davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-15
WtnSer fra YionerSaaene.

Set bar, iaabibt ieg crinbrer, ON Ssz
item 1891, at min Rabo, Ttr. Carlton,
trm Itprtcnoe meo belle SamiIien / SGz
ltnc paa Zig % itamnet: "Sar on Saz
troner I'll 8iudeitercu biu, Ola. ga,
men, huao CT paafrrbe MI ba2" aa,
Snoicn CT brlbt Iss % ian bore Der
bhao Sib irm BELT. "SpaS Ia hi eisre.
Sla?" ga, icg trnter hi ferit faar /
oS en- Sop Saffc; itben iaa onerbeier hi
Sd8cn". "Get, III ma baroIe hurtiet.
Snoten CT life te' o ipstc meb, ia e II
Siq". ga, ia iaa foreIlaar ics, at hi
ifrtSer til a~fitemniug neb cn9are". 90
ret bleb enitenrmia oebtaeet. at Sirrrins
ger og llr9er ta9er SIabs / Suiets ins
eeritc Iffroa, mebeus oi TO taeer Ops
ittIing paa bier Dor SHE al SnS9angsz
Sereu meS Dor brabcIigc "8inheitcr"z
Htfler, Saliber 1850 % 1870. gl
ION Storbuttcne %ton,n,e, mentc ic9, iaa
I:al DC ianoclig min Sat faa paa Snis
ten, beriom oe porer at itiftc sen irem.
men ba bIeo Scr. Carlton a~IuorIis %
trcttciatte mig iaaIunSe: Scr err life
SID % Steh for Ietiinbig Sale. Ola. Sns
oien er life tie o ipsee meo ia c Il
big. "Nei, oct f%oritaar iee fnIot BEL"
iuobenbte iee, "rcn hi ma piie os mats
hi9e mtot / Zig en- Sare iom bette" Sa.
hi bolot StanS paa bore 9oiter inbtil
rem Ipie Ior9eu llneu at BIZ foritbrret
al noeet auoet euo aatten % SuuSeu,
hcr M % "a bolbt en- Gonfereus iioeus
frr SrSorggen, ~uuta9eIi9 ON &elinecu
az en- 8opher eller noect ~lieueube. HGz
tic Tor9cn blep oet beiluttet, at en- al pS
filo ppue iia til @ben gottireau for at
firbe no Stiningeu ser. Gi talteSe SOB,
o. BET faINt raa Ir. Carlton. Sau
r%ciIte, mcbcns ieg boIOt llofie biemme.
%eb Infomiten tilbage tlinbe ban raps
portere, at belle Stabeu bar fulb at
EIpgtnineer, iom | Sui % SaIt baboe
imurt Safer for at bierae 2ipet % fomz
me Tia bort fra Sen rGbieIsfulbe Snoias
rcropItdnb. Guhel mere bebicrtcoe bauz
DC iamlet fig poa forfieIiae Steber /
Sornlerbuie, laoet Sfpttes @lleger runbt
@reaerc, fait beitemte pad at bpbe Siens
SEN Srpos inotil iibite gnoc. Ten Sc
rcnteSe % penteoe | Sage % Trtter
uben at sine ct Stint at &sbbuoerne,
mtn tililut bleu @entetibeu alt for pins
Zig. no9et MATTE foretases, % til BEN
Guoe bIeo Der bal9t % uSieubt Ell Speis
bersgrpebitiou, iom lpffeIis % bel noer
minnite Rift / Sfirbet fom tilbasc fra
Sen farlise Serb for at afsioe lin &aps
port. O9 bercs 8~ienbelIe los bel uos
geulunbe Zig tror iee: No9Ie Sroianes
re bapoe for en- Iiben SiS iIaaet iie neS
| Nrrbeben at cafe Retbisoihe, % iaa
Ell apeIb bnbhe roaen al bem lssuet
Sflib pan Sarer eIer bpab BET MI bar.
Sme9neus ScttIcrc bsrte SuleIoene %
ia min iarbt, bette er artaserflGriug.
Hcbbe Gibet ale iom fan; % iaa bar
het ies poer Gals % Sopeb mes en- Ga
bells Sorpirrir9, iaa SnbisSufferc, Der
/ al Ro 90 Nta9 brenrte ont Sreb os I'M
gen Sarc, bleo inart oprerfiom pau
8abaIberct og fit paa lin SIDE en- iaa
o~IpprIig Sfrrt / 2inet, at osiaa DC iattc
ufitco opcr Stof oe Sten, alt bpab Sei
co Hemnter tlinbe taaIe, % Der bIep for
talt at DC life turbe itauie, fsreub De be-
fonbt fig Iarst, Iauat inoe pad sartlc
ofbgbe @ictorinS @nemerfer.
Ole s.. @ifern.
Wpttireolt, 81. Sat
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-15
Gu Neiie.

