The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, October 5, 1916, Page 11

| '|NeZBy THE PoLiTiCIANS) e == == a == ~ i< 2] - S - S Q ¢ D Il A ~ strong as ever. It's solid timber, and a wood-pecker can't destroy solid timber, as everybody knows. YS COOPER. ' wheat is being threshed.” But while we - much effort to consérve seed unless their ‘county 7 will have enough, it will not be of such portion 'of .the crop 'gives promise of igh quality as usual, nor as:.good -as being in big demand for sale as seed. e ras t;'mm“lg"ul‘z put f'i',‘,t° the ground if ' A tendency has’been noted on' the part oy SOl @St eh AR A = of owners also to take a chance on the" Mr. Cooper.said that a problem ynay - =+ 5% 970 H 5 8 : at seeding time because owners - future and part with their wheat/for the ‘1easi i / ¢ resent “high ‘prices. In such cases he ing statis threshing in all parts akota spurchasing of soed, el of ‘the state located. A e . THAT RETRACTION -+ All spring and summer, ever since. the Nonpartisan League began to loom up as a political power you have been hearing a steady “rap-rap- . rap.” It was the sound of the wood-pecker .peckiig away. “This thing is rotten; I’ll tear it down,” said the wood-pecker. But he didn’t: He found a few worms and grubs seeking to bore into the solid wood of the people’s support of the League principles. He ‘gobbled them up, but that did good rather than harm. « For all his summer’s work there are just a few tiny perforations in the surface of the timber.” It stands s believes there may be some compulsory. . .~ which ‘published the retraction one ‘day TRl B ; D g - the 'latter: pari of the last. weeki—: Ray McKaig, one of: the aggressive - ' ' R e and influential, leaders of the Nonpar- tisan movement, who is at the head of the state Grange, who' has been ‘the victim of editorial attacks on the part of local ‘papers as well as. several others over. the state, has at least eaused one of these to publish a retyaction: ~.-The paper-to recognize the error of : its way is. the Fargo Courier-News, . MANDAN NEWS.