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Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-05-09

ALIENS FooT=EASE DOES IT.
When your shoes pinch or your corns and
bunions ache get Aliens Foot=E Ease, the
antiseptic powder to be shaken into shoes
and sprinlled in the foot-bath. 1t will
and give instant relief to Tired Aching,
Swollen. Tender feet Sold everywhere.
Don't accept any subStitute.-Adv.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-05-09

How He Gets Away With It.
Harlan-"You say Schemerleigh has
a pupil| Arlan-"Yes, pullitical ~
Cartoons Magazine.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-05-09
Iov ls to obev the Laws,

The stars of heaven are free be.
cause, in amplitude of liberty, their
Joy is to obey the laws.-William Wat
son.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-05-09

XIII the Flies Now and Prevent
disease. A DAISY FLY KILLER will do it.
Kills thousands. Lasts all season. All dealers,
or five sent texpress paid for 81. .25. Fl. SOMERS,
l50 De Kalb Ave-, Brooklyn, N. Y. ADV.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-05-09

single application of Roman Eye Ball
eam going to bed will prove its merit fog
infiammations of the Eyes. external and in-
ternaL Adv.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-05-09
Accounted For.

"That is. a flaming sort of suit you
have on. Where did you get it?"
"At a fire sale"
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-05-09

The outcome of baseball games and
buckwheat cakes usually depends up
on the hatter.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-05-09

1t is an easy matter to bear the
aches of another's corns.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-05-09

A steak is none the more costly for
being rare.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-05-09
IMPROVED UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL
SUNlGYS01OOL
LESSON

tBy REV. P. B. FITZWATER, D. D.,
Teacher of English Bible in the Moody
Bible Institute of Chicago.)
lCopyrIght. 1919. by Western NeEspaper union.l
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-05-09

For SaIe-One of best So. Mich. farms, 377
a. quarter mile from town; beautiful bldgs,
incl tenant house. $4,000. No trade unless
small property Atkins Co., Elkhart, Ind
The Montana nonpartisan. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1918-192?, 1919-10-04

votes, NOT VOTES. The voter has
put his X in the WRONG square, or
in all squares, or has not made a
MARK OF ANY KIND UPON the
ballot.
Some one has we'll said that 1.-The
welfare of the Country is in NO dan
ger from the bolshevik, socialist, I.
w. W., republicans, or democrats,
BUT the great menace of human lib
critics is the INDIFFERENT and
sometimes ignorant voter"
have heard men "talk politics
and give advice CD how to vote and
then whel they were in the booth,
call for judge to enlighten them as
to What does this mean?" What
am to do with this?
Now think it over and see if you
don't agree with me and say, What
a shame, and in FREE America too"
Let the farmer or lab0ring
man ask ANY business man
they know II THEY are regis-
tered. The answer il invariably
"SURE."
SAM II. BUTTON.
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More Farmers SWINGING
To Support OF League

Lothair, Mont, Sept. %, 1919
Montana Nonpartisan,
Great Falls, Montana.
Gentlemen:
Just send couple of those Pc
titions and l will do my best to
get them filled from top to bot
tom.
Your paper is getting better
every week, just ordered a car of
hay from your classified ad.
columns.
Would liked to have taken in the
at Glasgow on the 20, but
as l am alone on the ranch at pres
ent, l was not able to go. The farm
ers around here are sure changing
their views towards the League.
have spoken to a number Of farmers
that are going to join and get the
paper. I am always boosting the
best thing on earth that is the Non
partisan League.
Yours for Victory in 1920.
S. ]. MYHRE.
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ALBRIGHT To. ORGANIZE D j|;iIl \
BUT Want FARMERS TO
HAVE GANG LEADERS
Rock Springs Member States a
Few Facts As To How Profes-
sional Politicians Would Wreck
League.
Rock Springs, Mont. Sept. %, 1919
Editor Montana Nonpartisan,
Cpao% Eol1o ho~kn-n

