The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, June 22, 1916, Page 9

e NO MONEY : WiLL COME TO THE STATE 1 ' THE -BANKS W Lt 1 ’, l GO OUT OF . [l | BUSINESS! il hln..' E Wik 3 RUPT. Wil “THE'CHANCES for the Nohpartisan ME tate of .1 VENTURE TO say this pr | ' League candidatés look good hers and: X land' together! . Don’t . be overwhelmingly for ‘the Le ] would -like’ to ‘se¢"thém all ‘nominated;” AWI ) your. on’ June 28. It is.up. to ' didates, and judging- from eports we s . Will do-all 1 can for them all. "Neither * Leagte I want t0 sdy one of ‘us -to win—W..B. hear from throughout the conty it will A. I nor the other legislative caudidates than pleased by the wa ave been JOHNSON,. ' ' be a landslide for the Leagué in Kidder fs here “will *. 'have '~ opposition.—A iprogressing. Every ot he farmers R i county—J. J. STAUS, ) /. : STOCKSTAD;™ * “‘around here feels gratified-with the way - BAIT FOR SUCKERS Hs ; : - EVERYBODY WITH US The League has certainly made a wise, If there is. any. “hayseed” . green .. Editor Nonpartisan Leader: = - . . o .. 4. Lt selection in Mr. C. A. Bell, indorsed as engugh to swallow that sucker bait that's I just thought it & good thing:to le§ 5 Editor Nonpartisan Leadth ers le of this TePresentative. He is a -man with being passed around to the voters of _you know that we are all alive to the - Fome hmeedagto bee peophato unde. Arrow in his backbone and is liked by North Dakota by the Good. Government ’issues of the day out this way. When vgc;lty Stf’emh th°r n 80%3‘:1& cupport Veryone With¥whom he is acquainted: ague, they ~don't live around here. election dajconies you can depend upon | cided as to whether th 1 I ) L. is one thing thatsthe members of it thattheve hé: a solid front put up Ze M P. L. can pht s & i sep are 28 voters in this S md:v:fry:zg%finx a ree ' that ; ar ufitcfllexfiefimfr o:lg dorsed by the Noni Leaguanda;lare EanE Yo cust @ you o for -the: Leggue endidates. Even- the RIV_ ELAN. auxiliary members are enthusiastic and 20 will R. REMER. i Lo LR _FOLDER “of EditorsNonps ‘Leader: P L o it 1gh &fii.edasheetdm about 200.. We are-alf : : : S e suasters, and family, two sons aflflg&*fififi; 3 ‘ tor - Nonparti: Te iy ",*Npr_n!anden mighty.nfigqu one he was, too, b’ut, don’t called $9 suckers by & féw non-mem . Just a catP e farmers before'!:fiér inust have run short of ammunition of - think that #ny bunk like that can fool ~ " but we think the non-memhers ‘are the battle, Let nothing stop you from going - late, so all he hasleftis blank cartridges. any of 'us.old heads that have lived undep ' ones who are suckers.. I was with a - ticians { IFA DE FAR THROWA DA BIGGA SCARE IN DA VOTA' ‘MAK'A HIM TINK WE ALLA GO BROKA to the primary election. The officers:of < The’ more he fires at ‘the League the the League and the Leader have nobly ° stronger the line gets. Normanden is a done their duty. Now, as a good soldier, good joke, anyway. = He even goes as far do your part and victory is ours. - as to admit that Burdick won’t win the Don't listen to these little tinhor poli- * race against. Frazier unless they work ‘are all for. Frazier around here, so spitting mud at our leaders 'and hard and start clubs all over:the state. ; .. They. are modern Judases Anyway, he ¢ame pretty near telling the. feeding on the surplus fat of organized ' bers : ) ,extorted, from honest keep.on firing your ‘blanks, Normanden. - the robberisystem of this state for the 71ast~15. years! We: know their system from A to Z and like Patrick Henry of old will stan@d' together like one manand = - say: “If this be treason, ot them make -