The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 8, 1918, Page 8

BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE NO TK ARS NEED tomopution ee “yates wesze| YOUNGEST POILU | YANKS WILL REMAIN IN FRANCE tomo of ational eNO canday: Moraine ar Veale years as was originially made .in the — : AT LEAST TWO YEARS—DUPONT.|ftuence of one good woman in repre-} < last assembly’s budget bill. Governor senting American home over there is ‘| Frazier sliced out the rather expensive { eres « more potent than the influence of any item for « commissioner of education, At Teast two years will be required, come back stronger and better men|man can be, no. matter how capable. | on the ground that North Dakota ;to complete demobilization of Amer-|then when they left. If American people stand by through | could not afford to indulge in such ican forces in France, according to ¢s-| «7° sound war work \wgencies in| demobilization as they have through | . MR MACDONAL , luxuries. No one, aside from Dr, timates .of allied. military lenders. i rae _ hee eles R tho snohiths of fighting. ourcarmiy. will “Each Cigar in . Craighead, particularly objected to| General T. Coleman Vupont,, who | Hinge Javing statesmantike plans for nave made the most splendid record of | idor | this ‘action, for the commissioner of has just returned from a two months'| {ls trying period. Every hut in tiny army in history. Then men in it| Its own uz1ao: (aE ame edueation has seemed to be a rather | | visit to the ‘western front, where he qrance ty fo See ean aed Glass: Iwill come ‘back, not. deteriorated by! i ‘ ‘ rintendent | frivolous excrescence on the body pol- conferred ‘with high officials in each Sati? s !the hard experignce of war, but Retiring State Superinte litic. Dr. Craighead prepared a. votam- of allied governments and brought thig “tection of leading educators and | strengthened and ‘more efficient, ang | H issi jinous report on North Dakota's edu-; jestimate back ‘ business men from this country. ‘The res 3 revue x of Education. | gestions, to which no one pald any at- !have been urging us to think in terms aan Cock eat Reis and, Fer Ue Ce eat without su ar, i i ow ” 4, P rgely ine ed, 5 tontioil: Pare Meee \of a long war,” sald General Dupont, | eo. with the coming of peace ‘tot me CASUALTIES, i Sut must | With Ne N i sioner of education, ent of Public Instru i have some active Legislature Will be Asked to ly under bills w the 16th legislative assembly, “and now they: are equally insistent | te Superintend- | hat.’we begin to accustom. ourselves ion Nielson will jfo the thought of a long demohiliza npetition, especial : “AS ‘tion, ‘There Is}an immense task ahe ich will be ed of | y ie of. our, forces when peace Js declared, BENOIT [as one of our generals ly part of the time, but all of the time! ‘Wounded severely, previously re-; of the boys will haye to be provided | ported mbissing: William P, Lotcher; for, until war work agencies will need | returned to duty. previously reported | d : every cent of their millions, yes, and/ missing, Russell A. Young, Lawton, } WERTHEIMER BRO: { millions, more they will need: to send {|N. D. , | EBERT TO CURTAIL MISS NEILS mpli- id to me, Make Transfer of Powers— fying the powers of the commissioner 4 DIJON Tei peopl back home it will be two} ee ai of education and re jeting those of i years at Jeast-before they see us all,! Eliminate Cities. of public in- we have a year's work just to untan; aaa lature will N. E. A. Special to The Tribune.‘ yarhed wire that has beon strum he the Noupar i nee.—The youngest poilt; and forth. .across France.’ It must ing war on the Huns is L1-year-| never he said of America that she left | Benoit Dijon. At home inher task half done,” General Dupont | s he stowed away aboard a train | continued. | z French Zou ' Friends of N.C. Macdonal kot whom re- the people of North tired from the offic Mf state super: r spendent sc intendent of publ V participation i : 7 uly ane e owe everything to France, wid | eee crane this aiuprliteldent of stead of going to the front they went) our men will have: to stand hy. untit! donald has net fo either in the county or ‘state. {to @ training camp, where the boy! they hiya done-what they can’ tu set was discovered and sent home, Thre months 2 hearing of the dee ile superintendent's authority {Of the Americans, he ran away ag ving tobe tremendously extent, and will give the And now the boy—whose father has /qwe stand hy, them. ove territory complete control of | been in the war since 1914 and whose | gaet gives double import brother is in’ th call of thesed War Work Campiizn. wl c : ent in’the salad to fitld so well. unde red Eng. ction Wil rule. out municipal school districts which are independent her onthe zroad sto restoration and ored habit of falli while they stand by aver there it is! ed out of the ate super he will fall into the berth of i coma loner of education, job with important x Clothing & Men’s Furnishings — spartinent. Such oa regulation vh T am ye saved Mr, Macdonald last Xi ay. No} ove who has not lived with our ho; n imagine how will be a big factor in helping the Americans humble the HUN. ership of edi incumbent since See onions ; ihe Btstory former president of the Un i a is other can overstite their im-.) Montant, was amputated f “BLACK MARIA. | portance in.aperiod of demobilization. calary by the’ gaverbor,in: 1917 : EAT ee Phe civil war “destroyed the: eareers |f¥ ie oe S TAR TINC : SA TURDA y- trotted out, brushed up and a It T were over the Think of London, Noy. S——-(By N. Br A.) —-/of lmndreds of promising young, men. 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The need is for a sum 70% greater than any gift ever 3,600 Recreation Buildings When you give double, you make sure that every _ asked for since the war began. The government has fixed 1,000 Miles of Movie Films neler has the hee: ey cornet oe he eet ‘ 55.75 ' ; ‘ ‘ izations every step of the way fro: thie gum at $255;750,000- ee Leading Stage Stars back again. You provide him with a church, a theater, a By giving to these seven organizations all at once, the -000 Athletic Directors cheerful home, a store, a school, a club and an: athletic cost and effort of six additional campaigns is saved. 2,500 Libraries supplying 5,000,000 books field—and a knowledge that the folks back home are with 85 Hostess. Houses i ! . Unless Americans do give twice as much as ever be- 15,000 Big-brother “secretaries” him, heart and soul! 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