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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-05
AMERICAN SQUADRON RELIEVES
ALLIED FLEET IN SOUTH
Message Of Congratulations Is Sent
Congress by Brazil.

Congress by Brazil.
Rio Jaueiro, Monday. June 4.-The
chamber of deputies voted today on
the motion of Deputy Maurlclo la.
cerda 60 authorize the cabling of a
message OF concentrations 10 the con.
grcss of the United States ON the ar.
rivnl here of nm American squadron.
Washington. June 5.-The foregoing
dispatch Is the first published infor.
nation OF the stens In the plan of re.
hevins British and French cruisers In
the waters OF the western hemisphere
with American warships.
For the present the navy depart,
mont withholds further information or
comment upon a.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-05

Joliet, ILL.,, June 5.-Serious rioting
among convicts at the state prison here
broke out this morning. Five buildings
were set on fire
Companies r and f Of the First Hi.
nois Infantry now in federal service
and encamped near here were called to
assist the guards in quelling the dis.
turbahce and at noon a battalion arrived.
the city Three fire companies met op-
position from the convicts. who used
bricks and tools stolen from the imple-
ment house as weapons. There were
some knives among them also.
Twelve Hundred Against 80.
The buildings fired were the rattan
and chair factories, which are Of con.
siderable size, the chapel, lumber shop.
which are smaller structures in the bic
enclosure.
There are about 1900 convicts and
80 guards
The situation soon got beyond their
control, and temporary Warden Bowen
telegraphed TO Governor Lowden for the
militia
For some time there have been re-
ports Of lax discipline at the prison.
and conditions were recently the sub.
icct Of an investigation by the prison
board.
Yesterday in the interest Of disclr.
line, the warden instructed that no Wis.
itors except relatives would be admit.
ted TO the grounds
Became Enraged at Breakfast
Anger az the order first made itself
apparent at breakfast today Dishes
were hurled at the guards tables over.
turned and the convicts surged into
the grounds, shouting and making
threats They grabbed what missiles
and weapons they could and obtained
more from the implement house. They
set fire 20 the rattan shop twice the
first blaze having proved pbortive.
other fires followed. Firemen from
Joliet responded to an alarm. but were
opposed by convicts who threw volleys
of bricks AZ them or engaged in per.
sonal encounters. Fire Chief Royce
was knocked down. but was rescued bv
his men.
Soldiers Arrive.
The fight was proceeding brisklv
when the soldiers arrived. They were
ordered TO hold their fire. and although
outnumbered nine to one. they began
an orderly attack with bayonets ana
clubbed rifles. Peter Waters. guard.
was injured.
Captain II. c. Ridggeway Of T. com.
company was guarding solitary" whom
he was attacked by big negro. There
was terrific encounter for a moment
until the captain knocked his assailaqt
unconscious with a blow from his pls.
toll
The first work OF the soldiers was 10
clear the convicts from the blazing
buildings 50 that fremen could work
This was quickly accomplished. A.
llli, three hours after the troubl,
started. the convlcts had not been sub.
dued. hut the soldiers were making
steady progress in herding them toward
the cell rooms.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-05

