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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-29
Bic alto aom0Oiantin.
SuraG gnrunms @aitipiel an Der
Gront.

Die Gara6 9ernbdrbt unb bic cnberen
alien Mtiber, bic 8rbceg, 8igelous,
Gliots. Gboates II. + IN. ~berIiinOisen
Ii6 an uns. @ir boben emit eeIernt
unb baben bic asbre al infer 2ebs
tag treu befolgt: 8as alter mub
man ebren. Wdrum MAIDEN Iit's einem 70
uniag6ar fhper. Der 2tbrt ireu gu bleis
benz Man ber3eibt ibrem aIter bel, ober
.es gebt iber BAG WenE9enm0gli6e ibul
dles 8u Der5siben. Qu4 oas 4Iter bat bic
gfli6t. bic 9renJe Der inn geltatteten
5orbsit Hiht ul3uiueit 81 iteden.
Die Garab g%ernbarbt Dor Sab
TEN erIhien einmal cine Gdrift .Sdrnb
8arnum1; bic 9erfaFtrin Warie Goloms
bier eing nidt gndbig nit Der gottIihen
Sardb ms @eridt, ie NOR iognr cine
bBdIt ungndoige frenge Ri6terin - cine
aoleein uno aipnlin. aber ie mar BEL
aa Strenge ni6t ungers9t, henn ltc ans
srtannte Cards aunIt. fe berbdmmte
Sarabs GenIationsluit unb aetldmeIu6t,
re bsugte lid Dor Der aiinitlsrin. ft imtelte
Fe als MeuI6 an ben Granger. Das mar
boz 80 Sdbren. Die S1rdb 9ern6arbt 1T
in bieIsn 8ipeiunbbreiBig Sdhren uHsefd9r
Jebn Big 3tp0lf Sabre otter eeinnrben . /.
unb 1T beute nod bieislbe Garab Gerns
6arbt ais ainflerin, cine ipirtlid groBt
8iinitlerin; Ie II a6er aud beute nod
oieieIbe Gardh 8drntiH ippeit @enfds
tiopsluf uub aetIameIudt in getrddt
tommen.
Sic ~beabFdtiet 6emn6dIt gu elmer gbs
Ihiebstourn6e bierher Su tommen - Is 1T
ibre fieb3ebnte ober breiunb5lpansiaItr
ameritanifne QbIhiebsiournee; Tslbf bic
BATH bat iib nit ieber abIaiebstourneen
.6esniigi. Gdra6 arbeitet Dor; le sabeIt
NIB fdbelf BON Grohbriefen. bic man u. Il.
ia iirIit bcutl9e garbaren) i6r BON bier
ans asldidt babe; Ie iabelt unb FabeIt bon
ibrta 9eiunen an Der 5ront. GRIT qeItern
pisDer bate bic ,R. .. Zines. bic ft5 su
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-29
Glibu AOot.
Cine Gebe unb cine Geographic.

