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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1918-06-22

election In some few instances may remain some
uncertainty and danger until the day of the final decisions
But to the major issues have happily turned the
corner and the safe road-the straight road of
patriotism loyalty and democracy The citizenry the
state may therefore we'll take comfort and satisfaction
I'M the result of Mondays clash with the forces of
Kaisers constituency this sector Of the American
lines The complete and definite overthrow of Hessianism
will course November elections, but all
the vantage points have been occupied by the forces
loyalty and the enemys ammunition and equipment have
been almost entirely annhiated. With the exercise of
ordinary and vigilance the check of the primaries will
be followed by retreat and final unconditional
surrender.
The victory has been achieved without creditable
and vgant effort the of the forces of loyalty
of the state, with few EXCEPTIONS had it's
Towneyism and kept such incessan and effective
fire them to render them untenabe. The illumi
mating fire also served show the enemy hosts
weakness and instability their positions and ultimately
led them abandon their desperate disloya
leaders and turn in with the forces of Americansm
democracy Governor Burnquist himself failing to
discern and appraise the strength of the pernicous So
castic propaganda conducted splendid campaign against
them which will have enduring effect the future
political history of the 1t that
work accomplished along this line of education pa
triosm will be prolific of many victories for the Of
loyalty and Americansm in the FUTURE and that
the disruptive and hateengendering propagandsts
Townleyism and Lndberghism shall again show their ugly
heads they will receive another swat of like voltage
The city of Minneapolis also did days work of which
all her citizens feel proudthe principal item of which
the Lundeen knockout. Happily, this lame duck has
been eliminated the outset and the bouts proceed
without the discomfort of the his congress
sona record being injected into the local political amo
sphere His decisive defeat sufficient answer to all
who inclined to impugn the loyalty and patriotism
the community which he has exasperatingly msrep
resented at the National Capital.
regretted that the work of elimination could
somewhat further in the primary
paigns enough has been accomplished to indicate
the proper battle lines for November, that similar
loyal victory may be achieved Above all other consdera-
lions it should be emphasized the game which
engaged antagonists the Kaiser and his junk
All other features subordinate to this phase of the
situation of Pershng from the smash
pro-Ge propaganda at home must be kept in
minds hearts, and periodically receptive to
it's appeal will make mistake in registering the udg
ment of the franchise in November.
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29445-IRISH STANDARD-ONE
CHURCH CALENDAR FOR WEEK,

June e to 2y.
Saturday, June 22-St. Paulnus.
Sunday, June 23-St. Agrippina.
Monday, June 24--St. John the Baptist.
Tuesday, June 25-St. William.
Wednesday, June 26-SS. John and Paul
Thursday, June 27-St. Ladislas.
Friday, June 2S-St. Leon.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1918-06-22

aacry and vigilance the boys the front go after
them from the trenches sailors and aviators
down upon his submarines and ammunition Dumps Our
weapons the franchise the PRESS the schools public
assembages and individual persuasion and admoniton
The primary has furnished with panoramic photo.
graph OF the stronghods of Teutonsm and sedon in
state The loyalty drive abandoned until every
vestge OF them Is annihiated with the thorough
ness and persisency the Germans themselves DESTROY
and hospitals Let us bear constantly in mind
that day that the defeat Teutons is postponed
hundreds of American lives Gas as those of our Aes
are sacrificed for our safety and Defense and carry
accordingly The primary has disclosed what should be
the objective points Of the loyalty drive us study
them carefully and attack with force-force to the limit
until all the possibilities and potentaes seditious mis-
chief are permanently uprooted and destroyed
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1918-06-22
KEEP UP THE SPIRIT OF THE PRIMARIES IN
NOVEMBER.

