The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, April 28, 1919, Page 5

tem. It must guarantee the initiative, referendum of waterpower sites. Public ownership, pref- books, and with opportunity for cultural and voca- and recall. It must release the bonding power of erably federal, of mines of Illinois, and in the tional education for every child. Re-education of communities so that public ownership and oper- meantime state regulation which will prevent disabled soldiers gnd the application of the same: ation are made possible. A A competitive methods of mining. restorative treatment to disdbled industrial workers. £ “9—Taxation of inheritances and incomes at a « : s “14—O0ld age and health insurance, an adequate H 7 J S 11—State aid to provide lands and homes for 5 2 2 . : “10—Public ownership and operation of all - “12—Abolition of employment of all children un- ¢ the full development of every child under its >3 public utilities, including grain elevators, ware- der the age of 16. mother’s care. ' - houses, stockyards, abattoirs, insurance and “13—A democratic system of public education “15—Use by the state of only such supplies and b}mks. Development under public ownership from kindergarten to university, with free text- (Continued on page 14) | g Nl ' SEEING SNAKES . | POUR DEVIL~HE THINKS HE SEE SNAKES — : ik A ] 4 rrss7. 94 g % . UNFORTUNATELY THEY DON ) . PROHIB(TNTHAY \I’ND Q%'ONT : BooZE | WM&%}W B -~ A N 4 5 . desi v‘,‘w{, ,w_g"; P o« 7 B ) £ . k& 4 e X = A ] %fd . : —Drawn expressly fpr the Leader by W. C. Morris The sad state of the man who takes the anti-farmer press dope the great majority of the people. The new legislation passed by as fit stuff to swallow is well illustrated here by Cartoonist Morris. the organized farmers of North Dakota ris “hell-bent anarchy.” Out of the frightful mess of misleading and lying news the poor Labor participation in politics with the farmers is “I. W. W.ism.” victim conjures up-a soul-terrorizing state of affairs. Everywhere Both great classes are generously labeled with pro-Germanism or; he “sees” snakes. For the object of this press is to discredit all as is more the fashion now, with bolshevism. The only cure for those working for better conditions, that is, those who speak for _the new disease is a press owned by the people. : PAGE. FIVE T N s S e e e AR P e SRR S U M ot ot S RO A s i L S, e S A L e A A Y S D 2LELED