The Nonpartisan Leader dated June 24, 1918

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| ! - A S GE TR,...

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HorelSHERMAN ==ST. PAUL MINN==3 FuLL VALUE Courtesy and Comfort have combined to make the New Sherman the most popular- Hotel

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.. - asthere was in starving Paris In the interest of a square deal ) for the farmers J Nonvartigan Teader Official Magazine

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Smprr e A connected with the food administration, uncon- sciously helped them out. Whereas WAR CON- SERVATION DEMANDED THE

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: “Kindred Spirits of the Stren ) A Review of a Gérman-Written Book in Which Doktor Max Kullnick Proves - That Roosevelt and

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S THIS is written Minnesota is in the last hours of the pri- mary election campaign. By the time this reaches your eye you

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J " for justifiable purposes, yet we do not believe the act will be a menace to freedom of thought and speech if enforced...

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, | i é P | UNQUALIFIEDLY, President Wilson has said that the man who goes into a mob is not fit to live in a democracy. You

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State Grange Drlven From Walla Walla Praise of the Nonpartisan League by the Master of the Washington Patrons of Husbandry

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D for its reading and information on the kept press.” Ray McKaig, field secretary of the Nonpartisan league, who had been...

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’ P 4 T L4 % J ‘Why War Profits Should Be Eliminated Welfare of Our Country Demands Taxation Insure Industries Don’t Make...

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— will be dangerous to go in urging bond purchases. That'limit is reached just where bond purchasers cut into the necessary

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ol Wasfiington Bureau, Nonpartisan Leader - ment—the government of the United States—is not satisfied -with taking possession

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How Farmers Are Freemg Thelr Press Country Editors Fighting Progress and Suppressing the Truth Now Have to Reckon With...

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J Giving War Cripples the Desire to Live ! -and Great Britain and France have Washington Bureau, Nonpartisan Leader — AR...

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HERE have been outrageous do- ings in Nebraska. In Merrick county, a semi-official mob threatened to hang a young farmer who

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N S N NS BY JAY FOX AM was a negro .mule driver, and he could han- dle a whip as artistically as any “mule skinner” that ever

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Y 0L 7 74 WHAT HOOVER THINKS “Furthermore, I had also long held the view that various associations amongst producers were the

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) | WHERE PEACE AND PROSPERITY REIGN Out of such tranqull rural scenes as this, a typical farm in Iowa, is coming the...

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ADVERTISEMENTS “WEARWELL TIRES CUT OUT THE TIRE PROFITEER We ship them to you C. 0. D. ON APPROVAL NO MONEY IN ADVANCE And

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AMATEUR DEPARTMENT CONDUCTED BY B. O. FOSS, LEADER STAFF CARTOONIST Nonpattisan league. ANG! A regular shake up. Where the

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ADVERTISEMENTS City Physician Says Ordinary Nux- ated Iron Will Increase the Strength of Nervous, Run-down People in Two...

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i Poultry BUFF ORPINGTON COCKERELS, 756 CENTS each, 10 weeks old. March and April hatch now ready. They will soon be worth:

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Wt THE voice of America is the voice of freedom. America was born to protect and cherish freedom on this continent. America