Washington. June 8. - Patriotism
marked the opening exercises today Of
the ivertyseventh annua, reunion of
TIE United Confederate Ve.e.ans vino
were welcomed by members uf tie
Grand Army OF the Republic on the oc.
casion OF their first meeting north OF
the Potomac river. The presence OF
nearly 5000 veterans and 1900 visit
trs gave promise OF making this one
of the largest reunions ever hello. Colo.
te. Hilary 4. Herbert. former secretary
Of the navy, md grand ma,shal OF .hc
reunion, pres'ded.
The soldiers ~ Dixie dlsp'aycd keer
Interest In registration day by impromp.
ia gatherings m groups whore patriotic
airs predomlnat,d They were up bright
and early TO see the men of this gen.
Grafton enrolling Tor service In the war
rghlnst German
The talk rElcr the biz ten. on the
union station n,osa, where the veterans
a.c oncamped, IS CNlied between memo
les of moro thon half a century AGO
ana The prcscn. conflict. lid the men
nom the south ielt again the stlrrlgg
call 90 arms which swept them into
I've battle line In the sixties
Mingled with the familiar gray Is the
uniform OF the mrvivors OF those who
followed that intrepid cavalry leader.
General Nathan B Forrest. They are
scattered through te1eral of the south.
ern states, hut they always get TO.
gether for informal gatherings az each
reunion.
A group OF Daughters of the Confed.
eracy clad In gray Jackets form pleas
ing figure among the sponsors and
maids OF honor and other women cf
the south
Take BattleScarred Flags
Veterans arriving Ia large numbers
swamped officials az the union station
where they are registered by states on
arrival and an extra force hld 10 be-
called to expedite the work. Every cot
In the big tents was filled and nearby
buildings to house late arrivals
Several OF the Confederate camps are
bringing their battle.scarrcd flags which
they VIII carry Thursday In the parade.
That to be carried by the Washington
artillery of New Orleans was presented
to them by the women OF that city I'm
1886 and saw service in the Mexican.
Civil and Spanish.Amerlcan wars. ani
was sent 20 the Mexican border last fan
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-19

9lbonuentrn, bic hen .,1mtiMrn Gorrelpou
oenirn" nldi phniilld pber unrfacImdhla e.
hnltcn, lino 1ebctcn bcr Cfficc bdOon per &c
lcpbpn pDer fdrlftllh WlltheilHua az maflen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-19
S,utcr 0nIOIO acitOrbsn.

Sn groofIbn R..y. miro belitc
@oruiiitug Batter SEQ. s. TnioIo,
Der am Sonnio9 I'M 9nter BON G9
Sobrcn aus Dem 9eben idieO, bon
DER MiIIionSsairGe aus, no ans
Icquicm fir OoS 5eclenbcil ocS Ger.
itor6cnen cclebrirt miro, beerOigt
9Sotcr IuiolO, Der Dem 9leocnptori-
iicn.GrOcn anac60rtc, NOR olS 'gro-
furotor Der 9oliimorer 9Sropinj ocS
Orocns, bic bis Dor bier So6rcn H.
rcn SiB in Der iriibcren ct. gapboi.
ius,airAc bnttc mo felt DER 3eit iiA
III 9rootlDn bciin0ct, 5wan5ie Sobge
lang nit Der ocltibcn fatboliiden
9epolfcrimg 9oltimorc's cng Oer-
brmOen imo inioloe Oeiici in Oen luei.
tcItcn arciien 6efonnt. Yor icincr Gt.
ncnnung 5um %rofurator Der %ros
pins ror %otcr GuiolO longe 3eit
Sebrer am seminar oes SrOens sii
9tort6-Golt. @r lpar 9lclu.Yorfcr DUil
@eblrt, no cr am 10 5ebrlar 1913
oaS 2ibt Der gSelt erblidte; nn 30.
@lGri 1872 erbiclt cr oic %rieiter.
iuci6c. 2nn9cncrtjiinolme mar oie
loOcsuriabc; a6cr icit ldngcrcr 3eit
lit Yotcr Cuiol0 on Scr 3udcrfronf.
belt. @on Ocn 9nltinorer Heoempto.
riiten iucrocn iic6 Eotcr 9leftor g8iiicl
bon Ger ct. Dlidaels.3irde, Batter
9rftor 8unf BON Der St. SofobuS.
Stride, Eotcr anell pon SSldeiter ltno
Eaier @orrcn Don Der ct. Nlaricn.
Stride ST annapolis 5ur YeerOiglng
nad) 9rooflpn 6cQe6cii
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-19
NutrI.NcrfaMf a6aeidlIoiien.