Seq meb Some og 9atter toe os en-
Sur for at beige S~Ieetninscr % Scns
ncr rehe | SiQrore % Sutton Counter
tco Weabel 90 Spring @robe. ga, pi
piorbe ueIda Ell Sur til 9ecorob, Soipd,
for at billie poa "Sccorabs Soften. Seq
trnftc oeiaa at faa ie Soflm Sotumlon,
men ban bar life hiemnre bcu SiS. Seq
bar life brret / Gecorab iibeu 1874, iaa
Ger bar itore SoranSriueer paa ale
Ting. @i tisrte &ocbc til 9ccorab paa
zen Sib, bn Set bar Iiac lanet til &uibs
futo omtreut "a 0tiI % oct bar life
NutomobiIocie beneaue heller. Sen
Gang maatte hi nente paa at bIi tpit
bort 9rs. Set fog uriteu til Gols
neSgans. 90 iad bar Oct at tisre biem
ioieu, / 10 a 90 GRADERS auIoe, 90 hi
toiu biem aIotteu 10-11 ON Nattcn
90 babbe life roget al ipiic for hi ton,
hjem. Ole 8. Gulbion,
NortbfeIo, Winn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-15

Seq tenfte, at bet tllHSe b9re at Srs
teresSe for gIabets 29iere at pibe at /
stnlebnina uf en- Heiie til geIotpitoue
Rattoual Gart. bill Dor @en % Norbs
maro Sboritein Charming, Tom boIbcr
8nIpmebalien for at oGre ben beoite
Ntforoipnipiuer I Scrben, paa Ieien
tiIbage ipiue nosle Summer isierrerr
Iaoio / Great SAILS, Ront., Ianbaes
gften aIcffen 7:30. en- 8oncert
bpIbes peiaa Der famine aften aIots
fen $50. San ipilte Der for 8 Gar IL
rem for paftet Gus 90 2ossrre "Senner
M Setre al Norge" bar osiaa benue
Gang iifret fuIbt GUS / en- at Spers
1Ferite SaIer.
Wt toa Gfifeb fra 8iuistcn Ianbag
Sen 2Soe otter fore Soncerter rGiten
bier Sag og er MI / ScIcnn, Iont.,
Iontanas Sopebbp. mco Sorbaabuing
ON at bIi / Denotpitpne Rational Tart
Spnbag eIcr Idnoae. Bore Seiee meS
ale bisic fiGfte IorbmGuo % andre
pan Suren, tar Sib, men BET er en- af
bore ~itprartebe SornsieIier. @ciret bar
bare uSmerfet pe lpbcr goot frcmoeIcs.
Suren 1aa lanst bill bli ct parigt % bers
Iiat Iinbe.
@eiien eieres / Ir. EARNINGS fore
arton,obil, iom bar rrIet soot % fort
uboser os op gatfer % SieIo isierucm
she Hoctp IpuntainS", bpor mango
intercsIante Steoer bar giort at 8eiieu
aIbrie ian 9lemmes. i bar ct fort
Selt ps fuISt llbitpr for al bcn getpems
meIiebeS, iom fan erboIbes paa Der
bens bebite SoteIler, ba hi ferit timber,
bepr Der er eobe "Euriit Comps, % 10
eucr ire Sunbrebc TtI paa en- Sag ties
ret hi letpinbt. 8rsuiager 90 aroet
faces paa Steber, bnor hi beb, at aIt er
at be bebite, % a Rrs. Charming
faar alt bette tiIaoet, maa sc bel bibe
ct baaoe Ser. Charming, Scnncu gisrr
% ies ipiier, % ON bette er pad @rrmo
af at bile Dor SaaifisnreIie af eoo @cs
~tertuiue, COB Rab, cIer hi ristis bar
Srane for Wabeu Tan Sc ielp bebemre.
gt giner hin nosle faa 9oncerter / De
iterre @ber paa @eisr tiIbase fra GAR.
fen paa @rlInb af g~rrdngementer IGn.
acre Oft. Sim Seleua, Butte % Great
Sails berube.
gi ienber penIis'fe SiIiener % beSItt
gnIfer til ole glabetS 9e'ere.
sd q g. 81. Souse.
Selena, Iont, 2Seu Sept. 1929.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-15
0poens Spf.