glihu Root BAT cine Rebs Dor bsl
aoten areu8 @efeai9aft gebalten. 81
bat niat aber bic 9srgepaItiguns bel
bumdniten @ereinigung bur9 Gngluut
geIprO6en; sr bat feline Gtimme MIDI
gegen bic griten erboben, bic benz &oter
areu3 berboten baben, feline Sdtigfeit dui
bic 3entralmdfte a%us5uOebuen. gr bal
iibr grtp1rtbneB geipro4en unb Iber ben
unpermeibli6sn 3rieg.
GIibu Boot lit Elm gutter, Elm gldn5enber
Rebner; CT bat ulerbings feinen alienter
3meeb ni9t Dor benz 3udtbdits retten
tOnnen, 70 sifrie ct Ii6 aud bdrum be-
miibte 49,. i'm Rdmen Der @eredtisteit.
4ber er lit eth 9ldn5enber Rebner, Der
feline @orte geI4idt gu isBen peib. llnb
er fprtdt ieBt fir YrepdrebneB = fpri9i
Tebr gut bafiir.
Glibu Root III i'm Sabre 1915 seboren.
Gr mar bei ausbru9 bes 8iireertrieges
rei9li9 fe63ebn Sabre alt. gr mar gu
Jung, I'm fir bas 9aterlanb in ben &rieg
gu 3ieben. Sc iino Siingere ins 5elb ges
3ostn - Mc&inIeb mar bieraebn Sabre
alt unb elite benz bebrdngten 8dterlanbs
gu Silfe. uub er mar ni9t Der ein3ige;
bic 3abl Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unter
fed8sbn Sdbrsn mar redt betrG4tli6, aber
glibu Root mar gu jung.
9et ausbru9 bes Gpdnif6eu Rrieees
mar Boot breiunbfinf8ig Sabre alt, Ct
mar Su aft, i'm leinem 8dterlanb NIT Der
WoFfe 5u biensu. Gsner1l Soc Wbeeler
mar nltrbtnss nod alter, er Sdhlte bsreits
s~psiunbied8ie Sabre unb 3og trobbem in
ben ariso. 4bsr gIihu Root mar gu alt.
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9tsattbe. SIN ginid9rigs 5rsis
m%iaigtHeramsu fteat Elm g%uiaelauutsr
Gramindsor an bic qriflingt bic bsrs
Iodtubt 8rage: .Was 1T bic 2iebe2~
s9as 8anb. pelde gpei aeraen oaf enig
Derbinbft, Iaqts Elm jungsr eanbniri. =
.s3lnei Seelen Hnb Elm 8eoants, Snei 6trs
sen unb eth Ghlag!@ %antporiete Gin @ss
fndIisqs6ilft. DerGramindtor Id6elte
uno ia9tt: Sic trefTen bas asdte uiht.
msine 6trrtn! 3it eie6e 1T Gin t~leiueE
9sbtniIub BET Cher"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-29

9lamme IN ibrtr @robmui trhidi: It Iits
ben he nidi, is baHtn Ft nidi, Ts btmii
lelo;n bic delnbs - ale, Bis auf ben ts
men ben engldnbtr. uub bic 9sltsttn, bic
@tfangtnsn be9onbtln Ie NIT adtung
lno 6reunbli9itit bic benz suien btuts
Idtn YlIatI bon Isher ~ tiasn mar.
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9dusfrau: sd peiB niht,
Marie, finb Sic bsrriidt Dber id!"
80din: pNunul Sie tperben ii9 bod
feline Oerriidte a66in eenommsn bdben!a
aenner. Snnger Dottor: Sd
babe bic lteberseusung, Bic 5dlfte unIsrer
Y%dtienten berbarien mir elmer idlenteu
aiiae." = alter @ottor: .0os ftimmt,
uHO bic cnberc 9dlFts ptrb1nten mir bsy
auten at9s!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-29

so bqb bd gtleten
sppts a Mrtilslns ieber
bsr G6ul IN polen,
pie ft bort Isbrsn be
ainbsr reben beitf6,
I'm Giles, mas Id fam
fogfn, ib: &tiBt d &C.
pubre (9uhtieteit).
Wo3u brdudleH be
9tiifdsn gu Itbren be
Sieben IN golen
ositf42 Nebsnfe eff
fdjer bort mir beitfdY
De gbehDmim
(2lueen) fptroen TOMS
men I'M lperosn fdeen:
s@rsenfpoon ipers
benfe idaen rsb lei
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prophrtilft lporte.
Bie sbafeipenre @anter nnierer 3eit
npransaeffant hat.