At the primaries on last Monday Minnesota registered
nnching loyalty the American standards. With some
few and exceptions section of the state
lined I'M with forces of Pershing at the front That
w,s the paramount issue Of the primary campaign and
vf continue to be paramount issue at the November
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1918-06-22
LErrHE LOYALTY WORK GO ON.

drive loyalty should be halted It is obvious from
the results election the seeds of sedition have
been widespread and deeprooted in this great common
wealth. superficial study of the returns Is all that is
necessary bring realizing Of this sad condition
of affairs that Governor Burnquis has been
Endorsed by majority but under all the crcum'
stances majority is far from what 1t ought to be-
Apparently about forty cent Of the total Republican
vote cast polled ndbergh selfconfessed sedf
ZIONIST Knue Nelson though sweeping the state
by three victory, lost the election In his own
county The execrabe failed for the congress
sional nomination by only about 1000 votes and poed
about oneourth of the total cast New Ulm, notw1th
standing penitental prediction professions, proved
that it is an of in the state by the
expression of its ballots Our neghboring county, Ramsey
divided franchise almost between the respec-
tive of loyalty and disloyay in the guber
Other counties Cities and communities
have made equally unpatriotic "showdowns when the
time for counting of came.
is obvious therefore, that the fight for straight Amer
icans as against proGermansm and Bolshevkism must
continue increasing vgor until both are finally
eradicated American SOIL We have only In part car
ried out the call of Pershing to smash thepro3eFman
home in order to facilitate the destruction
Teuton forces at the battle front Much remains to
in the thorough carrying ot of this order from
the 'front.' which should regard duty to obey as
fully as actually enlisted of the service
Let us not active the fight than our brothers,
sons and neghbors the firing line It Is our sacred duty
destroy the ctades of the enemy here with the same
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1918-06-22
GERMANY MAY SAVE HER FACE

signs OF "blowup in Austria Hungary becoming
more Enthusiastically clear day by day. tension of the
war mas become so evident the sections
the dual empire that human endurance longer stand
the strain The failure of the into Italy will
probably be the stroke of the explosion in this
direction rather than in the that the beginnings
OF the end may be looked for The collapse of Austria
Will permit Germany to save her face in the eyes of her
own populace and furnish of withdrawal from
the west front The chain is apparently to break at
its weakest link-the AusraIIungary agglomeration of
mutually antagonistic peoples. Like the man who became
engaged with the wild cat Germany looking for
some way out of rather than into the fight
of the American troops at the front has materially in
creased the foresight of the Kaiser
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1918-06-22
THE MODEST ARCHITECT OF THE AMIENs
CATHEDRAL

CATHEDRAL.
The "Parthenon of Gothic Architecture" the Cathe
dra Of Amiens has been called is of the largest
churches in the world, being surpassed in magnitude OF
construction only by St. Peters at Rome ST. Sophas at
Corstantinope and the Cathedral of Cologne So rich
it's scuptured and statutes in biblical history
and symbolism that Ruslin has designated it "The
Bible of Amiens. And yet the of the modest arch
this magnificent structure is not to be found carved
into part of it. He Robert de Luzarches,
and principal part of the construction done be-
tween 1920 and 1885,
this designer of this Cathedral of the Beau
tiful God describe it, Ruskin
turousy says:
"Who built it, shall we God and the first
nations labors here, and the Roman Father
Frank knghtly Norman mighty Ostrogoth and wasted
anchorite The actual who built scarcely
cared tell he did do the historians brag of
Any quantity of heradries of knaves and faineants
you may find in what they call their history; but this is
probably the first time read the name of Robert
of Luzarches. say he scarcely cared not sure
that cared at ALL He signed his nowhere, that
can hear Of You may perhaps find recent initials
by English remarkable visitors DESTROYS of Immortality
here about the edce but Robert the builder
or at least the that building his stone
of it,"
ferventy hope and pray that American forces
will instrumental in saving to the Christian
world this superb structure and that it shall not fall before
the destructive of the Tetonic hordes as did the
sister churches of Rheims and Arras.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-28

