins
Der eingeIteqt unb mo6t runmsbr 1els
ttnh, bab bos 9efeb, inoerh es eeaen
ssdpunet oistriminirt, bic Gbre uno
Wiirbs Der japanif6en Ration ar=
tdIiet Qie unter iolhen llmitGnb.r
sin 4usslsia m0glih ndrs, III niti
flbbdr. Gbre unb Wurbe iinp abz
itratte 8seriffs. Ssine Ration sdr1ns
tlrt Der onbsren ibre gbre unn Wiss
BE-, neil sine Definition niht moalit
1T, pie iie 5u elmer DsrtrassmGbissn
Qbmahung notbpenbig tpdrs. Dss
Nsiteren tritt nod hinsu, bab bic
8eariffe BON WIrbe uno g6rs, tpie iis
Sopun in bem porliesenoen Safe ons
3upenben beabfi6tist, poltsrrehtlif
ttiue 4npenoung finbsn.
Rad benz 8olterreft bat tsin Nus
lG1ner bas Re6i gum bauernoen Qhfs
eRttalt in einsm fremben aanbe unn
tisie 9srtpsissrune beg 4ufentbaltss
rttts pirh in europa iebr itrene
ourhsefiibrt uno Sipar gan5 beionbsrs
ooa 0eutiblano. Wenn polen unb
S.ooten in gu sroben Mensen nod
Ceutiflano fommen ober fpenn iie
turh Wiongel on Grbeit unterltnnbsz
lCs gerprrbsn iinb, fperben lie bon Der
pclisei abpeidoben. Wenn sJopnner
noh Deutfhlonb tommsn, purbe bas
Gleihe nit ilnen gei6eben; man
Diiros lie fpabrfheinlih gar niht ins
24nb bereinlafIen. Dos Rett, tpele
6es Oeutfhlanb auseitebt, ipirb man
uns niht abitreiten ionnen. Demnat
Iinh bic Ser. Staaten ieberseit berehs
tis.. Saparer bes 2unbes gu peripsiT
fen uuber iptpeit ibnen Der 2ufents
6clt psrtrasIih eineeraumt III; nber
gertr6ss iDnnen jeoeraeit setinbist
ntrben. Demnab balten mir es fiir
fas Bette, ale Dertrase nit Sapan au
tinbigen. Damn tann es ni9t MnitGns
be fpegen lsiner getrdntien gbre unb
Dirbe mahen. Greilid fuiirbe barn
Sopan bag slei9e @eht nit 1eSug
nuf amerifanifGe Diirser 5uiteben,
bic fi4 bort amfbniten. Nir fteben IA
jett in foIGsm gerbdItnis au Rub.
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ieaat. bet mir retirirsn, bat Is cen
Sunbsfott, On f1Ishten aeerI! Wprs
gen, ainnsr!~
WirsIif, ipenn mans btIiebt, perlcs
rem lit nihts. StratssiIh tpenigitens.
Tic albrehnrng iolgt bel yeip3ig.
Der Ittperite 0erluit III Shnrnborft
9luf elmer gabre ipirb sr aus bem brens
nsnosn Grobgorfhsn berdussetrossn.
Die Wunbs fei niht fhIimm, fassn
bic Gbirurgen. I'm 70 beTsr, ba
brauhs i'd, mid nitt 5n fhonsn.@ llno
er arb.itet inn ardnteulposen, arbeittt
auf bem S6msr3ensIdgsr, orbsiist bes
saaes uno drteitst Rahts. Der Qahms
aeid,oiiene iii inmer nHferiDeas: nls
Gtrnteos, oIs Organization. fhlieblih
als Diplomat; no man ihn brdudt. bo
iit er aud. Die Wunos perihltmmerf
Iih; burh bic erpigs llnriibe, oi. unses
niigsnbs Dfleas, ben Staub Der Nanos
ftrabe. Wludt nihts:
.Tiibrt mid, in GiIs psn Drag.
min NIT gfnt nm Ssiirsih fperben,
Sii's beftloiIen, nil ih itsrbsn,
Wo Sdfpsrin i'm gluts lag"
BORT III bsnn out gsitorben. att
Wofen noh Der Wunos; beg ntsoers
Idhiiihen Gtdmmss brrlitsr Sobn.
ams benz irbifhsn Gstiimnsl
6dbtn gngel in BEN 6immel
Ssine Seels lanft aefiibri.
gu benz alisn beutihen Ratbe.
