The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-07

answer the call. Even deer, moose
and bear would come in time. There
would be NO scarcity Of game, especi-
ally waterfowl. II any think I lie,
buy ticket to Fort McMurry or Fort
Vermillion, Alberta. Stay there dur
ing the spring or fall. I won't tell
you what you'd see, you wouldn't be-
lieve. Yet. even there, many is busy
bringing destruction upon himself:
forest fires-laughingly referred to as
being started by lightning or careless
ampers-sweep the forests, (bush)
unchecked, bringing destruction.
Turn q part Of the Missouri,s water
into Devils Lake and fill what
streams and swamps are handy, but
don't expect any great instantaneous
reaction by the weather. Give our
embryonic forest q chance to grow
and the Missouri's water q chance to
filter through the stratas Of soil. Have
patience. Remember man didn't
wreak his destruction in day. Be-
fore the day Of the white man, when
the Indians were horseless, the red
men set fires to drive game, and to
prepare the fields for cultivation, vet
the white man being more. efficient,
brought havoc with gree..er speed: do
ing In q few generations what would
have taken the savages years to &C.
complish.
Socialism? Impossible! The people
Of the U. 8. (the vested interests)
do not want It, and they can hire
enough Ivy Lees to make us-dumb
cattle that we are-believe that Cap
italism Is the ideal. Please turn to
India and China for references.
There Capitalism has grown and rip
ened and they are harvesting the
crop-and such crop. Look, you Of
the middle class, who think you are
sitting pretty. Where Is the middle
class in those places?
In Russia Damn that country, but
they're damming It themselves they
are trying to build Socialism. Don't
read a Socialist or q Communist paper
for the answer. Read such papers and
and magazines as: Nations Business.
Saturday Evening Post, Golfers, Lib
erty, American Weekly-every one of
them is grinding Capitalism's axe on
both edges-if half what they say Is so.
Russia is, even now, almost a Utopia
and is improving fast. l quote from
Marjorie E. Smiths article in Writ
er'S Digest "a magazine that can have
no axe to grind for June: Motion
picture houses were packed to capac-
ity at all performances and the legit-
innate theatres had the ever-present
lines waiting to grab up tickets. Rus
SLAMS were working. Russians had
money, and Soviet Russia demanded
entertainment. At the end Of the
first five year plan the demand was
even greater" Be that as it may, let's
let the Russians damn or dam their
own country, but let us be sure to dam
our own.
How long, II the farmers Of the
United States armed themselves with
gas and modern weapons, set q price
OF two dollars on wheat and on other
produce at comparable prices and re-
fused to let any be moved to mar
ket for less. would 1t be before the
army would be on our backs? That
would be defying the government. The
Steel Trust sets the price on steel and
IRON and upon the wages Of their en-
ployes. The collective bargaining pro-
vision for labor in the N. I. r. A.
gives the laborers the right to organ
ize IN unions Of their own choosing.
Only short time ago, the Trust
armed itself to the teeth, said ito he'll
with the strikers" who wanted recop-
milton Of the union OF their choice.
and defied the government to enforce
It's dictum.
Was there ever q time when one
could get such q kick by reading the
daily press? I think not. Take the
strikes In Frisco and Minnie. In
Frisco It's the cats pajamas to use
he militia. In Minnie It's noxvomico.
Why? Look to the governors for the