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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-12
DerScnsfri0en.

tor crflprcr imi0Ieriio. al "Gnnric"
lite itoO / Ocu brittle &eaierinl3
licnciic. men at Stibct iioen / Nc'
ccmbcr 1914 h0r ,GdCt | redelmG@'
ii0 Rlltc meucm Mem }lorf oa Elucr.
pool uocInttcn0c ior Niniena e1cll
NcQnin0. SfibCt ucr ct orotnTrt
Nunoclaiortoi uocn Nruomcnt.
! mango Aor bar "Gpmric" 1aoct
/ Eoaiogcrtraiif mellcm gmcrito %
Gnnlono. Sct par bpGQct / 1898 o0
bnubc Ell GrGltiqhc0 al 1900 Cons.
81 telegram ira 9{cm 0orf
mclocr, al "Gnmric" nirciitc Ocrirn
Den 290c 9lpriI mco Ell %o0ninG Al
Ammunition pg ariQomntcricl, Ocri-
blon0t $500 ao@icr Eotroncr Sor
isrltc @ong too Stibct inQcn Eoaio-
QcrCr.
@ontrp, &rIon0. 10bc Wini. Get
cr al Ben amcritanlIc @onill /
Gllccnatomn follltdterct, al Der inQcl
9Imcritnncrc pnr ombor0 pno oct
iGnfcOc Stib "Gpmric". 2igcinu er
oct fonitoteret. al Sfibct bar ilbcppb-
net, % al oct blcp torpcOcrct u0cr
Strlbcn / %nnoct citcr Cor.
pc0ocn flnoc tnbclig ices.
Nele NciGtningcn pnr brittle I'm
6criaottcr meo llnOtnQclic al eli 9iila-
Ter % 10 @eIgicrc. Ger par ogina 8
Fo@InAcrcr omborO; oct pnr ToIf,
iom bar nnint / oct brittle aoniulnts
Nllc blcO rc00ct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-12
Husierfrvoten / Sc
i~fanoinapilfe Sanoe.

9i6bcnbapn Sen 6te Moi: 5 De
iF0noinnuiife 9nnoe hilies bucr 81
t~crretling on me rtsiiife Srcmiteo
/ oiiatiif Sprfiet meo Nl1be. 0ette
itrIoe$ De itigenoe llbiigter til, at
G8arcn pil oproa en- Sopn peb 0tiO'
bclbopet. Sf,loe oct lpffes bnm at
ifciie iig Ell iafrt Snpn paa Dc Ian.
tct, tnger man set Tor gipet, at oct
life Irngere pil ppre bnm ian magt-
pouliggcnbe, iom set bibtil ii9es at
bcpe pprct, at erbperpe iig Ell ioaodn
pGn Sen norife &nIt.
: Suerige % Nor9e bar Oct lpn'
&c prrct ber alminoeligc Gro, at
ban bar bapt Sonfen rettet pad Nar-
pif, Norge, Ser tiltrooS FOR ct Oct
IiqNer iaa NOR opltroer Eolarcirfe'
len, bar Ell isfri Saun belle Ioret.
Torot crhperpe benne Sapn piloe
Nct inliSlertio bapc uGret rropcltOiat
Tor Hit$iernc at Mnoerlrg9e iig Ben
rcroliac Gel al inopel Norgc ionl
Suerige.
SpiS man / Stocfbolm % ariiti'
oria flrnoc icle ii1 fulbt beroliaet /
hcrnc Seniecnbe, pil0e ben piatigIte
&rlmo ior SperiQeS bitre Sslelier
lloepperior NisIano on Sen noget
iuaaerc anti.ruSiiife Stemnine !
Norae pnrc "iierret.
Sanmarfs Sopcointeresier / Sa'
9un er. of Scr oerpeo piISe bore rpo-
;. gel Ill Ell iterre SilnGrmelie
mellem Sc ire norSiife 2mioe.
Sette har p9rct ct Ipnee nrret
Snife / Saumarf, men pou 8rino
al At Sanmarf or iao itGrft anti-
inf. mems SpcriNe, u~Tiertli9 paa
CrunN Al lin 6rnNt FOR HusIanS, er
tiIbeieIi9 til al ipnlpatiiere meo Spif'
lcnN, har Ell iaaban Silnprmelic
pGrct panitclia at opnaa.
Ser mares imiNlertiN M eoS!
&aab on, at &c ire norbiifc 9anoc
ril lutte liz nrrnrcrc iammcn, %
a. cnooa CT aftuelt Sorbuno fan
hi ~ilutict mcllem Dem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-12
Slpobno / Srnpc;nnt.

