The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-10-15
The Next President of the United States

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'sss What + Senator Hardins's outlook upon
ie9s HiYOUR OWN. ssst,ot ..:s. s..1s v,
Road these extracts from one sf his recent
rap speeches: -~.-~s"-. zf, = e.. '..~*5;:
= ~Thls government Il your government
not that Of somebody who e placed iS\sts
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ID, ~ 1You eloshs>.s with authority. ~ ars
pleased to sxseuts your will. And enc reason
; want the Republican party II peysr enes :.
more 10 because va rssponsIxs % tho !
will q the people q the cuntsd states and.
do not try TO; tell you that what one man
- thinks 10 necessary" r
No hallucination there, no idea that Hard
- ing was made to rule, and YOU; who read
this newspaper made to be ruled. or preach
ed at from shove by your wnaelscted serv-
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THE duty of tho, American. whether he be
President or simple citizen. is not complicated
In MI. Harding's mind. He says:
- + - "a ! said At the outset government ls. -
,IT = very simple thing government + snly ~ g.
- rsouaslon OF Isur5 rslatonshps - enc IN
~ sthsr. The governments first task II the J."
7 protsetlen Of tho minority against avtseraey. T.
- Or the dotnna{fsn ~ the majority that some. I'd
times forssts the Fights Of the minority" ~ w y
- 81 an preaching the gospel OF popular 20
REPRESENTATIVE government In the unltea Aa:3~
States, soyernment that dossN net know :
any class anywhere In alI this Republic" 81 4
Il In Els speeches and il his daily =, II run
ming 4or.the Presidency or running hill coln,
Try. newspaper, Senator Harding q just an
everyday American neighbor..: This is what
he says, as he bids fsrewell>to crowd OF
q, am very happy 10 %. ysu ali this morn. IL
Ing A. have said, want you t. knew me-
and ! am delighted TO know you. We are
going to work together for the sesd Of the
United States, and we are going 70 held
America h1st In all our thoughts and In al
aetions."
Women Voting. ~
Women especially have reason to con-
graduate themselves on the fact that Senator
Harding will be the next President. :fvf1
:, Their sons are taken in war. Their hus-
They spend the lonely hours of dreadful
anxiety, while the son is away. IN
80 They, above all i are interested Il having
for President such man as Senator Harding
He does Hdt believe that foreign powers
should be allowed to conscript American sbbys
He does not believe that . Forsign Council
should send, to America sfof tmen. and seney
to settle wars not Of our making. re FSs55 =
Senator Harding does not believe that this
country should, be taxed to finance the am
billions or the land greed St foreign nations
and as he believes, 80 the earnest men and
women Of this country believe. = IT
When you cast your vote for Senator Hard
inn, you will vote for YOUR KIND OF NAN,
the Intelligent, Straightforward. unpretsntous
American citizen. PRESIDENT HardnK VIII pc
an American President, not an international
ssss You viii Hive in the White House : man
ofscorstructfve mind, q plain .Anerican with
= no dreans of world dominion: but with . set
i: tied determination to restore normal con-
itions and normal prosperity to this country
\ .'s2 = ,2s$ ~ p After the War. T. ii
J After . war that has destroyed old. con.
ditions, cost many lives. squandered many
- billions in reckless sextrayagance and dis
honesty! and weakened respect for the Com
!. stitution, you need Tor President . straight
forward, constructive American. -. zZ.s..
q And you will have such q man in the White
House after the 9th Of next March. for after
that the President Of the United States will
be Warren G. Harding, your kind Of man, one
that you would gladly trust with your own
. affairs, and the affairs Of your country. ara
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