Der In q. - rGott f6lf i'm, bdrum
ldbt i'm fir einsn Menihen eelten."
(Rdufmann BON @enebig. 4tt 1, S5ene 81
2orb asquitb. - @ie elmer Bis
our Wabrbeit bur1's Gradblen 81 Iol1em
Sinber fein GeOGdtnis ma9t, bab er Der
eigensn 9iige slaubt." Ger Gturm. l, 81
Sobn 9ulT unter neutralen Glaegsn.
- oSebesl ebrli9en Meniden an5ug poBt
benz 0ieb." (MlaB fir MaB. a, 81
Cir Gbparb Greh. - Sin oier'ser
maserer Ghuft, Elm ipo6rer anDdens
mann, Elm Guardian, Elm gIenber. nit
bobIem, ftieren Bid ~. Iebenbige 2eiae."
(aom0Oie ber Srrungsu. 5, H.
@infton g6ur6tlL - 81, er 1T
Elm @impel, Elm Ndrr, Elm S9elm, Der
bdnn unb mann in ben arieg gebt, Inn
Bel ieiuer Riidfebr in aonbon iih in Der
@eitalt zines SoIbaten gu briifen."
(9einri9 w 4tt 8, S3ene g.
SObn q b m . II 3. - .Gs 1T feline
Rebli6feit in Dir, feline M~ann6dftigteit,
feline edte 8ruberiaaft.~ (Seinri9 w.
grfer 8eit. /, 2)
8r1te, eliot nnb bic drberen q L
ten. - s2abt bic Sir binter inn abs
fdlisBen, bamit er ben Mdnn ~nirgenbs
anbers ipieIt dls in feinem eisenen 9auie."
@dmIet. 31)
9ommn4 ttins.- Sd ipoIte, i'd
fpdre in elmer 8ierI6Gnte in 2onbon! Sd
tpiirbe meinen sdit3en Ribm fir einen
arus Bier unb Gi9er1eit gebsn.) (Seins
rid v. Oft 8, S5ene 81
Moobroip 20 tfon.- .GrreiGt 6aB
i4 ben @ipfel meiner @r0Be; urb bon Der
Mittagslinie msines Gubms cir i1 gum
Riebergung." (6etnri4 VIII. att 3,
S3ene 2)
aobert 2dnffns. - rSier muB
9ottes Schulz unb beg R0nigs GngIiI9
herbaIten. Guitige 8eiber BON DinOiOr.
l, ~
sbeobore RooebsIt.-ygin Mann,
Der neuen 4rt unb Mobe Spite, bas
9irH Elm tpa6rsr @4d9t bon aebenss
artsn; elmer, ben = 5drmonien glei6 -
ent3idt Der eigensn sitIsn 3ungs fiiBe
Rebe." Werlorene 2iebesmiib. /, II
Or ipinnt ben Guben ieiner 8erebIamteit
pett iiber ben @orrat feiRer 4rgumsnte.
WerIorene aiebesmiib. 5, H.
Gar NitDtous. ,Wenn Ct am
beften 1T. 10 1T sr Elm psnig f9ledter aIs
Elm Msnfh, unb tpenn er am f6le6tefen
1T. peuig better uIs elm Ser (aaufs
mann bon @enebig. |, 81
prGIbent gointdre. - Or lit sin
gutter 9rommIer, aber elm i9le6ter Rsbs
(@ie g Gu4 gefdlt. 4, H.
SDntg Wittor 6 emanuel bon Stds
- On @idt, bu G6urfe, bu Syeis=
0u flein an Eaten, eroB an 8ibe=
rel Du INNER fart MIR an bes @turfen
Seite. Gortunds Bitter, Der ME fi9t, ala
bic Iaunen6afte Dame BEL inn Ife6t
lnb feline Gt6erbeit betpd6t." (aonig
5obdnH. 8, -
Sdfdnbra unb @onnfnp. -
sd pplte, Bel Soft, BIZ unb i'd, mir
pp Elm 8orrdt bon ebrIi9sn
gu tdufen tpdre." (Seinri9 w.
griter Sell. /, 81
premierminiFer 8rtdnb. - SIN
ipirtt bic GinbiIbung am Hdrts
(9amlet. 3, ~
aOnig peter bon Gerbien. - Gin
lrmer, traftIoIer, Ydipdder unb berd6tes
ier alter Wiann." (a6nis Gear. 3, a.
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Sobn 8ulG unter neutralen Glaegsn.
= pSsOssI ebrli9en Meni6en gn5ug pabt
benz 0ieb." (DlaB fir MaB. 4, 81
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Ger Charlie.
Gin gisriGhHnbd,n bcim Barber.