Vladivostok, 25. srpna. -
Telegram doslg pres Sanghai.)
General Pleskov, vddce ru-
skych vojsk ma Sibiri a v Mand
zurii, jednajicf v zajmu genera
la Horvatha strhl ma sebe kon-
trolu veskere ruske,branne mo-
ci ma Dalnem Vychode. K arma
de ieho dostavujf Sc nejen Get
nj dobrovolnici, ale prebehllci
hned v celych zastupech. Stara
sibifska vlada nenf nikterak
schopna tomuto novemu hnutf
xciti. Konsul&rni lrednfci cizich
moci pax pilne o move situaci
konferuii. Pfevrat udal sc bez
veskereho krveprolitf.
Nasledkem pos'edni ustupu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-28
GENERAL HORVATH ZMOCNUJE 81
DIKTATORSTVl SIBfRE. :
USTUP CESKOSLOVENSKEHO
VOJSkA.
POSLEDNf CHYlLE RUSKEHO CAREVICE.
P0sLEDNf CHv1LE RUsKEHO CAREvIcE.

kozakI generala Kalmikova ma
usurske fronte, bylo j ceskoslo-
venske vojsko "a jistych ztrat
dcnuceno k dstupu. Americk6
ami japonske vojsko nebylo sto
prispeti CechoslovakIm ma po4
moe.
Ruda gardy ucinily nezdafes
ny pokus proti zeleznicnf trait
mezi Nikolskem a Pogranici-
nou: patrne hodaNi prerusiti
spcjenf mezi Vladivostokem a
Charbinem.
Druhy oddil americkeho voj
ska byl organisoan Sc zaklad.
nou We zdejsfm zalivu Zakladna
tato ma veskere zasoby obydE
Pokracovanf na stranS 8.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-28
POSLEpNf
! BULLETINY.
F RANCOU ZIDOBYLl
,CHAULNES A TR1CET
VSl. - NEMECKA CT
SAROVNA UMfRA.

Londyn, Is. srpna. - Fran
couzi wall dnes rano utoken,
dIlezite mSsto Chaulnes u Som
my. Cd vcerejska zabrali tficet
vesnic, snezi nimiz nejvst;imi
jsou Onniecourt, Balatre, Roi-
elise a Verpillieres. Veskere ty
osady nachazeji es mezi Roye,
Chaulnes a Noyonem.
Exchange Telegraph Co. Sc
telegrafuje z Amsterdam, xe
nsmecka cisafovna umira ma
zamku Wilhemshohe. Srdecni
vada il do hrobu pomixe
Briticka vojska, bijici Sc W.
chodns Cd Arras zabrala osady
Hancourt, Remy a Boiry Notre
Dame a postoupila ma silnici do
Cambria vedouci. Jizns Cd Som
my AngliSans dobyi opevnsne
vsi Foucaucourt a ma severni IL
nil We Flandrech postoupili o 4
mile podel cesty Neuf Berquin-
Estaires.
Franko-britsks oddly v Ita-
lii "a dnesniho vypadu ma ASH
ago horske rovins zajali 205
Rakusani bliz Canore.
Rusky general Semenov pre-
kroSil sibifske hranice a pora-
I'll Bolseviky u mssta Manzury.
Japanci biji Bolseviky u Dau-
rie.
Washington, 2S. srpna. Anne
ricka patrols v Nogales ma hra
nicich mezi Arizonou a Mexi-
kem byla dnes sesilena pro pri-
pad stfetnuti &c Mexicany jak
Sc ud8lo vcerejsiho dne. Pred
nj zdejsi kruhy sice nepfipisuji
udalosti vstsiho vyznamu, leda
ze po delsi dobS jest to prvni
srazka v pohraniSni teto kra-
jins. Str8ze jsou sesileny, TAX
ze panuje divsra, ze Sc bandi-
te drubeho n6jezdu neodvaxi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-28

