The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-07-30

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of these is that members of ministers
families, wearying of the persistent
religious atmosphere of the home cir
Gle, sometimes affect more worldly
manner than would otherwise be cur
tivated. Another cause is to be found
in the industry of the scandalmonger
who, in order to excuse his own evil,
exaggerates the amount of depravity
appearing from time to time in the
families Of professional religious
teachers.
Manners carry the world for the
moment, character for all time
Alcott. -3'~s '.''
Many war gardens begin to look as
though the enemy had charged over
the battlefield. &c.,
Goethals and Denman can now
agree that there is many a slip 'twixt
the cup and the ship.
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Germany may take Slams declara'
ton of war more seriously when she
remembers that's where the elephants
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Fs s Fight your enemy with his own
weapon, is also the creed of Premier
Kerensky. in beginning rule OF
blood and IRON: q. 1N
In Stockholm you have to order a
warm meal with your drinks, and the
bartender serves fried egg. Oh!
what a field for a corner in eggs!
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The sale OF boots and shoes in Ger
many to persons without official per
mits is "verboten." The limited sup,
ply must 60 to- the soldiers-and the
princes Of privilege! ~ II .. T.
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as Germany is returning to France a
part Of the population that was de.
ported and enslaved-the part that is
no longer capable of labor, but must
still eat. yN
Lebedeff, Russia's new minister of
marine, is reported to have served
with distinction" in the war with ia.
pan. First time we ever heard of that
sort of Russian navy officer in that
war. 5G 49, H-..
After proving itself the greatest air
army in the world, congress has at
last got serious and voted money for
an air army that will fight, which is
something different from the congress.
sional type. ''' Pee.
Those who think the end of the war
is near overlook the fact that Ger,
man newspaper editors still talk of
indemnities from the allies-with rich
Uncle Sam to pay the bill-as If col.
lection will be as easy as rolling off a
log.
Switzerland reports that the convoy
Of our troop transports sank four of
Germany's attacking submarines. Only
the Germans are in position to tell
how many were sunk, but Switzerland
touches and trades daily with Ger.
many and has ears.
What's the matter with Germany?
The disease is complicated, but an
important part of it consists in the
suffrage system that permits the mill
tarists and other masters to vote
three times and the people-some OF
the poOple-tO vote once.
Mayor Thompson, the arch-kicker
and Industrious friend of the enemy,
is now registering objections to send
ing our soldiers to France The Amer.
lean element in Chicago must be
counting the days until the end of a
term of Office that has disgraced their
city.
It is not so long since Henry Ford
was working to get Europe's boys out
of the trenches by Christmas, and now
he is doing his considerable bit to get
Americas boys in them by early fall.
There's never any telling what the
whirligig of time will bring about.
Paris cafes are offering "Poulet lie
Wilson," which is all very well when
chicken dinners can be afforded, but
what they ought to be offering is
Johnny cake or hoecake lie Hoover
and teaching the French people to
employ plentiful corn instead of
scarce wheat.