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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-09
Elrr.lLhrnh iiIr NrlennIen.

glm IA. Wtai ge0entt Die u0larp.
lono SiiforiiAe @eieaihoft aus
glulaB oer bier itattfinoen0en Con.
DcntioH ser u@cieliGdit Der Gincins
nati" oen 0eIegateu 5u oericlben
cincn Gbce.2l6cno 3u Deronitalten.
Gen @Giten miro Del ser @eIe8enbcit
cine @eiicbtigung Scr bicleu biito'
riiMen @cmdloe iii glusiidt gcitellt.
Gie Gomeh melde oaS @mpfangs.
Goniite biloen iino oie iolgcnoen.
5rou Sobu 9ii0gclD bon @oapton
9oriiBeriu; 6rou s.. sSrDinc aeDier,
6ron &cnrD Stodbri0ge, Jrau US.
sail @arriS, 6rm Gouslos s.. Ebo.
mas, S5rnl GHilie Qicain Jleeo,
Srau 6. StQnleD @arD, Syrui S.
SiUdn 5rid, 6rau G6nrlotte VI.
Smith, 6rau I}or1 g. JieODooo,
6rou 29iaiam &ugb Sorris, 6rait
@corac q. Sadlon 8rai 0eGourcg
gS Ebont sSrou sS @rohon Cooper,
Groit &o6ert @arrQtt, 6rmi Jhirtot
90. &i0gelD, 5rou 9lanhoro Ran.
oal, 6ral 9}iNoro so. 9uDoa, Jrau
9fo6ert Grain 8rau 2. &orrilon
@arrett, s5rui S. Saa @lealants,
jim, 6rau 9lnua s. Siouiiot 6ron
,yelir 2lgnus, ,yrol Gowin g8orfielo,
8rou Somes s.. @reiton 6rau Slap.
ton s. Soa 6rou @mi &ear 8lad
sSrQu @illiom s.. g9bitri0gc, 6rau
8. 9lppletou g8ilion, SSrau Ntles
g96ite, 5roit Bruce Gotten 6rau
Somes 9. Sgle6art, 6rau Senrp g.
Sorlon 5rmi s. Soworo SloD0,
,Srait 9iebecca 2loDo &oit Sbippeh
5rml g. Bent ac0ier Sri. 9eert6a
0o6en Sri. Guna 6. Sobnltone,
Sri. @aen 2louO @olosborougb, SRI
Gli3o6et6 @Hillen Sri .NioD &owaro,
SRI. @li5obetb Gbep, Sri. 9orotb1
Cuttings umo 6rou Soiios Seeming
ton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-09
(26. sTortiekuno0


