The nonpartisan leader. [volume], January 06, 1919, Image 12

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FARMER SEES DANGER AHEAD
•^V, Bullard, Texas.
Editor Nonpartisan Leader:
I am very much concerned at the
trend of events since the signing of
the armistice and it -appears to me
that nothing short" of a unified and
vigorous campaign for the organiza
tion of all the. liberty-Wing people
of this country will save us from com
plete domination by the reactionary
elements.
Every one interested, and every one
should be, should demand in unison
the repeal of all laws and rulings tend
ings in any way to suppress or limit
freedom of speech and press, and
above all the mob spirit engendered
during war times should be put down.
I can not see any more reason for
our policing Germany and Russia and
other European countries than there
would have been for autocratic Eu
rope to have interfered with our fore
fathers in their efforts to establish a
republic «after the American revolu
tion, although they were doubtless as
much opposed to a republic then as
some of our monejr barons are to the
Nonpartisan league now.
PAQB TWELVE
It is passing strange that men will
lose all sense of justice and feeling for
their fellowmen in the mad chase
after riches. Why, even my hogs
know when they get enough and will
quietly lie doWn, though there is still
some swill left in the trough, but not
so with the big capitalists. Rather
than see others have their share of
the product of toil and industry, they
will start wars to utterly destroy it.
I like your editorials and hope in
the near future you will add a few
more pages to your editorial columns.
J. L. KEY.
TWO TELEGRAMS OF INTEREST
New York City.
Editor Nonpartisan Leader:
Rumor circulated here Nonpartisan
league in executive meeting repudiates
government ownership of railroads.
Can you send me telegram which I
may use for publication repudiating
,rumor?
AMOS PINCHOT.
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"Nonpartisan league now as' in past
is enthusiastically committed to policy
of public ownership of public utilities,
particularly railroads. National con
vention of League here week ago
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complete nationalization of railroads.
Halfway measures Will not do. We
are in this fight for democracy to bit
ter end. Absolutely no compromise."
WHAT 14 GEESE BROUGHT
Spion Kop, Mont.
Editor Nonpartisan Leader:
This summer we raised 14 geese
from 50 eggs, and when we had dress
ed them we got 16 cents a pound, or a
total for the 14 geese of $16.73. We
sold th4m to a hotel direct and not to
any middleman.
Now three of us were busy all day
picking off goose feathers, and if -we
had received $4 -a day, or tne wage
which a farmer has to pay for Ids
help, the cost of the picking would
have been $12. Deducting this wage
bill from the total .received .we would
have $4.73 for the expense and work
of raising the 14 geese.
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a golden egg according to the fable,
Mrs. Pohto evidently will have to con
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as a money-making venture. If she
would only regard her geesei the way
society women consider lap dogs and
Angora cats, she would not be disap
pointed by their failure to be profit
able. Then, too, she also has the satis
faction of saving- the hotel man from
high prices. And she has the feathers.
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