Rock Springs, Mont. Sept. %, 1919
Editor Montana Nonpartisan,
Great Falls, Montana.
Since Big Biz sees that the farmers
are bound to organize and Stick, they
are coming out with their smiling
way saying that the farmers should
organize, but not in the Nonpertisau
League, and they also admit that the
farmers are not getting a fair deal.
Isn't it the very same Big Biz that is
not giving the fair deal Why didn't
they give the farmers and laborers q
fair deal in the first place, then there
would be no need of US poor fellows
spending those $1,000 which we sure
ly need these days.
Was it Fair7
If the Nonpartisan League was an
organization having Big Biz men as
officers, then there would be no
wrong in it, but Big Biz knows that
the Nonpartisan League is shaking
the very foundation of corruption.
Let's see how fair Big Biz deals. A
grain buyer of Miles City bought
flax at $3.50 per bushel and sold it
to a farmer the same day for $4.60,
but this farmer did not use this flax
as intended so he returned it and was
three pounds short per bu. and re-
ceived the regular market price only.
Was this fair deal?
Grain Gamblers Hate League.
No wonder the grain gamblers hate
the Nonpartisan League, so please
Mr.. Farmer contribute $1,000 to the
Nonpartisan League and help remedy
the cause of the scales looking down
on your load and up at your wagon.
Big Biz also claims our Organiza-
tion is bad because it includes l. w.
WIS. say we have no I. w. WIS
in our Organization for the reason
that it is claimed that l. w. w. means
| WON'T WORK and do the capital
lists work?
Yes they work the public only.
To Whom Is He Loyal?
Mr.. Campbell of Helena also
breaches of Loyalty League, and to
whom does Mr.. Campbell show the
most loyalty? To that which his en-
ployers give him for agitating it.
This organization is supposed not to
cost the members anything. Very
fine isn't it? But who is paying Mr..
Campbell for his literature on this
subject? Sure he is not doing it for
accommodation sake. 1t is the man
behind the mask that is paying for it
and works the public for its return.
and the ignorant ones don't catch
on, most people do.
Yours truly.
P X.
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Promises Il Do Much
Better Than Before

Editor Montana Nonpartisan:
Please send me q petition and
whatever may be necessary to
work with. am in a position to
60 round and do better than l
did last spring and if need be I
will turn the petition over after
l have done my bit. have more
time and hope to do much better
than before.
Yours for victory,
HENRY ZOSEL,
Lambert, Mont.
The Montana nonpartisan. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1918-192?, 1919-10-04
A'FARMtR ELECTION
JUDGE URGES ALL TO
REGISTER At ONCE
Can Neither Vote at Next Elec-
tion Nor Sign Petitions Soon. To
Be Circulated. Are You In The
"Slacker" Glass?
CLOVERDALE RANCH

Sam E. Button, Prop.
hardwood, Sept. 25, 1919.
Editor Montana Nonpartisan,
Great Falls, Mont.
Some time ago wrote q short let
ter on What the Farmers DON'T
THINK" and you were good enough
to publish it. It was very much sur
prised when I saw it in print. and
must confess that am emboldened to
try my luck again. not SO much for
trying out my literary ability (?) as
to call attention to a fact that is SO
very apparent throughout the coun-
try.
1t has been my good fortune ~ to
be appointed to serve as election
clerk at every election, excepting one,
for the last fourteen years. At the
close of each election as soon as the
last form is signed, the last envelope
sealed, the claims made out, etc..
take solemn oath that l shall not
servo again-But around comes cleo
tion time, special or general, and
am on the sucker list. Then my per-
sonal desire to see the different
phases of human nature acquires the
balance of power" and l am on hand
AAA0 . 00AN k"0AOs
Now ut EVERY election time,
there are SOME who can not
VOTE because they HAVE NOT
REGISTERED. The election
judges and clerks are regularity
bawled OUT, because-"Why,
(and some times worse), you all
know me. Why can't you let
mo vOte?''
The laws of this sovereign
State plainly say that i'm order
to vote, the voter MUST be du.
ly qualified elect0r and their
NAME MUST BE UPON THE
OFFICIAL REGISTRATION
LIST.
Prior to the elections, there are
always several notices posted, warn
ing the people of the time Of CLOS
ING the registration books. It costs
the individual NOTHING to register
and 1t may be done before ANY NO.
TARY, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
OR ANY OTHER OFFICIAL WHO
MAY BE DULY APPOINTED FOR
THE PURPOSE.
Must Register to Sign Petitions.
1t is also necessary that one be
registered in order to sign certain pc
titions, and when one it NOT regis
tered and signs the petition, their
names are crossed out.
In these days of "emergency legisla-
ton, it behooves EVERYONE who
has the welfare and interest of the
commonwealth and themselves at
heart. to REGISTER and If they miss
voting at a general election, REGIS
TER again.
In counting the ballots, the Judges
and clerks ALWAYS find some of the
The Montana nonpartisan. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1918-192?, 1919-10-04
n. D. Leaguers Offer
To Aid In Getting Hay
Orrin, North Dakota
Editor Montana Nonpartisan,