Tn Neoc &ora Sciter uco Napn
WIuoamc Gomlufhlina or netop penot
hlem iii Vctroarno eiter Ell Sur Ill
Troutcn / aautaiua. bpor birn no.
oelte Taaite9apcr til sc riiSiilfe Sol
batter. og bun er opbt rpitet opcr.
hpao Der blep hcllhc iortali ON Sur.
fcruca Murhericr bInnbr Nrmcnicrnc
/ Srape5umt, ltrnr isr bcu r~iailitc
Irnie rpffeoc inb / @pcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-12
Soro iaeio9t.

@aibineton Ben 6te Mai: Zen
iismilitrre Notwithstanding bar
ibaa / Giitriftcts Ssieiteret anlast
Sniurieias MOB Iutompbiliabrifan-
ten Senrp Soro / Detroit. Mih,, oa
iorIanser Ell Sfaoeseritatling al
100000. aIaacn goar no poa, al
Mr. Sorn bar itiact 6oriparsiore'
nineen i CT iolift ems i line gpisar'
tifler moo militrr Sorberebtbco.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-12
Gvif Koniul unoer
GiItale

Nep Oorf Den Soe Nai: Sbp.
init aoniul / Baltimore Carl u.
Slocrit5 blep ioa9 al en- @ranolnrp
her bcihlttet lat unoer Siltale for
Seingtigbeo i at erbolbe ialife Tas
Tor Srio9eman 5apIor, alias pom
ser @olt5", Sen ongioelige tpife
Spioll. Ger blep bragt tilba9e ira
england til Imerifn Ipr at plohe
moo Sc tplfe &ontplotnngere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-12
Gre Gvlfere ocmt.

Nem 0orf cen 9bc M0i: Gre AZ
&c tpifc apmplotmdgere, loln or IN.
Scr Siltale ior SanmlenipGrgelle
cnl at iprun9e amnmnitionslaiteOe
Sfi6c / @rliteu, Spitnant Gobert
San, Saul Sncd}e % @alter SfoltS.
blCp iganr erflTreCe lfplbige efter
SiltnIcn % ioag al 6orbunosoom-
nler Some Opnt iii benbolb5ois s
9lor. = Nlor og 4 IorS S%trafarbeioe
/ SorbunOaiTngilct / Ntlantn, Ga.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-12
Get irifc Nprc.