Su cincr Gonfcren3, ole Sluiiben
Srn. Sobn %. Tcnnis. Cberit Gbas.
S. Gonioho non gloriolf 3d., iuo
ociicn g(nwoIt ". S. So0lor acbal.
ten muroc fam scr Ncrfani ScS
,,SoteI gelpcoerc" an cin S1uoifat
BON 9lorioIfer aapitaliiien, an ocren
Spite Sbcrit GonioIpo iicbt, 5lmt
glbidlub. Cic Ironsaftion purOc
nah Dem 26lnB ser Gonicrenj bon
Sru. CeiuiiS uerfiiuoct Iic reren
@citcr 6obcn ioiort sic 9eitur0 scr
.2icgenic6oii ii6cruommcu iiir
peldbc ie oas amIigelo in bearer
WQiin5c bel Der ulIuion Ernit So. "
biuterlegt ba6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-19
glennen an Saure be @raec.


Qos HeiuItat Der geitrieen Renncn
5u Sabre &c Wroce mar:
1. &enncn "a Mcilc ~Trcob
2iabtlp 81 4.S0. $50. 800; n9ll.
oer6erro", 1920, 1870; n2ittIe
Sipecper", 600.
2. Rcnucn, 515 Wleile-nEcn
Me," 21.60, HOO, 4.50; 1opp,1
$50, $50; rGoDcmon" 900.
3. 9ienncn, 1 Nleile 7Q-garOs -
,Gclucco", 4.2O, $50. $50; Cliff
6ielo", $40, ESQ; Copper Sing,
APO.
A. 01cnnem % W2cile-rTeo Goo.
oD," TAO, $40. 2.70; vgiorie @ail-
lcr,@ $40, S.60; ~Eop 8 E0c Ilorn.
ing" 2.6O.
5. Ofcnncm "a Wlcilc-D Bring.
BURT" $40, $50, $40; Cirrus.
can 11.3O, 4.1O; IS. s. 2iIIisr
2.S0.
6. gicnucn IA W3cilc ~@rid'
leu $50, $50, $50; D2ottcrp,~ =
900, 400; ugor Of EBcrig"
3.2O.
Z. Rcnnem IN @ciIc- PIN.
pbion, 20.7O, $50, $50; IS. 30.
NPiIlcr,@ $50. $50; 1SorrD Sali'
Der" 4.50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-19


