The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, April 22, 1918, Page 21

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Owned and Controlled by Farmers | WRITE FOR INFORMATION bottoms. Thomnw delig! if uot satisfied. Froegul ; Amn Plnu. ‘3‘&* I‘z‘c.mwu":.lt.& Plhflm l‘u‘i : defendant’s attorney from the clty‘ | with a mob display, nor did the peace officers have a right to refuse protec- tion. The whole affair is unworthy of happening in the United States. That instance alone may defeat a se- dition law in this state if the farumiers are acquainted with the situation in time. “It was the fear of such disgrace- ful and unjust results caused by the cowardly enemies that undoubtedly occasioned the.farmers at Great Falls to oppose Stewart’s program to pass a sedition law. “A sedition law should be passed. A law to prosecute farmers with should not be passed. “Shame on Minnesota.” OLD PARTIES GOING SOME Chinook, Mont. Editor Nonpartisan Leader: I am a member of the Nonpartisan league, and a reader of the Leader. Best paper ever printed. Am also a reader of the Weekly Kansas City Star and noticed a sketch in the Star saying- the farmers are rapidly ac- quiring “hog sense.” Now, wouldn't that jar you—to think that there was any one who would put the farmer down below the lowest animal in existence? What do you think of such a paper, and what do you think of an editor that will Iet such as that pass his inspec- tion? I will tell you what I think. Every farmer is justified in refusing to patronize a paper of that stripe. I am not going to tell you all I wrote them. It would be too long, but I will tell you that I wrote I didn’t want their dirty sheet any longer. If I had a neighbor that was slandering me and calling me vile names and was trying to injure me financially, do your suppose I would have anything more to do with that man? No. Therefore, I think every farmer is justified in dropping all papers that are lying .about and slandering the farmers’ cause. I am doing all I can to boost the League and I get my . Leader and read it from cover to cover every week (say, it is hard to wait a week), aud then send them to Iowa, Nebraska and Kansas to be read there by parties I am acquainted with. I think in that way I can spread the good news and help the cause along. The Nonpartisan league has sure got the old parties going some. Let’s blow them out of existence. S. S. SLAYBAUGH. LET U. S. MAKE SUGAR | Blackfoot, Idaho. Editor Nonpartisan Leader: Iam wntmg to you in reply to your article in the last issue on the ‘“sugar p trust,” and will say we want more in:tormation'on them. They think be- cause they raised the price of beets from $7 to $9 we should be wild with joy. But the farmer will not make as much as before, for labor has ad- vanced nearly 100 per cent. Inclosed find letter from the United States food administration, Salt Lake, which we reeceive nearly every week. If our Uncle Samuel will take over the fac- tories and sell sugar at cost, we wouldn’t be facing this sugar short- age. 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