D0crllNcrc IRE irifc Sproralc0crc
er bIci 0pnlt til 9cocn al en- mill.
TAR StonOrct / dublin % blepet
ifubt. Ceres Napnc cr Cornelius
Colbert. G0mm0 Scent, DtiG]ocl
Mnlon % :. :. &euaton. Slion 10
morc. ion1 bau0c 0cltogct / Sproret,
par blct oDnlt iii Tpoen, men oeres
Com blcp icncrc %iornnorct iii Spng-
lcl / fortcrc cllcr lrnQcrc Sermincr.
@lonot Dem. iom oonltcS til ~
Ben, par ogInn Ben ior onttalte lllgc
raoitoIc @repinoc me0 oct polite
Nnpn, men bcnoea Gom blep ioran.
brct til l~iu2udrigt GTnNiel.
: Here Wteocr / oct brittle Huber
bus bar &riQsrcttcuS Nirfiomhco %
Sc mango Scnrcitclicr Al irlfc Sp-
rsrSlcocrc prret Wicnltonb lor fraf.
tiO TuatnIc. gIHC Sc irIfc Fortifc-
rcre, Sobn Hc0mono, Cir Goparo
Carton, O'Gricn og Here har illo-
trpn0enoe b~enillet til Hegieringcll
ON life at aaa for pi0t / i'm Sper
Tor at tiere Nct'UrbiGhcbcn / Srluno,
Tor itore arcoie / SrIauo, Iom biotiI
bar pUret loual MOI ENGLAND o9 III
tct bar bart meo Sprsret at beltillc,
~bcqpnoer at bIi bltterli1 ~lfiliiet og
hormiplbt oucr bcnne 6renlgun9s-
mna6e.
Vrcmierminiiter N2Qllith, opcr
bpem Der re0leoe en- Ntoa'e ubcbo9c-
liQc Sperg@n1aol, crtlUreoe, at Wtpn.
0i0hcocrnc plloc 0ao inn hcn'pn@s
iul0t ircrl lom mlli0t / NCtragtllng
al Sc alporIiQc SorlCcIier.
9&iaiom S'&ricn i~tcnlplebc ariga-
rettcn$ %irfIomheo iom BET rene
StrUfrcgimcntc i $rlono % iorInn9'
tc, at Ser ltrnr monttc IUttea Ell
Stoppcr Tor bette.
%1uar, Susoal, pplpltc Eren1ter.
miniitrr N9diith. at Ell a. SprprSle-
0crnc. Ncooftcrcn Tor She Srllb
Citizen. z. i. Shcehp StciIin9ton,
pur blct ifuot / GubIin bcn 26oe
NpriI liocu De mlIitPre Nipnoighe'
ocr@ %locnbe og %ilic, % ban erflT.
rCoc. az Sen G~mbco@mnno, ION por
aniporliN Tor bcnnc NiiTrc, bar bIet
orrciicrct o. piloe bli ltiIIet Tor
%aria$rcttcn.
elsie Mcb0cIclier bIep liuct ionl
Suor poo Ell Torc'peraIcl I'll Wtlnl-
iled'cicn onl life ire Nion6 a Np'
r~cr5Icocrnc par blct ifrl0t i Gltblin
locn @op o. Com
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cab mloer
Cpitunoen / dublin opNiuc@ nj lda
le0c2: t2l orUbte. 3SS laarcoc %
9 inuucnc, iult 52l Muno. Set nlou
ioolcocS bare Qunct 8onifc aIporllgt
I'll.
Ercmicrminier N2dllitb erflTrcoc
iduur / l%lnoerhuici. at Here Senret-
teller life piloe iinoc Stco / Srlono,
Tor Scbaitcn on Oct ir'tc Sper9@-
muol" bar ilunbct Steo | llnocrhli.
let. % oennc Gcbat cr la'ilot I'll
io0a Sor@oaN.
Gt telegram ira Sonopn nleooe-
Ter, al Ncnuc Sebot, h%uorlrnoer Ne-
0icrin1cn nil iremITa1e ct Wanl'c't
til set iritc ,Solt, inleoclceS mco Ncl
imtcritc SpUuoing. Mon mener nenl.
lil. al Der ioreiiaar uigtigc @%iglSrel'
Ter ouoaoenoe Srlnno. Ger 'tdl |
oi&ic Gage hare urrct orepct pt9tl9c
SorhanolinQcr mellcm Hcalcrungen
o. &c lrifc Tartileoere ! llnoerbnlei,
Mr. Neomono % Sir GNmoro Gar
ion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-12
Smaa %GriaSnptiicr.

