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Americans and Other' For eigners Are Being Driven From Several Districts in Oriente Province. MASSACRE OF WHITES THREATENED BY BLACKS Leader of Rebels Says That Outrages Will Continue. Until United States Inter- venes President Menocal Is Forced From Office. New York. May 6.

Charges that Cuhn negro rebels are burning and pillaging the home and properties of Americans and other foreigner In the districts of Palmarlto Bayate and Mi rande. Orlent province were made tay twenty-four American and British ret ugees who arrived here. today. They predicted' that there will be a massacre of th. white residents remaining unless the United States Intervenes and as- erted that the Cuban government is powerless to cope with the situation.

Most of the refugees escaped with only the clothes they wore. The accusations were substantiated by an appeal for aid signed by 11 Americans remaining In the territory occupied by the rebels. The appeal the refugees said. will forwarded to the late department at Washington. Threat Massacre.

The threat of a massacre Is contained In a statement included In the appeal alleged td have been written by Gen- eral Bias Maeo. The statement Mao Is reported to have made said You win holler loudest and wt will destroy until tyour hollering will heard In Washington and force Ameri can Intervention. We are only flghtlnf BOW itJi the tore terrorl fj ad Ifanbinc. But It Yenocal dots not step out May 29 we wUl ht and We are 15000 rebel in thU province well armed. and the' whole province will become a wUdern.

Your govern- ment tan prevent this by Intervention. The statement concluded wkh the fol- lowing message from the generals aide You will notice that we rebels are negroes to a man. You will remember the negro revolution of 131Z. when 6000 nelfrou were killed in this prov ince. We remember that.

too. and now that we are Armed- the death of 009 4efen eless negroes in 1912 shall now be avenged fn a horrible war. 1 assure you. Atr 4tle Are Charged. George Buxton.

of orwalk. Conn. asserted that the rebels" held fun sway in Oriente province ouukie of Santiago and Us environs. Burning and pillaging. he said are far from Infrequent.

The atrocities committed on the whites In Mexico have not athlnK on what has been done and what Is toeing done now In Cuba. Administrative and military authorities of Santiago after receiving many Appeals for aid. did lend out several ex- but the rebels withdrew to forests and the government forces generally passed them without seeing Francis Brake. a Canadian described the harrowing experiences of himself his wife and five children. ranging In acre from to It They were not permitted to land here because of their destitution pending disposition of their case by the BrltUh censul.

Brake waa employed on a sugar plantation at Paso Ustanca. Although only thirty-one miles from Santiago. he said and certainly within reasonable range of military protec tion we were defenseless. The. rebels who were secretly organizing long be fore the rebellion was begun swooped down on us and put our homes to the torch.

We were driven from the plantation at the point of bayonets and we Were given twenty-four hours to leave. fcjit the rebels were In possession of the- railroads all the horses had been confiscated and we saw no mean. of Snaking our escape. A negro re el. who had spent some time In the states gave us his own horse one night and journeyed thirty-one miles overland to Santiago.

Prayer to Virgin Ordered by Pope For World Peace All Roman Catholic Bish- ops Requested to Introduce Appeal I 0 Litany of Holy Virgin. Rome. May 6. Via Paris. Pope Benedict in a letter to Cardinal parri the papal secretary of state re fers to a.

letter wWch he wrote In 1915 In which he said Prepare the minds of every one for the. reception of an invitation for peace. which we propose to address to the belligerents on the first anniversary of the outbreak of the war. and adds We Indicated then to the peoples a unique method of composing their differences with honor and on a basis of durable inssgnattonal peace. We conjured them then in the name of God.

and humanity to abandon their projects of mutual destruction and come to a jut and equitable accord. but the. voice which called for the' cessation of the frightful conflict remained with out an echo. The' somber tide of overflowing hatred between the belligerents seems to rise still higher and the war is enveloping other countries in a frightful whirlwind. multiplying the ruins and massacres.