glein, peretti iab ein oab er in Der
Sat niht ldnaer FouIen3en birfte. @r
beaann o9nebin, iicb in G,rnmeiIer 5u
lanqpeilen un0 bic Gage Su 3dblen, Ole
er nod bier perleben miiBte. &s mar
Elm Ionberbores @emiid bon @erliebts
6eit un0 Qlnqe0betiein in i6m. Qlls CT
fhlieBlih ben @eiub bod etpas friis
her ab6rah, ais bedbiidtigt, uno feline
8raut nieDer IN Srdnen 3erflOB, lDilrs
ben ibm freili1 AUDI oie glugen feuhti
aber er empfan6 3u9lei9 nit fornlis
der Gual uno bitteren Selbiporpiirs
fen baB tbn Der @eoante an bic a6ers
maliee Treunung gar mbt 70 un9liids
lid madte, iDie es bon reAfspeasil
bate Der dall Iein miiiieu. Dor lih
TelbIt cniIbulbiqte ct bic 2lbiiir5ung
Ieines Ql1ifentbalts bier oamit. baB er
arbeiicn muBte. nm Die Derlorene 3eit
Dieocr Cinsu6riugen. Gr iaB inbehen
qan3 beriHdmt uno nieoerge0riidt IN
Der @a9n, unb bic Sotladbe, 0aB iein
Gelo6eutel ourh iiberrei4licb geIpens
Dete 1rintoeloer beOeuten0 erlei6tert
pprben mar, trug ni1t oa5u bel, i'm gu
erheitern.
Dor oerSoub bate ct feline 2lbnung,
III i0elner Gegen6 er Iic6 5u Stuoiens
3ipeden nieoerlaHeu follie. goa
prangie ollerorten OiAtes, fommerlis
dies Grin, bas ct nidt redt brauden
lonnte. Gr smpfano mir bas 8ebiirfs
ais, irgen6po, inmittcn Der Natur,
ollsm uno frei 6erum3uiireifen. 60
ietenarm, iDie IN oer leBten 3eit, por
ct Ianse nibt geipelen Glmoa lieblis
c5e Ginottsien, oansben bic 1orodpor-
fen nit ben GhiDiegereltern unb naS6
Gurli6s geiudlc 9dtien ion 3u teinsn
9srniinftiaen qeooE5sn tomm.u laiien.
s6IieBlic6 sniI4ieb er lia w. Sdaits
ld6, IN Der gldbe bes 3egessl''s Bon
IA aus fonnte er perldiett;i' punite,
ois i6m fir tiinRleriI6e 6peae min
ssiIsiDeri fc6itnen nit 2sitii9telt ers
-.isen, un6 er TlelIie algi9 hefrleoi9i
e bas TG9 teine meni4dde Seele, oie
t :saas,, sort oai4islf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-09

Dem Q(aeinIein nit 4eretti ent6obsn
8u peroen. Die bciOen MGnner ie~
BOD 1bienen 1e6r unangenebm berii1rt,
Der eine iiber bic llnter6re6ung, Der
anoere iiber Die 2lupeienbeit elmer BRIT
ten Per1on. Sie mdBen ii4 nit uns
freunDlichen 8liden.
,gBie fommen Sie Denn Der, pc
retti9 SD 6erte, Sie iino nod in Der
pfal3 un0 f4peIgen in 8rdutigams
Ieligteit."
.@ic lleberroI6ung 1T gang auf
meiner Seite. Sd 6obe in Sdafi~
lad mein Qlrbeitsquortier aufgeI6las
qen, mttbin qan5 in Der glG9e. 2lber
bonn Ql@enIee Bis bierber lit es teir
&aBenfprung. Sie perben Sbre bier
bis fiinf Stunben gemobt 6aben."
,Stimmt,"
Satte M}0pe ni6t leb6aft gepIau'
bert, 70 piirbe iiber ibnen beOriidenocs
S6peiqen aelaitet baben, benn ipeecr
Meltinger nod 9eretti totem etpas fl .
bic llnterbaltung. Beretti brddl ouc9
boIb Oanad ouf, in0em er berii9ert;
sd tomme oemnG9it pieOer"
09}ein, Oas tun Sie nur ni9t. Seb.
bleiben Sie einmol itromm bel Der
Stanee unb BEL Sybren Stu6ieu."
,0olen sic i6n in sic olten Se1~
feln I@ldgen?" fragtc @eltinger fin
tier, ols Beretti 0obonging. sd bate
6os @eiiibl, it0renb in elm perabre0 \
tes 9Ren0e3Dous binein 5u tommen."
o9a fin0 Sie gang auf Dem Sol5s
pege. qerettis 9tnsunft mar mir
p0lig iiberrai9en6 unO e6enIo 8ufdlz
Zig mie 8uBls Qtbpelenbeit."
.Qlber Sie freuten iid iiber 6ie!en
8ufaa. GieTte6en Sie es bod rur.
Gle fotettiereu nit Inn un6 m0dten
Die 9robe oorauf onitelen, ob S6re
9ln5ie6ungstraft fir i'm iidrter ill.,
ais bic ieiner 8raut. @os 1T ieBt fir
Sie cine &ar0inalfrage."
W}0pe belt eS unter ibrer @iiroe,
bierauf 3u ontiUorten.
.Sie meinen po6l, i1 bur6f6au!e
Sic ui4t8" fu6r er fOrt. 6ur9 bisiss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-09
SonStoIdlen.l .lpor6er erluiidlt.