qfitbs table Gle G,ii
nit 70 bifl 10 DIN
In trt Rd6bf9 IN bla
iB BON Naitmtier Eel
Goblt. Orr Rditmgier
iB { RinbpItb, pomii
i@ dbsr lsin petisnsa
SnnInlt fitt Bic RiHb.
pitder mtine III, absr
id ipeiB nil. ME ID,
mel Opindeu ie6er
ben Mattmgitr anogts
tyhrtNe lam. Yin biss
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9ie Huge @laas.
Gee W%reenipuOn ipriat ibrr ben bent.
f6eH gprnhmnitrrlht.

Gut edabbtB, 4trr Rt0ditturllbtnl
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Der & In 9. - r@ott I6lf i6n, bdrum
labt i'm fir sinsn Msnfdsn seltsn."
(Raufmann BON @enebig. Oft 1, G3sne 2)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-29

2orb asquitb. - @ie elmer Bis
our Dabrbeit burd's Gr5dblsn 81 fol9sm
Siinber ieiu GebG9tnis ma9t, bab er Der
eisenen 2iige slaubt." Ger Gturm. l, 81
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-29

Cir Gbnarb GreA. - Gin eier'ser
maserer Ghuft, Elm po6rer anD9ens
mann, Elm Guardian, Elm glenber. nit
bobIem, itieren Bid -. Iebenbige 2ei9e."
Aom0bie Der Srrungen. 5, ~
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aaifer 8iIbelm. - sals 6odbeadbs
ter Mdnn nirb ct eef6Gbt, aef6idf in
ainiten, rnbmpoI in ben 8affen; nidts
ittbt ibm libel, mos sr pobI ii6 min"
@erIorsne 2isbesmih. 2. ~
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@initon Ghur6iII. = 81. sr 1T
Elm 9impel, Elm Nurr Elm S9elm, Der
bunn unb mann in ben aries gebt, I'm
Bel Ieiner Riidfebr in 2onbon ii9 in Der
Geitalt zines Solbaten gu b%rifen."
(9einri9 ", Qtt 8, S3sne g.
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SDbn q ebmpnb. .gs 1T feine
aebli6feit in Dir, feline Mannbdftisteit,
edte 9ruberi4aft." (Seinri4 Nv.
griisr 3eit. /, 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-23
WOMEN DETECTIVES HON0RED
Pair Receive "Commendable Merit
Award for Making Arrest.

New York's two women detective SER
geants, Isabella Goodwin and Adele
Press, are commended by Commissi on-
er Woods for particularly meritorlous
conduct in the intelligent performance
of police duty" They received the
"commendable merit" award.
As members Of Special Squad 2, the
women sleuths last November arrested
Mrs. Henrietta Wuchner, and, accord
ing to the Commissioner, prevented the
performance Of an illegal operation.
Mrs. Wuchner is the wife OF Detective
Sergeant Ernest Wuchner, now engaged
in hunting Jean Crones, who attempted
to poison the guests at the Archbishop
Mundelein dinner in Chicago. q,
The Commissioner also announced
that the award commentator" was
won by Patrolman Constantine Nal-
moli. of the East Twenty street
station. for his arrest of hold-up man
in November. The policeman. the
Commissioner said, risked his life IN
disarming the thief.
Patrolman Richard l.. Foran, OF the
West l35th Street station, for captur-
ing stolen automobile and the thieves
thirty minutes after the alarm had
been sent out, received the ''meritorious
police duty" award. For stopping run.
Always the excellent police duty
award went TO Patrolmen James h.
Nolan, of the East l26th Street station;
Joseph Pribyl, Of Traffic c, and An
thony J. Coleman, of Traffic b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-23
Told Where CroneS Is,
Police Can't Catch Him

