The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, February 2, 1920, Page 15

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Ol ¢ethat. !I:us up to Us name" le Tanners 520 Washington Ave., - = Detroit, Minn. # We want one exclast lasive Tepre: sentativein each loca! nnd ne%l. ttlh L Mellinger %’xm-PIY. $#7_hand made tires, Guarantee Bond foi ’ // 8000 Miles. (No :econds). ntrlp'bfl Rlfi our g M!l.l.l m'fll‘& lll.l n-u:o.w 936 Qak Embden, Afrlcan. Large Toulouse Froicw. oo bon Red, Bronze, White Holland Turkeys ; Pe- kin, Rouen, Indian Runner, Muscovy Ducks and all varieties chickens. Fowls, em. mcubators at right prices. Large catalog FREE. * 'E. A, NEUBERT, Mankato, Minn. Mention the Leader When Writing Advertisers “having met you, I have' closely follow- l ed’ your work in North Dakota and other states and this must be my ex- - cuse for this letter. In the first place, permit me to hope for your complete triumph over those enemies of ‘the people who have been sucking their lifeblood. "~ Your: hardest work is yet to come and the greater your success, that much more abuse will conie from those whose interest it is to keep the farm- er down where he always has been. If the farmer is to succeed, then he must .back up his organization to the limit. He must expect that to weaken or falter would be sweet music to ' those who are opposing him. Now is the time for all to pull to- gether. Now is the time to give re- actionaries the knockout blow. Just as sure as the sun shines, the farmer is on the road to success, and all he needs now is a strong will so that he will not be sidetracked by the hypo- crites who seé that the Nonpartisan league must be discredited at what- ever cost. But I think the farmer’s eyes have been opened. I think he will stick to the ship and refuse to listen to any talk coming from purely selfish, ar- rogant sources that have always tried to enslave him. Now is the farmer’s opportunity; a way is pointed out to him to become his own manager, to market his own products through the organization in which he is a real partner, to-buy- his supplies through his own company, to help make his state the brightest star in the Union. C. J. BLYTHIN. Minneapolis, Minn. FROM. LEAGUE BOOSTER Editor Nonpartisan Leader: I have had the extreme pleasure of attending- three consecutive meetings and listen- ing to N: S. Randall expound the principles of the League. I wish every farmer in Wisconsin could at- tend one of these lectures. It is cer- tainly encouraging to know that the best dairymen and stockholders in this section are members of the League and all are enthusiastic boosters. We want the League to send its best or- ganizers in here and finish the work of organizing. We promise our loyal support in anything we can do to further the good work, *. ALBERT A. FULLER. North Lake, Wis. 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