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New-York tribune., 1916-06-24
Glenn Urges Them to En-
list and Win Congress
men for Larger Force.
SAYS WAR SECRETARY
MUST KNOW HIS JOB
If Head Doesn't Realize Troops
Needs, Department Will Suf-
fer, Colonel Asserts.
From star con~poae.n, O, IN. Trieun, ]

Plattsburg, y. Y, June 23.-Colonel
Edwin F. Glenn, General Woods chief
OF staff, made a special appeal 10 the
rockies tonight 70 help solve the army
problems that beset the United States.
With our present defenees, he said he
could take and hold New England and
New York with $4,000 we'll drilled and
equipped men. lie asked the rockies
20 use their influence with their Con-
gressmen in behalf Of army increase
bills, and also to enter the regular
army service as officers.
"The army will need 900 officers in
the next five years." he said. There
will be many vacancies. and many men
70 I'll them will be appointed from civil
life. ! hope many men from the train
ing camps will be among the number"
War Secretary Must Know Army.
Speaking of the general staff of the
army, he said there should be a tre-
mendous increase in its numbers. Ger
many. France and England, he said, had
zoo or 500 members on their general
stats, while the United States had only
S. He spoke also for the bill increas-
ing the army to $4,000. but added that
recruiting was not what it should be.
in the Eastern Department, for the last
several months, 400 men each month
had bought themselves off.
Speaking Of the administration Of the
army. he said: "Unless we have a man
as Secretary Of War who appreciates
the needs OF the army, We viii not get
the army together as il should be-
Prepare for Six Days March.
The rockies who qualified for record
target practice spent the day at the
ranges, continuing TO improve their
scores. Lieutenant Townsend Whelen.
!n charge Of the shooting, said that in
n month he thought the whole regiment
could qualify as marksmen. Such men,
he said. would represent satisfactory
battle efficiency.
Fifty more recruits Joined the second
cavalry stationed here to help train the
rockies.
Rockies who did not qualify for rec
ord shooting spent the day in learning
20 pitch and strike the pup, or shelter,
tents They will have TO live under
these tents, sleeping on the ground, for
six days next week. in a manpuvre
march that will be the climax Of the
camp and give them a chance 10 put
into practical use what they have
learned about soldering.
For the first time tonight the regi-
New-York tribune., 1916-06-24
Forty Have Swung Into
Line to Share Burdens
of Men Who Enlist.
EDISON STANDS BY
HIS 200 RECRUITS
Southern Pacific Makes Pro
vision for Thousands OF Its
Employees in Guard.

The honor roll Of those who have
voluntarily agreed to pay the salaries
and hold open the jobs of those of their
employees who are called to serve the
flag was increased by forty yes
terdav. Nearly all OF these made the
UNQUALIFIED full-pay- y-and-j jobs-back an
nouncement. Some went even further
and made other provisions for the well
fare Of their workers and their iami-
lies
"A number OF this company's en-
Moves" saws a letter from the j. Loris-
lard Company to each ofsits employees
who are members of the national guard,
"have made an immediate response TO
the call of the President and have gone
or arc about 10 60, TO camp with thelr
respective commands in preparation Tor
service on the border or in Mexico
Proud of Its Employees.
"These men are actuated by a high
sense of patriotism and a fne pubic
spirit. This company is proud OF their
unhesitating response to the call OF
duty and Of the sacrifices which they
will undergo for the common good. Inc
company has every confidence that their
services. so freely given, will reflect
credit at all times upon themselves and
upon the company.
"These men may feel assured thai
their positions with the company VIII
be held open for them and that their
salaries will be paid in full. The en-
ployes' bounty plan will also remain IN
operation with respect to them.
Southern Pacific Swings in Line.
The Southern Pacific Railroad Com
pany has prepared a sliding scale Of
wage payments TO its thousands OF en-
ployes who belong TO the guard or the
army. Married privates VIII get tull
pay; married officers Will get the dit-
ference between the governments and
the companys pay. Unmarried pri-
Yates with dependent fan1e ies viii draw
three-quarters TO full pay, according
70 circumstances; officers in the same
class not TO exceed three-quarters pay.
Unmarried privates without dependent
families will get half pay; officers IN
the same class not to exceed half pay
r. G. Dun & Co. sent the following
unqualified notice to its employees:
"Any of you who are, or who be
come. members of the national guard.
are TO suffer no diminution Of pay or
other loss from us by reason of any OF
your necessary absences in the dis
charge of your duties as members Of
the guard
Pay for Training Camp Also.
ANY of you who may wish to join
one of the summer camps for military
training held under the authority OF
the national government may do so
without suffering any diminution Of
New-York tribune., 1916-06-24
LAMBERT GIRL
DENIED GAYETY
Letter to Sunday School
Teacher Says She
Hid Sorrow.