Still our confidence is not weakened and we hope that the day is no longer far distant when all men's sons of the same celestial father will. begin again. to consider each other as broth- ers. The suffering of the peoples has become almost insupportable and Is rendered more Intense by the general desire for peace. May the Divine Redeemer with infinite goodness of heart that counsels gentleness prevail.

also In the' minds of the governments and that conscious of their responsibility before God and humanity they' may resist no longer the voice of the people Invoking peace. The Pope ordains. In order that the prayers of the unfortunate human family may rise more frequently and humbly to Jesus that the cardinal make known to all the bishops of the world his ardent desire that appeal be had to the Virgin Mary and that from June 1 there be definitely Introduced into the litany of the Holy Virgin the invocation Regina Pads ora pro nobis. The letter ends with a call that Pious and devoted invocations rise TCr the. from the humblest huts to the most sumptuous brtln 0r fcV Peaved the fred peace.

John Morris Jr. Now Junior Partner in Keely Company Where He Has Been Employed for Many Years. Much' interest has been create In usinesa circles by the announcement that John Morris. Jr. has been admit ted to a junior partnership In the Keely company the big Whitehall street de partment store.

The firm of Keely company composed of R. E. ODonnlIy K. S. Ellis and John Morris Sr.

has been associated together under this name for twenty- nine years succeeding Captain' John Keely In 1811. Captain Keely founded the business In lIU. aud Messrs. ODonnelly Ellis and Morris took charge of this business in August. Kit and hare carried- it on for the past twenty-nine years as Xeely company.

At the beginning of their partnership they decided to per petuate the name of the founder John ely hence the business has always een known as Keely company. John Morris Jr. who has just been admitted to the firm II Ii Junior partner is the son of John' Morris. Sr. who has been a member of the firm since its beginning.

The new partner has been associated with the business ever since a small boy. except while at school. Having passed through the Atlanta schools creditably. he finished his education at the Marlt college of Dundalk. Ireland.

On ht. return he immediately resumed his duties In the Keely company's business advancing from one responsible position to-another. He has been for the put twelve years In charge of the credit department for the firm and on Hay 1 was admitted to. junior partnership. your names in the Phone its GOOD on CUT MULTUM in parvo is the best definition of those little ads myriads of them printed daily in The Constitution under spe dally classified heads better known a Want Ads that tell so much in such a few words.

and cost so little to use. There's aworld of in formation in these miniature bits of publicity. They are tense with human' interest too be cause they deal largely with the closest inter ests pf everybody man woman and child. They exploit the unending wants of people in every walk of life from the autocrat to the proletariat So whatever you may chance to want don't take a chance but illuminate it in the Want Ad columns of The Constitution. Pkra St.

S0f AUaataMO Aik Ctaasiife You can always get what you want when you want It If you'll read or patronize Constitution Classified Liberty Bonds Are Going Rapidly. But Individual Subscriptions Are Want- ed 500000000 Mark Is About Reached. Washington. May The golden flood of subscriptions to the liberty loan continued to sweep in upon the treasury today without abatement Of. flCIa1.

estimated thfet since o'clock Saturday. when the wt compilation waa made. otters had been received by' wire totaling as much II the. big aggregate made public last. night.

172000000 Should this estimate be correct the to tal approaches 500000000. Thus far only the banks and wealthy Individuals have been heard from. Officials believe that. a great army of men or moderate means. are anxious to In vest in the bonds and to this end a program Is under consideration which will enable virtually everyone in the country with only a small amount.

to spare to buy' at least one bond. raysaeats Easr Term It is intended to make the bonds of such denominations Secretary McAdoo announced tonight. and the payments on such easy terms as will give every inhabitant of the land the opportunity to help. Announcement as to the de nominations and payments will be made In a Few days. Consideration of this and other de tails Indicates that small Investors will be permitted to pay for bonds by In stallments lasting over a considerable.

parlod of time. In this treasury otn. clals have the support of many banks. some of which. have offered to accept payments as small as 3 a month.

Department stores and other agencies also have offered to operate on this plan. Whether It will. be possible for the government Itself to undertake the vast amount of detailed work which such a. program would necessitate yet to be Determined. Mr.

