The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1918-03-20

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within go 60 years; The principal, plus the interest would amount
in addition to si the already high siS taxes axes We a are q Already ready paying Sa 8 i 4
s stsad ! for : : sssP : Sse Gsn s. course ssa se9 + you a'9 r m = the ss'9 same es' pes9 ssa
tRi ;t T Toy seya and : his msh horde dec e eEssniss.s' = 81; i, and nd pay = n, ~ taxes ! !.
taxpay rfi it is is going dRg, to mean mean much M to you. This is is only one5of the
have been sent out ysTowney. Z
In Minnesota and Montana the citizens Of those two states are
preventing pre- event ting the Iownleyittes from speaking, and are driving them
f aSs Ct the eh sitisz a5st e the IS t afafss any ase f daine g tRis fo m poiit Eas r esaisgss
or are they. doing it because this bunch Of Socialists are trying to
i psap1e. se9 Nj fss and %s se ai bsiis Sseg RSss sSs i sitist tns 1 %i %1aa s5 sss
as a majority, are devoid Of fairness, and that the government Of
ciahst bunch from talking in the state, if they were NOT spreading
R WSeps tRaae t Is st M mucb E s ast5R%f t6er to m s@s s bs so and fire. eoy fS = raad
citizens of Minnesota are to be congratulated on the step they
We're it not a a fact that We have a Socialist administration, who
S %1o in Is entire fdion sympathy Tathy,s with ;d Town ME S Socialist i ideas. = An man man
get away from it.
When you talk about kept press, what is the condition in the
Townley camp? There is not a Townley paper in the state but
his services. as as that is the only way fowniey can get s:man. 70 lie
for him: We can show you a small country newspaper, which has
in teh territory, and 80 per cent Of the stock turned over to Town:
ley, without his paying one red cent for it, that have ordinary plug
a s?a%fns at The The R %sy f sr 5hs ss,5o s1a to y $3.50 5ees pes za gesr 8 R51n sSsir s ere
| knows t hay t %sR w salaries ta9a sSe a eShorblta aSeo and sP 'sr Pl 'psid' oa aSn t.
men who will do the bidding Of Townley: Kept PRESS weHsswe
iNou a. ~. & &z %#@#&NS
Isn't it quite peculiar how patriotic Townley has become all Of.
a sudden When he started out to make speeches over this and
other states at the beginning Of the wal; his.talks were such that
there, but being a close observer he kept his ear close to the ground:
and he soon learned that if he kept up his TRADE Of abuse toward
and so he began to change his tactics, and today one would really
believe that Townley is really loyayl to his country. But as a well
known farmer of this county said a short time ago, "Hisl loyalty
is due to the fact that he is a afraid of the claw of the American
Eagle, and we guess that farmer was about right.
Rono ]; Hunt, who has announced that he is a~eandidate for the
oficial-one of the best states attorneys that this county ever had.
He has given the office careful attention and has never failed to do
his whole duty, and by his careful and conservative methods he
has saved this county much money. If honest effort and faithful
that he is returned to this office for his second term. Up to the
present time he has had no opposition and should he have OPPOSE
ton THERE is no question about his nomination and election.
Is Have you read the story related by Farmer lngle, about the
fmeeting of farmers and Townley at Bismarck? If you have not
fyou should read it. It is evident that Townley knows, or thinks
as he wants to to the farmers. "YOu farmers are a set of -
damn hogs and "Y0u farmers we have got to drive you to the polls
with a elm club to make you vote: If you don't believe this story
you can write this man lngle, who is a farmer, and he will tell you
that this is a true andcorrect story of the meeting that TQwnley
had with the farmers at Bismarck.
The bewiskered genteman-pardon us, did we say gentleman,
we mean the bewiskered louise of Southam, may understand Rob
erts Rules Of Order, but when he gets into court, he has probably
learned by this time that there are two sides to every case. Do
you smell that terrible stink, we'll the wind is blowing from the
east, and is probably due to the fact that the Southam polecat has
reached home again.
these days furnishing papers like the Starkweather Times with
Anarchistic articles. Another one appeared in that sheet last
week, and is printed as an original editorial. "Kept" press, well
we should say so.