The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, October 11, 1917, Page 17

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We Charge No Commission Try m—htmgrcnonr claims to E:' Send for FREE fur price list, pe:.r'l Guide, Game Laws, Sup- S ply talogue and particolars of = our $250.00.Cach Prizes FREE to pers only. Write TODAY. HILL BROS. FUR CO, 200N MAIN 57 SEND US $1.00 and we will mail you postpaid 40 pieces of sheet music, either vocal or instrumental. FARGO MUSIC CO. 516 First Ave. N. FARGO, N. D. Pianos and Players FURS TAKEATIF We_need and want your furs y 10, Wrlte today for biehest b bestprice SRS LB T 54 B ATTEND THIS MEETING Langdon, N. D. Editor Nonpartisan Leader: A meeting of Nonpartisan league members of Cavalier county, North Dakota, will be held at the Lang- don courtheuse Friday, October 19, jat 1:30 p. m. The object of the meeting is to lay plans to start a farmers’ co-operative paper favor- able to the League in Cavalier county and it is impertant that every member be present. GEORGE LOTHSPIECK. T e T What He Saw at St. Paul The following story of the St. Paul convention was written by W. D. Grist, editor of the Yorkville En- quirer of Yorkville, South Carolina, one of the leading papers ‘of the South. The Enquirer has worked steadily for the interests of the farmer since its first appearance, in 1885. This story speaks for it- self. It tells what an unbiased ob- server saw at the big League meet- ing and shows the uselessness of trying to make a fair minded man believe the League is unpatriotic. > ——— The editor of The Enquirer was a little dubious about attending that conference of producers and con- sumers under the auspices of the Nanpartisan League of America in St. Paul last week; but he attended and is glad of it. The reason he was dubious was be- cause of various covert hints in the Associated ‘Press dispatches that the loyalty of the League was in serious doubt, and of more or less open threats that all public halls would be closed against the conference and that the leaders would be arrested or impris- oned en charges of sedition. Being conscious of his own loyalty, and also being convinced by such actual information as be had in his possession of the loyalty and patriot- ism of the League, the editor was un- able to. comprehend how such impres- sions as were prevalent could have _been disseminated, and so decided that the hest thing to do under the circum- stances. was to go see, hear and learn for himself. “DISLOYALTY” IS CRY OF BIG- BUSINESS Farmers, stock raisers and other producers of this country, trying to live in spite of “Big Business.” That is the whole issue. You farmer readers of The Enquirer, do 'you remember the days when the producers of this country organ- ized the old Farmers’ Alliance in order to preserve their very existence? Do you remember how when you held your county conventions certain peo- ple looked at yvou askance and hinted that you were anarchists, and = how when you held your state conferences there was talk of “arraying class against class,” and all that kind of stuff? Or more recently, do you re- member the kind of talk you heard a few years ago when you were trying to put on foot your state warehouse system so as to provide yourself with means whereby you could borrow money from the banks to enable you to pay yvour debts and hold your cotton for a reasonable profit? Among the readers of this there are many who have attended county and state conferences of the farmers. The editor of The Enquirer has attended many such conferences, both as an ac- credited representative of the farm- ers, and as a representative of The-En- quirer to report what was being said and done. .FARMERS ARE ALL TRUE AMERICANS There is not a more loyal, patriotic or upright people on the face of the earth than the farmers of York county ‘and South ‘Carolina. Bverybody in South Carolina knows that. Well, this conference out in St. Paul was just like a conference of South Carolina farmers, except that it was on a much larger scale. Where a South Carolina conference would include only from 250 to 300 representatives from all over the state, that St. Paul conference included some two or three thousand representatives from a dozen or more states. Most of the delegates to the St. Paul conference were from North Dakota, South Dakota, Montana, “Wyoming, Colorado, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Illi- nois, Indiana, Idaho and Kansas. 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