Den i'm ritterlifNn Staote
Gtpie aaiier aarl rssisrt.
.Griib Gi,6 gott, ibr tbsuren 5sl'
ben,
aann Guh frobs 3eiilrs mslbsn;
Infer Dolt 1T aufgepdtt.
Tsutihlanb bat iein Redt sefunoen,
Staut. ih TRACE SiibnunsspunoeH,
aus Der beil'gsu SpfsrihIaht.
3u ben botitsn gersssforItsn,
Wo bic freien 4ofer horiten,
6dt iih friih iein Bid estpanot;
Iur bsm So6iisu gait fein Strsbeu,
BUR in Treifsit ionnt sr leben,
Sf1rnborit pirb or bruni gendnni.
asinsr mar pohl treuer, reiner,
RGber itano bem aOnig teiner -
To6 benz Dolte itIus ftin Ssrs.
Gpis auf ben oippen ihrDeben.
Wirb er, fpiro i'm 0ol.e lsbsn,
Better als in Stein uno Gr3.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-14

SEPT brobt AUDI bem Ner
gtrter 9oaro Of 9lIbermen eiue lin.
tsriudung Seitens oes Stuatsans
ralts. Die @eranlnFung bier5u sibi
be Weigerung Der Staotodter, biz
Getiibren Der Surricabs, Iptpis ibt
Eeht 5ur genuBune Der 'Straben 81
reguliren. 5eitgeiteat lit ifpn. oat
elne In5abl 9Olisiiten 5abrturten 3us
frs;en 8enusung bon Sdrricabs bat.
Ter. Wtan min ieBt tpifIen, oh aud
Stabtpdter ipI6e 8srgiinitiaung 5e,
noTen. GbenIo 1T feitgeitelIt, oab bic
Sdrricdb 9efellfhuften rieiise Sum.
men fir Stonbgebiibren an Sptels
unb Reitourateure, Dor oersn 2otaIer
te SGris aufgeiteQt iino, be5ahls
ten. Sn bieiem Sale lit man begieriq
81 srfdhren, ob StabtpGtsr an bieiem
Gei6Gft intereIfirt tpdren. ISintemds
len unh oLlniepeilen Stanpgeblbrea,
trrnn Iis iiberbaupt be5ablt Dsrosn
frlen, Der Stuot sutonmen unb nitt
Grlpaten, lit Der 8eroaft oufsss
.tnudt, oof eine SbeiIung Der 8eut:
sp:Ihen Stdotp6tern uno Sotelee.
fibern fnttgefunbsn bat, oa fonit biz
9c-fpeigerlng Der Regulation, pslte
oieie 9etufren Der Stabt aupeiisn
pr ute, unertldrlit i6etnt.
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Die 9erner Ronferena, oi,

Die 9erner 2onfersns, bic
hauptiGhlit Don So3iaIiiten beTuht
mar, bat eine ReIoIution paIIirt, tpeIds
zen balhiger Qbi6IuB zines bsutsh,
fror5DIifber SdiebsgerittspsrtruJes
forhert. Su Der 5ouptfa6e bet:bt
eiH iolher 8ertrQq ihoH. gs lit Der
5rantfurter 8ertrag BON 1871, in
ncI6em 6runtreih dufglIdbz2otbrins
ger per3ihtet unb bic aiten 5rieben3s
uro Notwithstanding 3ptihen
beinen 2dnbern pieoer in 9raft Isst.
srobbem ruiter bic beioen Qationen
iueiter. Jruntreih nil e6en ben
5rantfurter 8srtrag 8erreiben. 8u3
fdJisbt bod bic Woglitteit zines
fSieosseri6tli6sn 9srtraess aug. SIN
uebrigsn fino dls 9srtrdge 3rpifhen
gintionen iQuIorii6. Die oftusuen
osntsrsiien iirb oneiu fir ben Wertf
re: 8ertrGge beitimmeno. Oos 3eigt
fit] on Oeutih(anb unb Sefterrsit.