Waukegan, H., June 23.-Th. s,,,.
having rested, the defence to-morrov
will move that the court discharge viii
II. Orpet, charged with the murder o,
Marion Lambert, on the ground TIA,
the state has not established A cas.
That Judge Donneily will deny III,
motion was made plain this as,ernoo,
when the court oyerruled a series OF
motions made by James n. Wnkerson
chief counsel for Orpet, % strike from
the record vital portions Of the testi.
mony OF states wtnes ses.
Presentation Of the testimony Of
witnesses for the prosecution was con.
cluded az the forenoon session. Il n,o-
duced two items OF importance. Ons
w.s a letter written b. Marion the dsv
before her death, 20 Miss r.. +. Run.
sey, her Sunday school teacher. In
which Marion said that her gigclss
often concealed real unhaDp.ness.
The other was the testimony o.
Mayor Lewis, Of Lake Forest. The nome
of Orpet end Marion. % the effect that
Orpet told him after his arrest that
Marion had threatened 20 commit SUI.
eide because Of her alleged delicate
condition. and that this was the rea.
son for his visit 70 Lake Forest from
Madison. Wis.
Several more letters that ONE,
wrote to Marion were read
Keep yourself for me ai0ne7 Orpe,
wrote on May 26. 1915. The mex, day
he complained THE only way
could get through nv classes to-day
was By thinking there would be
letter from you, but there was nom.
Try TO love me. for that means more
TO me than anything M the world"
By November 3. after the summer
vacation, Orpet addressed here merely
as Dear Marion" and spoke o. seeing
her on Thanksgiving
Late in November he wrote that he
hoped that she got the stuf' al
right. December he wrote: Letter
received this morning and was cur
urised 20 hear that there was nothing
doing yet. Don't see the doctor until
I have given you something 70 take.'
"Will try 20 90 down 20 see YOU
February o. he wrote in another
letter. "Will call you up evening.
February 8. Remember the dates. IL
will be under the same conditions. Re.
member? II all is NOT an right. ].
will be when see you. Don't tell any
one about the eighth for am not suo.
posed to come home then
New-York tribune., 1916-06-24
CARRANZA SAYS 100000
HAVE OFFERED TO FIGHT
American Citizen Busy Sending
Out Boosts for First Chief.

FL Paso, Tex, June. 23.-The Mexi-
can government states that fully
900 900 men have offered to take up
arms in defence of their country since
the crisis with Washington came to a
head, according to a dispatch from
Mexico City to the consulate here to-
day.
George Weeks, an American citizen,
as director Of the Csrranza bureau
Of Information" has been sending
daily dispatches to Juan T. Burns, the
de facto consul general in New York
City, reiteratng that Americans in
Mexico are bitterly opposed - an In
vasion.
This is the latest from Weeks:
Absolute quiet prevailed in this city
to-day. News of encounter between
Trevino's and Pershing's men was re-
ceived with equanimity, but serious
ness, and was fully justified by public
sentiment, which had grown restive
over longer unwarranted stay foreign
troops in country.
"Telegrams adhesion TO Chief con-
tnue be received. 1t is estimated fully
million have offered take up arms in
defence their countrr.
Special train bearing $50 Americans
left to-day for Vera Cruz. Now be-
lieved by consular officials not over 250
remaining in city
Senior Burns holds in his hands the
life Of General Joaquin f. NJ Beltran,
a former Mexican Senator.
Following the publication last Sun
day Of an article purporting to have
been written by General Beltran and
urging United States Intervention, the
consul general sent transcript to Mex
leo City. Yesterday he received the
following grimly significant telegram: !:
General Joaquin Beitran is here.
Wire all details OF charges and proof
against his culpabilty as a traitor"
The wire was signed by Colonel Al
fredo Breceda, close adviser Of Car
rama
New-York tribune., 1916-06-24
Guard Headquarters
To Be i'm Green Haven