Nenf ale pochyby, ze valecny
department pracovati bude pl-
non parou a neni vyloucena mo
,znost, ze novi rekruti povolani
budou jiz v mesici zaff, hlavn6
We start cd 19 do So let, -ac ni-
kterak pry nebudou zarazeni v
move seskupenf. Die vsech zna-
mex budou volani drive p1ni ii
.nlyodai,-sfs adnim u
do 81 let seskupeni die dosavad
niho roztrid 'ovacfho systemu.,
V dome zastupcI odevzdano
bylo 336 v senatu rs hlasI We
prospech noveho branneho "a
kona.
Sekretaf valky Baker dnes o.
hlasuie, re zrfzena budou sa-
mostatna oddeleni pTi washing-
tcnskem ministerskem kabine-
tn. B. G.. Crowel prvni asistent
sekretare valky. jenz byval OBJ
canem Clevelandu. a J. D. Ryan
mali Sc stati predsedy novych
samostatnych Department., PRIV
neisi jako Sef municnf a druhy
jake hlava veSkere americke a.
viatiky. Ufedni prohlaseni sice
ieste nemluvi novych clenech
kabinetu. nazyva jmenovane
uouze reditely, a'e nenf pochy-
bv, re Jest to krok, abv die vzO
ru Anglie II mas bvlv zfizeny
samostatne departmenty.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-28
5000 CECH0SLOVAK0 ma POM0C
NAI ARMADE.
z RAKOUSKE FRONTY PRES ITALI
DO FRANCE.
Ceskoslovenska Tiskova Kancelar.

Ceskoslovenska Tiskova KancelaT
Washington D. C. Ceskoslovenske armade Franci,
ez vede prvnch odd Ruska posena byla castecne nas
mi dobrovoniky Amerky krajany usazenym Francii
pribyla nova posila a to primo Rakouska
Neene nez 5000 staecnych muzd ceskoslovepskych 8.
srpna pfibylo do tabora c, jiznf Franc vG techto
5000 sou Cechosova ker rakouke ofensvy cervnove
protofensivy alske pres alskou sranu mnoz rovnG
znasch rodnych zemi pfs pres fronu Ial do France
Sotva ostai itaskou frontu, pozada vfazeni do
eeskoslovensk armady nebot ak sam dozna prave
prebeh aby pan svych rodn donna ytoup do ceskoso
venske armady, cd nfz narod ceka sv6 vit6zstvi.
Do Francie priby uz ako vojaci ceskosovenske arma
dy krojich alpskych strecd.
Jeste cervnu byli rmade rakousko- -uherske VId-
teo vpravy jez pbya do France by romistr cesko
sovanske arady Rus Seba uv(tal kapan Sne
darek Narodnf Radu vrelymi slovy. s##
TAX nase ceskosovenska armada Iali Franci cerpa
sve reservy Primo ceskoslovenkych zem nekoka
dich mnohy banec cesk neb slovensky rodne vsky ne
mesta dostane ceskosovenskou frontu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-28
NOVf BRANNY zAKON PRIJAT
Y SENATU.
NEZDARENE: POKUSY ZMENSITl
AUTORITU VALECNEHO
DEPARTMENT..
cLEVELANDAN CROWEL v ROZs1RENfM
.-K..-HfJETU.

Washington, 27. srpna. -
Veskere dodatky "mfrUvych a
protiodvodnich" senatord, KITE
re nell osiabiti administered pfi
zakonitem odvadeni novacki
do velke americke armady byly
pfevaznou vetsinou hlasI odmit
nuty a nova branna predloha
senatem prijata bez kazdeho o
+mezovani -
Kongres dal svolenf svym cd
hlasovanim, ably valecny depar
tement povolal do armady mu-
re cd 18 do 45 let. kteri nastou
ri vojenskou sluzbu jakmile to
ho nastane potreba. Prijaty "a
kon branny bude jest6 dodatec-
ne projednan ma konferenci o.
bou domI, ably odstraneny by
ly nesrovnalosti v nedavnem
Eafizeni, znamem pod znazvem
"Boiovati neb pracovati." Take
mnohe podrobnosti v tom roz-
trident brancG musf byti podrob
reji propracovany. Veskere ty
to prace budou dokonceny v nej
blizsich dnech.
RHINE povesti o seskupeni
branch die start bylv samot-
nym sekretarem va'ky Bake
rem vvvraceny, jenz Sc soucas-
ne vyjadril, re nemozno jiz ny
nj urciti Cas-, kdy registrace no
uych odvodnich trfd muzI cd
1S do 45 let nastane.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-28