McAdoo 4s very desirous of having the bonds placed with the actual investing public rather than the hanks. To have the tanks absorb most of the offering officials feel mfgnt Injurious to the country's financial ystm it would tl up funds which ought to be kept In a fairly liquid condition. To encourage individual subscription treasury pfflclaU. have approved ownef of liberty ond. ii button will tb jtreii each subscriber.

The legend thebutt6nhaa not been' finally apprpvedibut it may read About as follows I own a liberty bond. Do your ladlTldul 8 fcMTi tl IWei The' need of Individual subscriptions to the loan was emphulHd tonight in a statement by Secretary McAdoo. in which he said Although the responses made thus far by banks bankers and citisena generally throughout the. United States to my telegram announcing the' liberty loan has been tremendous it must not be assumed that the great bond issue will be subscribed without effort. Every man and woman In the country must get behind this loan.

must give financial aid and active support It we desire the result to be achieved. Borrowing 6000000000 in large in stallments Is a giant undertaking but it is not too big- for America. The glory of Us success will depend upon the' extent to which the people contribute to it. We must not rely on any class to furnish the patriotism and the means to make the common possession of all the world. It is not possible of course for ev ery man and woman to subscribe for a bond.

however small the denomination but it Is possible for those who are unable to subscribe to Influence somebody who is able to subscribe to take at least one bond. It is intended to make the bonds of such denominations and the payments on such easy terms as will give every inhabitant of the land the opportunity to help. Millions Are Ready For" Liberty" Loan In Atlanta District Contributions to the Liberty Ix an" are pouring in at a. very creditable rate from the Atlanta reserve bank district and the outlook is that fifteen millions of the loan will be subscribed y. the district according to Joseph A.

McCord governor of the local reserve bank. who said last night that already between tour and five million dollars had been subscribed. Mr. MoCord has received one subscription Georgia atone amounting to 1000000. Two Atlanta banks have subscribed 375000.

It this" be added to the 1110000 reported to-have been subscribed in Washington from this city. it will bring the total for Atlanta up to UUOOO A single institution in New Orleans has offered to subscribe 890000. Mr. McCord said last night that owing to some misunderstanding about the treasury certificates which were re cently offered. he had not yetsent out his Liberty Loan" circular to member banks but intended to do so on Monday or Tuesday of this week.

He was waiting- he said to get the treas un' certificate business out of the. way before taking up the bonds. He was sure that several banks which had subscribed ltbera11y to the certificates would put the' same money In bonds. There need be no tear about the re sponse of the south to the' liberty Loon. he said.

We have not the available liquid cash that they have in the east where they are gorged with money from the war babies. but we have money and it. will be forthcoming the needs of the government In due time. Mr. McCord ha already received a subscription of million- for the second bond Issue tftpttfferedr by tat i 3 GiVMl3i Cause ea1 i A Wf Ot Fatal Shooting Sunday Afternoon 5 4 following Alleged' Shot Down Wear Corner of Glenn and Ocmutgee Streets Voting Man Dies Before Ambulance From Grady Hospital Arrives at the' Scene.

VICTIM WRECKED HOME OF SON SAYS' FATHER No Jury Will Convict Him of Murder and He Ought Not Even Be Locked Up Asserts. Mother Wife of Gowen Now in Rome. As the tragic result of an alleged eternal triangle. Hubert. Jones.

U. of I Muzl111D street president of a pressing club was shot ta death by oorc Oowen. age 27. of 264 South Humphrl. street.

Sunday afternoon near the corner of OSknn and Ocmulgee streets. j- rge" rertrdtlnelndlnK inany wom en witnessed the shooting. Jones Is aid to have fledT upon meeting Gowen. and to have runaa block before he it a tlm tJ leftos ins pistol. Witnesses stated that when Gowen met Jones he declared BEGINS SHOOTING.

You wrecked my home began shooting. Jones turned quickly and. It la said tied. turning into a small roadway. He tell near the rear of If Wells street and died before ambu lances arrived.