Peekskill y. Y. June 23.-Prepara-
;ions for the mobilization OF the ma
tional guard units affected by Presi-
dent Wilson's call had progressed so
far to-day that Major General Organ
decided to-nilht to move headquarters
from Peekskill 20 Green Haven on Sun
day. II was stated that by next Thurs
day every national guard unit ordered
to mobilize would be in camp.
General O'Ryan left headquarters to-
night to pay his first visit to his fam
lily since last Sunday. Before leaving
he declined 10 discuss the order of the
War Department to Immediately send
all troops 10 the border as soon as they
are mustered into United States SER
vice. General Organ said that he had
not yet received this order from Wash
lngton
New-York tribune., 1916-06-24

pay during the time Of your absence
FOR that purpose
Tho Paige Detroit Company, In an
nouncing that it will provide FOR tn
families of employees who 20 to th'
border. SAYS employees who were sales
men on n commission basis will come
under the benefits Of tho plan, ever
though they drew no stated salary.
The Union Paper Company adopted
the full pay policy a year ago, and yes
terday published renewed notice ol
the continuance OF the plan.
Thomas A. Edison to Pay zoo.
Thomas A. Edison announced yes
terday that the 200 workers in his fac
tories in West Orange, N. j., who are
members OF the militia will be paid IN
full and given their jobs back when
they return from service.
The Vacuum Oil Company, In addl
tion TO paying employees in full whils
they serve the Stars and Stripes, Will
grant an additional two weeks vaca-
tion to any of them who go TO Platts'
burg. 49,,
At the Vanderbilt Hotel, which ia
on the full pay roster, Max Reneke, a
bellboy, who became a recruit IN the
list Regiment, was presented yester-
dav with a purse Of 500, raised by
guests who admired his patriotic
spirit.
with yesterdays forty, the names o'
lbS firms have been published to date
in The Tribune. The list Will be con
tinued from day to day. Following are
Yesterdays additions: =,
American Bank Note Company, full
pay.
American Metal Company. full pay.
Louis Auerbach. full pay.
The Barrett Company, full pay.
Bernhard Scholle a. Co., full pay.
bethlehem Steel Company, full pay.
Brooklyn Union Gas Company, full
pay. -, ..,..
NJ B. Brown Company, will take
good care" of its employees who en-
list.
Century Company, full pay.
Cowperthwait & Sons, full pay. -,
Degnon Contracting Company, full
pay.
briggs -Seabury Ordnance Company
full pay.
r. G. Dun & Co., full pay.
Thomas A. Edison factories, full pay
Flatbush Gas Company, full pay. .,
Hammond Typewriter Company, fuii
pay.
Hodenpyl, Hardy & Co., full pay.
Hoggson Bros, full pay.
Ingersoll- Rand Company. full pay.
Jamaica Gas Light Company, full
Fay.
Percy Kent Company, full lay.
pictorial Review" full pay.
Kirkman & Son. full pay.
Lane Bryant, full pay.
Liggett Riker Hegeman Company
full pay for four weeks, when further
provision will be made.
p. Lorillard Company, full pay.
Mortgage Bond Company OF New
York, full pay.
Merchants National Bank, full pay. ,,
Newtown Gas Light Company, full
pay.
Paige Detroit Company, will care for
families of employees who enlist.
Richmond Hill and Queens County
Gas Light Company, full pay.
Joseph T. Ryerson & Son, full pay.
Savage Arms Company, full pay.
Seaboard National Bank, full pay.
Southern Pacific Railroad, full pay
for privates, sliding scale for officers.
Standard Oilcloth Company, full pay
Union Paper Company, full pay.
Vacuum Oil Company, full pay.
Vanderbilt Hotel, full pay.
Woodhaven Gas Light Company, ful'
pay.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-24
A 7 asty Summer
"SnRCh for the warm

SxlCSAA IOl tliC wal III
days when the appetite
Graves something differ
ent"-for luncheon, for pic
MICS, or any kind of outdoor
excursion is Triscuit, the
Shredded Whole Wheat
w afer. 1t is made of the
whole wheat steam-CoOked,
shredded and baked. Toast
it in the oven to restore its
crispness and spread over it
butter, soft cheese or mar
malade. Its snappy, tasty
aroma is a delight to the
palate, supplying the great
est amount of nutriment in
smallest bulk. A deliciously
VIII olcsome toast. 1t is
eady-cooked, easily carried,
is su engthening and salts
flying. Made at Niagara.
Falls. N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-24
EDWARD T. EGBERT DEAD
In City's Service Forty-nine Years, Was
hu Authority on Real Property.