Grftsres ga. 3pstmdl auf bic 9efdbr
zines arieges bic 8unbestreue osgea
feinen 9erbiinbeten getpobrt. Shas
iroeno fpelhe NbDotatentiinite bate
T:rtfhlonb iih Der 0erpfli6tunq
ent3ieben tonnen, ipegen Ssitsrreits
tn einen Srieg gu seratben, ba bsr
gertrag uusbritli6 beiogt, BAT
SslttI6lanbs llnterftuBung erit su srs
frteen babs. naGbem CeIterrei9 ons
oeeriffen iporben iit. GrIterss BOT
mehr eethdn, dls Der 9ertrag perz
f1nat. Gs bat feline unteritiisun9 3uz
aefagt, ehe nod bic Eebe BON eincn
Griege mar, neil elm itdrtes Geiterreih
cine Sduspe6r fir 0euftlanb If.
Diefe Srterefengemeiui6oft bate fi6
eeltenb qemaht, audi tpenn tein 8ers
trog beitonoen bate. Rad bieTsr
CariteIlung 1T gu peritsben, tparum
gInbnib spiiden 5rantrei9 uno
-5sutfhlanb nublos tpGre. sgrnntre;d
nil iia in ben beftebenben 3uTtano
nift fiigen. Demnah fam Elm gers
trao ni6t gu Stanbe fommen une
trenn Ct gu Stanbe tame, nIrbe bic
rerFtedte feinblihe Siimmung neiter
tefteben. Die tinblide S6spdrmsrei
Ter Berner Jrieoensapoitep ldbt fid
cber noh beutliher erfpeifen, fpenn
mcu bdron bentt, bab Jnanirein ber
GHtenfe aHsebOrt. Wie f0nnte Teuti t=
lamb einem yriebenspertraee mid
UtdntyefG sertrauen, ,spenn be ies meter
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2okal-
0Deftcnb 2lbenb sFod)id3ule


lie g6enbhcf,ifule 6eg @eiienSs
Fat in Sieiem Seneiter cine groBe
8raouanSenflaIie, melfe Die Trii.
i.iHg beitonben baben ino nun MT
benz Teiieseugnib Die ginitnIt nerlni.
len lie Romen oerienieen. ipeIhc
Die Rriiilina bcitauSen haben uno nun
nit Dem Reiie3eligHiB Die aniillt
perlaiien. lie Ramen oerieniaen,
lpelde oas Gramen beItauSen baben.
iinb:
afahentiides Tepartenlent - ssau.
nett Bloom. slmanSa Soiieneper.
giarie gl5erielo. Dlarp GreSerid.
5eB 5reoerif. Qauline Saib, gIuerl
atueller, Dtinnie Rlppreft. glencre
Hupgreht, Selma Sprinsmeier. or.
len Sbap, Sobn 1oerner. ssoeob
9roo, sllireS SeepeImnnn, Sc5n
grobman. Sarrn g. @lc9seaI, Ser.
bert u. gtieman. SdnneI Nepsner.
Soc Z. Stoefel ir.. Sreo ). Sd)nei.
Der. glrner i. Qoeit, Norris Sbotler,
g2alter SonS. aiobert @oeIlHer, Ben.
9iie, gseslep ssebrung, George
@oiroI.
@oit @raouanben. Stenolrapbi.
ifes Separtemenf Clara Goors.
