The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-10-14

R. G. Allin Grafton. z. A. Williams, Bis
A F. Appleton, Crys- f ma f., (,-.t.o,
James Bell, Mimic. CiT;
L. Bartlett, Glendale. Rich. Bennett, Grand
VIM. Best. Bay Center. Forks.
A. Blewett, James ~ tov, To|' ''''' O00pe'
town c, to%l. ~ r,-.. c.
E W. Camp, James keston. -
town wiIiiarn Rudre Grand
J. E. Garland. Bis Forks
marck F. w Chaffee, Armenia.
Fl M CLARK EAu, Charles Curothers EN-
Rockford. arado. r.
J. L. Cotton, Burng- CITY " CiApp rover
ton. ,., a J. 4 Douglas, Park
6. H. Fay; Ashley F. B. Fancher, James
]. B. Clayton Hamp- town.
ton. A D. Pennington, Ell
E. Gray Bmden. lendale.
A. p. Haugen, Reyn- B. r. Click, Langdon.
Odds Cripps Grand Forks
H. l. Holmes Neche. NJ, F. Hegge, Hatton.
A. W Hoyt Mandan. H. Harris. Bismarck.
w. s. Lauder. Wahpe NJ N Johnson Lakota.
ton a Leach Davenport
Jacob Lowell. Fargo NJ. V, Lnwel. North
f. II. Lohnes, Devils wood.
Lake. NJ. K Marrinan. Graf
John Mcbride. Alma rngton.
s. H. Moer, La Moure. H. F. Miller Fargo
P. McHugh. Langdon. j. D. Mckenzie, Minor
K. j. Nomiand, Gale V. B. Noble, Bottineau.
donia. J. F. O'Brien, Devils
c. p. Parsons, Rola. Lake
e. NJ PauIson, May A. s. Parsons, Mandan.
r.. M Pollock, Cassel- John powers Havana
ton W. f. Purcell, Wahpe-
Joseph Powles, Milton. ton.
VIM. Ray, Dickinson. r. 3. Richardson, Dray-
A. D. Robertson Mi ton.
not: f. S. Rolfe, Minnewau-
w. II. Rowe, Monango. kan
J. shuman. Rutland. A. Sandager. Lisbon.
J. F. Selby HiIIsboro. J. w Scott Valley City
B. F. Spalding, Fargo. A. Slotten. Wahpeton.
Ezra Turner, Botti- r. NJ Stevens, Lisbon.
neau %. D. Wallace, Hope.
A o. Whpple, Devils jay Wildwood, Minnie
Lake. Lake
There you have seventy-five of North
Dakota most reputable and most repre-
sentative citizens.
They were men like Roger Allin, one Of
our best loved governors; E. w. Camp
perhaps the most brilliant lawyer who
ever left North Dakota for wider fields;
F. B. Fancher, another former governor;
William Bulge, the father of the uni
versity" who personally borrowed $4,000
to keep the university running; Jacob
Lowell, who was instrumental in getting
Island Park for Fargo; and NJ J. John
son, who was congressman as long as he
wanted to be, and later United States SEN
ator.
Those were the men who drafted our
constitution after forty-five days of pub
lie debates.
Who are the men who want to change
it?
Nobody knows.
Nobody fathers the amendments or adj
mits their authorship, but it has been
charged and not denied, that they were
drawn by Arthur LIE Sueur, after secret
conference with the Socialists who control
the Nonpartisan league. Arthur LIE Sueur
is the author of the Fellow Worker" let
ter to William Haywood, "comrade" of
a men serving a term in the federal peni-
tertiary for disloyalty, and himself an at
torney for the I. W. w He is the man
who passed on all legislature at Bismarck
two years ago, and he is the attorney for
Arthur Townley, who has choice collee-
ton of consumers stores, rundown news
papers, and possibly some banks and other
enterprises he would like to unload on the
state, when these amendments remove all
limit to the states indebtedness and all
restrictions on how the money shall be
spent.
Mr.. Taxpayer, do you want the protec-
ton these seventy-five men have given
you, or do you want the protection of
"Fellow Worker" LIE Sueur?