Edward T. Egbert, seventy-eight, who
for forty-nine years had been in the
service OF New York City. died yester-
day morning at his home, 80 West
Eighty-third Street
MIR. Egbert's most important service
TO New York was rendered during his
long term as assistant satisfaction
clerk. in which department he became
an authority on the law of real prop
erty. His decisions in reference to the
discharge of mortgages were seldom
challenged. The Masonic burial SER
vice will be held al his late home Sun
day afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-24
Sunningdale to Hold
Mixed Doubles Tourney

An invitation mixed doubles tennis
tournament will be played to-day and
tomorrow at the Sunningdsle Country
Club, Mount Vernon, with many Of the
best pairs in the vicinity entered.
Among them are Miss Marie Wagner
and Al j. Ostendorf, j. Harry Stein
kampf and Miss Margaret Grove. En-
bree VI. Henderson and Mrs. Waring
and Hamilton Adler and Mrs. Garlic
bach
New-York tribune., 1916-06-24
Boxing Body Suspends
Duffy for COntempt

Chairman Fred A. Wenck Of the state
Athletic Commission announced yester-
day that the commission had suspended
Jimmy Duffy, a welterweight. OF Lock
port. y. Y. for period Of sixty days.
Duffy was accused of having failed TO
fulfil a contract with a Rochester club
and also OF contempt toward the com
mission. He was found guilty and his
suspension followed.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-24
P. S. 62 Alumni Meet Tonight

The regular semi-snnual meeting Of
the Public School 62 Alumni Associs-
tion will be held at the school tonight.
DR.. Henry Moskowitz will be the chief
speaker OF the evening, and District
Superintendents Roberts and Goldwas-
ser and Principal Goldrich have signi-
ned their intention Of being present.
Election Of officers for the ensuing year
will be held.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-24
Railroads Name Troop Manager

The General Managers Association
Of New York, composed Of the general
managers OF the Eastern railroads, yes
,erday appointed representative 10
cooperate with the headquarters OF the
Department OF the East in the move
ment Of troops and supplies. The name
af the eeAeisl Will bs announced lstsn
New-York tribune., 1916-06-24
Dyer and COrkran
ViCtOrS on Links

Wilmington, Del, June 29.-Frank
Dyer, Of Montclair. n. j.. will meet K.
Clarke Corkran, OF Baltimore, while
Hoover Bankard, of Chicago, will play
d. +. Sawyer. of Wheaton, Ill, in the
semi-final round for the Wilmington
cup as result of the first and second
rounds OF match play to-day in the
annual invitation golf tournament of
the Wilmington Country Club.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-24
Yale Alumni Asked to Enlist

New Haven, June 23.-Yale battalion
officers are sending cards to 2,4O0
graduates Of the university. Of the
classes Of ~. '13, IA and Is, urging
them to join the 10th Militia Field Ar
tillery, Of which the four Yale batteries
are part The present strength Of the
Yale command is 424 but Major Robert
y. Danford wants 532 men.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09

eli 'ronlt &apport beoer oct, at De
tplfe Se0cre ien0te trent lit Sniante.
RI / loo fompotte Waaier, of De for.
reiie R9ftcr bar abiolilt iitre paa at
Goa in0 i Den pisie Tso. fSor be
niaaite mooto9e belle 9peen al ben
lran'fe ScGrreilo / Oct Saob al no.
gen AZ De baare TGffer oog mlIiaens
tunoe fonrne iaiennem.
Gette bar biotil life Ipffeoes. &c
tronge Hauiner ioran Sort &air or
ooerltrset meo Sig, men insen IN.
FER bar ellonll naaet irem til Sor.
ret.
Zen lioitc ironife oiiicienc Wtel-
Ding, hateret Earis zoe Sluni, ganr
fort % 9oot no pao, at glentagne
pTloige tpifc Ingreb MOB Sort Saur
er 'Iooet tilbage nleb itore Cob ior
Nn9riberne.
SBlaa paa S:rGfnineen mellem
sort Saur % Samlolp er Splferne
orepet tilbage.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09
Gr "Scgolidj" % "Sinbenbnra"
9aaet nnocr?

