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The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-21
(Cincinnati Enquirer)

Cincinnati Enqulrer)
 Evervbodv knows that the last desperate act 1T fighting conflagrations is to start back-flre. It a disagreeable and costly method but oemg uei nier resort, we have to adopl It "i'" " o can command. ,, ,. . ,nn1y f.
 It begins to look if we will have to appy | to prevent the spread of the Russian reVoiu'iol' II care to save the world of things as they are # fire has started there that looks about as lhuc like a general incnceration of everything WHICH hd constituted the civilization Of the past ana pieae Th anything the human mind can possibly concelVe. ma is it spreading fast each issue of our daily pa pers proves The BosheviH idea that the worherS e. the properyess people the proletarat' are .o inc world that the accumulation of the wealth Ill ma vidual hands a crime and that the poureeolse ar and criminals are taking possession of million of human minds They not only have invaded the state contiguous to Russia but finding their way to ay France and England and the German statesmen ar' trembling at their ever increasing diffusion throug their empire The flying cinders of the con1lagratio have crossed the Atlantic ocean and fallen upon tn' very of the temple of liberty here Ill our halV' land. m l., ..
 AS one listens to the roaring flames he canno bun wonder, hidebound conservation though ne ma be whether this is a step in vast evolutionary pro cess by which the ancient order is to be set aside an a new ushered in. f however, he peneVeS Una ancient order to be divine and that to destroy | means to reduce the world to barbarsm, he ought U be able to see that the only to stop the spreac of the conflagration is by setting backnres He mus begin by seeking to undo existing evs ne he mus ,,s concede hand laborers of the world the reason ableness of their principal claims; he must heartily dedicate himself to seeking more equitable dlstr button the desirable things in life It will cost hir dear; but there is nothing else to be done. He mus burn up part to save the rest
 The world will be the same as 1t was when the battle flags furled. The has spelled the doom of privilege" Justice must be more right eously administered. Opportunity must be more thor oughly capitalized.
 To be ready for the change; to be eager even for the sacrifice; to welcome an order Of greate fairness prove onself entitled to citizenship il better world.
 We have started backfire to extngush tho conflagration of Prussianism, and must an other extinguish the conflagration of Boshevkism
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-21
JAPAN AND SIBERIA

There is very good why Japan should hesitate to invade Russia. Not until Germany ac- tually threatens the Pacific and the Russian people themselves entirely helpless will Japan likely take action.
 portion of the American press seems to be just bit doubtful regarding Japan They reason that efforts to restrict Japan in the Orient will com pei her sooner later to seek outlet in the Pa cfc at the expense of the United States They some times hint at the possibility of alliance Japan with Germany should the latter convince Japan that she is strong enough to withstand the Allies The very reluctance of Japan to enter Siberia against the Germans is looked upon with suspicion.
 There is absolutely to doubt Japan s good intentions. Her every shows that she is tance to invade Siberia is to be commended rather than condemned and treated with suspicion No doubt there is class of ministers in Japan there the United States and other countries who jump to surface conclusions and disrust. Then too, looking at it from the strictly material and selfish side the command of the by the Allies will prove more powerful argument than anything Germany may offer Japan. Moreover though the Ger mans may occupy Petrograd and Moscow, there would still be plenty of time for Japan act Her present watchful waiting is the patriotic and diplomatic course she could take for her own interests and the interests of her Allies.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-21

get married there wouldn't be so many prosperous divorce lawyers.
 When country boy goes to the city and runs his legs off trying to land a job as a brakeman his home paper likes to announce that he has accepted a position with the traffic department of large rail road and will take up his duties at once.
 A piledriver has to make lot of noise in order to accomplish a great deal of work, But you should re- member that you are not a pile driver.
 The trouble with the man wno is always harping on the fact that the world owes him living is that he usually owes enough to balance the debt
 Marriages may be a great insti- tuition. But you can always make a married woman happy by telling her she doesn't look it.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-21
Our Joe Miller Contest.

s. B Hall claims that the oldest joke is the one about the two He brews who were lost in blizzard. It was zero weather and the more they walked througlD the binding storm the madder they got. Gold stein kept up a constant line Of talk about his tough luck and steady stream of profanity and argument, while Goldberg remained silent with his hands iii his overcoat pockets. Well" demanded Goldstein, after an hour of this, why don't you talk? Why don't you say some thing? For why should l do all the talking" Go ahead and talk, said Goldberg. Talk all you like. Freeze your hands. What do l care?'
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-21
Luke McLuke Says