SnIia SuIlipan, 2asprenee Doun5.
SaiiDels. .Tepartement Mriblr
u. Armbrliit. 9illiam s. giidoii,
Beorge =. @lernfer, Carl 8. Bloc.
baum. eouis Sogro,p. eliiioro G.
Glarf. alIireb 8. Geiters. Gee lob.
ION, Charles G. ssIanagan, Gam. o.
Grab. Sobn u. Snu. auguif SeIm.
Gbspare =. Soppe, afbert z. aoeb.
Ter. Siaoc 9ib,fa. Geo 8. Dlersmin,
Carl. u. geter. 5ranf gopritcr. Som
orb ID. @iliog gbsparo 4nlfbor't,
Inpio Sd)orr. 8iQian g. Shinoler.
Sarrn &. Siurla, Srieoa Saiiterbad,.
8enepa !. sieilier. Gena Sd,eeier,
Slorenee Stniien. Milbreo e. Nier.
bafe, 1nrie j. @eiieIman. Bertha
Ieterion.
Sienoarapbiides Tepnrtement -
atiHa Y. Bauer, M1nrIe Berger, UsIls
hreS e. gerIefanp, Gitber e. gohu.
Diaiie 6. grodboii. Mice W.- Carton.
ethei Cunningham, Gill. y. Inlpes,
Clara w. Ioereer. Sena 1oIobrrc,
Warie @reenbera. Goith 8. Grifiitb,
Sorettn 81. Grcte, Moie ai. qlniins.
Gillian acc, CLARA $. acrfbnneu.
Sin as. ssprfhngen. anna y. WeRa.
hon Selen ~ gsniomep. gllitiee Z.
Deoeller, Steaa Eiates. Goa SelSer.
Gthel z Stablep. 9,ettie 6. Stoa,
GiteIle ggnpper, Soisphine loItiac,
Hlorie HaiI, sopbie g. gogt. aoretta
g. Neinaartner, Carrie g2ilnnstn.
Ienn BiInnsfp. Gbna ]. NintsY.
ssofie G. Minierhalter, MoIe W. 3inf.
Icra 81. @cber, 4nrrn I. ssiihsr.
ssnmes T., Jitpntrid, ggiIIinm Q.
&nrtlep, hilbert o. 3ifnt, Cliff q.
3 ebrInnn, Thomas aJ2orriflep, ga.
inuei @diIel, Rorris EnmueIs, 80.
bert eeitfr, Gre6. M. S6uIte, H;l.
liam .. Sipelpir, Glenn = 0xit.
.mepex Gsanf edrop.
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Sm Senat Iiefern bic Repu5Iis
tdner HeDei6la6ten sesen ben 5arif.
Cs 1T nt6t bentbar. ooB iie fia oaocn
eiien Grfolo oeripre6er. Die Demo
frnten irerben ben republituniIhen
Eennern 10 pieI geadtuns fdsnisn,
ipis gu ihrer 3eit bic Republitaner
ben 0emrtraten. Wirtiameres tonutc
eeleifte. tpsroen, apoutsu Die Rspubli=
tdner einen 4ompromib in Der WeiIs
rcridIugen. buB Iie iih bersit sr.Ids
rer, ben 5urif unter Der 9eoingung gu
IaterItiiser, buB perIhieoene 3OGs.
sie su riebrig iino, erbobt peroen.
Nn3u get0rt aber Elm patriotismus,
Der Bel polititern nidt ansutreffsn
III. Sbr gemii6en lit niht oarauf
gsrihtst, Die SnbuItrie gu retten, ions
bern bic 9ortei. gu perpunoern
IT, nob bic progreTiosn einen iolhen
&cmpromiS niht pori4Iagsn, oa lie
bod i'm 4Geemeinen nit elmer 3olsr=
mGbigung einoeritunoen iino. sic
fuiirben fih oa6er teiuer prin3ipisns
rerIesuno fhutbig MAIDEN, penn fie
Den bsmptratiihsn gartf urter ass
triFer Qorbebulteu, bic ibnen suses
iIcnoen perben miiBten, untsrItiibtsr.
