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The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-04-02
Prominent Events. .......
In The Career Of
J. Pierpont Nor gan

Junlus Spencer Morgan, leaving
him $1O,OOO,Oeo.
His early ambition was to be q
poet. His boyhood nickname was
"Pip."
He entered the English High
School at Boston at IA, where he
gave no indication of special men
tai power, although clever at
mathematics.
He attended college at Goettin.
gen, Germany, for two years after
graduation, begun his career as a
banker at the age of 81.
His first experience as banker
was with the firm of Morgan and
Peabody at their London house.
In 1901. T. Morgan went to
New York where he fought Gould
and Fisk for the lease of the AL
bany and Susquehanna railroad,
winning his battle over those two
veteran railroad fnanciers.
A year later, in 1871, he enter
ed the firm of Drexel, Morgan and
Co., which later became j. P.
Morgan and Co., the largest and
most influential private financial
institution in the world.
In the same year Mr.. Morgan
became associated with Commo-
dore Vanderbilt and by creating a
market in Europe for a block of
$25, 900, 900 worth of New York
Central stock, which he SOLD for
an enormous profit, won the great
financler's admiration.
This marked the real beginning
! of his dazzling career.
In 1877 J. P. Morgan handled
an issue of $3.50, ooo, 900 govern.
ment bonds, in preparation for
putting the nations currency on
gold basis.
In 1880 he provided $40, 900, 900
to extend the Northern Pacific
railroad to the coast. The same
year he rcorganized the Reading
railroad and the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad involving a lean Of
$40, 100000.
In 1855 he engineered the cele-
brated West Shore railroad deal.
In 1892 he. with August Bel
mont, performed the impossible
by maintaining the gold reserve in
the federal treasury suspending the
laws of exchange inorder to do so.
In 1893 he created the Southern
Railway system out of the kich'
mond Terminal and allied lines.
In 1895 he rehabilitated the Erie
railroad and two years later put
the Lchigh Valley railroad on its
feet and Effected the soft coal COM
bination.
IN 1899 be negotiated the frst
foreign loan ever placed in the
United States, this being the Mex
icaA loan.
In 1900 he handled $25, 100000
of the British war loan.
In 1901 J. P. Morgan formed
the United States Steel Corpora
ton, capitalized at 81, 154, 100000
During the same year he form
ed the Northern Securities Com
pany.
In 1902 he organized the Inter-
national Mercantile Company.
Was devout Churchman and a
vestryman of St. Georges Eplsco-
pal church, New York where he
worshiped regularly.
j. P. Morgan gave millions to
charity, but hated any mention
thereof.
J 4 Al
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MIR. j. M. Campbell, of Vienna,
was among the business visitors IN
the city today. ..
Mr.. Fl. A. Jessup, of Douglas,
spent today here. II, E !,
Mr.. F. D. Cohan, Of ociIla, is
in the city today.
Mr.. E. P. Lowther and Mr.. j.
7. Newbern we're up from Villa
coochee yesterday.
Mr.. W. L. Waits Of OciIla, was
transacting business IN the city.
Yesterday.
Messrs. S. A. Skies M. G. Viii
cox and O. M. TIllman composed
a party from McRea who spent
Tuesday here.
Mr.. H. CARRIER, proprietor OF
the Surprise Store, transacted busl-
ness in Savannah the past few days.
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LOUISE HOMER DANCES CHARM.
IN0lv IN A cRINOliNE,

