The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, March 17, 1919, Page 2

ON GOOD FOUNDATION ; Paragould, Ark, Editor Nonpartlsan Leader: I have read several magazine artx- cles about what you farmers were try- ing to do for yourselves, - The farm- ers, we are told by special writers and old-gang politicians, are_the founda- tion of our national prosperity, which ADVERTISEMENTS AMERICA TIRES TAKE NO CHANCES Order Them—C. 0. D. on Approval Size Plain 8kid 14 LESS ,GIIAIIAI'I'EED 8000 MII.ES All sizes, non-skid or plain, ivp mnud on .pptonl, This save ze Plain Skid Tube 25.45 35)('1’7& 35.85 37 65 4.50 32x3 1775 1850 25 d ality will opea 0 : 41§4% 3550 2450 5% | s 4200 4500 500 A Taar oy Blate size tires aved. is so. But the trouble is the founda- mmci AUTO EQUIPMENT CO. tion has got too much useless load to Inner Tubes Fully Guaranteed Traders Bldg., Kansas Clty, Mo. --------.----------I l-----y--l bear. The breach is too wide between producer and consumer. 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Anglo-American Mill Co. 578-584 Trust Bldg., : Mentmn the Lender When erfins Advettism { QBRI TR N BRI Xt it Write Today . dignity. You can be the local flour | twolt LIKES HOME-OWNING LAW 3 Wheeler, Texas Editor Nonpartlsan Leader: It seems that all eyes are on North Dakota. = The home-owning program outlined by the-legislature is enough— to make every man sit- up and take ° notice. . I believe the Nonpartisan league is the Moses to lead the down- trodden of earth out of bondage into the promiséd land of home owners, where the workers can enjoy the fruit of labor and have some of the good things of this old world. This, I am sure, is sound doctrine that can not be condemned, though the powers that be may beat against it, it will stand be- cause it is founded on the eternal truth of the all wise Creator. ¢ Yours for the right, G. A. LAMBERTH. FARMER AT PEACE TABLE Sterling, Col. Editor Nonpartisan Leader: Now that the war is over and.we are to have peace, will there be' a farmer at the peace table to repre- sent us? If there are so many things to be considered, surely the most im- portant workers in the winning of the war, the men behind the men behind the guns, should be asked to join in the final settling of the world’s af- fairs. Let us demand as our just re- ward for supreme efforts to feed the world during the hour of need that. we do have a farmer at the peace conference. Yours for a democracy for Amenca as well as for Europe. S. G. FOSDICK, APPROVES PROGRAM 1 Canton, Okla. Editor Nonpartlsan Leader: I take the liberty and pleasure of writing you a few words of -approvyal of the “fighting program”' of the League. I indorse its work and use all my effort to further its aims, for the time is here now that all thinking men must use their entire ability to emancipate humanity from the thrall- dom of wealth and to aid.in giving posterity a bigger, better and broader civilization though the reorganization of society by the ballot. i J. H. KNOOP. LOOKS FORWARD TO LEADER : Vona, Col. - ‘Editor Nonpartisan Leader: Being a member. of ‘the League, I feel that I have the privilege to write you a letter in recognition of the great- work which you have attempted. I am always looking forward to the day when my Leader arrives and can not rest till I have read its full contents. I'remain yours for the benefit of man- kmd R. P. JACKSON FIGHTING FOR TRUE DEMOC— RACY Hoyt, Col. “Editor Nenpartisan Leader: The Nonpartisan Leader is “surely fighting for true democracy.- farmers and workmen of our:country could'read* it, would mnot things: be changed in a hurry? It is a blessing to our country to have such editors. HERMAN MICHEL JR A PROFESSOR’S ANALYSIS Speaking before the American Eco- nomic association recently, Professor Irving Fisher of Yale university said in regard to present-day conditions: “Our society will always remain an unstable compound as long as polit- ical power is yested in the masses and - ‘economic power in the classes. In the end one of these powers will rule. Either plutocracy will buy up the de- mocracy or the democracy will -vote away. the plutocracy. In the mean- “time, the corrupt politician will thrive as a concenled broker between the If all -