Berlin Soc Moi. ~ Gn inf I'M
ocrponoSbooo ~ltonoicoe ben 22bc
IpriI Sen norife &arf "Teitalo55i"
Tom bite Jig at Itna uroer &ontrpl al
ct britiif Triiemonoifab. Sette bIcp
togct tilfange, og citer en- llnbcrip-
uclle blep @arfen opcrgipct til lit egct
Wonbifab % fit Siaabeiie til of fort
iGttc til lit @eitcnmelieaiteo. Scnne
Gpiiooc forefoIbt / 9ltlonterhopet
$50 Mil / SeIt for &ebriberne. vi
set brittle Wanbifnb fog Spifcrnc
BOG finn ell officer o. Ell l~tnoeroffi-
Ger, og oisie blep brogt ion Sanger
til SpIflonb, mems ire brittle Wa-
troier blco efterlaot ontbpro pua
&orfcn.
Sfolge Spgnper, iont er uoarbeioet
/ Spiflano. ifol StaIienerne hape mi
itct 5000 Siicerer, iioen arigen be-
gnnbte og til Gatp. Settle Sal ino-
bciottcr brUbtc, iaareoe og iuoncoc.
III Sc 5000 Siiicerer er . @eneroler,
60 Sberlter, 10l Wajorer og 544
&nptelner.
Spiflann cr Der iom befienot
inloat ON De ileite SlagS alnlinoeliqe
Ssoemioler, iorit % remit aiob.
SnlioIertio hUnote oct eienoommeli-
9e, at ga Der pud HegjeringenS 6or-
anitaltniilg bIcp inofert YiarinlmS-
priier, ioa minfeoe De ier fnuppc
G~ieoforroob ioo plubieIi9t, at Scr
nUiten life blcu aieboarer at pporipc
mere iii noQcn Slaes TriS. Mun
iii en- WttStunte ON, ar Slagternc
oicnlte bort Ell bel Gel al line Be
holoninger, % BET paaItooeS, at Der
ho$ enfeIte Sloltere og aioohonolc-
re err fuloet botpoelige Sagre blnnot
anoct al TpIier / Sengeflnoerne. 5
Berlin bar Tolitiet rll ~begpnot en-
@usunbcrioacIic hos Slagtere rg
aicohunolcre.
Gn tprtiif ~oiiiciel Happort al Soc
Mai 9iper uUrnlere S|plpSninger ON
SET &riqabuttc. ION Sprferne giorbe
/ aut-el.Nmora / Meiopotnmien. ga
Sen brittle Nrue pperaau iiQ. Tor-
ubcn General (otpnihcnb ielu bar ser
blnnot bemL iout opereap iiq, ire on
ore BRITTLE @Clleraler, men finn en-
Sbcrit. Gnbpjoere falbt 40 &ano-
ncr, % WIitrolicier, nTiten 5000 &c.
pGrer, 3 IcropInncr % itorc MGng-
Der al Imnunitipn o. arbct Sor-
raab / Sprfernc5 S9noer.
Sra Soloniti mcboeIc@ Sen 9oc
Mai, at ell heiti1 Irtiueribuel MI or
i iitIb Sang REQ Srontcu / Mafc-
oonier.
Sffc nlinore cnb 80 Imcrifanerc
bar Iooct iig hperpe / set ~iranifc Sin.
pcforp$, meo0cIcs ira Nari@. Sic.
re bar aIlerehe ubmerfet liz. elliott
Gcwoen er bIet beforeret baaoe meo
ari9Sforiet "a IilitrrmcoaIier %
ScforbIeitnant @illiam Shaip or
inDitiuet til 9Greslegicnen.
Sra Berlin fomIner fclaeroe OH.
ciene IeohcIcIie bateret 10be Mai.
- 20 tpife Sorpeoobdaoe, ion bar
uNc paa Neto9noieerine, hapoc Den
tSoc Mai en- fortparia SrTining
meo lem brittle Sorpeoobaaoe %
S%cltropcrS / Noro ior SItenoe iiocn'
Tor Ben bcI9iife apit. On al De bri'
title Selirorer5 bIep ifaoet. &c m
lie Sorpebobuaoc penotc hlen,
uifaote.
Snnbon 10bc Wai. - SnocnriaS
mlniitcr @erbert Snmucl n@pntt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-12

F>uEau A. >reo>p CLASS N,rTrb june i5rn iWH At
iut ROSY uYfI,E Al pECoE.u. lo~A. J>nkE Tht AoI
~ toNGRtSs oF MARCH p. 1921.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-12
Oanmarf beneStcr
SvStct.

