The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, October 28, 1918, Page 2

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I am a friend of the League and -hope ‘to remain 80, and it would “PAGE TWO take more than a Dakota State Jour- nal to change my mmd J. T. K. The paper inclosed is the Dakota State Journal, one of those little 100 per. cent antl-League and 100 per cent gang papers that copy all the ‘dope from the big:-kept press. One of the funny things in the issue sent was a demand for a primary system that. would keep the people from taking control of either one of the old par- ties.. Nonpartisanism is a. terrible" shock to thoroughbred pohtxcmns., & Poland Cldn 88— Sires and bred gilhe Long Jone King Jumbo an other - boars.” Also ..young. mgs idie . H. Knlenhm ‘St. Panl %