The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-08-22
NO LET UP.

NOW Is JUST CHe wrong IlLle 1Or any real Anlefl-
can to stop doing all he can toward making the al
lied war against autocracy and HUN kultur huge
success and complete cleanup. .
/ Optimism reigns supreme at the present writing
on the allied side. General Disaster has taken
charge Of the fleeing HUNS. The Yanks, the
Tommies and the French have been dealing the
REAL wallop to the kaiser's army, but
The World War is still on! The French and
Belgian soil remains in the hands of the HUNS,
and until the watchword, ION to Berlin" becomes
reality, there should be no et-up in the helping
Shocking parties have failed to report any ap-
preciable number of league organizers in the
fields assisting the farmers. Mr.. Townley should
press his Tin Lizzes" and his field men into the
volunteer field corps at once Why overlook such
a chance for publicity. s.... ~
/ But probably the organizers do not like this kind
of harvest. 4.s .s@ ~l,pA
Of course it should make no difference to Town
ley that the Red Cross and not the league treasury
will be enriched by their evenings toll
The HUN fleet plus the stolen Russian navy
will still continue minus victory.
Meat and wheat we didn't eat are in part re-
sponsible for the Germans retreat
Thrift stamps are good buys" for Americans
and goodbyes to HUN victory dreams.
There will never be lasting peace while the HUN
is permitted that bulge in his pistol pocket. &,
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Why should the Germans who'll swallow kais-
er choke on little thing like Won Hintz?
Holland, better than any other nation, knows
how it feels to stand between the "devl and the
deep blue sea-"
These are the days Of tough shedding for con-
gressmen who guessed wrong last year on Amer
lean sentiment. ~
Evidently the kaiser was able to do a lot of talk
ing while DR.. Davis was plugging his teeth That's
dental efficiency, all right.
And one may save food by eating more of that
hardest to keep, and less of that which may be
stored away for winter day. -. g. .
brush aside distractions. No more changing
gears for unwary pedestrians!
Four million Yanks in France cannot lick the
HUNS unless we, to man, woman and child, back
the Yanks, morning, noon and night.
While on their summer vacation the tory ma
jority Of the Supreme Court might proftably
study up on the child labor problem.
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Alcohol, ether and wax are derivatives of sugar
mill waste. The by-products seem to be more
plentiful than the by-product itself.
! And now they're going to confscate the clothing
of the German people, One more step backward
toward the kultur of naked barbarism.
Germany will come to better understanding of
what it means to bring war to the world AFTER
the west front is showed across the Rhine.
In view of the conviction of the l. w. w. at
Chicago recently, it is hardly to be expected that
Governor Frazier will duplicate his proclamation
OF year ago. Uncle Sam will afford the neces-
sary protection this fall.
WITH THE EDITORS
MOT ESSENTIAL" Il,
Some time ago when BILLY" Sunday expressed
desire to go to France the authorities ruled that
his presence at the front was not essential to the
conduct Of military operations. Now
the War Industries Board at Washington has
ruled that BILLY" is not an essential war industry,
and has refused to grant priority to the lumber
necessary for building contemplated Sunday
tabernacle at Providence At first sight this would
he rather nnwise and unoroc;o,,e +roo+roon+ of .