NIc5Unhapn oeu zoe Mai: @crei.
ulngerne ON. al 9onmnrt iaicn har
b,gpnot llnoerbanolinger meo Sc
Grrcneoe Stater ON Solgct til oi2ic
q DC bauife Ger / ScitIuoien btncQ.
lee Der.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-12
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Gbteaao prceuftmarfee.

Stranger &c en- Snmaifine? "Sus.
uelnen" er iaa goo iom nogen an6en
Spmalfine til ben bobbelte Hris.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-22

Pantomime to the professional,
meaning the player, is 'mugging" a
part, or acting" it. Pantomime to
the man in the audience is conveying
thought and emotion by means of
body movements, without converse
tim.
Directors assert that this classic
form of expression was limited to the
folk lore tales that could be inter
preted by such characters as Harle-
quin, Pantaloon and Columbine in
dumb show performance But in
spite of what directors say, motion
picture acting is pantomime.
Be natural That is the first de-
mand of the director. Convey intel
igence to your audience by what you
do in a natural manner on the screen.
Don't exaggerate This requires a
complete mastery of the art of pan
tomime.
Flinging your arms, grinlacing, act
ing the fool with ridiculous gesture
is not pantomime. Pantomime is the
are of initiating physical expression
Will udIuI dluCSS duU case.
l shall never forget the shock re-
ceived when l watched my first pic
ture in which did the natural things.
was astonished. had played on the
legitimate stage and believed l was
comparatively graceful Horrors
my awkwardness in that film was ap-
paIling. Right then began my train
~ i
ever since. 1 have been a star four
years, yet learn something new in
every picture.
Moving picture acting is an entirely
new mode of expression. 1t is talk
without words. There is no human
emotion that cannot be depicted on
the screen. In getting these over"
the whole body is brought into play.
There is no portion of the human
form that does not have IFS work IN
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-22

body, the torso plays the most inn
portant part. Hate, fear, passion are
shown to great advantage with the
torso. In fact, the torso is used for
portraying every emotion. The hand,
the head, the eye-no portion of the
body can issue given, position until
the torso has taken a position to
support this attitude. The hands and
arms in an attitude of hate without
the harmonizing support Of the torso
would be laughable Of course, in as
Stunning these postures, the action of
the head, hand, foot and torso all
seem to be simultaneous.
The difficult thing in pantomime is
to assume any attitude sufficiently
exaggerated to make the audience
hear it and yet make the position APP
pear natural. Assume posture reg
istering dignity, for instance, a Sir,
how dare you" attitude and make
the lines of the pose please the eye
and yet convey to the ear of the au-
dience the sound of the lady's rebuke.
That is pantomime.
Dignity and pride, as well as tri-
umph, are primarily expressed by the
torso. The erect position unfailingly
gives such impressions. By drawing
the body up to its full height, elation
is brought out The opposite, shown
by letting the body sag, voices defeat.
The finer shades of expression are
brought out by the arms, hands and
eyes. But the bald, bold points are
made by the trained player with the
body proper.
Editors Note.-In the next article
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-22

Editors Note.-In the next article
Miss Saunders discusses face and
head, explaining the relation they
bear to the body and their importance
in the art of pantomime.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-22
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NOT MUCH

Led by every business man in town,
practically all the residents of Byers,
Kas., have signed the pledge for one
year
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-04
SWEDEN AND ENGLAND AT OUTS

The latest phase of the European situation is the
strained relations between the allies especially England
and Sweden. England has complained to the Swedish
government against what it calls breach of neutrality
1t the Germans in the habit of using part of
the Swedish territorial waters inside the three mile limit
to pass up and down the coast while England has used
another portion of Swedens territorial waters in the
same way. Sweden has protested to both powers Ger
many and England but her protests have been in vain
Sweden recently announced that she would close the
Kogrund channel to all except Swedish vessels. To this
England will accept whatever Sweden chooses give her
safe route that open to them to pass into and out of
the Baltic, and at the time England ntimated that
Sweden was not particular in keeping German ships
from her territorial waters To this Sweden made sharp
reply intimating plainly diplomatic language can
and much plainly than it generally does that Eng
land deliberately lying about it. Apparently the two
countries the breaking point but it is probable
England will accept whatever Sweden chooses to give her
and let go that for she has all the countries against
her now she cares to fight at this time.
The seizing of Swedish mails is of the original
causes of the i'll feeling and this too will probably be
stopped when England finds Sweden will not stand for it.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-04