Louise Homer hadn't much to do as
Marina. the sweetheart OF Dmitrl: but
In her crnollne she was lovely pic
'ure. and In the dance In the garden Of
her fathers castle she was not only
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delightfully. Anna Case. as Theodore,
foris's son and heir. In her big boots
made a iine-looklng boy. and she sang
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<enla. Boris's lovcsick daughter. sung
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Maria Duchene was effective as the
Nurse.
Dc Segurola, as Narlaam. the hard
drinking monk with his wits about him.
dc a capital bit OF chara cterizati ton
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He deserved all the laughs he got.
hciss had little opportunity as the Sim
pleton, but he took advantage of 1t to
score. Rothier was excellent as Plmenn.
the recording monk and the final striker
ot the conscience or tl, Czar. Rossi
vas confident police agent In the
cast were Reschiglian. Audisio, Marianl
and kredler.
MIR. Toscan.n!. who conducted. had
labored long and earnestly to give the
production the charm and grace and
effectiveness that 1t possessed. lie was
=, rsuaded-an unusual thing for him
% accept a cnrtaip call. Mr.. Didur. for
whom the calls were as fervid as they
were numerous. had the grace TO make
Mr.. Setti share the first one with him.
Mr.. Setti well deserved the compii-
ment.
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Dean Lewis for Covs,uo,.

PHILADELPHIA. March 20. - Dean
Whham Draper Lewis OF the University
of Fennsylvania law school Is tho Pro-
gtessive party candidate to succeed
John u. Tener as Governor OF Pennsyl-
vania. lie was chosen as candidate by
Col Roosevelt on recent visit here.
The evening world., 1913-03-20
oPHNiN WHICH THE CHORUS
DOMINATES THROUGHOUT.

r Unlike the operas with which we are
familiar. the chorus In the dominating
figure. From first to last the work Is
sustained by a minor chant that seems
TO express the soul OF the Russian peo-
Pile. There Is a pervading note OF sad.
ness that holds something Of resigna-
The evening world., 1913-03-20
Moussovgsky's Russian
Opera, Sung in Italian,
Wins FAVOR From, a
CroDded First Night
Audience--Prin cipal
Charm of the Work
Lies in the Beautiful
Choruses, Admirably
Sung, Thanks to Mr..
Setti.
BY SYL VESTER RAWLxNG.
<fD ORIs GODtrNorF." Ru,

E(nORlS GODI'NOFF," a Rus
n sian opera based upon an
historical novel by poush.
nn' WAS presented for the first time
In America at the Metropolitan On.
era House last night. II was sung in
Italian. There was a crowded audi.
ence to hear 1t. which showed every
outward sign OF enjoying It in
the highest degree. But Amer.
lean first night audiences are pro.
verbally generous. 1t does not fol.
low that. because OF last nights ac.
cIamation. the opera will prove 30
much OF success that It will remain
permanently IN the rcpertory. A
clever woman remarked to me, How
many OF these people, applauding so
rapturously. will come to hear the
work again." That will be the test
For my own part must record that
1t Is work Of striking originality
with an appeal that is profoundly
moving. The wonder is that II has
not been disclosed 20 us before.
STORY TOLD IN EPISODE THREE
ACTS OF EIGHT SCENES.
The opera Is in three acts. divided
into eight scenes. Its DEVELOPMENT il
episode. A series of stlsc pi.,u,e es toll.
the story IN a disconnected manner. II
Is In brief that Boris. who has been
regent under the imbecle son Of Ivan
the Terrible, when the latter dies, muir
ders the imbecile's brother, Dlniitrl. tho
heir to the throne, and himself assumes
the crown. Long after when Boris Is
torn by remorse. a young monk. Greg
7ry. hears OF the crime from an elder
monk. and. learning that he was OF the
came age AZ the murdered Dimltr, dc.
oaares himself TO be Dlmitri and starts
. revolution. Except for furnishing
effective pictures. even this has little to
do with the psychology OF Boris. Th,
end comes when Boris, told OF the up.
rising Of Dimitri. dies of apoplexy or
something like II while conscience
sDicasn. Boris's son, Theodore. has
little 70 do. and his daughter Xenia,
still less. Marina. the daughter OF a
Polish noble. 10 drawn in merely to
mako . lovo scene with Dimltrl. Ths
Other characters. many OF them inter-
ssting In themselves. have only re-
mote connection with the main argu-
ment.
The scenes and costumes were de-
signed by the Russian artist. Golovine.
for the production at the Paris Grand
Opera In 1908. All OF the settings, ex-
tsriors and interiors. are artistic. The
former would be more effective II they
were not 80 palpably painted on can
vas and subject to swaying In draughts.
II was a pity. for instance. to see the
trees IN the forest Of Kromy-a pretty
scene with n soft snow falling-twist
and bend. with every turn Of a chorus
manss allow.
ORhBTlN WHICH THE CHORUS
The evening world., 1913-03-20
AoAMo DIpUR MAKES THE HIT
OF HIS ARTISTIC CAREER.