Gic Floitiorin fir Die Staots.Gou-
bcntion DER Geniofrotcu III gcra.
tblmg. ~ Sine Sibuue Oes rcpu-
blifaniiden Staot.Gonlites on6e-
raumt. n Gie erlpeiierung Der
StoOtgren5en in beioen %arteicn
biIOct Die Saupinunimer IN Der
Elattform.
9is gum @a6ltagc om 3. 9lopenl-
Der iinO uur nod iie6cn @odcn bin.
iutO in bcioen eroBeu @arteien rc1t
cS iidb, uidt nur bic Gnuoiootenliitc
5it bcrpollitdnOigeiL ionocrn and oic
Flattformcn 81 entipcricn. Gie oenos
fratiIde Staots GonDention irist
morgen Mittag in Der n@luiif-9IfoSc.
mic 5llonmen mO miro ais Gouoi.
oaten fir oas glmt oes Stoots-Gon-
trolelrs Serrn Sug6 u. NlcWlullcu
len bon Cumberland, 0en iebigen Sn-
ba6cr oes 9lmtes, bon glclen nomi-
niren unO Die Hepu6lifaner bolten
ibrc Staots.Gonocntion am nGditen
0ienItag in o5oro'S Spcrn6aiis."
Qieielbeu 6o6en iidj aber nod oui
fcincn Gonoiooten fir ous glnIt OcS
Staats. s.9ontroleurs aecinigt. Gs mar
ilripriinglidb Die 9lbiidJt, Oen 10 plots
lid peritor6cncn Serrn @illiam j.
Stone iiir oos 9lnit aui5uitcaen.
SSn 6eiocn Gonbentionen miro oie
Grweitering Der StoOtgren5en cine
gcipoItige MeinuneSoeridicoenbeit
bcrilrioden
Serr Samuel S. GcnniS bat ee.
lteri nit Dem 9lusarbeiten Der Hlott.
form fir Die Icmofrotcn beoonncn.
6erte iinoet cinc Gonieren5 piideu
ben Eortciiii6rcrn itott, an uelber
uatiirlih aud @oubcrreur Sarrina-
ton, Senator Sobn 8olter Smitb,
Staats Sdobneiitcr So6n M. Gen.
mis-, Serr 5ranf u. 6urit mO uuocrc
bcfonntc Scrrcn tbeilnc6mcn mcroen,
inn iih ii6er Oen Sn6alt Der @lott.
form 81 informiren. Serr @illionI
8. MnrburD, elmer Der EeIegoten 5ilr
GonDclition miro sic bon Dem Orb
beren Baltimore Gomite@ cmpfoblenc
9lanfc fir ole erpeitcrung Der
Sta0t9ren5cn Der GonOcntion sur
9Inna1mc cmpfcbleu Scrr 6lrit
miro bon Ocn SSii6retn Die unOerdn.
Oertc 9lHnabrne gerooc oieIer Elanfe
perlongen Gr miro ooriu BON idmnt.
Iidcn 0clcgoten aus Oer Staot mn.
terltiibt iperocn.
Eagcgen fam mon bonn 6ongrcb
nnitglieo 3. 5rco, 6. Ealbott limo
Dem GonOioaten Garpille 3. 8cnion
bon goltimore.GoilntD uno bon Gr.
@eo. @ells bon glnnc glrunoel.
County criporterL Dab iie einen bittc-
rem aampf eegcn Die 9cid)ncioung
Der beiOen Counties moden iUerOen.
Ger 9ampf ecgcn Die Grucitcring
Der Stooteren5en lit ungciobr Der
iel6e, ipic Dor 5tpei So6ren, nur 6oiit
man oieies Sobr onB Scr @oiiper.
neur Oic glot6pcuoiefeit elmer Scr.
groBerimg Der Staot auerfcnnen
iuiro, md6renO cr Dor 5lpei Sabrcn
0ngegeH iuar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-19
aOIcp0 Ban 9anifcr tOSt.

Sm 76. 9ebcusio6re itnrb geiicrl
Scrr sSoiepb gau Gauifer, Elm |cte.
ran 6cs 9iirgcrrricges mo ciner Der
bcltbetanntcn Sportslcltc ocs Stoa-
tcs, i'm llniperlitGts.Soipital. Dor
cincr @odc muroc er operirt. lluter
Ocn Sabitues bon &cnnbo6ucn @aie.
boqipielcrn II. :. ID. mar CT aaeemeiiI
ais Ger oltc 8an~ 6cfannt. Scin
QicbIingsiport mar Oas acoelipicl.
Gr bintcrl1Bt 5mci 5ohtcr, Srall
Senuic ShiOe Sdmiot BON bier imo
Srou Srbing Dlortin bon 1lncomoit,
Fay flint gufcl mo 5wci ltrenfcI.
9(uBeroem miro or bon 3ipei 9riioern
iibcrIcbt SSobn Ban Ganifcr bon
Tenncr, Gol.. iH0 Gonro6 |on Ga
nifcr bon bier Gie gecroioung i'm
oct an Couicritng, glnhnittagS Inn
3 ll6r, BON Dem 0ouic ieincr GnteIin
6rnil Gaie Sdioe Sdmiot, gfr,
1882. gSeit-9ombare- -StroBe, ans
nui ocn ,@eitern 5ricOboie" itatt
&oitor gomorD &. airf BON Der pro.
tcitantiid.mctbooiitiicbcn ct. So6ns
Stride mira Sen 1raueraottesoicuil
balicu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-19
GctcftiOs Satin Ocrlcet.