Ssnbag ben 27Se Giiguit beSe Irs.
gilbert Sbpreiou / lit Siem | Wauhe>
Ifer % bIeo iorbfGitet paa @eitrc Srecs
born 8irfesaarb sen 30te gu9uit.
Wrs. Sboripn blco fsbt | Rummeoal,
Iorae, Den lite Snuuar 1S40 af Tors
GIbre Setter % Siiri 9Iesebera, fom
iammen meb fine SoreIbre til @iuues
ibicf 60. / 1S49, bIeb Gift meS Soafpn
SIette, bapbe nteS ham 4 gsrn, Setter,
Gnute. eeperin oq 9arbe. Sc TO iioitc
er bsbe. Slette bebe 1867. 3 1859
blcp bum Gift meS Sppert S6oriou; 7
@srn blep febt | bette Sgsteifab; TO bcbe
/ 9arnpommen, Rnren for II Gar IL
ben; Sbeobor Dor / Ohio, Sotpd, gn1s
ma gleeeberg | Chandelier. Sigrio %
Selner hiemme boS Saberen. en- SsIter.
Irs. GsIeion / Ran6eiter FAINT en-
grooer, GsIe giriarb. / 8aIbin9tcr
eoerIebsr benSe.
anbreas Soigoar0 bebe Sen 4be Sept.
/ fit Sus / Sipeettpatcr, Rebroita. 81
sen Tom 81. 1890 ON Gftenen. Stile
co roIis iop ban ben. Iubrcas Sofs
eaaro bar nrrst ihg | Sc iibite 6 Nar
os libt meaet. Set besbnbtc meb aulbz
branb | bsirc Stortna.
Sn eiterIaScr Jig Suitrri. fsbt Sas
bcIer, oa 5 Born, 8 9iitter % 2 Yiger,
ole gifte. af bisie er Grtbur Spfgaaro
Sreit | ben SOrenebe bauifs lutberifc
9irfe % bar GaIb / Nortb 9atcta. Gu
9atter ScIene Sopbie er gift meb Of
bert Heiuertien % Iener pan SamiIicus
Someiteab 3 IiI ipo for S%tpcetipater.
Senrp lener / ShsItou og bar Sorrets
ring. Sarriet er Gift meo Sobn Sice
@prf, Nebr. @alter er Gift % Dor /
Rocf SsIdnc, Su. aqe 9srn babe be-
is9t fin Saber / CONNER % taget Sars
bel.
, Nnbreas Sofsaaro err en- Gpiit paa
oct fore, gamle SofgaarbzS tamtrr,
Iom | Rurge tienoes fsr 1900. Slegter
Ifal efter Srabitiouen bore fommen iro
fra Sberise, mnaite fsr Hciormationcu.
Ser ifal bore en- Sanif @ren, men Den
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-15