Gen energilhcu Siilieruieu bon
SRI. @iola 9. Sieqelein bon glr.15,
glor0. GoQington2lDemue inO Dem
i6neQen Gingreiien oes BoIi5iiteu
Gprid lit es 9eiiern gclungcn einen
&anotoi6en 0laroer otnQieit 81 MO.
deu. SRI. Siegeloin tmlrOe geitern
gl6eno gegen At2 ll6r an Scr Com.
baros, no6e Gbapcl.StroBe, BON eli
mem llnbefonnteu ibr @anotoih6en
aus ser Sauo 9eriiien. 9ob bdlo oa.
ralf eelong Is Dem &oli5iiteu ino
ciniocn &oiianteH Oen @ieb 3un
Ste6cn 8u brinQen Der III per noro'
0itlidjcr &pli8ciitdtioit'B Bbtlipe5rcen
burg BON Stonforo, @onn, SIT iein
ouaab. 9}iItcr 8ean ii6erpies i6n
Dem @cridtsberiobr6n, no ct iiA ne.
qcn angcblidcn Giebitobls un0 tbdt4
liden qlngriiiS 5n 0eroutporten 9a.
Den miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-09
1iir gNifimcn nn0 gloiien.

Gburleiton ~. -Ga, s. @loi.
9|ad oen 6ei ser itoatlicbcn Sc
triebs-Gontniiiion einaelnuienen Be
ri6tcn miro Der Staat @cii.Girginia
ans Dem @niihaoigrn9sionO mob-
reno oe5 lommen0en Sa6re5 $4,000
bro N}onat fir Die &ithpcn mo
@oiien 0es gccles-&rli6enun9liids
3o6Ien. Seoe ser 50 gSithpeu miro
$40 bro N}ouat er6alten mo So ertra
fir icocs i6rcr &in0er inter 10 Sab
rem. 9luBcroem miro Scr Stnat bic
9egr1bnBfoiten fiir oie @ermgliid-
ten trogen, utter 0enen iib 80 oer-
5eirot9ete 9hlsldu6er 6eiinOcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-09
0I-9icNIrnanI NcderIg N0MpI9I.


SEEM Dorf s. Nlai Die
iibcrraiteuoe 12iti6eilng 0aB DER
uuer Moroouflage neben0c irii6ere
@oli3eisSieliienalt Charles 8eder Der
9id0elSiii6rer ciuer &eribm0rung iuI-
ter oen @eionQencu in BEN combs ge-
ucien ici 0ur6 mel9e sic 2lomini-
iroiion ser 6ieiigen @eidngniie bis
crc0itirt meroen iollte, modte gclierH
0e Goumiii6rin OeS Corrections S-Ge-
parteneutS, Gr. &at6arlue y. GaOiS.
sic er1o6 i6re gni6uOiglugen ge-
Gen 8eder, lpd6rcno oic}Iusmobl me-
icrer @ciDuorener fit ieinen Bro5eB
in Der Griniuals}l6t6eiling Der Su-
preme Gourt inn @onge mar. 8eder
ioQ 0urcb betrilgeriibe &orlpic8ellns
gcn Die llntcridriiien bon 3f9 @cs
iougcNeu III ben COMBS iiir cine 3u-
i6riit crlangt bd6en, in Der Sri. Gd-
bis in ibnd6enoen @orten Der 9e-
itedli6lcit, &iliC6tpernadldilinmg IT,.
O}iBocruoltung Ocs @cfdngniiieS be-
idul0iat m0 inter Grohnngcn aits
aeior0crt miro, oas geitern III aroit
Qeiretcnc @erbot ser @iniiibrung bon
9}a6umQSmittcln iiir Die @eion8cner
bon ouBer6al6 0es @eiGngniiieS 5u
m0crruien. sri. Ca0is glai6t, 9eder
6o6c cine Seniotiou erregen Dollcn,
our1 Oic Der S6merpumft Der oiicnt.
i6cn 9niiucriiamtcit bon ieinen
Sale abQelentt mer0en iolltc
g9ie icit sic Gonniiidrin auf
@rrmo i6rcr llnteriuAuug Ser 2lnge-
lcaen6eit ooOou iiber5eugt iit OaB
@edcr 0aS auge6lAe Gonplot anae-
itiitet mo OurGgeiii6rt babe, ge6t
Odraus 6eroor, 0aB iie our6 einen
Spc5ialerlaB oae gri0ilegieu Die Der
@eiangeue bis6er in oen Combs ges
mob, mioerrufen bat. 93iHt eimnal
0en 9eilb ieiner 6rau bari er cms
piongeu, o6ue 0oB 6cion0erS 0ring=
li6c @riin0e 0aiiir oorlcgen. &6ilip
N}uiiCd, ser Smporteur, Ser iic9 0cs
9ctrugS iAinoig bcfonnt 6at ieet
ober Der gntideiOun8 ii6er einen
ncuen @ro5eB eutgeaen iie6t, ino
0rci onoere @eiaugeue ioacn Geders
@elicrsbelicr gemeien iein. 0lulica
lcQtc Gin &chdnoniB o6, Dem SRI
gapis pollen elau6cn iGenIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-09

