Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-04-11
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1fsgTes aE argument fa afs ssfssss kinds
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s'sss sa8iegs they gsret back ssa.s forth
~ aae another fr5srs their anesgygs
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silsers silasfssi eeasalasssy af saaelg
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@aolsgh to argue about the wavt The
tzalT tFe1Issls~ though ns enc really
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@as 10 asia around TO agsAola tie gcy-
'Fsataeit #a these controversies.
or the hundred fnea employed for
Aas q Slaall factory there was bnt
osia with an Aaaeriean-bcrn paresat
slltssgh considerable number were
themselves bora In America, The one
,liadred we're ali here by choice. fsow-
saveT, and hardly one eger really ex4
res4ca to live anywhere else. But they
TALKED as though they might, ard one
could Imagine they expected the Unit
I'd States TO Immediately offer them
Inducements to stay when 1t heard OF
their intended leaving
They Discuss Liberty Bcnda.
Charles, In the iightest csrnsr-~a
few years ago he would hare beea
Karlwas always talking about the
price Of food Il take Liberty bond 7
Indeed tn not If the government had
Kept prices down. and protected the
working man, and kept the rich rnaa
from making war profits. why, I
might. There lis going 10 be trouble
sn tllss country some day and the scv-
arnment deserves ell that is coming 10
filsm. The government ought 10 do
everything IL can to keep the good will
a,f file people, Why-heers Charles
ran never talk Icing without oeatlaa-
eng heer
iowhose early training was In a
prf1tecforsfte~-was born fnaneier.
He had actually been talking about o
pofaf on the dollar-a-weess plan, but ne
oaesin the workrooms seemed to think
1t a good investment. II wonid be bet
ter to buy sugar or whisky and keep II
fer- higher price. So 10 had simply
talked for the past two weeks he had
not decided. One might get AZ per
cent, or even 5 per cent Iateri \
would be better to wait.
''The government don't feed the boys
I'm eainpr' shouted the porter.
sOf course it DON'T" yelled the thin
+ man by the window. aWe don't know
sFhat goes on there. No wonder lots
OF them commit suicidei'
Well I'd like to buy bond, !" BROKE
III Old Bailey, courageoualy. Old Bal.
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was born mere.
All Are Buying Bonds.
The machines hummed on, the voices
rising and falling In opposition, when
suddenly the eager face Of Jo-ths
news gatherer-- was thrust through tht
sloor: There's an Italian banker IN
the second room talking to the wops
about Liberty bonds" he informed
The voices ceased. Everybody wished
he eoull Aear.
He's stIiI talking All the wops
are III there, gpread the news to ever,
corner Of the building and then close
4 slpon that: They're buying them
every one of the WoI,s are buying
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