Orrin. North Dakota
Editor Montana Nonpartisan,
Seeing your advertisement
.s'or hay in the North Dakota
Leader would state that you can
buy about 500 tons Of hay
right close to my place. 1 have
so tons for sale.
There is u hay press here but
help is scarce, but If you could
send men down to run it and
some one to buy up the hay
the Montana farmers could save
considerable money. The hay
is all within from 2 to 4
miles from the railroad and
there is a good loading platform
Any buyer who comes repre-
senting the farmers, l will be
glad to drive him around to
tho farmers who have hay for
sale.
Write or wire
joe j. Hamers, Route I, Box
81 A. Orrin, N. ID.
Well Stick, Wen Win.
The Montana nonpartisan. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1918-192?, 1919-10-04

10 save the necessity ana expense
of sending an individual letter of in
structions to each booster we are rum
ming in this issue of the paper clear
and concise instructions as to what is
necessary to be done to successfully
complete the referendum fight. We
will continue to run these instructions
of seven important points in each sue
ceeding issue Of the Nonpartisan::
Read them over carefully and then if
there is anything further that is not
question to the Referendum Secre-
tary, Box 1926, Great Falls.
Let us take just two minutes and
90 over carefully each point" as
we have them outlined, and then we
can better understand the necessity
of conforming to these essential re-
Quirements.
/. All signers must be duly quail
fled electors. This means that if you
failed to vote at the general election
last November you are not now
a qualified voter unless you have
since that time registered before Ell
ther the County Clerk or deputy
registrar, justice of the peace or q
Notary public. If you have moved
from one precinct to another in the
ame county since last November you
must notify your county clerk OF the
change, either by mail or in person.
If you moved from one county to an
other since you last registered or
voted you must register over again.
If YOU are in doubt about registration
take no chances, REGISTER AGAIN!
2. Each person must sign their
own name. Mot only this, but the
signature must be the same as it ap-
pears on the registration card at the
County Clerks office. Many hun.
dreds Of good signatures were counted
out on the last petitions because of
just this one technicality. Remember
it is signatures they check off, not
names. If your name appears as
j. w. Smith ON the registration card
sign it the same way on the petition
and not John w. Smith. The women
should also be careful to sign their
own given name, Mary K. Smith in
stead of Mrs. John w. Smith,
3. Each petition must be confined
to one county. In other words, no
two signers on any one petition should
live in different counties, as the
County Clerks cannot certify to the
names Of voters in other counties.
4. Inc 1ourLn point Snou!0 ~ clear
to all. Write cut in fall the County
under the word Residence; .then
your Post Office Address, and under
the heading "Street and Number"
write in your section township and
range. Don't omit the number or
name Of your voting precinct as this
is the most important Of all.
S. The fifth point needs no COM
ment. When you run out OF petitions
send in for more.
6. We wish that all boosters would
heed especially this request to send
all signed petitions into this office
by registered mail, instead Of taking
them direct to the county clerk. This
is the only way we can gain an accu-
rate estimate as to how many sigma
lures have been obtained. In our
last referendum we at first asked our
boosters to deliver the petitions to
their County Clerks and send dupli-
cate list Of the names to this office.
Many failed to send in their dupli-
Gates so that we were continually in
the dark as to how many signatures
we had. We also know that quite
(COntinnod on Page n
The Montana nonpartisan. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1918-192?, 1919-10-04
HOW STATE CON J. ON IS
0AkI0 lT0I01 So FAT 1nnn
Illegal For To Be Given Appointive Jobs They
Their Berths Just The Same Regardless The
of the Constitution In Eyes of Loyalty Leaguerss

Since the farmers and aborers Of Montana begu
that there is big and political having
demonstrated by 10000 petitions holding
vicious primary law by Copper bound Legislature they
alive the fact that Montana political
has been penetrating slightly the Bone and Copper which
Legislative Assemblies the Main Graft House" Helena.
The above has also been the
has been introduced for the benefit Of An the People legislation
ta pirates like smiling Dan Kelly of the Bedon of Fer
Wash Mccormick of Missoua Gibson of Park of
The Montana nonpartisan. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1918-192?, 1919-10-04
Copper Paytriots 10 Get
Lesson In Democracy

kalispell, Mont. Sept 26, 1919
Editor Montana Nonpartisan.
Great Falls, Montana.
Yess;rree! We F'latheaders
and Flatfooters are Johnny on
the spot. Send along those peti-
tions about three or four of them
this time. The one had the
last time had names written all
over the margin, so send plenty
this time and we viii! give Big
Biz, the hired press and Willie
Campbell and the rest OF the
gang of copper patriots a lesson
in Democracy with the dollars
knocked out.
Yours for the hide Of camel.
A. S. HOW ARD
The Montana nonpartisan. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1918-192?, 1919-10-04
every week until / send you new
copy.
Sincerely yours,
FRANK II. WEISGERBER.

