Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-04-03

SALIENT POINTS
By The SPEAKERS

1.-THE commander-in-chiefo Of my hus-
band approved OF my being here with
you in this great convention today.
The banner Of Loyalty 10 not always
9oFs pSSc who . mast mas.
government. in tho saaiice Of their
sons to- the cause Of Liberty, and in
Their prompt secsRtsacs Ef tho war
proven by deeds-not useless words
for TRUE Ameriea1ism n its broadest
sense."-Mrs. Hulda Balm, wife Of
G hsp fS0fss 1aus of % sA .en Of
lulu.
The Nonpartisan League Is an or.
gan1zatton Of farmers and workers to
transaction Of converting the raw ina
terials into the finished product along
with the means Of financing the farm
er and transporting tie farm products
t to the factory N: %So back to the con-
The farmers and worklngmen who
fail to see tho value Of Organization
e CO fSS noS to max: n sM IL so
why, then, the millions Of workers
George D. Brewer OF kansaa..
now is the yellow press. These news
papers who falsely and deliberately
pervert tho public mind by misrepre-
sentation. Of the true facts are doing
more to help the German Kaiser than
ALBERT Blair. Of New York.
I'VE are spending $21, o0o, ooo, 900 to
guarantee the rights OF free speech and
free assemblaSe in European countries
$1,000 to guarantee those rifhts here at
Observation-Disclosures A. c. fownley.
"Over in North Dakota tho farmers
ans IN the charge aS Of The STATE
there mighty well. The loyalty 81 the
Nonpartisan League 10 not Qusstiened
IN our stato-which has done more per
capita than nan any state in the Union to
its policies In the war for Liberty
and Democracy Lynn ].
Frazier OF North Dakota
The organized ana uaorganized
are going to show that they are for
Democracy at home as we'll N abroad,
by helping elect in November, every
candidate indorsed by the Minnesota
ton this Week. :esSS tne Ee%c Of
the Building Trades Council, st. Paul.
If it were true that MIR. Townley.
were bad man-and I know that it
isn't isn't true-1 say, II it were true, it is
people great movement, than that
great man bring them a bad move
ment."-Dr. Walter Thomas Mills. OF
California.
II campaigned Colorado last year
for President Wilson and l am person
ally acquainted with him. have a
letter from him giving his views Of
the League, which ! cannot read here
Wilson does declare that the League
is absolutely, divinely and majesticaly
American.'-Rev. 8. &. Maxwell, Den
yer, Colo.
.'The Governor Of the great state Of
one e--"Loyalty"-all preceded
to divide the people int tive classes.
1t It IS Is. 4o'eT W6ot that It. few persons
to win the war, and the rest Of us
would win tho war to establish dsnoc-
racy: -Chas. A. Lindbergh, Endorsed
~ N0Ae8okSo - CSuOAOAS9 4CV 1OV0E"
nor.
II como from 4 part Of the state
that IL completely dominated By that
benevolent highwayman, the steel
trust, and We organized laberers up
there see in the Ne1partisan
League Z movement for the emancipa-
ton of the workers Of Minnesota, Wen
stick, too."-J. A. Anderson Trades and
Labor Council Of Duluth.
I'm 4 sense I am here tonight ~ a
George Creel asked me to come, and
bring you the assurance that the
League Is not feared in official WASH
ington.. I shall - back fren here to
washington Carrying fren you what
I have seen and heard here: The mes.
sage that you ARE LOYAL and that
you Twill stick."-Hon. william Kent.
member Of Federal Tariff Commission.
Washington D. C.:
big Business b alarmed. You now
have the ear Of the government in 4
greater measure than Big Duainess
councilman Of st. Paul, who well
cor1ed tho delegates, and: At tho city
primary Tuesday received the larxost
'ote Of any candidate who ever ran
for office In the city.