The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, June 13, 1921, Page 17

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THANK YOU, SAH It would probably be unkind to say that the Pullman porter, driving his 12-cylinder Packard the other day in St. Paul when he tipped into the ditch, was tipsy. But that was the tip the “police had. %* * * Gunpowder valued at $12,368 is used up every time the Atlantic fleet salutes President Harding. — News item. ‘ Modest charge, at that, for a presi- dential boom. * * * It’s tough when your doctor ad- vises you to drink whisky and your lawyer advises you not to. * * * “Bring the war home to America” was the slogan of the 100 per centers during the war. Well, it seems to have been brought home C. O. D. * * * A congressman has introduced a resolution declaring that J. P. Morgan put America in the war. Guess he had a right to. It’s his country, ain’t it? * * * Dear Cut and Dried: Recently a drummer met a farmer in a small town and told him that all he got was a dish of oatmeal for his breakfast, and the proprietor charged him 50 cents. 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Colonel Frank White of North Da- kota, an overseas veteran, after being .appointed United States treasurer re- cently by President Harding, issued a statement declaring that the North Dakota bonds to carry out the farm- ers’ program, which have been boy- cotted by Wall street, were neverthe- less a gilt-edged investment. He was immediately attacked by big financiers and the Wall street press. Where- upon the poet of the Cut and Dried department got up steam and pro- duced the following poem: In the fight - Was Colonel White, " Over the sea. ' He faced guns *Of the Huns, And didn't flee. Will he quake And also shake In his boots, . When press boys Make a noise For the Plutes? Cannon shot Turned. him not Over There. We shall see If he’ll flee From hot air. Man, be firm! _ Do not squirm. All such Wal} street. ginks, ‘With their stinks, Ain’t much. ‘We'd be flat a On the mat If those birds Could hurt With dirt— And words. * * * ONE DAY’S NEWS Bandits take $16,000 from bank messen- ger just entering bank in Minneapolis agoss the street from police and sheriff’s office. Martial law declared in Tulsa, Okla., where race rioting had resulted in burn- ing down half the city. Report shows several killed in open war- fare in mining districts of West Virginia and Kentucky, where mines are trying to drive out union workmen. - Yet we have not recognized the Mexican government because stable and orderly conditions have not been established there, and we will not trade with Russia because there is anarchy under the revolutionary government. Extract (maybe) from Mexican. daily paper: “The state department -announces that until banditry, race rioting and industrial war cease in the United States, the Republic of Mexico can under no circumstances recognize the unstable and disorderly country to the north of us. Reports in the hands of our state department show that it is unsafe for citizens of the United States to appear on the street. Only the other day in the downtown district of one of the larger cities bandits openly took $16,000 from bank mes- sengers. This is an everyday occur- rence in American cities. An Okla- homa city is in ruins as a result of a race riot, and the government has been unable to put a stop to the bloody bat- tles between mine gunmen and work- men in West Virginia and Kentucky. 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