Willmar tribune., 1900-10-31
SvEA,

to have the present grade for their
grain in the future, should vote for
Ringdal, Knox and Owen. i. i. One of
our most popular farmers, Hans
Ruud, is about to leave US. He has
invested in Willmar and will leave
for that place in the near future. His
eldest son, Hjalmar, has leased the
farm..... A large number from here
attended the NormanMolioe wedding
in Willmar last Thursday. 49,. Misses
Annie and Ada Johnson visited New
London relatives week before last.
Andrew Freeman, who has bee1 en-.
ployed at G. Ludwig Epglund's all
summer, returned to his home in Lake
Lillian last Saturday .Nels Sven
son, of Willmar, is doing some mason
work for Ole johnson last week.
Mrs. Erick Moline, who has been
severely i'll, is reported to be getting
better. -. August Carlson has had
his house painted by Don Hartshorn,
who is first class painter. :. .Albin
Sven son is in WilImar undergoing
an operation on his foot. We hope
he will return greatly benefited. Miss
Hannah Westberg is up from Mime
apolis for short visit with her folks
....A lady missionary from China
will hold religious services at the
schoolhouse in District No. IS Thurs
day and Friday evenings, November
l. and 2. Everybody should attend. :. =.
The band went to Roseland on the
10Th and played at the populist rally.
They play we'll and make the meetings
lively. Those present at the meet
ing in District No. SIS say that John
Bosch and Roy Sperry are excellent
speakers. They proved that the re-
publican party had become a "gold-
hungry aristocracy," and many per-
sons went home feeling that they had
heard the truth, and they will no
doubt vote differently than they did in
&c.,. One thing that we feel exceed
ingly proud of Svea for is that none
of her inh abitants wear trough rider''
uniforms, which indicates that the
peoples cause has a good footing
here. :. AT the recent political meet
ings here, every cheer for Mckinley
has been answered by sixteen for
Bryan. n...... What may have struck
the mind of our dear friend, Bryan
esque Populist? Kid can't believe it,
but has been informed that he had
joined the G. o. p. Now, if that is
true, Kid will feel s,rry tor it, be-
cause he can see no reason why a
sensible person should leave the
party of b, nor and justice and join
the party that is hurryiDg our dear
land to destruction. ... Election day
is drawing near, and many are yet in
doubt which way to vote. My friends,
weigh we'll the arguments of both
sides and draw your own conclusions.
These four years of complete 'repub-
lican control without any attempt to
suppress trust aggression speak
palmer than many words. Hardly
had Mckinley declared it to be our
''plain duty" to give Porto Rico free
trade, before the trust magnates asked
him to take it back, AMI he did. But
the Philippines question is the most
important one. You know if Bryan
should be elected the Filipinos would
get "absoluue Independence" and if
Mckinley should be reelected they
would not get independence, bui per-
haps be killed every one before they
would give up their dear native land
to foreigners. Have you q conscience
50 hard that you can say they do not
deserve liberty? The poor Filipinos
have been fighting for their freedom
three hundred years and would have
gained itfrom. Spain but for our inter,
ference. Imagine yourself inthe place
of one Of the, ,atrngRling ) MNpinos.
How would you like to be chased
around yoursown county at.sthe point
Of 'the bayoneta Think over the sub
ject q little more and see If you can
make out that tits . just war. H.you
can not,< then vote against 1t. Vote
the traight peoples party ticket and