The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1900-03-01

are to the United States, or general
government
MP. MORAN,
Graceville, MINI.
February 81, 1900.
Go be continued next week.
Abolish All Interest Between Citizen
and Citizen.
Alden, Mimi, Feb. 81, 1900.
Ed. Representative: Enclosed find 81,
for which extend subscription on Rep
resentative.
Also permit me space to right a part
of sentence in David H. Waite's article
on the money question, in Representa-
tive of February Is.
He saying: $50 terrible have been the
effects OF usury that many impractic-
able reformers say abolish all interest
on money" that Capital on money
loaned is entitled to a fair compensa-
ton for it's use." Abolish all interest
for the use of money between citizens
is right from all standpoints; it Is the
fiat of the government loaned, not capt.
tai. Let the interest be from citizen to
government, or government to citizen.
Between citizens, NEVER. 1t is a
usurpation, theft, destroyer Of lib
erty, church and state Yes, Mr.. Waite.
interest for use of money between citi-
zens is the mogul devil of the money
power that has substituted himself
the heather god of worship in church.
and prescribes the equity of state; to
me it is self-evident fact that the
prince of devils must be subjugated. or
mankind driven off the face of the earth.
Possibly to nihilism Any reform In
any party is futile. A. T. D. AUSTIN.
Attentions! Grain Growers and FARM
ers' Alliances of Minnesota.
PRISON TWINE GOING FAST.
The Grain Growers associations and
Farmers alliances have been writing to
this Office inquiring for information
about binding Irvine at the state prison
etc.
There is chance of our societies
getting left if they do not hustle their
orders at once, as the Irvine is about
all gone, as the following letter from the
state prison warden to me will explain
itself.
Saltwater, Feb. &C. 1900
}. G. Hanley, Esq, General Business
Agent, st. Paul, MINI.
Dear Sir: BY this mail I send Won
some additional blanks. AS 1 have al
ready sent you blanks for club orders
for twine before, I presume those are
we'll along towards completion by this
time among your members.
1t will be necessary, as you see to
have those blanks in, properly made
out, not later than the 10th of March.
as all the product Of the factory will
be sold by that time.
Yours truly
C. NC. REEVE, Warden.
Parties who are not members of the
Grain Growers or Alliance cannot have
the service Of this Office free. The bust
ness agency of the above named associa-
tons is for the exclusive use of the
members
There have come complaints to this |
office that some parties are using the
name Of the Grain Growers or Alliance
in sending their Irvine orders, and I |
understand that many merchants |
throughout the state have resorted to |
This scheme to secure Irvine at cheap |
rates to sell to the farmers of their To- |
,alities.
| will closely scrutinize such orders |
when the proper time comes and will
reveal such frauds.
Farmers are warned not to list their
orders in such fake clubs, as thew |
nay find out too late that their order
las been Cancelled and will have to nav
he high price Of 16 to Is cents a pound
when the prison Irvine is gone.
This is good time to join the real.
genuine Grain Growers association in
'our neighbOrhood and receive the pro-
ection of some one authorized to look
fter your interests at this end. and en-
oy all the other benefits that your
membership will entitle you to.
will be in Scott, LeSueur, Sibley and
sicollet counties this week, and in
'outh Dakota next week. The follow
ng week will be in the Red River VAL
ey and in North Dakota.
Our national organizer, Mr.. NJ. S.
'lair is starting organizations in Wig
rous shape in North Dakota. They
re making great preparations for big
tate convention at Grand Forks, on
larch ~. Prominent speakers from
II over the union will address the con-
ention
South Dakota is preparing for the
anne later on.
Iowa and Nebraska and Ohio have
eported that active steps are being
lken to push the organization. Let the
Ood work go on. II
Yours respectfully,
J. G. HANLEY,
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