The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-11

eee0etoQ 1c0@ NJ. L10Go61 opooch:
That tho famous Moratorium ~. -
meant for everybody. but II ~ veue|
to Bill LANCER and he found tha$ you,
ware alright, that =, alright With III
administration, then you would -.
protected. That farmer should dhco4
al sheriffs that come GA HI plAce.
That VIM. LANCER hates IN Mr..
weeians In general and ono Norweg1an
In particular, namely ole Olson. An
citizens Of Norwegian descent, q @
Norwegian birth please note tto lols
lowing extract from Mr.. Ianeog1
speech. II have Z blockheaded Moe.
wesian by the name Of Oh Olann at
ing in my place - governor. who dooo
not know any more about beiug nov.
ernor than this man does" ana NJ.
LANCER pointed to . man In The audi.
ence. Was It q coincidence that this
man pointed out WAS also . Nor.
wegian7 After this remark BY LaSiger
the cheering fell off considerably. A
chill wind blowing from the direc4ioo
Of Norway had sprung up. Some Of
these sons Of Vikings remembered
that they had cows to milk, others DE-
cided right then and there that OLE
Olson was good enough for them. TO
80 on. here are . few more points
gathered from the great speech: Mr..
Farmer, your children do not need
education. All such institutions such
- the Agricultural college. tho stats
university, and other institutions Of
learning should be abolished. Just
teach your children enough % that
they can mark the voting ballots &C.
cording to the voters guide that tho
LANCER faction Of the Nonpartisen
League sends you, that Is Ill that y
necessary. Grab al the federal aid
that you can but don't forget 70 eive
thanks on Bonded knee to the 0eat
LANCER who feeds and otherwise talEeI
care Of you. Don't forget to dive .
little Of this federal aid money 70 the
LANCER defense fund.
But. hush, Mr.. LANCER u introducing
Mr.. vogel as his fellow couspifator
No. 2. As we look upon Mr.. vogel our
right hand involutarily goes up IN the
Naxi salute: to our lips springs tho
greeting, Hail Hitler" for In him 10
recognize all the characteristics o.
Chancellor Hitler. The same proud,
naughty manner, the same insolent
look, as he gazes upon the audience In
way that makes most Of Us feel
like the dirt beneath his feet. Mr..
Vogel, yes, we all know him. The pCiSe
knocker when he gets up to make q
speech. Mr.. vogel has always been Q
boss over the N. p. Leaguers OF taig
county. When he says scat" al tho
good Nonpartisans look for Z place -
crawl into. As you say, neighbor, Mr..
Vogel Is gone from the county, but like
the little animal with stripes On hts
back that sometimes gets into . Sel-
lows cellar. his odor yet remains.
Were Mr.. vogel only back In the
country from which he originally
sprung, what q wonderful help no
would be to the great Hitler In tho
program Of hate and persecution that
Is being put on In Germany. We
would like to remind our dear Mr..
Vogel, however, that In Hitleris coun-
try man convicted Of oongptracy
would not be permitted to roam
around and belch forth threats a
vengeance but would most likely either
be given chance to face the wan or Q
firing squad.
And 50 ended the Old settlers' bic.
mic at Brush lake, In Z blaze Of polit,
ical argument where there should
have been peace and tranquility.
OLD SETTLER.