The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, June 7, 1917, Page 13

Here are seven loyal members of the Nonpartisan League and Organizer J. Smith near Powers Lake, N. D, as they were gathered at a League meeting. From left to right: "Mr. Chrlstnanson, Anton Olson, Ed Skalisky, A. J. Hauge, Joe Bednar, Arnold Van Berkom, Ole W. Grubb and Organizer Smith. To the Northwestern Farmer Back to the land, you knights of the hoe! Your masters command and you sure ought to go. For ev’ry sane person, I think, will allow That you ought to show sense like the old fam’ly cow. She never will kick if you strip her clean dry, So why should you go around, kicking so high? You better go home and be slopping the hogs Or this country of ours will go plum to the dogs. You never should hanker to be a legislator, Leave that to the banker, who is fitted by nature. He will not deceive you; let well enough stand, That he may relieve you of home and of land. Be content with your lot, your chance will come later, At present you’re classed with the turnip and ’tater. Contentment you’ll find in long hours of toil If you’ll bury your mind and your nose in the soil. Though your home may be mortgaged from cellar to rafter You’ll sure be rewarded in the kingdom hereafter. You always did vote with the G. O. P: straight; We grew rich on your notes and liked you first rate. But you mixed with the goats of the radical faction ‘When casting your votes at the recent election. That gave us a scare and a vexing concern, Now, farmers, be fair, and we, in return ‘Will send you an agent from our fountain of learning To preach you the gospel of milking and churning. ‘We’ll give you advice that will last till you croak And those who will take it will never go broke. Let us steer the nation and you steer the plow, Let all your ambition be milking the cow, Tell the League organizers to go to the dickens ‘And turn your attention to turkeys and chickens. Be thrifty and saving; stand pat as the oak: And the high cost of living will prove but a joke. 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