Glpbenboun 5tc Suni. = "9lol-
borg Stiitstioenbc" mcbOelte iaoor,
at Den $4,000 Cons tpifc Slasfrpo.
icr "Sepolid" Sorsoag Wprsel
loae5 iloenior Sono, iterft facet %
beIti9t foriuIet al brittle arigS-
lfibc.
Sone fortalte lonnme @lab, at Scr
or @runo til at fro, at "Sepolid,"
bleu i9nfet. ct telegram til @looet
ira Hibe mebbeler. at Carrie / Sen-
%oerlpllanO bar mobtaget llnocrrct
ming ON, at oereS Enarprenbe ON.
boro paa "SepoIid)" er omfommet
9onhon ste Slni. - Siiicerer,
iom oelto9 / Sjolloget / Nproiisen.
erflGrer nleh 9eitcnltbeb, at De tpife
Slngfrpolere "Ninoenburg" oa
"2iltjom" bIep ifltot ii9nf. Seiao
brittle Sfficerer illofommet til @bin.
burg p%aaltaar, al "Sinocnburg" blep
Ienot tilbinos.
"Sinoelbure" ifal bore Ben tpife
SHADES Stoltbco; oct bar ben npe-
tie % fraitigite Grcaonallsbt / belle
6laaoen. Gen gif al Stabelen So
lien 1915 % ifour iclpisIaeIis life
opfsrt / ben offcntli9e tpife Slaooe-
lite.
Sonoon 5tc SlIni. - Sielgc Sp-
gapcr ira gomirnlitctet ioo9 blep
iaIt 333 brittle Siiicerer orGbt /
Sjsilaget / Noroiiscu. NGltcn ane
Sifieerer pan De itore S%lagfrpoIere
"S.llecn Mnrp", "Snpincible" %
"SSroeiatignbIe" gift UNDER. Neiag-
tige Spgaper ODER Wanoitabstabet
iorelieger enonu life.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09
Sntaa %Ariasnufiier.

SgIaa Den itore eiterrigife Siieil.
itp | Ilperne ipnes M of bolbe paa
at goa iitaa. &c iibite WtcIoinaer ira
Nom paaItnor ialialo bette oo oplp-
Ter, at Siierrigerne DC iioite Gage er
Diet orepet tilbage paa Here Elinf-
ter | Oct ipolige Enrol. Spao De mi.
llt1re SogmGno MI cr melt Ippnbt
poa at ic, er bpilfen Girfnina ocr
tore %rlliifc Siieniiu / @alicicn pil
faa pnu slifrrerne ueo Gcroun GA i
1Drpl.
Sra Sonoon ~meooelcS, at sc Ml.
llereoe bar ouertoget S%elegrai- %
Solotontorerne / Solpnifi lamt
Speropipnet nleo Sapnen % bar
proflameret &rigslouen / @pen o.
belle oct Streg al @rGfenlano, Iom
boloea beint al DC Nfiereoe. slIt
bette er Ell 6slge al ben tpif.bllaar-
tie Sffupatlon al Oct erTife Sort
Grlpel.
1875 neitrale Sfibe laitet meo 90
rer ira lfunoinapiife @aroe oa be
'ternt til England % Sfotlano err
opbragt I'll tp'fe Snpne al tpIfe
&~rias'tibc li0et / Sftpber 1914. on.
lp'teS torleoen Gag / l%lnberbuiet.
Zen tpife giegiering iremlaeoe
ben 6tc SUM / @igsbaeen Sorilas
ON Ell M &riesbepilenins paa 49,.
600 Miaioner Warf 5000 Wiaio-
ner Collars. Ger foreligeer osioa
Tor Migsoaaen flcrc Sorilag ON me
Sfatter, beriblanot ell ioregct Sfat
paa arissfortjeneite.
* X y
Gn britiif l1noerpallosbaao Ifol
pna fin iibitc S1,r bope pprct noe /
AS Gage / ct Sref uoen at bare be
ret ilono. Sette oniees Tom SC
foro. sc fsrite TO Tsan, sen bar
lloe, loa Sen unocr @anbct / belle 40
Elmer / ct Srpf. 5 Sc 46 Gage
bar ben / mango iarefulbe Sitila-
%ticner, meooeles ira 2cnoon.
scIc Sen brittle arnre ! 0elten
bar anlagt Sor9 / ~snlebning 2oro
a1tdeners Seo, meloes ira 9onoon.
Iae Sfficerer bGrer tort Slor paa
penitre slrm. Sper belle england %
Sfotlono ilages Der paa balp Stang.
Sra @proon m~eooelcs, at ilere
Siug tpber paa, at Sragebien nleo
arpblcren "@anpibirc" mcO 2oro
aitdlcncr pn1boro cr ct Hcillltat al
tp't Splona9c, og Der cr / ben Mn-
Looming fonlllet IN Sort / Moita-
tlonen ipr at Interfere ollie Ecrio-
ller al tpif @prb llben Scnipn iii
@orgerltab foriloen a1c andre mis-
tGntcliae EcrIoner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09
Ieromn.