mobet ON at inoiamIe 9enee til ct Orr
Gel, foitenbc ca. 1000 SIR. til 8sitlans
bets Siiterbiem, &sitlanbet, Roree.
Gne gbere bebes at ieube meb Belle
bet fuIbt Rapn % Gbresie. for at bisie
tnn inoiGttes | en- Taonefalenber, iom
itaI inorammes % itaa peb Sioen af
SreeIet. Seuscne tam ienoes til linz
eerteenebe.
Shllbe Ser inbfomme Tense | Sbers
ituo bill bisle bIioe benptteoe / tilipurens
De Eiemeb for famine Siem. SpIpsuin9
herom bill fpmule / SIabene | betimelig
TSiD.
Sermeb pGre bo Saeen geunerue ans
befaletl
81. HosIer,
Courts, u. 9af.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-15
rGf CT bieIpenSe SaanS!
I blonSt glorees fl~tppefuloe Stranbe

Siit blanbt Norecs flippefulbe Stranbe
Surnler 9eleen Jig / piIben Snns.
sPinber ON De bapblaa nterte ganbe
SIbugcr fig ON atiten Iont en- &rans.
1,be Ser mad Siiferen itabis frrbes,
gooe 2ipet nleIem graat og Srauo.
ga, iaa fan 9anbmanben fringe, me-
bens Ran fiber / fin lune Stlc. Rcn
for Siemanben, iom maa 10 og cpta9e
aampen MOB g%lementerue, blir BET en-
aonIfe perionlig Sirfeligbeo.
Sor SiIferen, icm maa No imaa
@aabe for at ifnffe grso for 'ig og fine.
er Set ofte en- banrb Scamp. gfeb paao
srsie, Snebrep I gle, firnper ian, og
pfte brnber set, at ban bIir obcrnitns
SEN / aanpen % fiuber lin 8rao beruee
pea Snbet. llnoertegnebe bar pGret ans
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-15

edr lom at "~lfprtte @anb paa gaaien";
oct bar en- SenoenbeIie til bspe gren.
Som ct Sbs8limt / Isrtct iii iee Ie ct
Sreo ira en- Sarmertone, Itrcpet fra
Spesenne, o8 bun iatte life fit Chs mns
Der en- StiGppe, o9 ies bill berpeb / al
grbeot9beo tage Satten af for ale ion,
t%olrri1ter frem tonnler frem meb Ganbs
eeoen, o9 Tiger Sat os sgre for 8repet.
Spm i9ienl
Slaoets 2Gfere, "San Ola % ban
Ser" o9 "Eoten"s Eerionale CT biliei
1rd 81. q 9R.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-15

iom Gfsenla, Salt HbermL BARRIERS
Sstcb, gantle Saar, Tingurm, 6roit.
og 9ranoiaar, 5roItbio, Slloforsiit.
nina fra llgrGs eler 6arper, glacf'
beoos % andre belbrcbeS abiolltt peo
grua al min eczema Specifc.-Wein
Sfab.Saluc bill beIbreoe Stab, Slse,
fnot, Sepen GEARS eler &rcirie
Sstcb paa iaa Gage. Sar belbreoet
Suiinoer / Sc iibite % aar. Senot
pr. 9oit for 81 buer.
gputbefer z. Mmflpu,
Spr u, GuupcrstuuH, Y. ,.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-15

"Chesterfield'' cigaretten In
deholder den bedste tyrkiske
og amertkanske tobak. Che
sterfield" cigaretten CIR net
op den fyldige, pikante aroma
og den milde smag, som De
foretrakker. Chesterfield"
cigaretten tilfredsstiller 1 en-
hver henseende. Og dog er
prison for Chesterfield" CT
garetter like heiere end pri-
sen for almindelige c~igaretter.
Der findes ingen anden ciga-
ret, som Diet lenner sig sad
godt at prove!
Prov en- CHESTERFIELD"
cigaret idag!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-15
Eli aQe ShQe % QiOenOe

nil Der bli leubt grep ON Ell ubmertet Wes
oicin for aitnd, Sroufit, Sotarrb, "a grippe
(Slu), Seieber, S~punieSbsb, urent Blob oip.
glGpu bette SIaO % isno Ct p 5rimtrts I'll vaiter
AZ. u. Serah, 1922 %. Re6Jie Apt, Shitapo. ~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-15
! bdpbelig
Iger.