S6peigen gerei5t. n2l6er i4 babe
Sie ni6t umIonIt eihgeben0 itit0iert.
Sic ber3ei6en es i6m ni8t, boB er Dor
bol6 einem So6r cine S9pentung gts
mo@t Bat. S6re tleineu Sdad3iige
liegen oan3 liar por mir Sic babea
loeben ngdrOe3" angeiagt in Der
iiC6ernGrportung, OenndcbIt oS9a@"
un6 nMott" fagen 5u t0nnen Dam
erit pirD S3r SelbItgefii9l befrie0i5t
iein."
Sic fa6 i'm ernit an
.gBie miiTIen Gle innetli9 arm unO
6iirr Iein, penu sic niAt oerIteben
t0nnen, oaB es Elm @mpfinoen gibt,
6as iiber alles &leinlide binaus gebt
unb Dem Meni9en, Dem 5reunoe uno
&ameraoen gilt, niGt Dem Nlanu."
Sine flammenoe GDie 19luq plDbs
li6 in iein @eIi9t O@r podte einsn
rafben S6ritt 8n'71ti9iiii hieb 0onR
ieoo6 fte6en, itedte Die 6dnOe in Die
SoIhen un0 io9te falt: 80, mid fan=
oen Sic niGt nit groBen @Orten."
.Hun oenn nic6h1 iMeinte lie adj
Iel3udeno. .@sddeihfmpdB sic ei'
oens pom 2l6enice berflBeroetommeH
limb, Inn mir ii6eraus angeHe6meDinge
3u iageH."
nS9 fom eigentlid Hur, um mir Be-
meQung 5u MAIDEN un0 cine beitimmie
4ilometer8abl 3uriid3ulegen; id6 batte
gar ni4t 6ie2lbfd6t, Sic ouf3uIuGen.
perleBte er unIiebenspiroig.
(5briieBung folst) g.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-09
9Ius 0cm Snaercn Wlarfauo'S uno
0en anGren5enOcn Staaicn.
@iele g8trtbi1oftS gle
ccn3cn tn Baltimore

