The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-09-13
PRESS COMM EMIT

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PRESS COMMENT Il
Boston Ttranscript-Why don't you
speak for yourself, Germany?
Pittsburgh Dispatch-Flat feet may
be a good excuse, but cold feet are
not. ;
Ohio State Journal-We very seldom
swear, but o, gosh, we do hate warm
ed-over string beans.
New York Sun.-"Stockholm!" cry
the Socialists "Stick home" their
governments all reply.
New York Sun.-This practice of
forcing disloyal creatures to kiss the
Flag is rough on the Flag.
Butte Mineral least, the nation is |
not being bored by any views from Mr..
Bryan as to how to run the war.
Boston Herald - Russia is much |
alarmed over internal dissentions and
eternal delay in the United States.
Chicago Daily News.-Pretty soon
cialist party but Victor Berger and
the kaiser. ]
Williamsport Grit-Ten billion dol
lars more for war. Pickney had it a
bit low when he talked about "millians
for Defense" sSE. 49,
New York World.-President Will
sons embargo has Sweden worrying
over how she and Germany are going
to eat next winter.
! Chicago Tribune.-Russia is sound
/ at the core. treasures Mr.. Root. But
if the Russians don't check the Teuts
there won't be no core"
Detroit Free Press-About AN Eve
know about German kultur is that
we've seen enough of it to know that
we don't want any of it.
Chicago Post-Cne plan for ending
the war is to drop few more bombs
on the munition works at Essen That
ought to disrupt them satisfactorily.
Toledo Blade-But for this country's
entry in the war there are many prom
inent citizens who might have been
mistaken for patriots to the end of
their days.
Judge-The aeroplane against the
submarine! Darius Green never
dreamed that it might be up to him to
beat Jules Verne in world war for
democracy.
Cincinnati Enquirer-We are going
to lick the kaiser, of course. The new
era is to follow. He is to be the last
of tho illustrious megalomaniacs who
have drenched the world with blood.
Houston Positive feel as if we
might relish one good old-fashioned
outbreak by T. R. again. There are
|plcnty of people and matters that
ing.
1 New York Morning Telegraph-The
kaiser told Ambassador Gerard that
he would remember the United States
after the close of the war, and there
is every reason to believe he will keep
his word. - 80. -
! Portland Oregonian = Bethmann-
Hollweg has never shown himself so
much of diplomat as he has done in
getting out from under before the
crash comes in Germany.
Il Boston Herald.-Gen. Maeovisky of
the Russian Corps d'Elite Guard has
been ordered shot for disobeying or.
ders to shoot men who disobeyed or
! ders to shoot. For "once "the man
1, higher up.'' -
Philadelphia Inquirer. There
seems to be a misconception of the sit
(, uation in certain parts of the country.
j What we are trying to do is to make
!, the world safe for democracy, not for
!, deserving Democrats.
Providence Journal-Unless La Fol
lette's people back home hurry up and
disavow him, we shall be regrettfully
compelled to conclude that the United
States is, composed Of AZ American
Estates and Wisconsin.
Boston T1aveler-Imagine the Dem
ocratic party placing itself on>record
in 1920 in favor of national prohibi.
ton! That is what it is more than
likely to do. II has travelled far and
I fast since Grover Cleveland's day.
Seattle Times-Those who plot to
aid Germany by diminishing the out
put of necessities or by melting resist
! ance to the draft law, should be reso-
lutely prosecuted in the federal courts. !
! Theirs is crime differing only in de,
gree from treason.
! Mrs. T. A. Hamlin, of Darcy, and
daughter Mrs G. L. Shaw Of plaza