The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 3, 1925, Page 8

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PAGE EIGHT 'THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PROGRESSIVES SOON TO FACE | Reputations of Men Wrongfully Blasted By Unjust Death SEVERE TEST Sentences Are Restored By Trials ' Death of Senator La Follette} y Soon Mean End of in Country r 3 Upon the political develop. { ments growing out of Senator | ML tion Pre haps for s future, per no more than important part which apart but only a part? Or was he the whole thing? If the former's the ease, of course, even the death of a strong leader can spell no more than a temporary setback, a little more delay. If the latter, the cause, too, is dead Oo be sure, there'll be progre hut the group the r led inevitably will break up various political probat I end with the expiration of current terms One thing which suggests weak ness, at first thought, prove to be Progressive-is ength though referred to as a “bloc,” it never was a hard-and-fast alignment, like « ; ar adherent with a small Wisconsin careers did sound the call for every rally which the in dependents made Will somebody else be found to do this in his place? Or is no par tic r leader ne next begin to an tell without can fill his shoe Senator Borah hi 5 y ‘ d i e isn't a Progress Tl crip on themselves and, without offi- | front terrific t Wh » hog” and nobody ever was ». but he as yweight, which son and to t this time, Progressive to draw from the Republi- rength. ut exhausts the list of ism nee cans? . if it's to survive without 1 te, must survive on its own merits. It can't hope to be pulled through by virtue of strong leadership. < This, of course, rs gressive-ism which w the Cleveland conference a year ago. Something else may develop later along the same lin Phat’s a dif- ferent thing. to the Pro. launched at Needless to say, the regular Re- publicans will spare no effort, having heen afflicted far worse by Pro- gressive-ism than it has troubled the Democrats, to make Wisconsin sai ¢ at the election of 1 With La Follette gone, they are much more hopeful of Senator Len- root's return to the upper house and hopes are expressed of putting a regular in La Follette’s own seat They can’t do this until November of next year, s vacancy will he filled temporaril Governor Blaine’s appointment, he is a Progressive himself, a Progressive will be his choice One remark by Senator Wheeler may prove significant—that “La Fol- lette dead will be more powerful even than La Follette alive.” This isn’t impossible. His name may become one to conjure by. With his death, much of the bit- terness which was felt toward him living will disappear. Idealized, it is quite likely there will be immense strength for the cause he preached in his memory— perhaps a strength greater than own, a living man on the Senate flo y is the principal se cotton gins during ginning process, says the U. S. au of chemistry. ATWATER KENT Philadelphia -STIENTIFIC IGNITION FORD Atwater Kent Ignition, Type LA, greatly increases the power, Cee running jex- “ibility of the Ford engine—the im- proved perform. | ance is noticeable {ust 95 soon as it is installed, |} on either a new or an old Ford. Sicaaatcs 91008 ment. He had fought at Charleroi, in the great retreat, and in the bat- tle of the Marne. On the night of Sept. 30, 1y11, his sin reserve in at cemetery niles behind the ine at “COURTS OF THE DEAD” BARE WRONGS COMMITTED DURING YEARS OF WAR north was not good. slept_no They had not en properly, and they were filled with stories of the atroci- ties the Germans were said tu be committing in their homes and on r wives and children. > nterre’s feet were cold and he not afraid of German bul- | stamped them to set the blood going lets. But he was of those of his own] His corporal ordered him to silence. countrymen . A little later, forgetting himself, he don June 10, 1915, he found the! did so again. His captain shot him BY MILTON BRONNER NEA Service Writer | Paris, July 3, Judgments of the! dead Courts hearing cases concerning | those who have passed on, instead of |“?! “ae who ee dee: that are! eath he wanted killed while fight. i ping the: Hi mee ntriotic | ing for his country x years later the mini wringing the hearts of patriotic | '"¥ i : Six years Ia istry of war Pe tne dag und snakite them | , He was inthe Tront, rank in the }sent to his fathers a military-medal, realize once more what an inferno! nares ae ene aad med tp. Algastin SaMvatre,, a war is and how much grievous wrong | ‘tye Wat e soldier who died gloriously for re seinee abot h grievous wrong) The case of Waterlot and his six | France.” The father refused the [rings about. ants of the dead, commades hus now been submitted to | medal. nanded Bows by the courts, Gre. ine] qeescuure oF Gnpedls Aur Oua! “He did not die gloriously for tended to reiiatate:doud men and re-| nen ae asking for their solemn re-| France,” said the father. “He was store to them their honor, their bobilitation. catty : inated. I want no medal for cent name—often the only he same court the, ouher day re y son. I want justice.” habilitated Augustin. Santerre. 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