Show WITH TJ TIED THE SOLDIERS AGAIN Over at tho the Knutsford the Modoc Modo club club a a. company of ot gen- gen tiemen from Topeka Topeka there there Is oni one one Topeka Topeka gathered gathered around th the piano on the tha entresol and sans Eang for an au hour at a a. time They Ther have a printed catalogue of ot club dub members and the titles of ot songs longs th they are prepared to 0 sing Bins and aud on the Initial page app appears rs the tho following rhymed to the state tho they came from tram Tho rho thriftiest country since nature was born Where everything grows but tho the thistle and thorn And everything goes but the tho Juice of ot tho the corn corn corn- J In the beautiful Sunflower state What do you OU mean b by saying Everything Everything Ev E cry thing goes but the Juice of ot tho corn 1 asked a a. d delegate from Penn Penn- sylvania Just what we say y replied the Jayhawker Vo Wo passed a lot of laws s 's ordering the Juice of ot the corn out out of ot the state and anel It wont won't go But that hasn't anything to do with their singing They have one select selection t ton tion on which the they call The Lanky Yankee Yankee Yankee Yan Yan- kee Boys and the tho crowds of ot guests never can hear ear enough of ot It One feature of ot encampment week Is likely to become engrafted or on on tho the of ot the elt city That is the salute i old soldiers each other t us j they passI th pass It It b bo ri a i salute salute between officers and and enlisted men men as It would be In the service butan but hut an any old soldier meeting another old soldier Jerks his hand up tip In a n. runn runnI funny I little motion receives recel a 3 responding Jerk from his time one comrade and passes uses on Local people w walking with ith soldiers find themselves elves imitating the courtesy And It ma may fasten itsel It Itself Itself it- it sel self upon them Which wouldn't be bea a calamity either cither i Halt Hahl Columbia li Happy pp land Han Hall ye e heroes heroes' Hea Heaven born en enborn born band bandl l Who fought and bled in Freedora's Free- Free j i doms dom's cause I Who Jho fought and bled In Freedoms Freedom's Free Free- doms dom's cause v And when the tho storm of ot war was gone gono Enjoyed Enjoy d the tho peace your valor Won wons Let Independence bo be our boast Ever mindful what It cost Ever grateful for tor the tho prize Lct Let Its altar reach roach the skies Firm Irm united let us be be Rallying round our Liberty A Aa As a band of ot brothers joined 1 Peace and safet safety we shall shaH find The wide streets of ot Salt Lake help This is tho the first encampment they ever everI I have have held where soldiers could have hav I all the room they wanted This is a t pretty busy city as has been noted ii In 1 normal times There are ore two streetcar streetcar street street- car tra tracks ks and a lot of at vehicle ani and 1 foot loot movement But the old HoldIer and and their bands can go up or down dow street et wherever thc they want to to massing massin tho the crowds as they always alwa's do neve interfering with traffic and never nover being boing being be bo- ing ing interfered with It Is one of or th the advantages of or the city Another thing Is the tho effect in the U 11 n. n I You display all thes L lights on a a. street of ot ordinary ordinal width and It would bo be a a. perfect flame of or fire Look down Main street any night th this week and you will get a a. better botter Idea o othe of the maje majesty ty of ot these broad thorough thorough- tares fares Pretty good town to At headquarters and everywhere else olse the tho word is that the crowd Is being taken caro of No man needs walk walle tho iho streets at night as has been reI reported re- re I ported of ot all aU other encampments And of ot course every woman visitor Is provided provided pro pro- vided for tor The Thc fact tact of oC the tho mater Is Salt Satt Lake could take care caro of or a hundred thousand people X Now w dont don't get energetic about that till have you considered the mat mat- ter There arc probably fifty fitly thousand town out people In the city right now And the residents are handling them with all aU the grace and arid ease of ot a alady alady alady lady presiding at an afternoon tea When hen Freedom from her mountain Unfurled height ther her banner to the air She tore toro the azure robe of ot night And set et the start stars of ot glory there She mingled with Its Ils gorgeous dyes Tho The milk milky baldric of at the tho skies kles And striped Its pure celestial white With