The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, September 29, 1919, Page 14

eome. ADVER’I;ISEMENTS POLITICAL PRISONERS = ’ : : Omaha, Neb. Editor Nonpartisan Leader: » We justly appreciate the devotiofi to Buy Now! the cause of humanity by a host of conscientious men and women in all SPECIAL 30-DAY SALE OFFER walks of life who offer their services to- raise the status of our society by counteracting its evil effects. But the SAVE MONEY This is the time to get trial arrangements, wage slavery, make even the most-splendid endeav- ors to correct them painfully inade- quate, until we begin to remove the causes of social degeneration—special privilege. Right here we encounter a most ‘tragic feature of our. present day, one of the repetitions of history, the abuse of power by a ruling mi- nority. Sinister persecutions of polit- ical heretics, inquisitorial torture that destroys men physically and mentally, seem to increase. The enunciation of atrocities committed against conscien- tious objectors, especially the pro- Y Harvest Sale of 9,000 Low Down 60-70 Bushel A s labor kind, would fill pages. To stop. 9,000 Spreaders in the implement you need ? Tiige PROEA Harvest IS)ale. Take less at the l:ight pri{e. Asa these proceedings for suppressing in- holrse and man power. En- special Harvest Sale, I am mak- dividual freedom as well as compari- Smapoate g Sy e Ao , _ ing a special factory wholesale son of ideas by untimely methods, now Has new distributor. Besides has eleven other great features, Low down. Has wide-spreading V rake. Patented automatic stop uniform clean-out push-board. Short turn, all wheels under the load. All steel beater—tears manure to shreds—eannot twist, warp or break. Spreads from four to twenty-four loads per acre, Harvest Sale of 12,000 Masterpiece Seven The Harvest sale price on L 3 this Masterpiece 7 is a quantity price. You could notbuy the 12,000 at_a lower figure, because the rice is based on the 10,000 fac- Our new Masterpiece 7 gives 7 actual horsepower for ry run. the price of 6. Portable or stationary. Big bore, long stroke, heavyweight, every part standardized and E;torcfiangenble. run on one size Spreader, En- gine t:nd Sepmt?r. I :om pass- ing the saving along to youin this Harvest Sale. Act now! Mail the coupon today and get the low price on a Galloway Spreader, Engine& Separator. that even monarchic nations like Ttaly are liberating all their political pris- oners, the workers, our construction army of progress, must make a con- “heretics” (who mostly, as the Des Moines Register itself once admitted, were convicted on technicalities), be- fore the medieval practices shall be- come the rule of the day permanently, and a change for real betterment be made decidedly more difficult. H. MELL. Sivmi B ppin Points g Save Freight Separators Theprice is thesamefor one orthe wh(fle 15,000. The 750-1b. size - s the best all around size—our bLig- gest seller. Has all our latest improve. ments. Skims close. - to run and clean. Every dm&ot milk gets full skim.- FARMERS AND WORKERS Newton, Iowa. Editor Nonpartisan Leader: Why is it that the city worker be- lieves that the farmer is responsible for the high prices when he gets only a small .part of what his product brings at wholesale, and what leads some farmers to think that the city workers are being overpaid for their tasks? Our old hidebound newspapers are playing the idea for all they are worth, ‘and even some of the agricul- tural papers are following the lead. Just let the farmer and the laborer put a new ticket into the field and sup- port it. No unseen or omnipotent power is going to help the farmer or the laborer, neither will the powers that be step down unless they are forced down. The power of the peo- ple is supreme if it is used in the right direction. ‘We have just shaken off the yoke of military despotism, and now, while the shaking is good, is the time to handle the profiteer and the monopolizer. The farmers and the workers should control one large national daily paper, free from every interest but that of the people. ~Also let every farmer and laborer line up behind the Nonparti- san league and rid themselves of the old gang. Only by keeping the farmer ~2-| and the city worker opposed to each other can the old gang stay in power. Let us all pull together in 1920. Let. N MAILTHIS COUPO milking tests, / j\“\‘\\f\\ h‘lfl'."’