The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-01-10


after century Of popularity, fated to
become extinct in America. The ques-
ton ar.ses or reading a list OF the
members of the railroads war board !:
Fairfax Harrison. Hale Holden, Julius
kruttschnitt, Howard Elliott, Samuel
Rea. Not middle manaker among
the illustrious five.
St. Louis Republic-A German mil
itary writer says if Germany had
not possessed the Kiel canal she
would have seized parts of Den
mark long ago, in order to facilitate
operations between the Baltic and
the North sea. Spoken with true
German bluntness and disregard of
the rights of others.
American Issue.-Have you heard
any walls of the multitude of poor
workingmen who were thrown out OF
employment when the distillery fires
were banked? Neither have We
Which leads us to believe that these
men must have secured more lucra-
tive employment elsewhere
Burlington Hawkeye.-No citizen
who contributes freely and in the
right spirit to the various war and re,
lief funds will regret it in after life
Now is the time to lay up material
for pleasant "reminiscences in the
years to come.
SvrScllco pnct- CT aniar6 Tho carOo
Germans who year ago protested
that neutral America had no moral
or legal right to sell munitions to bel
ligerents have located q Krupp factory
in neutral Switzerland.
St. Paul Pioneer Press-Tubs and
razors were the first thought Of the
Sammies On coming out of the
trenches. How disappointing for the
sweethearts who had hoped to dwell
first in their thoughts.
Omahaw Bee.-Perhaps President
Roosevelt did not do such a good JOB
after all wneI he forced the peace
settlement that saved Russia from i'm
pending ann. hilatiOn at the hands Of
victorious Japan.
New York Telegraph-One of the
first things the Russian anarchists
have discovered in Petrograd is that
the worst thing about free food is
that there's never enough to go
around.
Chicago Herald.-Gerinan autocracy
remains as brutally assertive as ever,
but the German army on certa II
part of the west front is showing a
more retiring disposition.
Waterbury American.-The bolshe-
Wiki have great repugnance to death
try, but are not so sensitive about
killing anyone opposed to themselves.
Chicago Herald-After the war an
article "made in Germany" will be
one of the things the rest of the
world will take a positive pleasure
in not buying.
Brooklyn Eagle.-Complaints are
growing that German agents have, too
much leeway in this country. The
fact is, they haven't been given rope
enough.
Kansas City Times.-We suppose if
congress passes a bill taking over the
railroads Mr.. Kitchin will put some
thing in so members can ride free.
Chicago Herald 49, Russia will
please take note that nothing was
ever said by the allies about max
ing the world safe for anarchy.
Columbia Record - United, we
stand; divided, we crawl around and
earn an indemnity for Germany.
Save for the next bond issue.
Chicago Evening Post-Ah! If
Richard Occur de Lion were but
alive to join in this final game of
"going to jerusalem"
Pittsburg Post-General He'll is
prominent officer of the German
Army. Wonderful how one can in
Spire an entire nation.
Boston Herald.-The Italians are
still hoping to show Hindendurg the
difference between veni, vidi, and Ven,
Ice Verona and Vicenza.
Detroit Free Press-If it's some
thing to the discredit of theUnited
States. you can bet it's untrue and was
made in Germany.
New York World.-War is costing
uucle Sam $37.0O0,000 a day. Help
him get his moneys worth.
-A--E
TRACTOR SCHOOL
O. L. Larson, representing the In
ternational Harvester company. in
formed Mayor Moe that his company
has decided to accept the invitation
to hold tractor school in Valley
City. It will be held at the City Hall
during the week of Feb. II. The
word should be passed on so that
every farmer in this section of the
state can avail themselves of this
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