NRit cincm ac6rohencn 9cin mnrOc
geitcrn 6rau Fetcr 4. 9raoleD, bic
@attin OcS @c6eimpoIi5iiicu grooIcD
bonn @auptQunrticr, nah ibrer @ob.
mng. 9lr. 800, 9toro-Galocrt- Str,
acbrndt 6ron 8rnolcp crlitt oeu
9cinbrud, alS lie am Sonntag bel
i6rcr 9liidfcbr bonn 6cIoIagcr OcS
3. RcqimcntS in Godc0Soinc non eli
uem Pluto Getroiien puroe, oa8 2. 6.
@6rili0 BON @arren @oltimore.9o.,
lcnftc. Ter lInioIl ioII unpcrmciO.
lid gelpeien iein,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-19
sr6ebenOe siniuei6mussfcicr.

Bonn, Cardinal Gibbons gefiibrt,
po6ntcn 9umoertc bon prominentcn
fot6oliidcn @rieitern imo qoicn Der
Giupei6ung oes nciIcn @e6dnOeS mO
Scr @riin0c OeS nSt. Gli5abetb.
Seilns fir glegertinoer" Bel, oos an
ser @de Ger gorf .&oao uno Gbeiinlt
Siu-9tpcunc erriebtet poroen lit. Der
Cardinal fii6rte ben goriib iiber bic
3cier, pclcbc aud bon MoDor Hrciion
mo Srn. 5ront u. 6iirit beiudt mar.
Gas neuc Seim miro 800 atloern
offomnooircn f0nncn. Sn ocm Sn-
ltitiit io1en Yld0hen 5iir Saisarbeit
berongebiloet meroen. Iie gouar.
bcitcn iiir OoS oroBe 8oiicnGeim be-
9onnct i'm 9lopcmber lcbtcn SobrcS.
Gas @c6dliOe bat 400 6eniter unO
nimmt eincn 9loum BON 20 gIdern
elm. W1utter 9lorD Jliloreo bat oie
g(ufliht iiber Die 81 S9weiteru ocs
o6ran5isfaner CroenS~ in ocnr
0cin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-19
Bun strahsn6aanwanasn aensffsn.

Dit 5iBwnn0cn uno Shraumcn
ON a0rpcr mur0c geitern QQorecn
ocr i3.jd6rige gcrnar6 Soncs bon
9lr. 1851, geruaro- 5traBc, in oas
0lar1lano @encraI SoipitaI ge6roht,
nacbocm ibm nod einem llniaa IN
Der 1traBe bic erite Siilie bon Tr.
S. 0R. Sling 5ut6eiI seworocn por.
Sonrs wiuoe bri'm llcberid)rcitcn scr
Sronflin.Strobe bon einem StrnBcn'
ba6nwoggon DER vGomonoion'9lpe .
Qiuie~ an ser NlUrtIc-glpcnic 81 80.
ocu geidIcuoert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-19
eituuo Ocs stuOtrut6cs.