So tar It has not been established that he said one word be for dying. He was shot in the back and arm. Gowen after the shooting la quoted by E. O. Johnson Of 247 Humphries street a witness of the shooting as saying I warned him three times against seeing my wife.

He would not stay away and I told him I would kill him he didn't. Here Is my pistol. Call the police. Sheriff Lowry and Chief Sanitary In spector T. E.

Lockhart of the county of Fulton who arrived Just after the shooting put Oowen under arrest. He was held for Call Officer Qunn and Holler. Oowen was taken to police station where he was jailed on a charge of murder. Oowen refused positively to' make any statement to reporters when seen- In his cell lit the station house. Delancy Oowen his father.

a confed erate veteran. when later seen at. his home on South Humphries a tree gave out a statement for publication. ST6RY OF' FATHER. Jones took advantage of my sons friendship.

George invited htm to his house to a dance in February. and then began hi attentions to Oowen. All the neighbors began talking' about Jones coming to my sons house across the street every time that George was away. Leila eljped with Jones on March II and Oeorge has been almost crazy rer since. Oeorge wrote his wife letter telling her he did not' believe the reports he had heard.

but It they were not true he wanted her to come on back home and he would make those who had. made these statement against her recant. No answer to this letter came. She went to her old home at Rome Oa and carried the two babies. Nina May age 5.

and DeLancy. age 4. with her. Jones was with ner. and there they' tired.

Jones bragged In the neighborhood that he was going to take Lema with him. My on warned him to star away but he would not. A few weeks ago George saw Jones downtown and Jones ran away from him. dodging into a pool room. Mr son will come clear I am cure.

He shot in defense of his home. the honor of his little babies which every American citizen has the right to do. n- Is a horrible thing but Jones en Uced Lema from her home. SON DEFENDED BY MOTHER At this point the aged mother of Gowen came upon the veranda of the tittle cottage and with tears la her yes. declared that her son had shot only in defense of WI honor and that d' eArth win eonrlot him of murder and he should not' even Mrs fge Gd 7 Thlg plOo ture waa taken few ftCD ta Ron Mn Qowe rlige.

was Mlw LeilaSmithofRomet I Government Authorities Hopeful More Men Than Necessary 2500 Will Ap ply as Some. Men Are Not Up to Standard. The books will close for the officers training camp at Kort McPherson at midnight tonight and all who" have not had their applications in by that time will be barred from taking the course offered' the government. As the war department has announced that all appointments to the army with commissions made from men In civil life will be awarded to those who Uke the three months' training in one or other of the gov ernment training camps means that this la the last day that nmn in civil life will ha opportunity to applr for army ommllllonr A large' number expected to apply Monday so that the examining of Acer. and the medical examiners win be kept exceedingly busy up to the stroke of 12 tonight.

The enlisting offices at 12ft Empire building were open all day Sundar and upwards of new applications were received coming from all sections of the state. While conslderat lr over J0 ft have been enrolled the number who can be accommodated is 2509. and those who have seen passed re still sereral hundred short of that figure Edward D. Claruon. In charge of.

the wort for Georgia Is very anxious to have the number of applicants run several hundred over the limit. fixed a manr of those who have applied are known to be. not up to the governments expec tations as to. sige and experience Early this week the war department will In to notify applicants who have been accepted when they ahall report for duty. It 1 probable that some of them will.

ke to report the latter part of this week so that the tort officer will no be congested undertaking. to receive them all In one day. All must be readr to fce to a tnal when It start on Tuesday morning. May U. ITALY TO SEND WREATH" FOR WASHINGTON'S TOMB Rome.

May oria. rra wmiain Marconi a member of Ue. Italian. mU- lion TtatttheJDalte tat wlir taJwrto' America a' bron wreath to plae OB the tomb of George Wash- te tkt assBt 9 VICTIM OF SHOOTING A. gang of professional yeggmen is busy in Atlanta ecordtJ-ao' Captain XL.