Slaaet nco Ierbun er MI / Soils
Nepioitheo bIct itinet / Sfpagen al
mere upenteoe @eeipenheoer, ionl
@oro Sitdeners traaiife Sso, SisiIa.
get / Noriieen % ben itore rusiiite
Siienlip. Ga Sog er ianoinnli9piS
%erbur irenoeIes oen blooialte al
ole SIaenarfer, men bette bar III
pnret Ell SasIisbass cling / oper IRE
Ioarener, ioa BET IalSer Iigelom al
iia ie!u.
Suifernc har, Tom ier nGpnt, peo
&ialp Al riterriaite Soriterfninacr,
abort CT belperot Sorlsg paa at nao
%erbrr ira Norosit peo isrit al
prspe at itorne Sort @anr. &c bar
nltiaa iorelsbia opsipet fine Stcrm'
anareb / Smesnen AZ Sainnanos'
bnuacn "a bar iorIa9t lin Sfieniiu
til SitiiSen al Meuie.
"a her ioran Sort %anr or eei
eaact ioriUrocIigt bloSiet I'll. !
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09
Soro Rithener
omfcmmet.
Soriiriicl,c ira SIDE /.

acrnr mooltrihcnoc. sra Nerln err
tlUreheS Oct ltrGr. az Den mite 0lao'
Dc bcboIbf &olpla6lcn, men i'sl9e
Den brittle oincicllc 0telbln9 iog
Snltcrne SIuaicn Il uilb lloroen",
"a Den brittle NoucoIlao0c nTrmc0c
zig, % Nomirol &eIilcoe mcIoer, at
ban Norgenen clter Sla8ct leileoe
flrc @onae oper %nIpIooien uoen at
iinbc Ell cneitc iiclotli9 Nortolt.
Set ircnigoar. al StncploOlen Tor
oct ltore Sjsilag par liac peo Sto.
aeraf3 Dhrnoing omtrent l25 Viii
/ Subpeil Tor Den norlte aplt ug ON.
firing 80 Niil / Eor0pelt ior Sui.
lanb5 Hor0peitfuit.
Get bar life pprct oplpii. men
Del cr ooA onItrent ~iifteri. at ocn IN.
ne ,Sldo0c par gaoct no ira aicl,
Qlcurcm 2itcrilecn, Sc oonifc Slnl.
&c. anticQat % StdNcrof. % at Den
irot ia lonnc @ei tlIbo0c l'ieoct'pr
lun9S Den ipbife %e'ttnlt.
Get bar oA'no uTret 1iGttct pnn,
at &lceaomlral Vcottp par poa Sci
til 2iicrilecn nlch Ell ltor SIngtrpo-
lcrrInnhC. oa ban llootc pnn Den tU-
ltc Sloaoc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-06-09
Weuemmdo.

Seq lGier / Se~Iefpnbpgen: IS
SiliUloc a. SlOcbralo. fulo @rono-
llctionel."
Soar &c llogenlinbe bort. At no.
9Gl hur iilfulot Soromor Sanien,
nuor Ser par %llobrlbatppe / Su.
ilt? Gaer Neiemeiter S~erentias-
len, noar Snmilieforiergcreu Iaa ipg
AZ Sungebet9noelle?
x *
Did youeverkn know the difference
between a calliope and caliope?
Here you have it:
The common folks live in the
hope
That they will hear the calliope;
But people in society
Must list to the caliope.
But probably you would as
soon not be in society.
Ealgtdlrlpd9lleil er tor Sad1oen.
Fr9iioeut @ilion bar begpnot at
lclbe Toreorag ON Ibrabom Gin.
cr!r.
Get er tunlte bare ell SiliIIOis.
bco, men ies bar o9iaa lnst @erfe
IT.. ar E~reiioenten / Oct iioite er
blet mere rintelis / lin. Som ON "tbe
hrphenateo Imericans". San iiaer
III. az NJ ifdl iaa Con I'll at ha en-
bite Iioen Elabs / pore &ierter FOR
pcrt aamle S1oreldnb. Saf!
X X
tsor life at pGre lieeoan ioml
@ilion tlircr Hooieuelt / oct Itore
o. belle ircnl, iom han bar beapnot,
% Npa or ielp han blet Ell Smule
mere tolerant ioerminSite operior os,
iom life cr Spifere. @iu0eteanet er
ior set mcitc enNm al oct onoe.
men ban or ailiscucl piuig iii al