bepbelig
tgen.
|tumubil.
zig SgiifoIe.
| paa 8eier
i Gbinelan.
! bpori bun
Zoe. Maifi.
Fe, og iaaDd
Ftge Menne.
Der grinblep
FountprGtten
ct GarS
Statsfeng.
forla0t fin
f~orisrge itn
Sorltneren
IS Oct nleget
+ funbe gi6.
tiger.
Fd. Barron
fienbt iont
|orrGning /
B a.. hIn,,nt
|iroaue ionl
War me.
iris Heforo
ii, emo itge
lie for bette
n lite SuIt
(urtb Sncr,
bar ubtalt,
mao op til
ter. Sfolge
FsiefretGren
tie 8rinlPr'
ea Societies
Spuntnrpu3
BIZ Jig til
brens Salg'
F5t, bporaf
So eaer
h rationale
|braget til
3. 81. GAIT
lnoibat, cI'
baboe u6Gi'
@anfieIO5
400.
On friit |
+. lllotraf
fe Spen ira
brand, Tom
norbfge
Pkier Ser
not og me.
BEN blep al |
iorn for lit |
gpelt, nlelt
ON life |
ON Sielpe'
|pnote Ser |
for at Be- |
rleoertS ire |
(r blep on'
ra. glan0t |
eaaen % |
rnrinaet al |
a 2anoct |
hr opitaact |
|tip. |
bnbt. GcII |
RicbarbioIl |
trance So. |
bette til at |
for hpilfe |
blparb ). |
|apbc IaSct |
uae pna' |
|Ret / en-. |
bcapnot at |
p~aagruno |
SiSs.l |
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-15

(tety Box

Fepere 6qtt,
Pm i~tfferIis
feH Cam /
pre- Gage er
fife eier Iere
rtng8poIicer.
pbeoare pua
entfrtnet er
1ner StanI,
Ellie 11bX
berer to
b Sores Or.
tn. SpecteL
|UBL. CO.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
Action, Not Argument

New York is dependent upon its
transit system as human being is
dependent on the circulation of his
blood. When hardening of the al
teries too greatly limits the flow of
the blood stream the patient dies.
When the inadequacy of the transit
system too greatly limits the move
ment of the population business Will
die and the city with it,
President Hedley Of the INTERIOR
ough says that congestion will be
much worse three years from now,
in spite of anything his company
can do in the way Of added equip
ment He knows what he is talking
about.
All he can do-when compelled
to do it by the Transit Commis-
sion-is to purchase and put into
operation a few hundred more cars.
But it is not more cars but more
subways that will remedy the stu
alton. That is the important prob
lem to be solved. That is the most
important problem in New York to-
day. 1t is far more vital to the
citizens than they imagine.
Subways cannot be built by
rubbing lamps. They cannot be
rushed like merchant ships in war
time. Unless new lines are under
way within year the crush five
years from now will amount to stag
nation. Every hour will be rush
hour. No man starting for his work
will be able to tell within two hours
when he will get there,
This state of things will be bad
for Nh Hylan, whether he is 2
Mayor or a citizen. 1t will be bad
for the Interborough management.
1t will be bad for everybody. Busi-
ness will be first hampered, then
practically throttled by the inability
of every one concerned in it to get
about town.
The streets are already over
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
The "Flapper' s ) Age

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: I was somewhat amused by the
description a Mother of a Flapper"
gave of her daughter, 1t seems that
the poor child has no qualification for
the role except that she possibly leaves
her goloshes unfastencd. She is a stu
dent, is well-msnnered, sincere, free
from excessive powder or suggestion
OF paint, is q profcssed Christian, a
churchgoer and is grateful to her
parents. I was not aware that any one
ever intended to include this type
among the "Happers."
Also, do not agree with the mother
that the Commonly understood mean
ing Of fapper is girl of high school
age" But very likely it is merely my
own notion that age is not detcrmia-
ing factor at all, that "a aappcr" may
be older or younger than "high school
age" and is very apt to be shop girl,
clerk, waitress, chorus girl or mem
Der of any other Of the numerous work
circles OF our large cities.
MYsTrFIED.
New York, March 22, 1922.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
Forestall the Crisis