Gber es i6eint, bob audi ben Qro=
gieHipen mebr am psrmsintlihen pars
teiportbsil slegen 1T, aIs ben 8iiresru
eiren 9isnft gu erpeiieH.
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Ger Stabls SruIt oIs Wobl
tbdter Der Reni6beit mar bas 3eua
nit. oas Der prGIibent oes Sruits
S1g. u. Jdrreu, in benz 0erfubrer
SIR IufIoiung Der uniteo Staisi
Steel Corporation ablegte. Rubrenor
gepeiie ben patriptismus er6rdht
sr. IrcBbem bic 9orporation mi
IrftrGgen iiberbduft mar, lieb iie BIZ
9trbeit liegen, nm Der Resierung Ell
itlne Rammen aur gefeitiguns Del
UiHiiiippi 0dmme tpdbrsnb Del
Seotapchers gu liefern. IIs boI
Gpetulanten 3inn gu .tornsrn" Der
iuHten, babe bic aorporatipn ihr,
Qnrratbstummern geDffnet uno ou:
3inn thrsn 9onturrenten psrtauft
0er 2ohn lei um 40 MilIionen Dol
lors ert06t tporben. DAB Die 3prpo.
ration StabIrsifen fir bas Yerpater
pons gaumpoue dusThliebIih unb al,
lein liefsrt, lei ebenfaIls elm WerI
Ger Wtenihlitteit. Inbere ipolIter
bic asifen nift beritsQen, neil Del
Vroftt gu gerine iei. Die Sorporl'
tirn lei oeE 8aumpolpatern gu Diff
oefnmmen. Oas Sreusperhor rpirt
SieIe Sepeiie bon MsnI6snfreunolih'
felt erIhiittern. Sebr pieIe Giienpna,
rca SnouItrien limb benz 5ru't iibert
IcTsn tporben. neil bieier in Der Gag,
Iiit, ale aonturren3 gu oerordn9en
2lber tpenn tpirtli6 bic Sorporatior
burd) PdhItenIisbe geaIdnst baber
iollts, bIeibt bod Die 5batiats be.
iteben, bar iis in Der Gage 1T. in es,
uau >snteegsngeieBter Weiie gu ban:
telu. Sin 9espot tunn noblpousnt
Teir, poer uuh niht. Die rihti9t
Methobe 1T bsmnuh, iiberbaupt tsiner
0espoten gu buloen. Y9as Die QuF'
l6iung beg Sruits perbinoern ourfte
I;ro nift 'eine 8sroisnits, iprpsrn oaa
9roblem, oas Worsan nit ben Wor'
ten baraeitslt bat: rDie toun mur
Rlhrei pisber auseinonberriibrsn?"
Die gum 5ruIt ssborigen aorporatio.
ncn iinb 10 eng nit einanosr peripab.
zen uno ipe3ien Die finan3isQen Snte-4
sifen Ip untrennbar nit einanoer Dsr'
tilipFt. bab cine Operation, um ods
Blno gu loien, GapitaIsperIuits be-
pi,ten purbe. pslte tein 9eritt pers
antfpprten mDhte. 0ds 9ruitprobler
tam nur porbeueeno, rti6t beilenn
bebonbeIt nerben. Der Staat mut
psrbiitsn, baB fruits sntitebsn. Dsun
Iis einmol sntItunben Rnb, ooun III
ale 5eiItunIt pergsbsns. grosbsm
iinn bic jstt sefiibrten pro5efie nih'
cline Usrtt. sic baben eine as
itrsdenbe Mirtung. 9os Weitere mus
cds 9eisB thlin, tpsltss alien por
5rrits fortan uussegsbener Gttien
UNI gpncs ben Stsmp.l Der unsefsbs
l;t.eit auforiidt. Sol6e Qapiers iauf.
