Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-28
BIG ARRAY OF BRILLIANT
WRITERS CONTRIBUTE WORK
Princes of Trade, Statesmen, Men of
Science, Artists and Prominent Wo-
men Lend Their Aid---Public Is
Impressed by Numbers Magnitude.
By FRITZ JACoBsoHN.

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BERLIN, Sept 27The special Sunday edition published
here by the Deutsch Journal with of bringing about
appropriate German representation the Panama Pacific EXPOSE
ton, left the press to-day and created a sensation
On street IN cafes hotels and on the streets the extrao
binary journalistic achievement which has been carried through
IN true American style under enormous expense was the sole
topic Here and all other large cities of Germany flying news
vendors hurried through the Streets and the public at all
in Berlin.
The public elaed with the splendid makeup of the paper
lin and throughout the country reprint the principal articles with
the express comment that they are taken from the special edition
of the Deutsches Journal The public especially impressed
with the American makeup and the illustrations of the paper
ge the Roman Welt and the comic supplement and is daz
zng when compared with the small unadoned Sunday editions
OF the local papers.
PURPOSE is ACHIEVED.
The purpose which sought with the has without
shadow of doubt been spenddly achieved
The exposition section consists of eight which contain
the convincing arguments of statesmen princes of trade and
dustry of and prominent representatives
womans sphere telling why Germany should participate in the
exposition,
On the first page there appears with large picture of Ber
lin Lord Mayor Adoph Wermuth dispatches have
passed between him and Mayor ROph Jr of
by His Exceency " Heng former Minister of State
the head of the Society for the Advancement of German
fairs His Exceency Bernhard Doberg The latter advocates
with the utmost emphasis the largest possible German representa-
o at the exposition His weghy arguments reprinted
batim in all leading papers.
cabed statements from prominent people in
the United States next articles by General Managers Albert Bal
lin of the Hamburg American line and Dr. Philip Henekn of
the North German Lloyd For the manufacturers of Southern
while Prof DR. Albert Euenburg of the foremost representa-
ves of the medical profession in Germany speaks the
effect in behalf of science.
BRILLIANT ARTICLES NUMEROUS.
Participation in the fair advocated in the of and by
the following iustriou representatives of the fine
Prof DR. Albert Guritt, of Dresden; Prof DIR. Theodore
tlatau Bruno Paul noted architect and painter Alfred Hertz
conductor of the Metropolitan Opera House, Felix Wengarner
the celebrated musical conductor and composer and Councillor
the Court Alexander Koch.
Brilliant articles by brilliant writers numerous The
contains articles by Frau Hey wife of the
mercal councillors the prma donna, Emmy Dnn and
the noted author Adele Schneider Councillor Hend high po-
ce Official emphasizes the Importance of the fair for the
ton of public health and the former exchange professor
Bresau University DR. Eugene Kuehnemann points that
America has been fertile soil for German cultural
Hugo Betauer the Vienna correspondent the American
tells how incumbent is upon Austria take part
From the viewpoint of the merchant Director udeman the
Hamburg American line reviews the significance of the fair
future conquest of Eastern markets that become
TO the mercantile nations of the world with the
Panama Canal The political economist Zen contributes an
article about American business
Very brilliant the appeal exhibit at the fair bv DR.
Stap Syndc of the German ndustriaS Union He
manager OF the central office recently opened here behalf of the
fair Other articles for the purpose by Manager
er OF the American Institute here, by Prof Rudolph Tombo
r OF Columbia Unversity by Prvy Councillor Imperial
Court Karl Lamprecht other equal
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