The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, November 15, 1917, Page 3

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Austin, Minnesota. Mention I.eader‘whon writing advertisers November 15, 1917 The Nonpartisan Leader EDITED BY OLIVER S. MORRIS Twenty-four Pages ““The United States and the World Safe for Democracy’’ Don’t overlook the important announcement on the upper right hand corner of the front cover. The Leader in the trenches! The backbone of the national army is farmer boys. Don’t you think they would be in- terested in getting the Leader? Put a one-cent stamp on the front page notice and hand the paper to any postal employe, and Uncle Sam will see that the soldiers in the trenches and training camps get it IN THIS ISSUE: Cover in two colors. . «evev....Drawn by John M. Baer Color plates engraved by F. A. Kupferer Page 4, Between the Rows.........coo0nnnn. .ee....By Farmer Jones The Leader’s wit and humor department Page 5, Cruelty to Animals..........cocuun.. Drawn by W. C. Morris A cartoon by the Leader's famous artist Pages 6 and 7, Dairy Farmers Want Justice.......... By E. B. Fussell The critical milk situation in two states Pages 8 and 9, Editorials....... SRR veeeesesss...By the Editor Comment on the League and current events Page 10, An Ambitious Little Cuss............Drawn by W. C. Morris A cartoon on the opposition to the farmers Page 10, A Slick Plot of the Big Interests.....coeveeevenesnns Nl AL R s -....By Leader’s Washington Bureau Another installment of hot facts from the national capital Page 11, Rural Schools Are Improving. ....... .7...By Ralph Harmon The eighth article on the North Dakota farmer government Page 13, Woman’s Page......oovevvneenannnn. By the woman'’s editor Of interest to farm housewives Page 18, We Have A Caller...... «eeeeso.An Interview Guess who our visitor was this time And much more interesting and important matter too numerous to mention, The Leader is famous all over the country for its cartoons. Are you letting your friends who are not subscribers enjoy them after you are through with your paper? The way to get the Leader, if you are a farmer, is to join the League. Our Amateur Department Under this heading the Leader will publish from time to’time cartoons by amateurs, especially by farm boys and girls. The Leader’s cartoons are known and copied from one end of the country to the other, and one of their unexpected but gratifynig effects has been to inspire amateurs in the Leader’s great family to “take a flyer” with pen and ink occasionally, when they think they have a good idea for a cartoon. The amateur cartoon above is by R. B. Quam of Rugby, N. D. The Leader will pay $1 each for amateur cartoons accepted for this de- partment, payment after publication., No cartcons submitted, whether used or not, will be returned to the artists, and we can not undertake to correspond about them. All submitted must be on white paper, in black ink, in order to reproduce. We will try to publish one each week. 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