The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, March 22, 1920, Page 2

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D., who not only can farm successfully bnt also is a nughty good free-hand poet as . well. This is his answer to C. W. V.: a politician, Bill Brown that is why ' “Who was it In the Leader a-mak- in’ fun of me? The right I take in self-defense to make my humble plea. “Who says I failed in farming? I'd like ‘to wring his neck. Three thou- sand dollars in a year is not so bad, by heck! “Now lest I should mislead you, sirs, and have to beg your pardon, I made it not in farming, sirs, but from a market garden. - “We have about 10 acres, sirs, and part of that is sand. My wife and I we care for it without a hired hand. . “From early morn till late at night we work at honest toil; at eventide we view with pride our efforts on the soil. “As night draws near with con- science clear we feel our efforts blest, with aching bones we ‘turn to bed and have a good night’s rest. “And lying there this silent prayer God always hears from me: ‘Please give me sense, please give me power, to set my brothers free.’” FARMER ‘BILL, BROWN. Devils Lake, N. D., Box 147. * * * One of the chief questions in Democratic circles these days seems to be: What will McAdoo? £ %k %k - IT TAKES ALL SORTS OF PEO- PLE TO MAKE A WORLD, INCLUD- ING THE POLITICIANS. * * * A skeptic is a man who doesn’t believe the label on a bottle of wood alcohol means what it says. * %k It’s a dull day in the newspaper game when a citizen of the United States isn’t kidnaped in Mexico. * * * Governor Burnquist says he was asked by the Minneapolis Republican gang to be a candi- date for president. Great little jokers, those Minneapolis people. * * * Gus Lindquist evidently hadn't heard of it. He got up and nominated General Wood and then declared all nominations closed. PR They say March came in like a lamb, but it must have found some of the wood alcohol that’s going around the Twin Cities the minute 1t arrived. They had quite a celebration up at Sunrise, Minn., the other day. But nobody got even half shot at Sunrise. * * * The papers say a “miracle man” is coming to the Northwest soon. May- be he’ll try his hand at the cost of living. % ok ok No matter what kind of a spring we have this year, the politicians are threatening to give us a “wet” fall. * % * According to the most rscent dec- larations, the United States is regard- ed by the politicians as a “government by the parties, of the parties and for the parties.” % * Wonder if constitutional pro- hibition has anything to do with the recent popularity of attempt- ing to communicate with depart- ed spirits? Ed * * The Portuguese cabinet has quit again. Burleson never could feel at home in Portugal. . e, gk ) i “A soft answer turneth away wrath,” but so does hard cider. * * * A woman dropped dead in a moving picture show the other day. Perhaps she saw the end of a serial picture. * * * DID YOU KNOW THAT. WHITE, GRUBBS & CO. ARE BOND AND STOCK BROKERS IN ST. PAUL? WELL BET YOU THOUGHT THEY WERE JUST PARASITES. !l. * * Cy Secroggins writes in that when ° we said the profiteers had the coffers and the farmers had the coughs, we didn’t tell it all. He says the profi- teers take the. profit, leaving the farmers just the tears VERY LIKELY We had a shock, the other day, We wrote that “Love is blind.” ‘The printer made it “Love is blond,” Had he something on his mind ? * * * A court in New York has ruled that cockroaches are not a menace to health. But we have our own opinion of ’em, just the same. * * * Yes, Genevieve, the full-crew laws are still in effect, eveh though we have prohibition. Tk * * A newspaper woman up in Canada was given 26 ewes by farmers. But she’ll never get as much publicity as Mary with her one little lamb did. WHEN LADIES VOTE vote, so here’s a couple questions that we’d like to have THE ladies, next election, so they say, will have the you note. When the politician tells them he will bring the high costs down, will that politician gather all the ladies’ votés in town? Or will they first recall the tales that other men have told, of working at the office, and others just as old? Will they recall how husbands who had been downtown quite late pulled doddering excuses, when they hear a candidate? Will they take the things he tells them just the same as gospel fact, or will they warn each other of the way.they’ve known men act? It’s our guess that Mr. Candidate had better watch his step, if he hopes to win an office or even keep his “rep.” If he fails he may be numbered in the list of “also ran,” for the girls may say in voting, “That’s exactly like a man.” PAGE TWO * doern) .