Potvrzujese vcerejsi bulletin Bov{ innl& sfedy
1ponds po3amali uhrnem p, 600 Hnne rovnez
rzue RauSan6 eutonske reservy pred britickou
frontou puky ze operu
tez pred americkou frontou Yese, nyn dochazi off
celni uiisten ze rakouske pox jsou Lorins kde "a
vcerej&o vypadu amerck4 pechoty Woewre n6kolk ra
kouskych von bylo zajao Bulletin neuava ktere we sku
tecnos sou puky rakouske zda rakouskch Nemc neb
MadarG slozene
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-28
IRONIE OSUDU.
"BOHEMIA", RAKOUSKY PARNlK VOZf SPOJEN.
CE MA POMOC CECHOSLOVAKUM
Ceskoslovenska Tiskova Kancelar.

Washington D. G. Japonske vojsko vylodene Vladi
vostok prepraveno bylo parniku Bohemia enz naeze
rakouske paroplavebni spoecno byl konfskovan Cnou
pfepusen Japonsku dopravu vojska nas ara
de Sibf Rakousko nema st6sh ncim cesi ym. Prot
teto velezrade Bohenie by mela protestovat!
New-York tribune., 1918-07-17
Miss Morgenthau
Weds Sidney Newborg

LONG BRANCH, N. j., July 1e.--
Miss Agnes J. Morgenthau, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Mengo L. Morgenthau, of
$40 Park Avenue, New York, and Sidney
Newborg were married to-day at the
Morgenthau country estate in Cedar
Avenue. 1t was an outdoor wedding,
the ceremony being performed under
q canopy of green by DR.. Stephen S.
Wise, of the Free Synagogue, New
York. Eighty guests were present.
Mrs. Hugo S. Joseph, sister Of the
bride, whose marriage took place on
August 16 last, was matron of honor.
and Joseph l.. Newborg, a brother of
the bridegroom, acted as best man.
Donald l.. Newhorg, nephew, was
page.
The bride wore her sisters wedding
gown of white satin. with lace from
her mothers wedding dress Mrs. Jo-
seph was gowned in ecru colored net.
with lavender and blue girdIe, and
wore a black picture hat
Following the ceremony a reception
was held. Mr.. and Mrs. Newborg left
for an autom mobile trip.
The bride is niece of former Am
bassador Henry Morgenthau and was
graduated from Smith College in 1914,
She has been interested in public
movements and war relief work. nv
Newborg was graduated from Williams's
College, class of 1904, and later from
Columbia.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-17
Democrats May Name
Rodman Wanamaker

AS compromise candidate for Cover
or on the Democratic ticket Rodman
Wanamaker, Special Deputy Commits
sioner and son of John Wanamaker,
was mentioned yesterday in Tammany
circles. His name was considered ser-
ously by many who realize that a
compromise candidate is imperative.
1t is generally agreed now that the
contest among the present aspirants
has become so bitter that it Will be
necessary to go outside the list of en-
tries to pick the candidate. Some said
that Mr.. Wanamaker might not figure
strongly because of his PHILADELPHIA
connections, but it was shown that he
has lived and voted in New York for
many years. Significance to the men,
tion of his name was attached by the
fact that Preston p Lynn, manager
of the Wanamaker store, is president
of the Business Mems League, which
has entered the state campaign The
league backed Hylan's fight for the
Mayoralty.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-17
On the Screen

At the new Symphony Theatre the
feature picture is II Believe" This is
described as George Lane fuckers
masterpiece, which seems to US a OF.
OF an exaggeration. Perhaps the pict-
urc was made some time ago AS 1t
stands it is not worthy of serious con-
sideration.
There is an idea there which might
nave been worked out into entertain
that melodrama was a thing far from
the thoughts Of the author. 1t is re-
ligious propaganda.
A scientist named DR.. Warde does not
believe that there is specific deity,
nor that men have souls. A young di-
vine. who looked like a prizcfignter Of
low order of intelligence, tries to
convince him Of the error of his be-
liefs. So one day they both get an
electrical shock, which kills the young
minister. Then the scientist says, II
can put the breath Of life back into
him and you will find that he will be
as good as new. There is no such thing
as soul"
So he makes Mr.. Minister breathe
egsin, but oh, what a creature. He
out-Hydes Dr.. Jekyll's double, and so
DR.. Warde is convinced man without
a soul is not a nice person to have
around.
The names of the members of the
cast are withheld.
The rest of the programme is good.
The overture is again "La Forza del
Destino." Alberto Sciarretti played
Martucci's "Tarantella." There is the
News Digest and the War Review and
symphonic scene called The Cross
which We didn't understand, for what
has the "Meditation" from "Thais" got
to do with young woman and young
man in evening dress, partially con-
cealed behind black tarletan and sing
ing Where Have You Been Biding
All These Years ?" and "Just Baby's
Prayer at Twilight? II. u.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-17
Heated Discussion Held at
Meeting of Defence
Society Auxiliary
Tribute Paid Daniels
Organization Aims to Combat
Germanism in Every
Possible Direction