Jean Crones, or the audacious indl-
vidual who boasts that he is the much
sought anarchist, continued TO loiter
about New York's streets yesterday
and defy the police to catch him.
At O'Clock in the morning a voice
over telephone announced TO morn
ing newspaper that its owner was
Crones. A reporter began a long con-
versation with the alleged Crones, hold
ing him on the wire while the call was
traced and the police at Headquarters
were notified that a man who claimed
to be the missing anarchist could be
found in a drug store at Lexington
Avenue and Eighty Street.
The word was flashed to the East
Eighty-eighth Street station and to the
Third Branch Detective Bureau, at
116th Street. and automobiles were re-
ported as started toward the point at
once. In spite of the fact that the re-
porter kept the conversation in prog
ress for twenty-five minutes after the
call was traced, the police arrived too
late TO find the man.
Unfortunate resemblance to Crones
caused considerable annoyance 10
three men during the day. Tight Pr
Zanzi. a waiter at the Waldorf, was ar
rested near Ninth Avenue and Twenty
fourth Street on a tip from two Cath
Ole priests who had noticed his like
ness to Crones. Pizanzi was released
later.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-23
ARRIVED

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-. WIKI Mfse. qlar 10 20 n Ssn7 I.
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more Trans 60. ~lth mle. Quar-. sslss&
SAILED.
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Galveston. Oseeclce. Houston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-23

it's zenith while MIR. Roosevelt was
President and during the last regime
of Secretary Meyer. The navy to-day
has no known promise on when 70
base any plan or course Of procedure.
DR.. David Jayne Hill, ex-Ambassador
to Germany, president OF the ADVISORY
board OF the society, scored paeiilstss
81 do not know what to say OF sucn
people. except God have mercy on
their craven SOULS" he said. THE
nation has no need Of them. They are
not OF it. They are only parasites
on it,"
Preceding the luncheon there was a
military education" session. Dr. -
Ward Crampton was chairman. Speak
ers were Major Allan L. Ryan, n: u.
N. Y; James W. Sullivan, American
Federation Of Labor; Brigadier Gen
eral Louis W. Stotesbury, n. q. y. T.
President William G.. Wilcox, Board OF
Education, and General George W.
Wngate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-23
DEFENCE OR TRIBUTEl'
AIDS BATTLESHIP FUND

Half n million tickets are being
distributed among the school chill
dren of this city TO enable them TO
see the colossal film spectacle DE
fence or Tribute" at the Park
Theatre and at the same time help
build the children's battleship.
Each ticket, with dime. admits
n school child 10 the theatre any
afternoon until February q between
| and p. m, Saturday ii a. IN. TO
p. IN. Children under sixteen must
be accompanied by parent or
guardian.
Watch for the armored automobile
that will drive up 10 your school
and distribute the tickets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-23
CRONES'S VICTIMS
SAVED BY CHANCE
Steward Threw Out Four
Cans of Poisoned Soup
Chef Had Prepared.


