The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, June 29, 1916, Page 1

N-:(I:);I‘emst.fi.‘ RSl ey ; s : ..................0......O...‘.....0............'....... e® ...........Q....O.............‘...................O . Here is ’a'picture of what is going to happen election day. —for many years. iy e It is one of-those notonous crooked gambhng games. ™ Every- body has known about it; everybody has talked about it; but nobody has had the courage to break it up. our lives. * ~+ STOLEN MONEY has been stacked lngh around the room “while these hard-wsaged and shnveled souled old gangsters have GAMBLED for the wealth OTHER PEOPLE PRODUCED. ’ ‘That master card sharp, Big Biz, has got most of the money the rest of the gang have. broug'ht in to gamble over hls table: i have looked to them to break it up; but they have failed to do it. -~ to act as'they were ordered to act to BREAK UP:THIS GAME, *"ro MAKE TROUBEE FOR nomzs'r CITIZENS who were trymg ‘Now Is the Time to Break Up Their Game - A big game has been in progress in this commumty——-tlns state It ha.s been a game for high stakes—the wealth of a whole'- state has been spread out ‘on the green’ clotli—a fabulous a.mountj of money-—mote than any of US ever saw together in one pile in Ofiicers of the law have known about tlns game and the people’ Z More than that, they have on more than one ‘occasion openly refused - On one occasion a high officer of the law WENT INTO COURT' : ,arei behmd that snmmons. These CROOKS thought the people of the state would stand for this.OUTRAGE for ever. But they were mistaken, = At last the men of the state began to CONSULT TOGETHER. “Why should we permit this GANG OF ROBBERS to go on LOOT- ING US”? they have been saying to each other. . “Let’s stop their robbery. 'Let’s break up their game. We can do it if we stand together,” they have sajd. Now, at last, they ARE READY, They have formed a posse of determined: citizens. “They are ARMED. .WITH AUTHORITY. They come IN THE NAME OF THE LAW and as ORDERLY CITIZENS to ABATE A NUISANCE, to PROTECT THEIR STATE. Itis PRIMARY ELECTION: DAY Wednesday, June 28. HERE COMES THE /POSSE. " Tt is at the door of the gam- bling hell where this game is going on. ' There i§.a stern; sharp rap at the door. Your time has come, Mr. Speculat‘or, Mr. Wheat Gambler, Mr. : Crooked Politician, Mr. Press Agent of Blg Busmess. Your game is over. In the name of the law the people of North Dakota call upon ° you to come out and surrender. = . .See them Jurh_p in dismay! See the terror upon their faces! 'I‘hey know what is’ ‘behind that summans. They know the people They fear to face those they have he' posse today" Who strlkes a‘ blow for clean government" Who dares - 'people of North Dakota to use the wealth they produce? Who is for hberty :