Willmar tribune., 1918-04-10

going to "can the Kaiser" / have no.
thing to say against the boys who are
ns f's.ds s 10 s y: rsss as
% fsct rhis S be- BE- tho Let bat y.
to- tie OF %a,, cur lives I'VE that hat We have gone into
save and deny ourselves in order to do
our our share m re- mad ad+ why ~ shouldn't We be will
Is so small compared with the share
THIS n THR 8ATT11 or ou1 11vns
that the young man takes that goes
across the waters. and probably across
the great gulf. never to return. Our
dea in Is DeTts s asa Soat Srsa at
know what the committee down in Min
neapolis is going to allot me, haven't
whatever they allot me. 1 viii have to
go, and borrow money to buy with. but
I I don't DO care: care am not going to sEumble:
money for the horse. I didn't pay that
money until that horse got 50 old that
Gd na1 get my ?ney Kn6 back ON It but
they allotted me. but I think 1T it is i fair.
| saw a man at the hospital who had his
erts YETI he ss hys Ss been been
carrying rails. There were four men
carrying the rails and there was one
sla Stacker; He just sqpatted down . little
burden on the next man. and he hap
pened to be the fellow in the hospital
now with broken back, because Of the
loan comes out. there ought not be one
single man that would walk this like
STAND uP LIKE 4 NAN
not one. Stand up like man. Any man
that squats is squaw and any man that
bae Is hurts in my 1u1 what ef
Ladies and Gentlemen. we have drift
money you are all right but when the
dollar controls you. you are all wrong.
long that their face looks like the dol
mean. They have gotten the mark. all
an Indian face. that's all.
A friend of mine met a farmer who
was plowing corn. He came to him and
sk SID yH9 haYs Yeu ge ts 5d reS 1sr1 Hew
ner rrar' Of f my my land: And do Ay you see see that
big oak tree over there? That is as far
a f1eld-got a lot, of corn here. What
Feed hogs: "Hoes: What you going to
them to st. Joseph and get lot Of mon:
ey: fy. What, What are you ,g going to do With all
ready What you going With more land"
going to do with that corn: corn Feed ed some Sne
or With os ali the hess TSs ds%il haG
him staked like a dog: Buy more land,
raise more corn to feed more hogs and
by no's land. Corn, hogs, money. land
Ladies' and gentlemen, submit that
even If it takes q shell shot from a 13
of rut. it is a blessing when it does
so. The American Nation doesn't want
to dig themselves down into material
Thers Is ms asn nobsa sna
SOMETHING NoBLH1 THAx MATER
than to, be. money grinder. Your
potato mill to simply grind potatoes
something nobler than that. Your heart
they Should i" not Sr throw W US US down % to ma. ma.
terial tendencies but that is should lift
us up to- nobler things under the guild
a,,e anee Nst,o% Of our Creator; Therefore, when
ialism, something must happen to shake
US out OF that and raise our vision to
ae1e ssnsr h9Fs Ws W W1s W thsH ses if and it ee
lemen. want to tell you that the fact
that you had to sacrifice little when
yo9 were young is what made good men
the young ladies and young men here
will just simply look to the walls for
about three seconds: am going to tell
the old folks something about the young
folks that the young folks don't want
| to hear. Listen. I'll whisper it, Mother,
n+*y II you pet and md fuss around Charley 9
years. you will make molly coddie out
Of him. He has gotten too much money
to spend right now: Dad, you've work.
eass and yo8r
street. whiting a stick with a 75c
knife and smoking, cigarettes and he
are thru with him. Teach the young
fellow to sacrifice That will make a
man out Of him. What Of it If we have
we have had wheatless days seven days
to have them and look at me. I haven't
Se,tnieut got pneumonia tSis yet War bread Is the
living was curse to the American ma
tion. but the getting down was bless
ing and will prove SO to everyone Of us.
aH1arANx MUST Be BEATEN
| Germany must also be beaten because
| of the awful atrocities that she has
committed. but will not take your time,
nor harrow your feelings with any of
these; Many Of us did not believe them.
will admit that was one Of those
| that refused to believe them. They were
to too InHf awful; but M gradually they were fore
full; terrible truth. that they were actu-
al records of inhuman misdeeds that
Germany had committed. Down in Min
neapolis there is a family that receiv-
ed a letter from their son, who went to
Canada and enlisted. For long time
they didn't hear from him, and when
they got letter from him he was in
a German prison camp and when they
opened the letter it spoke about the un.
usual fine treatment he was receiving
They were treating him royalty and the
parents noticed this sentence There
would rather be than here, except that
i beautiful summer resort in Minneapolie
| Lakewood" Now Minneapolis people
know that Lakewood is a cemetery. The
Germans did not catch what he was say.
Ing, SO he got the letter thru BY not
saying anything about the inhuman
| treatment. hnt the rorn~%~ ,,~lo..k.~5