That the invitation to the non-
union coal miners to join the strike
on April will meet with wide re-
sponse is unlikely BY use Of agita-
tors the union can doubtless call off
certain percentage of workers in
the non-unionized districts. but the
present unemployment wave will
make 1T easy to obtain requirements
for those who quit work.
There is every expectation, there
fore, that ore-quarter to onc-third of
the mines in the different regions
will continue to operate after the
strike begins. A limited supply Of
coal will thus be added daily to the
nations stock, and will prolong bv a
short period the time required to
consume the total available surplus.
Limited quantities may also be i'm
ported from the European fields,
though such coal is not likely to be
dNduaple except on the Atlantic
coast.
But even If the days of actual
shortage are thus postponed a little
the problem remains unsolved and
the danger of a serious shortage con-
tinucs unabated. Why resort to the
old methods of delaying till the crisis
is acute? Why wait until the price
Of coal rises sn& the surplus dissp-
pears?
The problem cannot be met by
postponing it. The time to act is
before the situation threatens the
public. That the government should
interfere on behalf of the miners or
operators is, Of course, out of the
question; but the government, repre-
senting the public. should call opera
tors and miners together around a
table to reach settlement if such q
conference still holds out any hope
Of mutual accommodation.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26

crowded. Automobiles and bus lines
will furnish no adequate relief
In the face Of this peril it is pro
posed to begin three or four year
lawsuit to abrogate present op-
Grating contracts. In this matter
the administration becomes an OBJ
structionist, But it X not the ONLY
obstructionist, for the Interborough
stubbornly resists every order of the
Transit Commission and by its at
titude encourages the determination
CT the administration to fight it in
the courts.
What is needed, and vitality
needed, just now is a return to
calmness and common sense. The
one needful thing to do is to begin
building more subways and arrang
ing for a system of surface lines to
feed them
This should have been done long
ago. Every day of delay adds to
the peril of congestion.
If Mr.. Hylan has the city's inter
ests at heart he will cease bluster-
ing against the Interborough and
join with the Transit Commission
to help get its plan under way, II
the management of the INTERIOR
ough has ordinary business intell-
gence it will do all in its power to
better matters to-day and to aid in
an extension of the system Of
transit by which alone the city can
De saved from artero- -scIerosis.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
Aggrieved Motorist
Treated Rough by Traffic Officer
No Sympathy From the Judge

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: Every morning your coiumns
report many instances Of bold-ups
murders and burglaries, which seem to
he SO common in our city that they
would be missed at the breakfast table
as much as fruit or cereals And yet
they do not seem 20 distress or make
any impression upon the present ad-
ministration or It's Police Department.
What are they doing, except like the
poll parrot" ever repeating Five Cent
Fare" The Common Pce-pul,9 "The
Interests" The Gary Garg'' and what
not?
the Hold-up Gang. The PAY Roll
Snatchers," The XIII En- Quick
Crowd The Burglar Trust and the
like continue to go merrily or.
Police precincts are wiped out for q
so-callcd economy program and officers
transferred 10 the snap job Of traffic
squad. and the man who runs an auto
mobile is the criminal they are after
These traffic cops act rs though their
instructions were Hold EN- up "Bawl
EN- out" Give EN- hell" "M&ke a
monkey Of EN-" Use your loudcst
voice" "Be as impudcnt as you can"
Tell 'em you are the guardian Of New
York" Never mind the fcller break
ing in or holding up around the cor
ncr'
am prompted to write this because
OF an incident that has just come to
my notice On rainy evening recently
closed car, driven by very careful
driver. turned the corner at SeYentieth
Street and Tenth Avenue to so west
His windows were closed on account Of
the rain, but in turning he made sure
through the mirror on his car. that no
one was directly behind him and. fur
thermore having red signal stop
! light" in the rear, ne did not think it
was necessary to pull down the window
and go through the formahty of put
ting out his hand 1t was wrong, VIC
will admit, but it gave opportunity for
a big, burly guardian Of the ''Pee-pul"
to step out from a doorway with his
side partner and go through the very
program we have mentioned. and to
add insult to injury, boasting, yes, |
got fourteen OF you fellcrs already and
I'm going TO get fourteen more"
With the usual notice the driver ap-
peared in court and was taken before
the judge with two others He pleaded
guilty with an explanation" The Judge
heard his story, as already stated, and
then fined the two, who were satisfied
to swallow their pride and let the cop
do ali the talking, 81 each, and, turning
to the man who had the tcmcrity to
question the officers judgment, said,
"Fined S3." And this is good old New
York" DISGUSTED TAXPAYER.
New York, March 20, 1922.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
Bp Helen Lee