Up to date snow storms have not been reported along
the Russian Rumanian frontiers but the time is draw
ing for them. 1t looks though if any real i'm
portant to be made this front they will have
be made in the very future be postponed until
next spring Another six weeks or two months will also
put end to active operations the other fronts and
the armies will put in the winter building and strengthen
ing trenches and Notifications This means that with
the opening of the Spring campaign there will be another
almost impregnable line of defenses for the fellow to
tackle who wants to get into the others territory In this
it will in all probability be the Germans who will
fight the defensive just they have been doing along
the Somme.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-04
OPEN FORUM
:: - y :; y y y y ). !; - y !.
CONSTITUTIONAL PROVISIONS

Salem, Oregon, Sept, 29, 1916
Editor Capital journal;
Wishing to become better informed
relative to our state and its laws. the
writer recently took up the study OF
the state constitution. The study prov.
cd rather interesting. Among other
things discovered is the fact that Ar
ticle NH of the state constitution
fixes the amount of salary that may
he paid to certain state officers while
the legislative assembly has fixed 9th
er amounts. seemingly. in direct con
fliet with said article NH.
To Illustrate, e The governor shall re.
ceiNe an animal salary OF fifteen hun.
dred dollars. The secretary OF state
shall receive an annual salary of fifteen
hundred dollars. The treasurer shall re-.
.eeive an annual salary of eight hund.
red dollars. The judges of the supreme
court shall each receive an annual sai.
AIRY of two thousand dollars. They shall
receive no fees or perquiSites whatever
for-the performance of any of the du-
ties connected with their respective Of
ficeS; and the compensation of Officers.
II not fixed by this constitution. shall
be provided by law. Article Mil.
However, in direct conflict with the
constitutional regulation of salaries.
''By act Of the legislative assembly,
1905 session, tine salary OF the govern
or WAS increased TO 5000 Per Snnum ;
the secretary OF state To $500 per an
mum; the state treasurer to $500 per
annum, and the attorney general 10
$500 per annum. The legislative
assembly of 1897 increased the salar.
les of the justices of the supreme court
from SsO00 to S+5oO per annum
The above quotations are from the
Oregon Blue Book fer l9l5-l9l6. com
piled by Ben W. Olcott. secretary OF
state. and certainly are interesting, but
do not state all Of the record OF facts
in connection with the increases Of re-
muueration that have been made le the
judges ~ the supreme court.
lie; u investigate this record. bu;
while doing 80 keep in mind the fact
that article MIL has never been re
pcSle,i or amended. and that il pro-
ViieS, that 5000 shall lC the annual
salary of each II the supreme court
Judges IL l>>A ami i>>s, resolution
was pSS>e,l bN the legislative assembly
20 amend the constitution - a. 10 give
the Judges Of the supreme count more
pSv. Wheu this proposed amendment
WAS submitted jO iae people in lSS7,
I, was overwhelmingly voted down.
However, IN the face Of this adverse
vote OF the people. the legislative as
>eW6lv. session l>S9. passed an act Civ
ins eSch Judge II the supreme court
Sl5oo dollars extra Tor holding term
Of court Si Penileton. In l90S. the q
lnOuut wSs increased 10 $500. The QUO
1ation from Blue BOoS. quoted above.
states ''The legislative assembly ~
l905 increased the salaries Of the 5ns-
tiees of the >OPreMe court frou sseoV
- SlNsoo l'er annum-
This i not all, however, for IN 1910.
Sy1icle VII OF the state constitution
was amended hV 3 vote Of the peapls-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-04
EMAYTER NNNNuI