_)b, Mail the Coupon /3 = Baio Harvest Sale Prices. AWm. Galloway Co. § 507 Galloway Statton, WATERLOO, IOWA DUROC-JERSEYS AT AUCTION We will hold our annual boar and gilt sale on October - 15, 1919. The offering will consist of 30 boars and 20 gilts. The boars are by Victor Gano, Great Sensation 2d, and Challenger King. Sale commences at 1 d’clock. * Get on our mailing list for a catalog. JOHNSON BROS., Hector, Minn. You must redad.the book that has been suppressed for over ] 100 years! Sent by mail prepaid for only 50¢. If you don’t annk it is worth ten times 50c we wijll refund your money.— now the truth! You will be startled. - Order at once. Truth Pub. Co., Dept. A. F., l4'0t_) Broadway, New York. @ worrying about “paved roads” ‘and other political hash, and get busy on the réally big issues. ROY PHILLIPS. THE NEWSPAPERS ; - ... El Cajon, Cal. Editor Nonpartisan Leader: I am very much interésted in the various movements going on in the ELM DRIVE FARM % Registered Big Poland China Hogs .8Bires out of old dams. Sired by such as Golden Gate, choice Long Jones and Expan- sion S. They are noted for beauty and size. Bred gilts in season, also young pigs. All big beavy stock. Call or write. J. H. KULENKAMP, Route 1, South 8t.. Paul, Minn. 35 — BOARS—35 Chester Whites, March and April farrow, - sired by Wildwood Laddie, he by Wildwood Prince 28531, and by Morgan Giant and other good sires., This is'a choice lot; all double _treated. > AIREDALE FARM Wm. Green, Manager Morgan, Minn. because I think you are telling the truth and are werking in the-‘interests of the people. I believe you are ad- -vocating things that the common peo- ‘ple need.: Most of the papers are owned by the moneyed interests or GRABOW'S EXTREME BIG TYPE POLAND CHINAS For sale, 50 extra good spring boars and a few fall boars. These are real herd boar prospects. They are the big, long, heavy boned kind, with" lots of quality. 'Sired by Big-Progress, Long Bone 2nd and Gerstdale Jones ‘8th. Al uble - trea for: ‘cholera. writil please mention the ‘Lead .~ GUSTAV GRABOW, Big TypeChesterWhites FOR SALE AT CLOVER BLOOM FARM which carry the best blood lines in the breed. Nothing but the best offered for sale. All stock guaranteed. ~Can supply you with al- most anything you need.. Visitors always wel- ‘When writing ‘mention the Leader. ' A. P. RANS, Springfield, Minn, Mention the Leader i those interests that own them, overwhelming defects of our indus- certed demand for the release of our: us understand each other and stop* 5 5 world today. I am taking your paper: _subsidized by them, and must work for | At;_\VEizT‘ISEMm;’ITs: - s You Must Insist That the Tires You Buy Carry a Factory Guarantee Otherwise. You Are Unprotected - BataviaTires § are guaranteed by * the facto_ry for 4,000 MILES C. 0. D. ON APPROVAL Plain Non-Skid Tube $ .9.65 $10.40 .$2.00 11.25 .25 2. All war tax paid. Inner tubes fully guaranteed. ¢ Special prices on odd sizes. - Tire Supply Company 1209 Hennepin, Minneapolis . BATAVIA SPELLS SECURITY ARMY GOODS ‘We have just purchased from the Unit- ed States government $100,000 worth of army goods, consisting of harness, sad- - dles, blankets, comforts, tents; - knap-: sacks, haversacks, -belts, granite cups, humane metal horse . collars, leather - horse collars, tank pumps, force pumps, hay carriers with track connections, track hangers and other. articles too: numerous to mention. We have a few | of the best make harrow carts ‘left, which we can sell at $8.560 each. ‘We have a large quantity of brass ._and brass line pump cylinders of various sizes, price $2.50 to $3.50 each. We also have a large quantity of barrel carts, which we are selling for $4 each. The army tents are pyramid shape, 16 feet square, 11 feet high, made of 12- ounce duck, equipped with hood and ropes, and cost the government from $85 to $100 each; our price, while they . last, only $27.50 to $85 each. New high hip rubber boots and new leather - Jjerkens. Also good army cots. Tar- paulins, which will make good covers for autos, wagons or hay stacks, All of the above goods were bought by the government for the different camps and cantonments, and we can sell them at a fraction of their original cost. Barrett & Zimmerman Midway Horse Market, St. Paul, Minn, | I Now Hear Clearly” You, Too, Can Hear Inasmuch as 325,000 ~users of the *ACOUSTICON’" have had the same sat- % isfactory results from it as are apparent < in the photograph above, we feel perfect- - ly safe in urging every person ‘who is hard of hearing, without a'penny of ex- Iv.,le““ and entirely at our risk, to accept he 1919 Acousticon For 10 Days’ FREE TRIAL No Deposit—No Expense Since the perfecting of our. new- 1919 “‘Acousticon” it is ‘smaller, tter and just as ‘strong as ever, All I try the ‘‘Acousticon.’” The trial will not cost you one cent, for we even pay delivery charges. e ! 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