The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, June 22, 1916, Page 8

S —_ - —_— — == G {— AT TS e ez A o - Z” 3 5 ) ; ) - ’ - ; ) % x 4 / - - Z /., 4 / X, i Z i : 3 . | - | that under the existing conditions in order that their families might.live .on the pittance which Big ‘Business was :liberal’ enough to hand back to them. :Political promises formed the bait which the politician used to keep the system going. The promises were never made good. The farmer is done with them. He has other plans this year. He will not stay on the treadmill much longer. & x - P X . L. 0. FREDRICKSON JOSEPH ‘RE‘NAQLD J. J. SCHRAG . E. F. VON ESCHEN A. ‘A, STOCKSTAD - CHAS. P.. PETERSON For Representative For Representative ‘For Representative For Representative . For Representative * _For Representative - District 17, Republican District 19, Democrat._ sttnc§ 18, Republican District 41, ‘Republican District 13, Démocrat - District 22, Democrat : L. H LARSON - : J.E.QUAM . . ‘M. A. STANLEY = G F DOEUIS For Representative . For Representative - For Representative ‘For Representative - District 23, Republican - . District S,Repubhcan : Dlstnct 36, Republican . Av,-.])’igtfict 41, Republican - THAT'S SO—WE FORGOT FROGGY. ;fl,'»é;drfoblg?s"tw;lssnfis%? : jd.“agfi,:g, :nigm,::d it s ‘ ; . There is nothi ic in'the = Ye Gods! but it takes a peculiar mind President, altho There is nothing more pathetic ™ *i° to follow the line of political reasoning ' . present ‘campaign han ‘the CeSperale ,qvanced by the Courier-News. It cri- attempt of Froggy Smith to attract at- . ticises John Burke because it could not “fention to his . political ' cayortings.— observe that he took definite stand én 'BOTTINEAU COURANT. . . . . preparedness in his-speech at Fargo last. people’ at this time. = = == ~ Oh, thou mighty and' pompou