(Ed. Note-This manufacturer
has advertised with the Montana
Nonpartisan ever since it started
and knows what he is talking about.
The Montana Nonpartisan can sell
anything you have for sale If it has
merit. We will refuse to run any
kind of fake advertising. Those
buying things advertised in this pa
ner, who do not get a square deal,
will please report same to this pa
per at once.)
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R2{5 5E5lJ&G&} J&& H}[BGS}+lER}E}i$$ }&ZB S+EEE}$ 1NHR N|}n
$4,000 SIGNATURES IN 80 DAYS
Drop Regular Barage Of Names To Show The Gangers
tana That You Do Not Propose To Robbed of The Open
Primary Compensation Law Initiated At Same Time.

Letters still pouring in by the hundreds from all the
State call for referendum peti
ons those who responding not all League members either
labor
primary
From the the letters keep coming in should have diff
Guilty i'll rolling $4,000 signatures this time
There however obstacles than
eary everything crystal
circulating petitions order that the petitions be signed
turned in the space of time available.
The Montana nonpartisan. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1918-192?, 1919-10-04

Things to Remember

1. Every person signing Petition must be duly quail
fled voter f you voted last November have regis
tered you qualified voter if you failed
the recent county electon)
Each person must sign their and sign
appears the registration cards at the house No
sign for another. (arried sign their
Christian names and not their husbands.)
3. All sgners the petition must be voters IN THE
SAME COUNTY, altho they live in different voting pre-
cincts.
Don't ditto (' marks Fill each space in full.
When petition is full don't paste of blank
paper for more signatures Start another petition.
g. After you have obtained every signature possible ON
THREE petitions send to Referendum Secretary
Box 1926 Great Falls Mont and NOT your County
AS added precauion suggest that send them BY REG
1sTERED MAIL, writing your and address the
velope.
All petitions should be in the hands of the Referendum
Secretary by November 8th 1919 SOONER IF AT ALL POS
SIBLE
Below sample Of how petition should be signed and
properly filled out.
Mare Residence P0I ~. # in city Vot
- Add Street and Number Pre-
u Ole K Non Cascade County Belt Sec Twp 90 AZ
Annie Olson Cascade County, Belt Sec Twp Rng
81 James Smith Cascade County Um Sec Twp Rng
Martha Moore Cascade Co1ny No.
is important that the Voting precinct" be prop
ery filled in all registration cards at the Courthouse
filed according to precinct give the number give
the NAME Of the precinct.
Address all further questions to Referendum Secretary
Box 1926 Great Falls Mont
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NOT MEMBER OF LEAGUE

BUT IS ON OUR SIDI
Lohman, Mont, Sept. % 1919.
Montana Nonpartisan.
Dear Sirs: Please send me one
Of your petitions for the Refer
endum Of the Primary and for a
new Compensation law, providing
that NO one else from this neigh
borhood has been sent one. I
am not a member Of the League
but am thoroughly in sympathy
with its policies.
Yours sincerely,
HARRY D. BURNS
The Montana nonpartisan. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1918-192?, 1919-10-04
THE TYPE OF MEN
BEHIND the LEAGUE
ARE UNBEATABLE

Slayton, Mont, Sept. 20, 1919.
Editor Montana Nonpartisan,
am leaving here about the
first of next month and am
not worried about the League
doubling up on me this fall on
dues, as that would be rather
hard on a poor dry-lander who
never raised bushel of grain,
know you are right, if l had
not thought SO l would not have
let loose Of that barrel of flour
which l could have bought for
that $1,000 roll l sent you.
Well here is hoping for a 1920
clean up of the "powers that be"
Respectfully yours,
JACOB EPPLEY.
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He WANTS THE PAPER
THAT PRINTS TIE TRUTH Il II
ALL OF THE TINE

