The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-12-15


Of the oElae the w. WIS and the notorious Peoples Council
But doubl fortunate that federal judge sent to North
cannot continue longer stab the nation in the back which has
them given them opportunity work out their
destmes in the freedom OF this western empire.
Contrast the sterling Judge Wade with the
hour Of Frazier VINO pre-
S ~s tsp '{ the ss"aSe Ss ' ~
There deadly parallel the doctrine preached by
Mrs O1are Bowman last June that which A. G. TOwnley
Mr. Townley said:
The demands that you give yourself and your
brothers and husbands your sweetears taken
across the and spill their fe blood the field Of Europe
Bonds pay the expenses This injustice the
war and the manner which officials Of the administration
against Towney although the statement heard by
In June, just month previous Eares
Bowman Mr. Townle reported in the papers saying
at Wilston the following:
The flower Of the manhood this nation going
the water bleed told for the country, but
needs effort for believe that young going
to fight for the freedom Of democracy believe they
going to bleed for the profits the damned pirates who profit from
our food products
Practically the words which Mrs Oare used prasing
the league in her speech before Judge Wade
But this is not ALL
Towney quoted from reliable sources as saving at
Beach June H.
why should buy Liberty when the government
asks profits for the farms
Wen get anything from the for anything that
do in this struggle Why should help the government if
they won't help u.s.
The head of the league whose member Judge Toten
n. D., according to the best of authority .'n.
TThis wrong all wrong say you measure Liberty
oan) anything but patriotic because takes the heart of
when they get back they pay for it. When they get
Some cost for the boys who go across
Mrs 0Ilare and A. G. Towney evidently complete
accord last june
u, At Glencoe MIMI June 2 Mr. reumey preached the
. Hare brand OF socialism and class hatred when he said
But if the nation should big corporations and
ask for their surplus wealth afraid it would dampen their
well the rich will stay home He's making the
Of the These boys VIII give the biggest sacrifices
Whole will be blown Hundreds thousands
% lions of the best You %l have be
Vie there by Judge Totten family honored by appointment
AT the trial league leaders ready Mrs Oare
Ray Mcllag organizer for Towney Idaho rushed up to Mrs.
Massey sends his love- -
Massey is prominent figure in the Idaho Nonpartisan
The Tribune merely cites these to prove that Town
ley and Mrs Hare talked the kind of socialism
the sedous in the st. Paul auditorium he beca%e
suddenly, Overnight We; ostentatonsly patriotic
Frazier and Towny 1t significant Frazier
defended Mrs. Totem who together with Judge Toen Rev.
defend this sedtionm and blasphemer.
How long will the state tolerate regime which appoints to
high places people Of the Totten stripe?
1t merely Towneys good fortune not share Mrs.
His piotestaons loyalty too recent date to carry
deep conviction 1t still matter of record that his henchmeh
of
her trial and even after the verdict delivered
w" any OF the IoWne Kept have the publish
Judge Wades address in full?
Will Governor Frazier have the courage enounce onen
the aatlon of the rons with such brand Of sedions
federal grand jury considering complaints sedtion against
her? ~ o''
How he defend the appointment George Totten to the
governing board Of the institutions of earnngg Can he still tol
crate in public office who approves associates with the
enemies of the nation? wa" '"0
Will the loyal farmers of the sateand they are patriotic
follow such leadership much longer? e f
the farmer of
subscribe to the kind Of doctrine preached by Mrs Oae
true that the state administration has sympathetic
TO tres VINO carry on the propaganda in this state
Governor Frazier well the phrases Of ndoe Wod
Tune your patriotism to that pitch and longer feel
the Towneys. ' ~ Ao'es anu
ruon " n was read cal publications frequently have
to taken IN vol, "~'o