New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-08
Efforts to Cause Uprisings
NuIlihed by Colored
Leaders
Georgia Roads
Watched for Spies
Arrests Made in Several
Places; Black Race Pa
triotic, Reports Show


'oima" agents anon. ''' "'''
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been noi.I'ed mainly oy INC ''"'''''
~ negro leaders themselves ""u inc
general foo' i'ai'.E ".'''"
between tte races 'nIouihout inc Sec
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p'ai''"..'"s ''' '"o "e'NS' "'
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'n '"'se P''N""'''''S 'e'''''' '''''
Vaccinations c''''' tu''"es inc S''D"-
"oA mere i'"' '-~. '" S''''' 0'''''
places.
y.clsn,. .. r.,rr,..J All strangers
.,,,.o,+to,od
and unless they can give q good &C
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... ...l.o.d .oo.n aud ordored 10
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board the hfst traln OUT NO stranger
white or black. is permitted TO speak
..o.-oo. ,rtc.e acconparicd by n
"NS
guide.
German Agents Driven Away
More than twenty persons e"'ou"-
tcrcd in the rural districts nave peeh
invited 60 choose other ehVlrohS' anu
'"e "'S' ''''''"'''"
oacn case. evidence o''@l"eu l"'e' TO-
vcalcd that several Of these were Ger
vto,, rosod az ;,iroraut
ma" a.
preachers, hcaItis OF peui'IS' V"' "'""
was arrested IN Ashburn, Turner Coun-
,..-.., yybo, 10 rro.estcd
49, d" "
that hc was only labor agent from
the North in search OF negroes TO be
60 Noy. dorsey no was locked in
---., -. .t,o
The village jaIl' but escaped during the
night
Solicltlne laDor 10 pe SEM oSo oi .ue
siatc ia an oHehoe i'll most SoU'"e'"
states.
German agents nevertheless, haIe
succccded IN reaching the negroes win
appeals 20 JON the Germans IN attacF-
ing tine race that mas denled me DlaCh
man justice. Negroes also nave becA
urged 10 20 10 Mexico ana there unto
with the Icrmahs do an INVASION o.
f'e United states. NIo"iHG Pictutes 81
ne" OnIted states H "nl0n Wy
southern .tsIo: "o .ho v vbjUS ,Ecre
painted 20 fire the minds Of the lgnor-
amt negroes.
H. y. I-udors,.nd No,roos
WV
The failure Of such overtures is sig
uidcant I'm their calculations the Ger
mans failed to take into consideration
the psychology Of the Southern Geor-
gia negro. an oversight which appears
TO be fatal 10 their designs. lie ls slow
TO act ON his own initiative and ms
most strongly developed CHARACTERISTICS
are obedience and loyalty.
Or. T. w. Holly. president Of the Al
hany Bible and lechnical college, inc
leading coiorcd educator OF Georgia,
faid;
The negro VII stand the test
under the yoke. TO he sure There are
nslcontcnts among all peoples. pray
FOR an opportunity for the colored man
TO prove his devotion to his country.
would gladly lend my aid 20 the recruit .
ing Of a colorcd army
move headed by Fred Osborn. of
Albany, IS on FOOT TO recruit a negro
company here I'm anticipation OF call
for eolored troops. Everywhere IN this
section negroes are asking II they Will
be permitted 70 volunteer or Will be In
eluded ~ any draft
p,..-A - 81, 49,.
nir'nlus nam Al", Ap',' AItei or
reStlhB NH'.e man ana negro Mel'
had evidence Of a movement by Ger
man agents 10 lnclte negroes IN the
south
Iheso agents, the federal authorltc9
say, have worked m Alabama, Louis.
ana. Georgia, tho laroinas and Mis-
SssippL Posing as biole statesmen and
preachers, Federal agents declare, thcy
leo.
negro arrested at the birmingham
Railway station ls accused OF having
made speeches urging negroes 10 de-
nounce this government and aid Ger /
many
Hampton, Va, April Z. DR.. Hollis
b. Frissel. principal of Hampton Insti-
tute. said to-day: After thirty-siX
years Of labor among the negroes OF
the South / feel that ] have fair
knowledge OF conditions. A recent
meeting brought assurances OF loyalty
from some OF the districts that are
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