A-aAa "a NM \ AAAs
felt ,hS; tSthe1 and @c, Sgy-cvt II
l.colSvd RTocSe. or PerA2g> 1 se,.els >Sv
81 ny friea3sh'p for hss1. He pas a;cs
II XIV. 9; covr>e. bcc SS :sr IS I could
See he Was iuSt - uiee u tue rcst ~ the
fSsiilv. However,, I vS> AAvirS S.ch :
Sso3 5i@e, VSS - kSacy WITH tAe1, al.
thSt i NO1M have TSSsn more thS2
fathers seeming dislike ior LCcrSr6 70
spoil ny visit.
had heea >OutA 0ulv lstle over
tUo weeks vAea CuffeV5 wro,e nc thSs
ening - al unfNveSsea Business matter
he WAS soirg Nome i,oHseilSte,v; thSt he
NeaN Se tAsve when I us>ceiVe6 his let,
ter. WAsle mother S06 the siylS AeSSg6
ne net - sAOrtea my visit, / noticed
that father said NN,hSug,
Il the Sfceraeoa i.eCaS0S Rg>Nke call.
e6, and I tol& Asas naS Husband WAS At
AoGe and ,hS, ShoW6 ~ In = 6Sy or
sNA
''Eet ne know wheR V0W aeci6e u
~ htile laiv, Sn6 I will ~ a, the sAme
siuee. RSsASps e&u be u assistance 10
voa.
''TtS, w0a,G he l0VelN---M | com,
zreooe6, tAea StolY>ca, Something tela
ne tASt rather WSal3 aNt S,,,r0ve of my
travelling North With Mr., RgSOSc 81 /
finished lAmeiN. 'sHOt Tn not Sorn
NAe2 l SASll EIN'N
Two days Sftey | started home, Leon,
ora RcNNeo - my rcGef, aoas1 Il Na,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-04
A Drop Of Honey.

When the train drew into the sta
uon and | saw Clifford waiting 10 meet
US, was 50 pleased and surprised that
| could Scarccly contain myself. All
thoughts Of anyone else lett me. Meth
er men nor women hSd any interest fer
me. he kissed me, then Edith. Snd even
asked old Mandy, waau, l knew he de-
tested, how she was
Truly 1t taScS but little IL make a wo-
maW happy,
was 50 thankful thSt Leonard
SrooSe had not returned With ne. Soze-
thing told ne thar Clifford would not
have been 81 4emeaS,rSsive had any
enc been by 10 see. ami / Mas - delight
cN over his greeting, his evident pless-
ar'> in having NSAy sl,S me back. hat L
los, S,NNi AMI hooked after hsra IS he
pSsd the porter gcaecoaSly. szd then
called taxi.
rs ss'd' III takes - 6,tle 10 make
woman happy
\ NtN'NornNW'-'-R RNWe SeeraS = HSnDier
plSeNN
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-10-04
There Is No Better

This amendment contained a covert
elause-believed by some to have been
inserted as a joker-which provides
that justices OF the supreme court
shall receive such compensation MS NAV
be provided law. The strange thing
connected with these increases is that
the judges Of the supreme court should
have been a party to what seems like
a plain violation of the constitution,
which "every judge of the supreme
court, before entering upon the duties
OF his office, swears Cor affirms)
that | will support the constitution of
the United States and the constitution
OF the state of Oregon.
If these increases are uneOnstitution-
al, large sums of money have been il.
legally taken from the state treasury
by those who have benefited by the
increases.
The writer las asked those. who
ought to know. by what authority the
legislative assembly has made these in
ereaSes: hut SO far. no one has been
found who is willing to state that the
in violation of article NH are con-
stitutional. | wish to pass the question
70 vOur readers.
In the event Others fail. Chief Jus
tiee f. A. Moore might solve the prob
lem involved by explaining how it is
legally possible TO pay the judges of
the supreme court salary of $500 per
annum while constitution OF Oregon.
article Mi, fixes said salary AZ 81,
oo0 per anuum.
Very sincerely yours,
81 AV-GHTER