One thing Moussorgsky's opera has
done that will not soon be forgotten.
IL mas established Adamo Dldur as an
artist or high rank. His conception OF
Boris was remarkably good: his acting
was distinguished: his singing was ad-
mirable. With every temptation to pos
ture and rant, he remained simple and
unaffected. convincing by reason Of his
Ire remorse engendsred by
his crime. the patriotism that imbued
him despite II. the frank humility Stith
which he met the people. the austerity
OF his dealings with the mobiles, and,
above all. his devotion to his son were
splcndid'y portrayed In voice as well as
III act
Paul Althouse. who made fNs debut as
pmitrl, furnished a surprise. The young
The evening world., 1913-03-20
Didxr Scores Big Success
As Hero in Boris GO1u nOf'

ton and OF abnegstion even in moments
OF rejoicing and Of exaltation. 1t grips
and holds 1t -exudes an essence that Ii
to he found in the music Of the churches
during this present Holy Week. There
ls provocauon to bow the head and
bend the knee rather than to applaud.
But aside from suoi thoughts. the
choruses are very beautiful. and. thanks
TO Guilio Settfs masterfui training,
they are sung In a manner to deserve
unqualified praise. One might travel far
to find anything so good. II the opera
held nothing else. but these choruses 1t
would be well worth while. IN action.
too. the singers are effective. Their
movements and their groupings might
have been directed by a David Beiasco.
The evening world., 1913-03-20
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The Monte Vista journal., 1913-07-26
COMPANY DISHES.

Small individual puddings, rich WIN
fruit served with softened pruhe
stuffed with marshmallow that has
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makes a pretty decoration for com
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he edge, put on with pastry tube.
The whipped cream may be seasoned
with grated cheese, which is most de-
llcious with any kind of pie.
Lemon ice served in lemon baskets,
made from the lemon peel are 80 at
tractlye. The handles may be gar
uished with parsley or a violet or tWo'
Orange ice in orange baskets, or
orange jelly nodded in the halves OF
the orange and then cut In quarters
when the jelly is firm, is another
pretty way of serving the fruit,
An appetizing canape is prepared
with sardines, hard cooked egg, pea
nuts chopped fine and a little lemon
Juice. Cut the bread in thin circular
slices and fry in little butter until
brown. Skin and bone the sardines,
rub to a paste, add the peanuts
chopped a little lemon juice, and the
hard cooked egg yolk put through
ricer or sieve. Garnish the canape
with pieces of egg white.
Plum Pudding Ice cream.-Scald
pint of milk, add te !. f0ur eggs beat
en- with cnc aGd half Of sugar.
Sti- constantly over hot water until 1t
forms a rich custard; strain and set
aside to cool Dissolve two table,
spoonfuls of cocoa in half cup OF
boiling water and boil three minutes.
Chill this, and add to the cold custard
with a tablespoonful of vanilla and a
pint of cream. Shred sufficient citron
to measure half a cup; steam cup
and half of raisins until tender,
blanch and cut fine two dozen al
monds; mix these with just enough or
ange Juice to moisten, and let stand
an hour Pour the mixed cream into
the freezer and freeze to mush,
then add the fruit and finish freezing
When serving, garnish with
whipped cream and a spray Of holly.
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