Livingston, Mont Sept. 10, 1919.
Editor Montana Nonpartisan,
Great Falls, Montana
Dear Sir:.
Having seen a copy of your pa
Der this week. l think l need it
to find out what is doing in the
field. Enclosed find check to
pay for same. Don't be afraid
to shoot the truth at all times and
we common folks will yet win
if we can only keep the politi-
clans out of our ranks. Am glad
to see at last some of the lab
oring men are waking up. Keep
after them. Hope we can get
daily some day that will print
the news also.
Yours truly,
A. B. CARLETON,
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"SEND PETITIONS"
Vananda. Mont. Sept. 25. 1919
Montana Nonpartisan,
Dear Sirs You may send me
a petition with full Instructions,
Yours to Win.
G. F. ERICKSON.
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=
Fallon and Gum Shoe Donlin would
would-be oratory attempt to define
the Sacred (?) Constitution and
declare that the people were trying
to defile the same.
Such actions viewed by the public
who don't know the "Galvanic Copper
Mixture" that inspires them, seem
very !audable, but to those on the
inside, the bunch looks like "Whited
Sepuchres" and in comparison Ju-
das Iscariot and Benedict Arnold
were patriotic gentlemen.
OutgrOWn Pants.
Much used oratory and printers
ink has been wasted in discussing the
Sacred (?) Constitution Of Montana.
All good citizens have respect for the
parts of it that are useful under pres
ent day conditions, but 1t is some
what in many instances like a boys
first pair of pants, a good fit at that,
those same pants 'so years. later.
and he will find them "shy" in more
places than one ON his anatomy.
For political and utterly selfish
reasons the Copper Barons, Big In
terests and Political Poo-Bah's Of the
State will not admit this fact, but the
mass of the thinking citizens of the
S.ate r4af1se tAa.4l0 D. true; aAt tcr.
that reason in the near future are 60
ing to call a Constitutional Conven-
tion and make many amendments to-
1t.
And when this is done, there will
be few sections in it that no doubt
will make 1.-The punishment fit the
crime.
How Does This Look?
The office holders sitting in the
Main Graft House" at Helena, con-
strue from time to time the Sacred
(?) Constitution" to suit the needs Of
the particular case in question and
for the second time, the men compHis-
ing our r. r. and Public Service Com
mission and who now also c0nstt-
tute the Montana Trade Commts-
sion" have practically said "D--
the Constitution. We intend to do
as Eve" please, and are doing SO AZ
follows:
Read This Carefully.
"Article v. Sec. z contains
these words.
mo Senator or Representative
shall during the term for which
he is elected.-Be appointed to
any civil office under the state"
And forthwith the Sacred (?)
Constitution" is slapped In the face
and in direct defiance Of the above
Sec. z, but strictly in accordance
with the wishes of big Business
comprising the profiteers, the Sena-
tor from Ravalli County with anoth-
er term to serve, Mr.. Frank Cone is
appointed as Market Director, under
the law passed during the very "Ex-
traOrdinary" session.
Guido Won Hinalenburg.
Talk about the Imperial High
Command" of Berlin. this Montana
Trade Commission could give the
German autocrats all the cards in the
deck and then BEAT them at their
own Came.
The Sacred (?) Constitution is
about as sacred to them, as sick
pup with broken hind leg. This Is
their second joke on the Sacred Cd
Constitution, the previous prostitu-
tion o fthe S. C. being after the ad-
the Hon Cd Cotter of Broadwater
County was appointed to lucrative
position in the office OF the High
binders"
A Record Of Betrayal.
These men elected hy tho
people to fulfil u public trnSt,
make a jest OF it, prostitute the
law and bctray the people. Is
CARROT was II gentleman along
CONTINUED on Page ~
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1919-04-21

BERLIN, April 19.-The cabinet
devoted less than half an hour to the
formulation of it's answer to the En-
tente's invitation to Versailles for the
purpose of receiving a draft of the
peace terms. A feeling of gloom pre-
vailed in official circles tonight and
the Associated Press is told there are
no illusions as to obtaining any mitf-
cation In the dictatorial peace await
ing Germany.
The procedure of the Council of
Four came as surprise, notwith-
standing the fact that the news for
the past week foreshadowed IT. and
il is Interpreted in cabinet circles and
at the foreign Office as final proof that
the Entente is disinclined forthwith
to enter into negotiations based on
President Wilson's fourteen points.
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1ltol4ssa., -, yl:1 a;,,qa xuAa - =
SE ENHRtN Ii!i'iRIi|
Hun Delegates to Carry
Peace Documents Back
To Berlin For Action

and that the terms awaiting Germany
are cut and dried. The German en-
issary will merely have instructions
to carry the peace documents back to
Berlin. The question whether the
present government will assume the
responsibility of accepting or reject
ing the terms or whether it will pre-
sent them for national referendum is
a matter of conjecture. Official op-
inton, 30 far as adduced tonight, was
OPPOSED to the declaration of ref
erendum and in favor of peremp-
tory declination of peace terms based
on any other proposition than Mr..
Wilson's platform as the present tenn
per of the German working men Is
anti capitalistic and anti imperialis-
tic and the Bourgeoise is in full ac-
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