The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-04-04
JUDGE WADE BITTERLY SCORES
S0WERS0F DISC0RD, DISTRUST
AND DESPAIR in OUR COUNTRY
United States Jurist Declares Any Organization
or Individual Guilty is to be Condemned
..,.,,. byPatriOtic Americans ia A.:

fires with back fires. Our boys are
over there now, back4tiring for rs.
Those boys must be kept there at
the front. The power OF good am
munition and plenty OF 1t must be
placed in their hands. They must be
fed and they must be clothed TO do
this Uncle Sam must have money.
tie can't lgc down in the snb.cellar
and say to your old friend and govern
or and my ex-classmate, United States
Treasurer John Burke John, I'm q
little short tOday-thrOW on the belt
and grind me out a few million dol.
lars No, that is not the way Uncle
Sam makes his money. Every dol
lar he coins must have q dollars value
back of it. - 81 .a#.
How Uncle Sam Docs Business.
so Uncle Sam comes to us. Does
he ask us to give him this money?
Does he come and take it, without a
by your leave? 20! He comes to
US, and he says, Boys, I'm little
short today, and want few hundred
million dollars, just for little time,
just until get my fingers around the
throat of this Kaiser ELL. You let
me have the money, boys. I'll give
you good interest for it, and as secur-
ity I'll give you a mortgage on 4S fine
states and on the destinies and the
hopes and aspirations OF 100,0O0,0o
men,
Uncle Sam has to have this money,
AND HE is GOING TO GET 1T. If
Uncle Sam didn't get this money and
didn't see that the boys he has over
there in the trenches fighting for him
were cared for, Uncle Sam wouldn't
he worth fighting for. Yes, Uncle
Sans going to get the money, but he
isn't oeggllfg for charity. He's just
asking each of us, according to our
means, to make him loan, with the
best interest and the best security on
earth.
If Uncle Sam should chance not
to get this money, the Kaiser would,
and the Kaiser is the best collector
in the world. He'd simply drop in
and take your wife and babies and
he'd hold them for hostages and If
you didn't turn over the money, not a
loan, but gift, fifty or sixty or sew
enty percent of everything pou pos
sessed, he'd invite you to come over
Friday afternoon and witness the en-
ecution of your family. THAT'o
JUST WHAT HE DID IN BELGIUM
Compliments the Ladies. l.
81 want to say this for men only
wouldn't have it reach the ladies'
ears for anything-lf the men OF this
country had fifty percent OF the pep
in them that has been shown by the
women who are tOiling their hearts
out every day in the Red Cross work
rooms OF this country, we wouldn't
have any war today" said Judge
Wade in commenting upon the fact
that America is awake; that it is unit.
ing its forces, getting together and
stimulating everyone OF US, every man,
every woman, every child, to do his
best to win this war.
The Judge commented upon the uni
ty the war has brought about be-
tween the Catholic and Protestant:
Gentle and Jew, Mason and Columb'
bian. Were getting together" said
tie speaker. THANK God,, we're
getting together And it isn't only
for the war. We're going to stick to-
gether. We look out on the street
and see our boys marching away.
There's the bankers son and the
and the street.cleaner's boy, and the
farmers son and the lawyers son.
They 60 marching away to camp to-
gether, and they train together, and
they ship across the sea in the same
transport, side by side; and they 60