The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, September 20, 1917, Page 15

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And so, the press of the profiteers has unlimbered its guns. Innuendo, abuse and deliberate falsification constitute the- ammunition of the profiteers. Hcre is a sample of the argument. “The men who are urging this or- ganization discredit it to start with. There is not a man among them who owns a farm, works a farm, or knows you first cut the wheat before they thresh it. ganizers, now engaged in organizing one thing and now engaged in organiz- ing another. They care about as much for the welfare of the farmer as the Kaiser cares for the welfare of the innocent people or a ship which his submarines sink in mid-ocean.” Two specific indictments are made; first, that in North Dakota and Minne- sota the organization is pro-German and second, that its purpose in Colo- Who's a Who is a traitor? There are three definitions of the word. The dictionary gives one definition. The capitalist newspapers give the Vulcanizing and Retreading Ship your work to us. Full § line new tires. 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People are thinking. no longer in terms of nations and petty interests, but in terms as broad as the human race, and as deep as its most wretched individual. The word traitor has come to new mean- ing. X is the light of reason breaks slowly over the world, it is beginning to be understood that the greatest traitor of them all is the one that 18 untrue to humanity. He who lives for profit is a para- site and a traitor. war is a traitor. He who thwarts the will of the peopl~ by the power vested in him, either by force or bhy legislation is a traitor. He who by " the use of the printed page or by-the They are professional or-- He who shouts for - THATS ONLY A SAMPLE OF WHAT ORGANIZATION CAN DO. | GUESS WE'RE FOLLOWING THE RIGHT IDEA ORGANIZATION COUNTS Old Gang Fights the League rado is solely for the object of advanc- ing the political aspirations of -one man. Now, in the first place, no organiza- tion can or ought to succeed at the present time unless its objects and purposes are intensely and actively pa- triotic. If the Nonpartisan league does not measure up to this standard, its existence will be brief and pointless and its enemies need waste no.time in hastening its demise. In the second place, the political aspirations of one man are not a suffi- cient foundation on which to build any statewide organization and no such at- tempt would get far. The gist of the matter is that the ‘press of the profiteers knows perfectly well that it is telling a baldfaced lie when it declares that the men who are organizing the League are not farmers. 1t is equally as well aware that its other charges are without foundation in fact. The plain truth is that the profiteers see in this Nonpartisan movement a serious menace to their unlawful prac- tices and unholy profits. And we may expect any kind of a story that will serve to discredit or bring reproach on the organization. Let them go right along the way they have started and see how far they will get. Traitor? pulpit, “moulds public opinion” by ap- pealing to the ignorance of the masses is the most despicable traitor of them all. Humanity ‘will for all time probably regard George Washington as a patriot to humanity, .and King George as the traitor. Judged by the standards of national individualism as the present system teaches, Washington was a traitor because he took up arms against his king and country. He should have been loyal—“My country right -or wrong.” But his was the greater patriotism and he took up arms against his country because it was wrong. We have little sympathy for violent methods. Ours are the ways of peace, reason and civilization.—From THE CRITIC, GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. UNDOUBTEDLY A TRAITOR Carl Vrooman, assistant secretary of agriculture, declares that the steel trust is giving the government twice as mueh trouble as the Germans. Vroo- -man talks like a Nonpartisan .and should be court martialed and shot for his treasonable utterances.— BOTTI- NEAU (N. D.) COURANT. A DIFFERENCE The five-cent loaf of bread does not seem to come as fast as the $2.20 price of wheat—ABERDEEN (S, D.) DAILY AMERICAN. o 5 PAGE SIXTEEN » s (Gash for Cream ADVERTISEMENTS HoetSHERMAN r==5T. PAUL MINNz= Fourth and Sibley Streets One block from Union De- pot and Nonpartisan League Headquarters. The Hotel Sherman is the leading popular priced ho- tel -in St. Paul, and caters especially to the people of the Northwest. Modern rooms, $1.00 up. Official Headquarters Equity Co-operative Ex- change. Excellent Cafe and Cafeterla, A. J. 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