Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-06-10
PEACE CELEBRATION
IN FATHERLAND
Emperor Williams Reign of
Is Years in Peace Being
Appropriately Observed.
FORTUNE IN COLORS
S3OC.000 Spent for street Decorations
Alone andrew Carnegie 10
Re tIouored.

Berlin June S,--Divested of its
gala wedding attire, Berlin today ha.-
burst forth in even more festicc eos
tune in celebration of the beginning
Of many days OF declaration Of the
twenty-fifth anniversary of Emperor
Williams reign.
w hile there are not nearly so Many
distinguished visiting foreigners liz
Berlin today as there We're for tho
wedding OF the Princess Nictor'%
I.uise, all European countries and tie
United states are represented by
special embassies. Berlin, the entir~
land of Germany for that matter, is
entering into the spirit of the occa-
sion even more enthusiastically than
mas The wedding of the kaiser's only
daughter celebrated.
Many athletic events are scheduled
to take place in the great Olympic
Forest, which was erected at a cost Oh
more than 100000, and in which he
Olympic games are to be held in
1916. This stadium is the second
largest in the world and was dedicaI-
ed today in the presence Of the Kai-
ser, his court and twenty five visiting
sovereigns of German States, among
hem the Kings of Wurtemberg and
Saxony and the Regent of Bavaria,
who are here to participate in the cell
ebration and to pay their respects to
the Emperor.
There is an air of suppressed eX-
element among many prominent Ger
mans, for it has been said hat the
Kaiser planned bestowing many titles
and presenting many orders and dec
oratiOns. 1t is also said that Andrew
celebration, will be presented with
The insignia of high order.
Announcement of the fortunate win
ner of the noble prize for peace is
to be made during the festivities, and
it is said that Kaiser Wilhelm ex-
poets that he will be the recipien.. If
Andrew Carnegie is decorated, it will
be in recognition of his work in be-
half of international peace. 1t is as
serted that the Kaiser regards him
self as one of the principal causes of
the con .inued peace that European ma
tons have enjoyed. Great armies
and great navies make interna-
tional peace" is the Kaiser's asser-
ton.
If the decorations for the wedding
were elaborate, the plans for the jul
bilee are gorgeous. 1T is said that
more than 100000 has been spent in
decorating the streets alone. Inter
der Linden, observation-disclosures, Leip-
zigerstrasse, Pariser Platz, iPotsdamer
Platz, the Brandenburg Gaze and
other leading streets have been decs
GRATED under the direction of Ger
many's most famous artists, such as
Professors Schultz, Bruno, Paul and
Peter Behrens.
The dedication of the Olympic Stad-
ium yesterday opened the jubilee. The
climax of the festivities will be
reached on June 16, when the Kings
of Saxony and Wurtemberg, the Re-
gent of Bavaria and other German
monarchs will congratulate the Kaiser
and be his guests at banquet. After
the banquet the Kaiser surrounded by
the twenty-five German rulers will
attend gala performance of the
third act of die Walkuere." Put
nam Griswold, the Kaiser's favorite
singer, and an American, has been es-
pecially invited to sing the role OF
Wotan. He is the only American who
has ever sung the role on the German
operate stage.
All of the hotels of Berlin are again
crowded as they were only a few
weeks ago for the wedding. Many OF
those who came to attend the we'd
ding, remained to be on hand for the
jubilee. Thousands of other visitors
have poured in since, with the result
that the hotel men are hard pressed
to accommodate all. 1t is estimated
that 5000 American tourists have ar