Mth or of the morning light Then Thon from his mansion In fn the sun she called cabled her eagle cagle bearer hearer down And gave Into his mighty Hand Tho The symbol of her chosen land Flag of or the free tree hearts heart's hope and nd home By angel hands to valor given Thy stars star have lit the tho welkin dome ome An And 1 all ll thy hues wore born Ir In Heaven Forever float that standard sheet Where here breathes the foe roe but falls faUs before bo bo- tore fore us MB With Freedoms Freedom's soil eoll beneath our feet And Freedoms Freedom's banner waving o 0 or er us Comrade Comrado Joe of ot So South th i Bend Indiana Is one of ot th tho veterans I who arc glad the encampment was held In Salt SnIt Lake I lie Ho wanted to see Ce Utah he ho said anti and wo O enjoying our ourselves Your You people impress me mc aa as desiring to make mak the sta stay of oC the old soldiers pleasant I have ha found nothing but courtesy every even where Of OC course we wo pa pay our way was But Dut wo we do that at every encampment And AUCI there have been times when when I It seemed tho the general sentiment of or th the town where we met was as to get ct as much mud muchas as os the they could from us UA and give gl as as ns possible Wo o shall shaH remember Utah in quite a different wa way And that sort of oC thing Is going L 10 L' be worth orth mone money to the town E ENGLISH GLISH NATIONAL AfIO AL ANTHEM God save pave our gracious s king Long live lye our noble note Icing king God pave save tho the king Son Send him victorious Happy nn and l glorious Long to reign over us us- us God save eave the king The choicest Rifts gifts in store On him be pleased to pour Long may ho he reign Mn Ma May he defend our laws And over ever give gho us cause o oTo To sing with heart and voice voice voice- God save the tho king If there ther is ono one company compan of oC the guests it is tho the more Impressive than thaul another National Association of or Civil War Val Mu Mu- Tho They are ore the lifers filers and drum drum- drummers I. mers mars from Crom all nil over the volunteer army Some of ot them followed Grant In the tha West Vest cst some were with Mende In tho the East Some went to tho the sea el with will Sherman They Ther were In every yen army corps and after atter tho the war the they assembled assembled as ns- together in a a. big company But it has haR grown smaller with ea each h passing year until there are now nosY n. n no nomore nomore more than fifty men in the ranks rank But they h have ve their same big banner banner nna aM they carr carry It about town shrilling their old fifes fires and keeping time with their old drums p The They p pulled up In front of ot The Republican Republican Re Re- publican office yesterday esterday e when ComI Commander Com Corn I I mander Nevius Ne rode along along- Instantly and without waiting for Cor the order they fronted toward him and waited for tor tho the signal f nal to salute al It was given with a vim Jm Tho The grand commander re responded responded re- re with ono one of oC tho the neat little speeches that soldiers like to hear and antI then hen the they turned to their marching and tramped up street to tho strains of ot The Girl I Left Behind Me FRENCH NATIONAL HYMN Ye sons eons of ot Freedom awake to glory Ilor Hark hark harle what myriads bid you ou rise Your Tour children wives and hoary hoary- Behold their tears and hear their cries Shall hall hateful tyrants tyrants' mischief breedIng breeding breeding breed breed- ing With hireling hosts a ruffian band Affright and anel desolate the land While peace penco and liberty lie bl bleeding To arms to arms ye brave ve The e sword March on march on-march march on Orl- Orl All 11 hearts resolved on victory victor or death dath 0 LI Liberty berty can man resist thee Once having felt feH thy generous flame lame Can an dungeons dungeon's bolts and ond bars confine confino thee O Or whips th thy noble spirit tame Too oo oolong long bong the world has wept bewailing be walling wailing That at falsehood s Dagger v-g- tyrants wield 1 i F Z Put BUt Freedom Is Is' Is 0 ur s or sword sword- lo andl i shield AntI And nd all their arts are aro un unavailing To arms to arms ye 0 brave The even sword March on march on-march march on on- on All hearts resolved on victory Ictor or death My I father was a That is a legend imprinted on ribbons and worn b by iy numbers In Sn encampment week eek Very often orten It appears beside a a. badge telling oiling of ot the state from which the wearer comes And wherever It Is seen