&iele g8irtb 6aftS g
ccn8cn i'm Baltimore
ountD.
202 g9irt5idaits-yiceu3en ulr0en
iiir oieies Sa6r bonn Glert oes &reis-
gcrifts 5u Gomion ollsgeiiellt Sic
@ebii6r fin cine lolde Siccn5 betrdgt
500.
Gr6aIt $4,000 S6aoen.
eriab.
9ed6renO SRI No5el Gopher bon
Sdlis6urD mod immer i'm Gambriogc
6oipital ols elm &eiultot i6res Der.
mds, iicb ourd Gcrgiiten oas Se6cn
3li ue6men, i6uer ertronft Oarnie0er
liegt muroeu i6rer Nlitter, 5rau
2lnne g, gopicr, melde ocn 9l0crU g.
4lldloue bon Salisbury megeu Ser
iii0ring i6rcr 6o6ter Derllaqt bate,
BON BEN @aidmoreneu 0es Nrcisgc.
riAtS 3u Cambridge $1,000 SMoocn-
criaB 5igciproden. Sierinit fommt
oieier ieniationelle @ro3cB cno9iiltig
gum 9lbi6luB. 0eriel6e bcaoln am
Donueriiag liorgen im0 tr3 nod
Gr0ifHung Ser &er6an0lltng mabtc
SRI. 8opicr 0cn 8criud, iid ourc6
Geridllden bon Glediilbcr. Sablet-
ten 0aS Qeben 3u ncbmcn 0lalone
mar DorOem igon ju elmer @el0ltraie
BON $500 Deruri6eilt uorOelt oo er
Sri. Gopicr 0aran per6nOern molltc,
in Oem fro3eB als 3eiain auijiltre-
ten unO iic 0ieier6alb inter 9eibiilie
ieiucs Cnfcls aus Sem 9ereiC5 Ser
@eri8tS6e65roen 6ra6te. 9eiOe 6o.
Hilien lin0 iebr prominent
Grb6lt neueS Aunt.
9l. @uNene Ce 9leeoes, irii6erer
Setrct1r Oes @ouDerneurs @ol0Sbo-
rough, murOe an Stelle 0e5 Srn.
5ranf a. Smith, mclder lcine 9le.
Equation eingcreidjt bate, 3um Su-
poruoentcu Der toatlideu 0iient.
l6cn @ebGu0e ernamlt, pdbren0 Der
lebtere cine Steaung i'm 9ireau DER
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BON Baltimore
orbielt Sames N1. &i6ion melcbcr
oieies 9lmt bisber inne ge6u6t Bate,
mur0c na6 Dem 9iireau oes StaatS-
GontmilidrS iiir Nloiorid5r3euge 0er-
iebt.
6ormer BEL 6 10 cren LID.
Ole @litalieoer Ser 6ormcr.Gerei.
nignng bon 6reoerid-GoutD ba6en
6eidloiien, ii5 nit Der Eelep5ou-@e.
ieui6oft IN &erbin0ung 3u ieben mn
oieie 3u peraulaiien oorolf 81 ie6en,
ooB in 3Gtrnit Sic Eclcpbonlinieu
nibt 10 longe me6r bon 6raleu, mel
de iic5 ii6er bic neueiten 0loOen me
ter6alteH oOer BON iiutgen Gamen,
oie iid6 bon i6ren 9ieb6obern Oen @of
iiber 0as Ielep6on maMet lalicn Dee
nlibt lDer0ct. gs mar 9cpi5 i. Ssc-
faioer bon Nli0oletomu pel6er 0oS
E6ema sur Sprade brabte. 81 ct.
tldrte, OaB eS man6nal Shtnocn
Oauere, e6e eii N}ann, peldcr mid-'
iige @eidditc ab5inuideln babe, oas
Eclop6on benubeu tonue, nlO IN ben
meiiten 6dacn babe eS iiA crpieicn
0aB es 6rancu marrtt Die fdj iitcr
OaS Selep6on inlter5ielteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-09