Luke McLuke Says
 The newspapers print good deal of the news. But if a man wants all the news he has to listen to his wife talk.
 A bride of 40 hours thinks she knows more about married life than does the woman who has been mar ried 40 years.
 Righteous indignation is some thing displayed by man when some one steals from him the um- brela he stole from some other man.
 Maybe the reason why girl goes out with her chest naked in cold weather is because she wants to demonstrate the fact that she has warm heart.
 The average wife can tell you that her husband is the kind of man who wastes an hour trying to save 10 minutes.
 A fool is usually a man who de- votes all of his time to telling oth- CTS how wise he is.
 The reason why Father thinks it disgraceful for young man to call on Daughter and stay later than 10 o'clock at night is because when Father was courting Mother he always stuck around until the car rier delivered the paper in the morning.
 man would be arrested if he went to a reception wearing noth- ing but a chiffon vest above his waist line. But it is different with woman
 If girls didn't get married merely to show other girls that they could
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-21
WHERE THE WAR WILL BE DECIDED

Military observers all along have claimed that the will be decided the Western front The Ger man invasion of Russia while not anticipated does not alter the fact that the decisive battle will be fought in the West Germany may reach clear to the Pacific and Italy without changing the sua- tion. Sooner later her military hosts grap- pie fin the final death-strugge with the Allies Western front. The pressure internal affairs has been relieved by her drives Eastward. else she would have been forcd to the muchadvertised offensive before this. Some doubt is expressed whether she will take the initiative for Western
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-21
Fooey !!

'I have been reading the life of feorge Washington, said the Bach ,lor Tt is claimed that he often at for hours without saying a word. He must have been a re- markable man"
 Nothing so remarkable about hat commented the Benedict. He vas married, wasn't be?"
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-21
Knitting.

Mothers knitting wristlcts to pro
 tect her soldier son, Sisters. knitting sweaters to help
 defeat the Hun; Ever ybody seems to do some kind of
 knitting now, Even Father knits, although he only
 knits his brow.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-21
A SHAMEFUL CRITICISM
(GeOrge F. Burba ]


 A contributor to a paper the other day criticised this country for sending much food across the ocean, He said it food, and that ought to keep it in this country He could snot understand why we should have meatless days and wheatess days when have plenty of food all that would be necessary, he said would be to prohibit it's exporta tion to Europe No more shameful criticism has been printed
 It is our food, yes. But it is Engand's blood and the blood of France. that is being shed the battefields. I is the manhood of Italy that is going out. Certainly sacrifice of food is so great their sacrifice of human beings
 If England and France should have to give up the struggle because of lack of food it would leave up with Germany hands, fight her alone and unaided. We could not surrender could not stop fighting without losing homes and property Germany is in this for conquest; she would not make peace with us, if the Allies out of the fight if she believed she could carry war to a successful conclusion. It would years and years of fighting our part and sacrifices greater than imagine.
 Yes it is food; have grown it. and the little belongs the people of country But the very using belong to France the ships sending our boys the ocean in be long other nations for the part The hospit. as in which boys lie sick and wounded belong to others than ourselves. To talk about going ahead and eating all raise, and withholding from our Allies, is the basest treason cause in which have enlisted. Let hear more of our having all the food desire. Let rather decide to con. much less than we consuming to get along witout many of the comforts and uxures we are now enjoying Every bushe of grain we furnish to our Allies means less shell our boys will have to stop with their bodies
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-21
Gosh
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 John Leahey, ST, who has been the owner of one of the most spir- ited horses that ever set a foot on turf and who has been retired for a couple of year on account of old age, had to be shot one day last week on account of slipping on the ice and breaking a leg.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-21
Advice.

If your expenses you can't foot Get out and hustle. I know that Old Elbow Grease can always put Old Hard Luck's shoulders to the
 mat
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-21
Something in a Name.

Every man to his job. For in stance, A Mechanc has motor street and Carnegie avenue, Clcye- land, Ohio.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-21
BITS OF BY PLAY By Luke McLuke ria Copyright by Cincinnati
 Enquirer

No. Joke. The man who, when hes on job lot of brag employs, Is sure to give the whole blame world a pain; The whistle on the engine makes an awful lot of noise, But it doesn't help a bit to pull the train.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-21
HO, Hum !

