The Bismarck tribune., 1918-05-14

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THE WORK THAT YOU DO EVERY DAY
Let the work that you do every day
be dedicated to the memory OF the babies
Of France and Belgium who were impaled
on bayonets and carried off over the shoul-
ders of German soldiers-that your baby
may never be in danger Of like death.
Let the work that you do every day
be dedicated to the memory of the little
+ boys in the invaded districts Of Europe who
have been crucifed that your own boy
may not be in danger Of benig crucitied.
Let the work that you do every day
be dedicated to the memory of the little
girls Of Belgium and France who have been
carried into slavery far worse than death
that your daughter may not be in danger
+ of thus falling victim to German barbar-
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@ Let the work that you do every day
be dedicated to the memory Of the mothers
of Europe who have seen their children
slaughtered and their husbands with bound
hands driven away to a fate unknown
that the hnothers here may not see similar
professions in your own streets.
Let tie work that you do every day
be dedicated to, the memory Of the,w white
haired women Of Belgium and France who
have seen honest men dig their own graves
that the white haired Of your family
may not suffer a like agony. III +, *l
]. Let the work that you do every day
be dedicated to the memory Of the allied
soldiers who have been crucified upon doors
because they fought for civilization and JUS
tice-that JUSTICE may be done you and
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.s.'' Let the work that you do every day
be dedicated to the memory of the beauti-
full cities, villages, orchards and fields OF
Europe, now blackened wastes that your
own beautiful towns and fields may not be
turned into places which men will avoid. :
Let the work that you do every day
be dedicated to the memory of the once
happy homes in Europe which the Hun
burned after numbering the inmates-that
your home may not become the funeral pyre
Of your family. "A,
Let the work that you do every day
be dedicated to the memory Of the nations
that have been crushed and scattered that
your own nation may not be destroyed and
that your people may not be driven forth
like the exiled multitudes who have died in
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Let the work that you do every day
be dedicated to the manhood that is in you
that you may not desert your brother who
has gone to the battlefront, that you may
not desert your nation now that it needs
you, that you may not be tricked into i'm
periling the safety of your wife, your
daughter, your mother, when the smooth
tongued enemies Of your country come
whispering to you.
Let the work that you do every day
be dedicated to the manhood that is in
you, that you shall have no remorse when
broken men come back from the battle
'front.' 80 that empty sleeves and sightless
eyes shall not as instruments Of your own
conscience reproach you by day and haunt
you by night because you at home failed
to support your men while they fought in
France
DIFFERENCE COMMITTEE OF NATIONi
PREPAREDNESS Henry A. Wise Wot
chairman; Raymond B. Price, treasurer; Jam
E. Clark, secretary; Metropolitan Life bui
ing, Madison avenue, New York city.
& (Any person desiring to know the authori
( statements of German atrocity made in t
regoing may obtain the information by writ
e Conference Committee on National Prepare
ss)
With due respect we suggest that the man W
arts two tunnels from opposite sides Of mou