gIuS oeu @cridtS65irn.
Catherine 2aule geoeutt i6rer Ser
manoten in ibrem leiiament.
@roBacidworeuen whni6cn 9lbs
ibaiiing ser Nenn6a6ueu
airdcnrot6 ser n2liritaniidcn
biid6ilic6-met6ooiiiiiden 1rinitv-
Stride" bari ii6 nitt in oie &er-
bdltuiiie i6res ueuen Rettors ein.
miideu.
Gas Geitomeut bon Gat6arine
Qaiile muroe geiterii i'm &ailengeridt
ail EoDlou SIR 8eitatiglng cinge'
reidt. syn 0emlelben uernadt tie
ibreu 9lttienonibeil in Der uglntb
NeIt Columbia Building gliiocio'
tiou,~ iouie $1,000 i6rer 9lidte;
5000 i6rcr araulenpiIegcrin, SRI.
Cora 3enes; $1,000 i6rer @roB-
nibte. Cora @6ite; ie $3.50 oen
syrdlIeins Guma un0 &ate 4lingc,
@rare uno Selen 3iemer, iomic oen.
ielbcn 9etrag i6ren @roBneiien, gll-
bert gaaoer ino &illiam 3iemcr.
Sin glefie BON i6r, &illiam alinge
erbdlt 500.
Stno gegeu &ennbob bnen.
sSn Dem 9eribt Der @roBgelbmo.
renen fiir Den Samar,Seruin mels
hen Oieie aorperiddlt geiern Dem
@eridDts6oi inier6reitete, miro gegen
0as gnc6maden Oie biclen 9ieunbab'
nen i'm Stoate NlarDlano lmo Die
Dielen licentiirten griOat Detettipe
enerqiid grotelt er6oben. Gnpiob.
len mur0e, oaB sic Seaislotlr Die
Nennbubnen abidaiie, DAB in 81.
fimft fehie irriinuigen &eriouen I'M
@efdnauiB ODER 3udtbaus internlrt
ion0ern noh itaatlidlcn SSrrensglnltal-
ten geianot mcroen ioIlen Ger geridt
crqi6t ebeniaaS, oaS 5reoerid g.
1dlanberQer, 8crip1ltcr 0es ,Nlnrps
lato.1beatcrs," am Iicnitag inter
Der gei6uloiaung, geluiiien 8aipor-
idriften nidt nohgetonmen 5il lein,
oem @eridtsDerfa6reu ii6erplcien
puroe. Ole 3uitdn0e in itd0tiiden
@efdnaniB, Dem 3ndtbais mo aioe.
rem itaatli6en Syultititen wuroen ais
oiiBerIt giiuitig be5ci4net-
g1eger @aitor erbdlt
81 6 t.
9lidter Daptins bonn arcisgerIdlt
9}r. 2 erlieB geiiern eincn @tn6alts-
6eie6l, our6 melhen Scr @irhenratb
ser ,,Erinitp 9(frican Oletbo0iit @pis-
copal,airde~ Derbinocrt miro, iib in
0le qeItlicbeu gedte oes Raitors Ga.
mlel Y1. SSo6nion, oes neueu &aitors
0ieler @emcinoe, ein5lulii1en sa.
flor sSo6nion mur0c leBte @od5e, ans
ldBlib Der So6res.Gouieren3 beg 9als
iinlore.Giltritts Ger n9lfrifaniiden
biI60fliden W2d6ooiiteutirbe" ourd
Dcn 9teQersgiibof 3iun 5eellorger
0icler @emeinoe crnaunt, Die leB-
tcre ibien jeoodl nit Der gSa6l nidlt
8ufrieoen gcpeien 8u iein uno wei'
gerte iid6, Dem neuen 'Ealtor bic
@hliiiiel 5u ser Sirde 5l ii6ergeben-
% II ion los.
Der sSrau &irgnia gliteii bon gfr.
1914, 1RcGuaobitraBe, mnroc geltern
non 9li6ter GapfiHs cine abiolnte
1deioung bon ibrcm Soften 9Ilger
6. glifen 5ilgeiproheu. 0as 9Saar
mitroc am IA. Sanuar 1911 IN gtcm-
port aD., getraut imo ion lid5 Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-09