Tismanb. 9emnua merbsn iis aud
ni6t smittirt fperpen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-14

gu pDrtIin genommen
grfter Gdit: sd rn0dte cine pors
ton Stodfiih!"
3neiter gait. Sd au4!1
9ritter Sat: sd aud; aber
friih mub er isin!1
aenneria tin bic Riihe rufenb) !:
.Drst portionen Gtodftf9 - sine
mub triiG isin!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-14

i'm gunbe nit ben DsutIhlanb feinbs
Iid sefinnten Usddten, Rublanb unb
England. itebta Der Jriebe Idbt iih
uRter ben gegenpdrtisen 9erbdltniTen
nut nit Waffensepult ipohren. Dus
tltngt hOf,ft eisenthiimIih, trobbem III
eS unbeitreitbur ipabr. Nur GeutIhs
Ic.os mtlitdriihe leberlssenbeit oct
felt 1871 einen ariss sfpiihen ben
eutopGiifen 9robmd9ten perbItet.
The evening world., 1913-04-22
COBB WILL COMPROMISE
WITH NAvlN OF DETROIT.

DETROIT. Mich. April 0.-Tyrus
Raymond Cobb viii arrive in Detroit
either Thursday or Friday for . con-
ference with President Frank Navin Of
the Tigers. Cobb 10 willing to make
concessions TO the Tiger boss In regard
to some Of the differences which haze
been ooIdins the two apart. and Il 10
understood that Nawn will also concede
sswsral disputed points In order to
reach an amicab,e agreement with the
siugginS outheldsr.
These facts were gathered to-day from
. source apparently reliable. Oobb Is
now In Atlanta, Ca. but his intimate
friends here claim to have received
word from him that he would leave for
Detroit either to-day or tomorrow
Friends Of both Cobb and Navin pre-
dictsd that the Georgian would make
HE 1913 appearance In . Tiger uniform
within . week.
The evening world., 1913-04-22
SPORT BRIEFS.

ss,setss e, ,Ss f0I'e~iss sir.'sn sshisss To- ~
:. Captain John Paul Jope,. bennett, Csssrus,
Finch. kansier Snyder nrodl, whinnsSy. Coffey.
sshs,lI,on sh,lt Bowl inserson. McCutehson. fAiiip.
ns ssvsnth annual tomnsmeut q ~ Ne.
tiond Bowling Association, which opensd at
Rochsstss two wssks 40 - SATURDAY. will Close
sss n .sd a. dssS .nssss :%sns y ' Y:.sss sss,
town rlsd 6i7 In the dnsles and Sversl .oths.s
b~tersd 600. but uons sot into the firss fiftsss.
Yais won the city bsse,sii chsmp,ccsh,p d
New Haven Tor he firss time 10 muss than q !
team d the Eastern X.oisiios--s to'S.
ou, Ens;S q 4. ''SS:. w "sss, a, g9lo IT; M "
the West Side ssimmias team and he City
ecorns 8 Soais.. Tbs match was arTsns.d q :
tro,a Tor w Wct sade Y. n. O. A.. With ths
wrts pool ccmstiton st The Bsrln oiyupi'
games IN 1910.
Colimbia won an easy lawn tennis victory ovs-
the Cy College team. on the south Field cufrts
capturing the dyai match By ~prs Of 8 20 1.
Prcsransmw are on, for sts Sft~snth annus
amateur championship tourp ament Of the Metro
yoi.an Golf A.oei.t.on, 20 BE- held o,r The link
q TO "a. The championship will begin With
80 bole testing curd. and the firpt thirty .tws
PLAYERS will qualify fr the title.
Columbia has entered Q team Il runners IN III,
,fs.hm.n hs,, rssS y race 10 II: rslay mest q q,
uTday, me rsSs Vii Be- lest % on" and Men,, & s
and Penn ars ss,onG the colleges whch have On