all your garden hopes in cataclysmic
ruin.
If the weather interferes and vege
table fingers reluctant beyond its al
lotted span DO not allow old-fashione ned
ideas of hospitality to stay your ruth
less hand. Efficiency must triumph
nor can the noe be spared.
Another skulking danger, another
menace to our cherished garden plan,
confronts US when Tony, smiling guile
lessly, beds all dug and raked, with
marking cord in hand begs US state our
preferences in the matter of the loca-
ton Of the beets
The garden plan supplies US quickly
and accurately with this inform alton,
which we proudly impart to our willing
worker Tony is simple soul, a son
Of the soil. whose unspoilcd, unworIdly
nature fits him to commune with vege-
tables, to know their wants, their
hopes, their fears.
He does not wish to greve or wound
US, but he cannot bear that bects
should be relcgated to so undesirable a
position. He hopes that we have not,
in spite Of the crisp decisivcness Of our
tone, irrevocably condemned the un-
fortunate bcets to such durance vile
He pleads:
"Nodamgood for da beet.
/. Only in his chosen location, it ap-
pears, can bcets reach their highest de-
velopment. This place alone contains
all the elements necessary for beet
happiness
Incidentally, the carrots have also
definite preferences, and are likely to
suIk if they are not consulted. And if
Tony knows anything about vegetables
and heaven forbid that you should
doubt it.-the satisfy will never stand
being put over in d. corner. And evil
dently you don't know New Zealand
spinach and how it acts if its pushed
too far.
The result depends entirely on your
strength Of will, diplomacy and GER
tain crude choice Of language. Tri-
umph and you are one Of the elect, and
can exhibit your garden with its rota-
ton Of crops and "betwecn the rows
activity that wastes and presumably
wants not. Fail and you go with bowed
head along the paths of your gardening
friends, knowing your weakness.
But hasn't even beet right to hap
pincs5?
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
Congress No General Staff

The House of representatives. has
backtracked on its intention to in
terfere with the Presidents power
to command the army and direct the
movements Of troops. The Appro-
prlations Committee put a rider on
the army appropriation bill requir-
ing the withdrawal by July next of
all American troops in China, all but
500 Of those now in Germany, $500
of those in Hawaii and $500 of those
In the Canal Zone. The committee
sought virtually to manage the army
as well as to fix its strength through
the power of the purse.
, The President has recalled the
American garrison on the Rhine.
He did this for sound political and
military reasons, not because the
House sought to compel him to do it.
He is more competent than any
House committee TO decide whether
troops are needed on foreign stations
and, if SO, in what numbers. The
Appropriations Committee recog-
nlzed this indirectly by giving him
discretion to ignore the directions of
Congress if he believed an emer-
gency existed The President must
be the sole Judge of military emcr-
gencies. One may arise while Cor
gress is not in session. To admit the
Executives emergency power was
equivalent to admitting his general
power to direct the army
The House has receded gracefully
and in time. 1t had no real case for
Its claim of Executive responsibiity
hitched to legislative. responsibility.
We may not need SO large garrison
hereafter in Hawaii, for instance.
But questions Of this sort, involving
military policy and the balancing Of
forces, come clearly within the Prcsi-
dents exclusive jurisdiction. Con
gress cannot assume the duties of
General staff.