@attc ocs G0c6rrds iAuloig geuadt
bobcn.
StoOt Sn0entcur Der
tloqt.
Die ..Gbeiapeate Stealth Company"
reiMte aeiiern i'm Sreisaeribt cine
Slage ge1en Sen 0laDor im0 Stoot'
rat0 bon Baltimore iomic Oen Staot.
Sngenialr s.. Scent 1lcGaD elm, 0urd
melc6e ie 0eu Sebteren 0aran 3u Der.
5inoeru iubt, 0aS Grottoir, ueldcs
1eluiiiem, Ser @eieaidait ge5origeh
@igentbnm anliegt, neu nit Cement
3lt bclcQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-09

.Seuic obeno ncun llbr fomut mcin
GGann aus. Gbicaao 8uriid
,.gSiNcu Sjc, Srau &ddiGnrir, bcrlol@
fen Sic iidl niclt 20 icbr naraufl Ser me-
nine icmmt aud ulanc9ulal Don GbicagO
5uriid, a0cr 0u lricge idl Immcr crit 5uei
bis Drci Eepcidcn: D3ua cerpaBt". oocr
,9lniMMB pcrfebltl""
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-09
NoGcr g}ciudl IL iyrigcO.

IAN s. ranrfsco Sal 8.
0loi. Ger Ser3og bon s0iedlcnburgs
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-06
Ransom Fails; Villas Cqptue Faces Death
ISLANDER SUIT STIRS TOWN
Brazilian Warship
Goes to Help Curb
Negroes Uprising

Special Gable to The Atlanta Georgian.
RIO DE JANEIRO, March 6.-A
warship bearing reinforcements Of
troops was to-day ordered up the
coast to Ceara. which city is menaeed
by the negro uprising in Northern
Brazil. Although a state of siege has
been proclaimed here and in the cities
Of Petropolis and Nictheroy, the Gov
eminent announced through the For
eign Office that it does not consider
the revolution of "a serious character,
and that the disorders will soon be
quelled.
Soldiers are making hundreds Of
arrests of negroes and anti Govern
ment whites who are alleged to be
involved. Most of the prisoners will
be sent to the Government construc-
ton camps on the new Brazilian
Railway line, which is being built
along the Upper Amazon and Amida
Rivers.
The situation has become further
complicated by a division of sentl-
ment in the Military Club, an organi-
cation of army officers. Some officers
side with the revolutionists.
The Government has promised TO
protect all foreign lives anG interests.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-06
Plant Here Will Have
Payroll of S750,0O0,
Says Ford Manager

The advertising men OF Atlanta
We're fully acquainted with the Ford
idea" Friday following the address
Thursday by Robert Abbott, manager
of the Atlanta branch of the Ford
Automobile Company, at the weekly
luncheon at the Hotel Ansley.
Mr. Abbott described how, from a
cart, discarded boiler and indefa-
tigable industry. Henry Ford evolved
his mammoth business which has
made him many times a millionaire.
The Ford company will establish its
eighteenth assembling plant in At
lanta
I'VE will employ about 500 skilled
men," said Mr.. Abbott and all will
come under our minimum wage plan.
None of our employees make less
than s. per day. and none of them
are discharged When we find they
are unsuted we transfer them to an
other kind of work The pay roll will
approximate $4,000"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-06
S100,000,00O
INCOME TAX
REVENUE
Returns Double What Was Ex-
pected, and Administration
Officials Are Amazed.