A strong plea for support of Presi-
oen' wilson and the Federal govern
ment was made yesterday by Miss Ellis
aoeth Marbury to the memb bers of the
Womens Auxiliary of the National
Defence Society at GAL Lexington Ave-
nue. after heated discussion concern
ing the propriety of critcising the
Administration. Until Miss Marbury
made her appeal politics threatened to
diVlde the meeting into two camps, but
the applause which greeted her was
interpreted to commit the organization
TO policy of what Miss Marbury
called constructive criticism
The discussion started when one
member said criticism of the govern
ment as regards Russia was unfair un-
III all the facts about the Russian situ.
alton were known
Roosevelt Quoted
Ihis Is free country, Nine. Chair
man. another member answered "ana
We still have the right of free speech
Theodore Roosevelt said in Maine that
he would stand by the Administration
as long as the Admins tration stood bv
the country, and that he was willing to
go to jail in defence of the principle Of
free speech"
Going to Jail isn't going to help win
the war" observed Miss Marbury. who
was presiding. II was as impatient as
anybody in New York during Americas
period of inactivity before we declared
war. l wrote against President Wilson
and spoke against him during the cam
palgn, but the campaign is over and
the time Tor destructive criticism has
passed.
"Now we have duty toward the gov
ernment at Washington, just as we
have a duty toward the men at the
front. The people elected President
wilson and he selected his Cabinet.
and no set of men ever were so beset
with difficulties and perplexites as
that group at Washington to-day.
remember the Civil War, and know
Lincoln didn't have half the obstacles
that President Wilson is meeting
Tribute to Daniels
YOU were solder. would 1t help
you to night to listen to pronounce
ments of dissatisfaction with the gov
eminent in whose hands YOU are
placed? If you were in France, would
your morale be strengthened by re-
ports that the people at home were
having internal dissension ?"
Miss Marbury then cited the case of
Secretary Daniels, who was Knocked,
rldiculed and jeered at as no man ever
has been in our public life"
But Josephus Daniels has succeeded
gloriously as Secretary of our naval
forces and fully justified the confidence
President Wilson had in him all
along" said Miss Marbury.
The meeting was the first since the
organization of the auxiliary. several
weeks ago. The purpose of the organi-
zation is to combat Germansm in
every possible direction.
New-York tribune., 1918-07-17
Mrs. V. Hamilton Buried
Former "F ollies" Girl Survived
by Husband in the Armv

The funeral of Mrs. Virginia Mar
shall Hamilton. wife Of Schuyler HAM
l!ton, great grandson of Alexander
Hamilton, who died Sunday, was held
yesterday from her late home, at 1893
Fifth Avenue. At the time of her mar
riage Mrs Hamilton was known as one
ct the most beautiful girls in the
Ziegfeld "Follies."
She had come to New York from her
home in Virginia year before, and
had easily secured place in the
chorus of "Miss Innocence" in which
Anna Held appeared The following
year she Joined the "Follies," and
shortly after met Mr.. Hamilton.
MI. Hamilton is now a sergeant in
the United States army. Mrs. Ham.l-
ton before her marriage was believed
to be wealthy in her own right. Later
Mr.. Hamilton made his wife presents
of several pieces of valuable real es-
tate. some of it being located on West
Forty-sccond Street, in the heart of
the theatrical district.