Weitern mur0e cine @crorOming ein-
gercidt aui @rlno meldcr 0ic
5inon5.Gommiiidre cine Sorf-
9lnlei6e IN S0be BON $3,000,0O0
oufnebmen fonnen. Srauer.
Siciolution gu e6ren Oes Oeritor.
benen Sru. $. Q. Cummings.
Sn ser geitriscn 5ibung Oes
StnOtrat6es rci1te Ger 8ertreter Oer
Is. @aro, Sr. Sobn Z. 6orO, cine
@eroronung elm in welder Die 81.
non5-GommiiiGre 6eauitroet meroen,
oiIf @rrno oes i'm Sabre 1908 pai-
iirteu @cicscs cine Earf.9lnIeibe I'M
getrage BON $3,OOO,OOO aui5uneb.
men. Gie gerorOning fam crit in
Strait treten, noAoem tie BON Der
Barf.gcboroe guteebeiBcn ipur6e.
Der @ortlattt in Der @erorOnung
iaet, ooB Die gtnIeibe fir Die Cruel.
teriing Der Earfonlagen, Ser glnle.
pung bon ofientlicben SIdben imo fiir
Gipic Center. 3ipede, ETC., Deripeuoet
iperoen jon. Die 6inon5.Gommiiidre
icllen Die $3,O00,000 ni1t oitf elm.
nal aitinebmen ionoern mir 1etr6.
&c, pclhe fiir cinen bcltinnlten 3iucd
Oireft notbwenoig wcrocn. Der
3insirB betr6gt A &ro5ent. Die
ASarfbeb0roe lit perpiIicbtet, idbrlih
fiir 3inien unO fiir einen EiIgungs-
ionOs $4,000 pon Scr &orf.Steuer
ouf Die Seitc 81 lcgcn. Die geroro-
iiuna puroe Dem Gomite iiir Wlittel
iin0 @ege iibereeben.
Sr. ". 6. Golion bon Der 16.
8aro rei1te cine @eroroniing eilL
in ipcI6er er piinitt, Dab 5ur Ser.
probcrug ser oifentli6cn Sdule
yer. SO ooS gau5c Serroin 6inter Der
Sditle 5uiideu 2oiopette-9lOenuc,
sgoplar @rooc-, 2anpolc. uno s. Ctr.
BON Der Staot ongefauit mir0.
+ Or. Z. SeotlpoIe Don Scr -.
gSarO wiiniGt in ciuer 9erorOnuua,
oob sic Saf-Strobe norolid pom
llniperiitu. .Forfpop IN Canterbury
glDenue iuugctduft miro.
SSm 5lpeiten 3pcig leete Sr. S. 6.
&opp cine @erorommg Dor. oiii
@rlino welGer Die Saratoga StroBc,
5piI6en G6nrleS- nno Gat6eOrolitr..
brciter geinodJt pcroen miro. Die
StroBe lit iest so SUB brett, unO tic
ioa 3luiiden 60 uno S4 7/10 Sub
gem1B 6en BON Ger StroBenourh.
brii1s-Gommiiiion entporiencn Yld-
ren brett gcmadt peroen. Sn einer
nn0ercn &erorontng miro Der 8uO-
aet-geborOe Oos Hedjt crtbeilt. Der
aeen Nlemoriol Nletb. @rot. Stride
crci ItGotiibe @rliuOitiidc nebeu oem
WotteSbaus al ser Siuitingoon.glue.
aino 80. Str. fiir $500 5ul ii6erloi.
fen.
( 9liif @unib bon Srn. ". s. Col.
ion bielteu Der erite in6 8weite
9latbs5peig cine gemeinihaitlide
Giblmg, IN peIder cine Ermner-OieIo-
Tuition 81 Gbren Oes Ueritorbenen
Staotrot6s- -WlitelieOes s. 9. Gum-
lrings puiiirt tuur0e. Cine Gopie Der
Nleiolution miro Der @ittpe Oes Der.
iiorbenen 5ugeianot neroen.
N1opor 8reiton benahricbtigte Orn
Stootrnt6. oaB er Die @erorOmtng,
in tpelHer ocr Durh6rnd Der gSo.
boi6-glpe., 5wiiden 9ibertD.Seig6ts-
9lpc. iuo aate-9lpey ongereet miro,
nit Ieincr llntericbriit periebca babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-19
MnnisipuI.Nudlridtcn.