Pool whb early Monday Issued a general warnings to this effect alt the members Of the morning watch ordering them to take xtreme' care that all prominent other business houses be guarded as clos ly as possible. The announcement followed the dis covery early' Sunday tnornlng that Ten. had entered tie' store the Farmers' Supply company UI rletta street broken Into the safe and secured 244vln cash IfMO in checks. The robbery wks' discovered by Off- cere Askew and Harmon who placed the crime at between. 1 and 4:35 because they had tried the oor at Ta o'clock and found.

It locked. When they came back at o'clock the front and back' doors were- both locked the floor haying been prised open. fl t- There Is no doubt but thatIt was the work of a gang ot professionals. said CaptainPool last night was a. slyc rln Job done quickly and smoothly only the door of the- safe be ingblown ope a.

We win make every cfftrt to capture the robbers WPP rV Ai Kaisers Troops Are Forced to Counter Attack Across the. Open the Very of 6 Guns and Losses Inflicted 4 JAre Staggering. op YS ACC ar rinr Wtfpr FORCES IN TWO DAY FIGHTING General NiveUeNi Men Have" i Advanced on an ll Muef A Front NortheastX of Soia sons and Are rfowing Aljt Gains Despite the Geirman Counter Attacks Briitish Still Hold Breach in i A denburg Line Near court New York. May I. By Associa Press.

Fyom European Cables of Day The Germans have hurled coun tei attack aftt counter atucsrasjal French feroes in their newly-ac- positlens northeast of 6olseons takeV latheir advance toward Laon and astward the Chemlnidesr Damea buftheir efforts were useless General Nivelles tttin cluag ie 17 to tiim thronihout SaturdarakHit eonten front ii result ot. Germans Not northeast day. enlarged Ing in l01a German point Moulin de Laf Lao nnole. The Berlin referring to Bat that the through the Ge Frenchv teen consolidated' ie two dayr flghtlng been taken prisoner with Saturdays gain Solssons the. French Sun- ir holdings by captor- operations Important if support north et the nd north of Braye- communleatlonln ys battle declares attempt to break Ji line was unavall- Ing.

and that the. srfganttc thrustwas entirely reDulsed. It admits however that the Intense re of French gons destroyed completely the German positions on the Wliterburg andtthat this eminence and sevbral adjacent see- tors were occupied bj1 the FreDcb It- Is asserted the Berlin war otfiee that the French. their sanguln ary defeat1 on Saturday did not te-Ji peat their attack Sundaj To the east Of Bnllecoutt which lies midway bltween Arras a CamoraJ. where the BrltUh and Oftrmansziast week engaged in eneoun-- ters.

with the advantage Ijrlnf Field Marshal Hale' forces1 the 0er- mans Saturday night by a counter at tack however and a Sunday likewise was put down y-tte British artillery although the Germans threw large effectives into the fAay. GREAT BARRIERS OF' GERMAN DEA1 BEFORE BRlTlS With the British Armies in FrancA From" a Staff Correspondent of the soclated Press May Via the. ftCbtlnC for the wt fort night has wrought comparatively little e' geographically along the Brit lh front it has as a matter of fact been of almost as great importance as any during the entire' war. It. has compelled the Germans to throw In such vast numbers' of reserves that comparatively few of the fifty or more fresh divisions assigned to the west ern front this year by Field Marshal von Hlndnllurt.

remain unscorched by the flames of the French and British of- fenstve battles. In view of this if small wonder that the press reports from Petrocrad assert that German dl- vlstons have been withdrawn trout the Russian front and started tor France. There is no denying thai sincethe British eastern Monday took them by surprise and drove themfrom some of their most formidable posi tlon. the' Germans have fought with great tenacity and stubbornness but at what eost they alone can correctly FAIB. Waahington Foreoast QseiaUi ralf stratay iie aj eyeeyt preWMr al we Taesaar 4 es tfsse" etsjSJk- evtleew South giuMii runirslr fair andAHMkr little in tem rirrll5 ra1r Mondajr and Toeedeyf thundershowers Monday ta em onionand thundsrshow- ers and cooler in northwest portiea night or Tuesday Ala ama---8how rs and ir xI 26.

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