The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 14, 1919, Page 6

HEY did not. And hey. are not quitting now. Neither did you while we were winning the war. Well, are you going to quit now— when the war.is wonr Our job isn’t finished yet—not by a long shot. And it’s a man-size job, too—j;f we are / going to turn our victory to real .ac- count, if we are going to make from . it a more prosperous America and a better world to live in. ; * We have fighting men to. brine: - home and find jobs for. We have. our “Let S finish the job- ee in the | 4 This. erect contributed a ie Gamble Robinson, See ~_ sight —Chateau Thierty and the Meuse ° , “will have. been foun and, won ins pe ie, Ke i we tiga og We La Ma ya i , ; NA eh, Se ry ~. hes wounded. to care be and our ‘capoled’ to rebuild into:confident, successful _ “i an 5 “citizens. \Thete i is.’still. work for, our. | fighting mento. do i in Europe, if: we’ are to gain frofy our-victory the kind ° + of world we have. been fighting. for: Wee sbiGw | It’s a big job! If we, leave it un- - : finished now—when the end js in as vay Pepi. ee aoe ‘There’s a bill of. some billions: f allats to clean off the slate—before we can ‘call it a-~day and enjoy the-ne world that we have won, 2 ladiaiens Se \ DETt : a Iteration Harvester fe.