The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 25, 1919, Page 4

FOUR nae BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, NOV. 25, 1919 a ee & THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE lone stroke to advance the cause of organized labor | +—m-me—ie—e rennet ttt tt tt Sata eS a ec - ~|than a thousand Drennans or ten thousand 4 3 St), SIE felt pee U Entered at the Postoffice, Bismarek, N. D. as ‘Second | Pr f | a ; | raziers could do in ten times ten thousand years Editor | Of demagogery. Class Matter, GEORGE D. M. G. LOGAN PAYNE COMPANY, | Yudenitch got the support of Finns in time to CHICAGO, - - - - DETROIT, | postpone his finish, | Marquette Bldg. : : : Kresge Bldg. PAYNE, BURNS AND SMITH | RATER TEAR ETT | NEW YORK, = -__ Fifth Ave. Bldg. | OPERATORS ON DEFENSIVE MEMBER OF AS. y A flat iner > of 31.26 per cent in wages seems The Associated Pres se, but compared with the United Mine Work- | tor publication of all n Sas pee ys b iredited in this paper and original demands it is trivial. John Lewis, ted to it or not otherwi e local news published herein, | preside: f the Mine Workers r y ac-| wll rights of pubiication of special dispatches herein are pret ide nt of the Mine W 9 kers, by promptly ac ! | also reserved. jcepting Secretary Wilson’s proposal, has placed | | f < —IEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATION | the mine opcrators on the defensive, and the oper-| ! \ ‘ AN reps } wee SUBSCRIPTION RATES PAYAGLE IN ADVAN tors do not seem to have helped themselves, so'l RY VAR ANG Mowers: > as public opinion is concerned, by their equally , | ympt rejection of Mr. Wilson’s terms. | ar (In sta’ of North akota. . JEWSPAPER | ) A genius is a man with some ability who hasn’t 3 ° : : | ————-—————- acquired the habit of watching the clock. | “THE RED FLAME” + “The Red Flame,” a simple pamphlet which GONE BUT NOT FORGOT’ Valter ag Mills is not with us this session. | ™. : ‘ z Walter Thomas Mills is not with us thi handles Townleyism without gloves, and which for THANKSGIVING The Beautiful Chrysanthemums We cordially invite you to our flower shop, to see our beautiful display and He is gone, but not forgotten. How cculd we for- | get, after having received our tax bills, one vs ho, has proven so dear to us? substitutes reason for rhetoric and fact for fiction, has run into its twentieth thousand in less than | iwo weeks. There is proven a demand for a ee j | straight-forward, honest, fearless publication of THE WILTON MID \this kind, and readers of the first number will be} To Wilton local of the United Mine Workers of} glad to know that volume two will soon be off the} America a contract is more than a scrap of paper.| press and that it will burn with even hotter fire! Members of this local, more than 300 strong, have! than the first “Red Flame.” voted to live up to their agreement with their | 3, i done more fa yer PU 'JUGO-SLAVS MAY { mi ‘ ! Impure and Bad Blood No, TIGHT ITALIAN li Longer. Terrorize Those Prompt Interference By Allies | TRY BITRO-PHOSPHATE " } ‘Who Know of “Num- Over Adriatic Question | | ber 40” might be] £ ubtie causes | This is the record of the famous old 1 nown | Hy ; nee rous in the | prescription known as “Number 40 For The B jae is truly the flower of Thanksgiving. How beautiful they will.look on your feastive make personal selections. 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