Gie ErotiitroBcit.S .Seftion Der iiGOii.
i6cn @iirtel6obn 6einobc iertig-
geiteat @laDor Treiton inipi-
5irt Oen neucn Sdifis6ou6oi Ocr
6irma Scnrp Smit6 & Cons. -
Gbit6aiunc in EortonIaecn nidt
port6eil6oft.
+ StroBen6au.Sngenieur 81. @f. Goof.
Icv mobte geitern befannt, oaB otc
@eleiic fir ole itdotii1e @iirtclbu6u
in Der %ratt. t.StraBe fait boIlitdnoig
gelegt iinO. Die itGotiide StroBen.
bo6n.@ciclli6oit miro ibrc @cIeilc
bcrlcgcu, uno io6aIo Dies geideben
it, miro nit Der gicupiloitcrung Der
Erott.StraBe, 5wiidcn Der Sig6t.
StroBe rmO @ait 6olIs-9lpenue, be-
Bounen perocn. Gic itGotiide Sir
tcI6ubn lit aui Der aep @ie6maD-
Seftion ihon ieit me6rcrcn s8odcn
nit groBem @rfolge i'm 9etriebe.
Seine SbitbGumc.
Scrr George gseems gsilliomS,
Brdiiocnt Ger Tortbeboroe, modte
gcitern 6efonnt, Dab er cs nitt fir
port6eil6ait 6olte, in Sen 0fientlicbeE
@orfanloeen S6itbdume 81 5ie6eH
Seridieocnc %crionen 6otten Der
Yorfbc60roc oicS cnpioblen. Serr
@illiamS lit Der 9lniicbt, Dab Die
9dumc 6cipadt pcroen miiBten on
Ole 8riidte ipurlos Der.
ibiuinOen imo OaB ouBeroem Oie.
Sdumc bon Oen Gid60fndcn bci6d-
0igt peroen uiiroen
Gle %orf6e6orOe 60lt am ndbIten
8reitog cine Spc5ioIperiommlitnl
Inn iiter ooS 1918 Budget 0u bcra.
t6rn.
@ebt mad Camp Nieo0e.
Scrr Sobn s. 03onop6on, Siilfs-
Sefretdr bon @niieringenicilr Mul-
ter 6. Sec, lieb iicb onpcr6eu, nm
ais Stcuogropb i'm Bureau BON
Mojor g. Yroctor, mcIder 0oS 6clo-
togcr BEL 9lOnIirol bolt. 81 ar6eitcu
Gr crbdlt $1,000 pro Sabr miiB aber
nionotIit $50 iiir 9pit bc5o6Ien. @iit
@cucbniging ocS Mopors luirO Sev
Wionagbon llrloub oui uubeitinnlte
3cit betommen oamit er ieiue gegcn.
w6rtiee Stelluug nidt ouf5uge6cn
6raud]t.
@aDor inipi5irt meme
&erft.
WloDor YreIton beiidtigtc geltern
giadnlittag NIT Scrrn Z. Smith,
Sefrctdr ocr itdotilden 6obrifpIob.
GommiIIion nlltcr 1iibrung BON
Scrrn $. Smith oen ncuen SdiifS.
bouboi Der 6irma 6enrp Smith &
Sons in Curtis @nD. Ger Nlapor ap-
pcllirte Dor einigen Sogeu an 6ieiige
9anfiers, Die bieiisen Sdiiis6ouer,
bic MIR penig &opitol BADEN, iinan.
6icll unteritiitcn 6u pollcn, Oamit iic6
oieie fiir @unOcsouftr1gc beperben
fonnten. Gr bate and) oen gtomcn
&enrD Snlit6 & Cons eriud6nt mas
sur 6olge 6otte, oob Serr S. Smit0
gcitern Oen @loDor beiud)tco Inn Oen-
icl6en oorauf auimerfion 81 MAIDEN,
Oob ieine 5irmu geniigcnO &opitdl
babe uHO ooB lie sur 3eit cine gun5
moocrnc @cit 6auc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-19

