The National leader., 1922-01-23

receiving every week
Arthur G. Wray, York, Neb.-"History bears
witness that all pioneers of new movements
must go through hardships and suffer injustice,
but future generations usually right matters:
Therefore I hope you will bear your present
the firm belief that the great agricultural,
labor and progressive movement will succeed
J. A. Gray, Lisbon, N. D.-"I have not much
in the way Of Christmas cheer to send, but let
say this: There are thousands of hearts
that beat in sympathey, and thousands of men
and women who would gladly take your place
in jackson Jail, and are counting the days till
your release; and we're for you in the fight
you're making for better things
H. N. Peckham, Cald' ell, Idako.-'I am not
Where Paul was sent to jail, and in fact all Of
Christ's followers were punished severely for
M their th came anne
who will be the first to suffer. but that will
only cause their followers to renew their ener-
gies and work the harder"
John P. Meadors and Katheryn Meaders, Sid
ney, Mont.-''This is to let you know you have
mot been ey your any
sen the injustice of your imprisonment, but it
will let you know that with you in the
sent to prison You demanded that in time of
war wealth be conscripted the same as human
Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. Doyle, Charlson, N. D.
"We are very sorry to think you have been
nistreated like you have, but it is an honor
there. We are sure, as every one says, that
you will come out more honored man than
you went in. You are suffering for just
8. e. Penn, Rolefeld, Mont.-"You have
been honored by jail sentence. The profteers
people hope and that you are eU eated
because you were selected from among h the
that is necessary" -.
Mrs. J. W: Neill, Nome, N. D.-.1n behalf
of Women's Nonpartisan club No. Is of Pres
Sympathy os YOU in your %ns
ment and to assure you we are heart and soul
for the Nonpartisan league and for the prin-
maligned and prosecuted"
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C. E. wallgren, Dayton, wash.-."I realize
so we'll what it all means to you in the present
cere compliments. Your unselfsh, efficient and
faithful work for great principle will help its
grown with every passing day.
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E. G. Stoley, Grand Island, Neb.-"A photo
of you in the Literary Digest, under date of
November 49, showing you in action-shooting
shrapnel into the ranks of the grafters-impels
me to send you my greetings for the 90-day
vacation the exploters have arranged for you.
To serve vet the people thus is distinction to be
John E. Fleckten, Niobe; N. DIT gives
me great pleasure to write you few lines at
this time; In the past five years you have
us individually. The bankers here
are closing out the farmers by the wholesale,
regardless of what the consequences may be.
If the thing keeps up much longer there will
be very few farms put into crop next spring
they killing the goose that lays the golden
because you were opening the eyes of too many
common people,
o. F. Carlson, Memo, s. D.-"While we are
enjoying our Thanksgiving dinner I want to
send you my wish of good cheer and good will.
Your restraint is not for disloyalty to our
country, but an imprisonment for loyalty and
truth, and is the bitter reward of all emanci-
pators."
Sam Johnson, Calvin, N. Dive farmers
up here in Towner county, North Dakota, are
wondering about you and putting more thought
to you at present than to our defeat.
= You will come out of that county jail
a greater man than you ever were. We feel
proud-of you as our leader in this great fight"