Chicago, Feb. 22.-Jean Crones pre-
pared five cans of poisoned chicken
soup for the banquet TO Archbishop
Mundelein at the University Club
The police learned this to-day. II was
only because the steward found tina,
four of these cans seemed to be spoiled
that the guests received only part OF
the poison Crones had fixed for them.
The steward had TO use thirty-six
chickens to make additional soup, a
fact which was kept secret until to-
day.
mot one of the men who attended
that banquet realizes or knows ex-
actly how close he was TO death, was
the way Assistant Chief Scuttler
worded his sensation.
"If an unexpected happening had not
defeated the plan the soup would have
contained five times as much poison as
it did. Only one-ffth of the poison
that Crones had ready for the soup, al
Of which he had every reason to think
would be served, got into IT,
"This is the way it happened: lie
made up the poisoned stock and placed
il into five large cans. These were put
away 70 be used when they were
needed. Every one of the cans was
loaded with poison.
"The steward Brisette, CHANGED upon
the cans, and what he saw made him
think the stock had spoiled. The
grease had hardened on the top OF IT.
That was the effect of the poison.
Naturally, he thought the manager
would hold him responsible. And, with
out saying anything about it. he
sneaked tnirty-six more chickens out OF
the refrigerator and made some new
stock.
"One of the cans did not look so
badly spoiled as the rest, so he saved
that, but the other four he threw away
secretly. The fifth can went into the
soup. and there wasn't enough poison
IN it to kill anybody"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-23
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS
ARRIVED

ARMY t.Ds
Nice. FEB l5-Chsrilaos Trioospl fG-rr 4.
York va 5, Mchaes ~
Sierra Leone. Feb ii-rsmels tBrl Nsz Is, !,
DAkar
Naples. FEB i4-Ame1ca u,1l. N-r Ten
Pssases FEB l2-Anfarcs iNofI N-r Ys..
Rotterdam. FEB 2l-Nesferiyk fDgichl Nss -,
BuenOs Ayres. Ee1 20-Crc'iol Hal. Nez Yrt ,
Monrgiedo.
Moi. Feb lS-Ariangorn fBrl. Nsz Y~t ',
Vincent, G Y. cape Town. s,c. 70, yl.iivs.t
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STEALS SENATE'S PLANS
Thief Makes Reapportionment Commit
tee Begin Work Again.

lFrom q star Correspondent Of The Tribune
Albany, Feb. 22.-Some husky per-
son stole plans for the coming reap
portionment of Senators and Assembly
men from the desk OF Senator Wicks,
chairman OF the Reapportionment Com
mittee. last night, and as a result the
committee has TO begin its work all
over again. The culprit made a clean
job, not only of the plans but OF the
Senator's desk. The latter was
smashed to pieces. and every scrap OF
information in connection with the
pending reapportionment was taken
from IL.
Three tentative plans were stolen, in
Guiding the plan of the committee it.
self. The original and the copy of this
plan were in Senator Wicks's desk and
were taken by the thief. who, it is
suspected, is some person interested
largely in the pending changes. Sena-
tor Wicks declared to-day that he did
not believe that any Senator whose dis
trict was TO be changed committed the
robbery.
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tn the Editor of The Tribune.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Dear Sir: | read in your paper
every morning a lot about prepared
ness. My grandpa and great-graEdpa
were soldiers. If | was boy |
would be a soldier, too. But ] am
not, so | want 10 dc what ] can 10
help. Mama gives me a dime every
week for helping her. | am send
ing YOU this weeks dime TO help
build a battleship for Uncle sam.
I know lot of other kids who
would give their GRAND money II
YOU would start a fund. ! am thir-
teen years old and go TO Public
School 9. Brooklyn. Yours truly,
MARJORIE STERRETT.
am true blue American, and !
want TO see Uncle Sam prepared to
lick all creation like John Paul
Jones did.
p. S.-Please call the battleship
America.
Since this letter was printed dimes and
dollars have flowed into The Tribune
office increasingly. Other papers across
the country have reprinted the letter
and the dollars have flowed in upon
them.
Marjorie has asked The Tribune to
take care of her fund until il grows big
enough TO build q battleship or at least
some kind Of a ship worthy Of the
4 traditions Of John Paul Jones. The
Tribune cannot undertake 10 enter into
correspondence about the fund, but II
will print a daily list Of contributors,
and every one who sends dime or
dollar or a million dollars TO The
Tribune for the fund will receive .
button bearing the legend ~. s. S.
America" That will be your receipt for
n patriotic deed.
Total TO date. ..................s l'z1s'9o