WASHINGTON, March 6.-Rough
estimates made by the GO income tax
collectors in the United States to the
Treasury Department to-day caused
a wave of enthusiasm when it was
learned that more than 100000 600
will be realized.
The returns were made, by wire. as
ordered by the Secretary of the
Treasury. A quick computation
showed that more than 100000 indi-
vduals had entered returns. Exact
information VIII soon be reported by
mail,
AS time extension has been granted
to some of the biggest corporations in
the country. and as some of the
wealthiest individuals have not yet
made their returns under the same
conditions, the figures given above are
considered amazing. -
when the law was first coAtem-
plated officials of the Treasury fig
ured that return of $4,000, 900
would be a conservative estimate.
Now, after seeing the reports from
collectors no enc will venture TO pre-
dict the exact amount
The clerks of the Internal Revenue
Office from now until June will busy
themselves computing the interest to
be gathered, and Commissioner Os-
born will soon order all his collectors,
inspectors and deputies to collect,
The gag rule has been applied to
all the collectors offices, and orders
from the Treasury Department have
been issued forbidding these men to
divulge any individual returns. 1t is
understood that the returns made by
large corporations may be made pub
lie if the board of directors agree.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-06
City Rescues Company in Finan-
ciaI Trouble and HOnors
Prima Donna

Nine. Marie Rappold. who will be
heard again in grand opera in Atlanta
this season has just returned to her
apartments in New York. where she
is telling of the distressing expert
ences through which she and the
other members OF the Canadian Ma
tional opera Company passed last
week when their company went upon
the financial rocks in Denver
She related in an interview how
she was able to enlist the officials
and business men of Denver in the
work of rescung the ill-starred ven
ture. She brought back with her a
certificate from the city commission
ers making her an honorable citizen
OF the city and county Of Denver.
rive just been through trouble, :
she said. such as never knew be-
fore suffering not for myself alone,
but from great anxiety over the plight
Of all the members of the company
Chorus Goes on Strike.
Trouble about money matters had
been experienced all along by the
management Of the company, and the
climax came in Denver when the To-
cal manager. Mr. Hawkins, claimed
the company owed him much money.
When We arrived we found Mr.. Haw-
kins, VINO is a brotherin OF Dun
stan Collins. had received $4,000 in
advance bookings We naturally ex-
pected that the arrears of salary for
a week and half would be paid.
After the first performance Leo Sle-
Yak. to whom no arrears were owing,
got his salary and few dollars We're
doled out to the chorus and Orches-
ira. The others We're told they would
be paid the next day.
"The second performance was Clio
conda. We were all dressed to sing
cur parts, but the chorus quite ndtu-
rally demanded to he paid for singing.
Hawkins stated there was no money
left. That It had been used for adj
vertlsing. AS = consequence the COM
pany refused to sing, and after com
plant had been made by some mem
bers of the company to the authori-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-06

ties the Grand jury took charge of
the affair. The scenery was seized by
Hawkins. the local manager as Sc
curity against some claims
Gave Benefit Performance.
After Dunstan Collins and Mr..
Baker, who was interested in the con
Germ, and Theodore Bauer, who was
manager. left the city, ! took charge.
This was done at the request of the
cit ycommisslon through Commits
sioner of Finance clair J. Pitcher and
Judge Rathberger These officials
assisted me greatly. and practically
neglected their own business for three
days to get the chorus and the orches-
ira out Of the city
We gave two performances at
popular prices, one of them gala
performance consisting of one act
each OF Lohengrin,' Pagliacci, and
'Gioeonda.'
we needed $1,000 to bring the COM
! any from Denver ~ -NFN IOi ~ : nv
performances realized $1,000 The
railroad representative told me the
train would not be started unless the
fun amount demanded was in his
hands. Assisted by Mr.. HawIey, the
general manager of tramways. Mr..
August Tietz and others was able
to raise 81 500 by using the telephone
for about ten minutes. ! paid the
railroad company, and with the addi-
iional $500 ! paid for food and sleep
ers for the chorus and orchestra while
on the trip to New York.
THE SUNDAY concert brought me
the greatest honor Of my life
After ! had sung the final num-
Der / was led out upon the stage by
Judge Rathberser and MIR. Pitcher,
who represented the Mayor, and. to
NY great amazement, was presented
with the honorary citizenship OF Den
YER WAS practically buried in dow
crs, which | turned TO use by selling
them to gentlemen I'm the audience.
This sale realized $500"