Tate is not fair, it seems to me, And Fortunes pranks oft make
 me sigh; Some &hen cant stand prosperity, Some never get a chance to try.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-21
A Modern Hosti,ery.

A Modern Hostiiery. Willie-Paw, what is European hotel?
 Paw-One that has war borders and peace rumors, my son.
 Wuff The housewife with her mending
 sat- And sadly told her mother: Life surely is for me, that's pat One darned thing, then another"
 Names Is Names. c. Sly lives at Newtonville, o.
 Our Daily Special. The Dumbest Men Are Those Who Talk too Much.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-21
Tips from Texas

(Dallas News)
 As a general thing, a plumber s sign stands cold weather a good deal better than the plumbers plumbing
 As general thing, after a woman has furnished her house to suit the neighbors it doesn't agree with her husband.
 Another thing we like about girls is that engagement rings mean so much more to them than to the jewellers.
 What has become of the old-fash- toned serious man who believes that overproduction was a-ruinin' the country?
 What has become of the old-fash- toned flashing belle who could make hit by wearing a long black rid ing sikrt and sitting sideways on a horse?
 Our idea of a cad is a man who thinks that having been crossed in love excuses him for being cross af- ter marriage.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-21
He Wanted Frog Legs.

The man from Boston entered the restaurant and sat down. He ad- justed his spectacles carefully and studied the Menu After much der.
 Waiter, he said, you may bring me a diminutive order of the neither limbs of the batrchian.'
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-21
Paw Knows Everything.

dW AAiOWo A'NA NAAAAS' Willie-Paw, man IS blga- mist when he has one wife too many, isn't he
 Paw-Not necessarily, my son. Maw-Willie, you go upstairs and 20 to bed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-21

Who dare say that Germans lack the sense of humor-with Count von Herng depicting the Ger many of Prussiansm distrusting the good faith of other nations.-(New York Herad)
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-21

offensive since failure break through the lines the Allies would lose the military the confidence a majority of the people. On the other hand to wa until the United States has mobilized it's full lt sources to assist the Allies will mean an offensF' by the Allies and certain defeat in the end
 Her only hope meantime would he centered II her submarines depending upon them to sink Allie sbipning and thus prevent the United States froi ,robizirg bor full strength in the field. Apparentlt the submarines are coming up to expectation In fact it looks very much like her invasion of Ru sia will prove a barren victory. The Allies are mor' determined than to fight to a finish unul LII last vestage of panGermanism has been routed an'
 new code of right, instead of might made the stahu ard of national and International morals and treaties
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-21

As a contribution to calm dlscussloh oi the noooo +orr,s in Russia the Germans capturing . few more towns.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-21

Champ Clark is 6S, and has written his autoo graphy But he is not old
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-21

Now that squad of telephone girls has agreed to go and help Signal Corps in France we have some hope of getting the Kaiser's number - (New York Evening Sum-
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-21

The German Chancellor says his government has often asserted that does intend to retain Bel gium. But he failed to point out the chapter and verse.-(aDlas News.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-21

The prolonged silence of Robert M La fohe'te is some evidence that the attacks made upon hin are getting home.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-21
Famous Nations.

One of the sublime condolences of youth is that when a man gets married his troubles are over.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-21

No doubt the Boshevki's leaders are so willing to promise billions in indemnity to Germany because they know they will not have pay it. (Pittsburg Dispatch)
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-21

The need of a new name for Hog Island has been generally recognized Now Senator Hiram Johnson calls it saturnaa of extravagance-(Boston Globe l
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-21

Possibly in the years to come State Legislatures VIII also vote socialism upon the country, disregard full of States rights-tSt, Louis Globe e-Democrat1
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-21

A German name cannot always be helped but German character can.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-21
Same Old Story.

A chat with Sue. A flat for two. A brat to coo.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-21
Turf 1!

He's down and out, is Oswald Tort, And life with him is no sweet
 song, For. when a man is always short He finds it hard to get along.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-21
STARTING A BACK-FlRE

In strikes we have reached the "asheilan p0iio'
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-21

Names Is Names. c. Sly lives at Newtonville, O.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-08

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