IN 6oadn0iih-Iiiinca ouigeiunocn
ipurocn, Bat ongcbli6 oic ngllumi.
nilm-@cicllidait bon g(mcrifn", cine
nit 20 N}illioncn fopitaliiirte @e.
icllidnit Den controliren0cn glutbeil
in oieien 9orrdt6en ecluonnen.
: Gin i6wor5es 2 hiffs.
itoucr.H egiment.
S9ic Der Refrutirunes Gfii5ier
Moior 30. a. Eoubert mittbeilt,
miro Gin 9leoinent oreoniiirt tperOen,
pcIdcs aus Olegern beitebt unO 5war
alcs SdiiisperloOcrn. Gs loQ Oie
Nlbiidt Der &e0icriing iein, OurG sic
Organization scr 92cgcr ciner llntcr-
brct1ung ocS @crloocnS ser Sdiffe
bier olrd ctpoigc glrbeitcrlpirrcn
cntgcgcl 81 trctcn. Iicic Ncgcr-
&cgimentcr iperoen in 3ufuuit ni1t
nur Die Sdiife bier beloOtn ion0err
OiccIben oud all Der dn0eren Seite
pieoer ouSlnocn. Gie 93eocriolooten
ioIlcn nic6t an Der 5dlobtfront Be.
nilbt wcfoen ionocrn no6 nilit1ri-
iden 9'eie6Ien oie Shiiie beoienen.
9isbcr bat sic gle6ierilng bei6Ioiieu.
nit cincn ein5ieeu Neeiment crit ci.
ncn %eriud 5iI maAeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-19

9(itf feds @lonote murOe gcitcrn
0enrp Eoa, elm friiberer @Grter I'M
llniperiitdts.SoipiiuI, BON 9iiAter
Slm6ler I'M Grinlinolgeridt ms @e-
idnoniB gei6idt. 9ol miro beihul-
oiet BON elmer Seide, Die pom Soipi-
tai nn6 Der @lorgue iiberiii6rt wiir-
oe, ole &oicn eeito6len 5lt 6a6en.
Soa eeitono ieine Stbulo cin aud
Den 0iebito6l bon nebrcret onocrcn
'Segenit6nOen inn @ert6e BON $1O0,
bic i'm @oipitaL pernliBt mnroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-09-19
@eine SIN bon @0lpalclneli.

Ole @e6eimpoli5iiten &o6lcr unO
6reeman iudten geiteri III 0aIti-
more-Gounto naA oeu periAluunOc-
ncn 6ronf aopolcmSfi, Dem @}0roer
bon gl6rabqm GOelitein. Sir 6atten
5lt @ebor befommen 0aB ii1 @opa-
Icwsti in @oltimorc-Gountp auibul-
tc, IS tontte aber feline Spur Don
ibm gehIn0en lper0en.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-09-10

Good fortune put Hamilton to work
as a boy of fourteen. Luckily for the
Young man he began to do his thinking
early instead of letting teachers do it for
him until he got out of the thinking habit.
The result was proved when he took
charge of the accounting house that en-
ployed him with success when he was only
fourteen years old.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-09-10

The harmless ancestral vanity of
Hamilton was useful to his country. 1t
made him think himself superior, allied
with greatness and established power. His
counsel gave to the country what it
needed, the staying hand of conservatism.
Guizot the historian said that Hamil-
ton put into the Constitution of the United
States ORDER, FORCE, and DURA-
TON. Others have said that he tried to
make it too cast-iron-in the effort to
govern after his death.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-09-10

Alexander Hamilton, with the help
of fate, chose his parents wisely. His
father was a Scotchman; his mother was
a French Huguenot.
He was vain of his ancestry, called his
country place "The Grange" Dragged of
his blood, and through ariStocratic vanity
fought the duel in which he was killed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-09-10

He got education and information in
the right way, and did not imagine that
an accounting room man should study
only business. He read history, philoS-
ophy, and poetry, and THOUGHT as
he read.
Fortune was always with him to the
last, when foolishneSs in spite of fortune
killed him.
He earned the friendship of Hugh
Knox, a clergyman, who gave him educa-
ton without charge. Then having learn
ed something about life and the past he
went into Kings College for while.
At eighteen he was an able writer
and great orator.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-09-10
By 4. L. ErLG1lger.

Tell the public something about the
able actor, not too much, the public knows
him.
Print boldly the picture of the great
actor who is your star. Show the world
the face of the man who Is to interpret the
character of Hamilton.
Then, as forcefully as you CAM tell
about ALEXANDER HAMILTON, the
American giant whom Arliss brings to life
and puts before the public on the stage to-
day-a great service In education.