scot there here is instant recognition of ot a now new quality In the situation Some of ot the these e badge are worn by boas bos and girls already alread half haI a century old Id Some wearers are younger Those older Ider ones remember tho the passing of ot railroad d trains loaded with soldiers the he city paper that printed lists of 01 the dead and wounded after aeter each battle battle battle- the he papers that were lent to every ono one onon In n the neighborhood to the answering of or many anxious questions to the thc heartbreak of ot many a mother and child They remember when tho the boys camo marching home and tho the final definite knowledge that the war was ended ended I the war whose whoso beginning they didn't leall really recall Trust an old soldier to notice If It the flags are arc reversed Some people have provided the flag and flag and beautiful ones many of oC them arc are and then have hoyo put them up so 50 the blue field Is at the I upper right-hand right corner instead of ot tho thc upper left hand corner The soldiers smile at it tolerantly It i- i ihas has been so wherever they go PRUSSIAN NATIONAL ANTHEM THE I. I I am a Prussian Seo See m my colors gleamIng gleamIng gleam- gleam In Ing Ing- Ing g- g The black white black while standard floats before be be- be fore tore m me free For Freedoms Freedom's rights m my fathers father's heart heart- blood streaming Such Such mark mark ye mean ye-mean mean the black and white while to me Shall I prove a coward Ill I'll eer oer bo be to the to toward ard Thou Though h da day be dull though sun shine bright on me I am a Prussian will a Prussian bo be Where love lo and faith so round the tho monarch mon mon- arch cluster Where Prince and people so clasp firm their hands Tie there alone true trae happiness can muster Thus showing clear how firm ou our nation stands Again confirm the tho fealty the tho honest hones fealty Be strong the bond hondo Strike hands dear heartH with me Is not this lila Prussia 1 Lot Let us Prussians alana he bet bei I Florida must ho bo a Northern state stale said eaid a a. looker on at the tho encampment There are arc man many of 01 the he Florida men and women here They were nine dayson clayson days day on the road they say and yet ct the they wear their yellow badges with a grace grac race and fitness for the trials of ot the tho wee Week as ns exhaustless as If they had Just gone gon up to Mobile to the Mardi Gras Many people come wearing badge of ot three or four tour states That means mean they have havo moved d. d Maybe they belonged belonged be be- longed to a Grand Arm Army in post In Vermont Vermont Ver- Ver mont and then moved to Kansas an and la laker er to Montana But alway always th the thc medal that has the place of or honor is the worn crossed cann cannon n and ribon which proclaims their their membership in inthe n the honored organization organization tho tho Grand Gram 1 Arm Army of ot tho the Republic TENNYSON'S OD ODE TO FREEDOM Of or old sat Freedom on the heights The Tho thunders thunder breaking at III her feet fee Above c JJ her r shook tho starry lights She heard tho the torrent meet There Ther in her hem place sho she did lid lc i mind Self gathered In Her prophet But Bul fragments of 01 her mighty voice Came rolling on the wind Her open eyes eves desire tim tho truth The wisdom of ot a thousand years Is In them Ill Ma May perpetual youth Keep lit dry JI light ht from tears That her fair form may stand and S shine Make bright our days and light our ii dreams reams Turning to scon orn with HP lips divine The falsehood of ot extremes Of Ot the man many impressions tho the old soldiers will leave nothing Is more mON certain than lion that we shall shaH continue to 10 wonder tonder at the vigor of oC them A Ago o oIs Is a a. Jest when men can cnn keep their strength past sixty years Dont try to keep up with me mc said an old fellow tello burying front from one I headquarters to another Ill comeback como come back and find you Ou when hen I get this tIlls little matter fixed up And awa away ho he tramped with all tho energy that a n. grandson might muster I would not have ha a a. slave slavo to till my ground round To carr carry me to fan tan mo me when IS I S sleep I cc p. p And tremble when I wake waIte for tor all tho time wealth That sinews bou bought ht and sold have over ever earned No Xo Dear as freedom Is and In my hearts heart's Just JUAt estimation prized above all aU price I had imad much rather be the slave slavo And wear ear tho the bonds than fasten them themon on him |