World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1908-07-16
The Nan Before The
DOLLAR
Continued from last week.

1t Continued from last week.
wi In the year Of 1860 and 81 i
. when Capitalism started it's BIZ
!. root downward and it's has'
: body upward until II has becom,
q . giant spreading It's branches
. nearly all over the world. Ye,
q it was a much earlier date wher
. the underground roots was frs,
4 planted. They began to grow ID
Jehersons and Hameltona day
/. And the government treasury
being open tn grafters and hood,
lers. . few Of them soon, had
enough hid away in Golfers to 90
out into the country; And get
the privilege from the farmer
to put up here and there, a fur.
nacs, to mold. pig iron. The
pig iron was nodded from the
raw material bought, at a very
low figure from the farmer.
This far, the parasite has accom-.
plished his end--The next move
will be to seperate the days
iaboror from the farmer. He
accomplished this by paying the
day laborer fair wages at first,
inorder TO deceive him. That in
the future, he might be able to
place the dollar above the man. |
lnorder to make both the farmer |
and the laoorer slaves. The
question may be asked here,
how can this bel And we ans.
wer. IN cunning craftiness, in a
wage system which blinds the
eyes Of both farmer and laboring
man to their own interests.
Again 1t may he asked, how can
the wage system cause this effect.
And we answer just be patient
and We shall tell you.
The next step with the paro.
sites Is this, to take, and move
his furnaces. and material to ,
the city. And also take the
man with him. BY
this be separates the laboring
mans interests, from tho tar.
mers still more. And when he ,
mas tbb thoroughly accomplish.
ID. he then has the dollar above
nan. Thst IL after he has all .
is business In the City. !.
The invention Of machinery '
low takes place. This use, :
nore laborers, o; the farm. "
And tile farmer has less to do :,
Or laborcrs. For rs we have :
aid the laborer has been enticed "
} the City, t. make machinery y,
II the parasite, to sell to the .
lrmer; al an extortioned price. ~
ow what has been doncy The ~
'rmer has monop0lized his work -
ito the hands of u machine Co. !. y.
bese parasites with their Doodle N'
ert to the farmer first; and ", W.
ought the raw material from n'
e bowls of thesesrth. and a a.
ok the farm hand with him ue
the City, and manufa. turedl ~,
e machinery that takes the w. =.
ace of the farm, hand and sold -
back to the farmer. at fifty per ~
Mt profit per dollar invested, ~
re farmer Is not benefited any -
this. the parasites by . little Sc. .s'
X makes the farmer believe y"
1t he is--by proving to him .,'
1t he can till and take care of ''.''
much more as he could under ="
old way OF farming. And
. part Of their argument
. and is true. But now comes
rebuttle. And it il a bitter
}; when once understood. The
mer Is now paying the farm whe
I'd, in the place Of paying bcu
one dollar day, he is pay. il Q
him two and two and a half Of h
day for making the .nachin. hon,
he uses on his farm. So |exte
Sce '''a' tue farmer will have prin
raise . great deal more II
=. nc o'd '0ofder TO pay sly
sht. for the material ship. fers
on the Railroad of Capitol. d,.m,
both ways, +, and fromlis M
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