New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-04-04
FROM THE OLD ERA AND
WORLD TO THE NEW.

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others, being organized on the
Pacific coast for the purpose of
Eominr to the Capital, we should
bsk ourselves why such condi-
lions prevail after period OF
unprecedented prosperity. Where
has the money gomez This bu-
keau has repeatedly given out in
formation explaining the British
,overnmcnt's dual life and sys-
EN- Of draining and that it holds
orporatc interests and plays the
hiddlcman IN England, the col
MICS and also in this country.
owcycr this question has been
odccd for some hidden reason,
ossihly owing TO our having too
uch pride TO admit that we
oye robbed or having too much
pspect for n government which
rs been painted as great in
pople's imaginations by the
bvernment's secret allies. The
tter realize the danger Of touch
@ on British secret holdings
hd evade the issue.
Tn order that the British Gov
nment's system for controlling
e colonies or this country may
more clearly understood, only
10 commodities will be herein
nsidered: namely. the banking
stem and railroads. In order
understand the designs of the
litish Governments L. s. adj
;stration concerning the en-
'a.,sant of the currency bill,
ARDhtentions to increase rail
9Mreight rates must be con-
fayRd in connection with the
tfency bill. The establish
Int Of regional banks in con-
vtion with the national
linking system, was ev..
htly done to pull another crop
wool over the peoplee eyes to
swer for another period Of
itish Governments harvest,
d to voluntarily dissolve the
! brgan:British interests to hide
I'm. The pretended good fea-
Re Of the currency bill. accord
to its champions, is that
Rough these banks billions of
liars will be loaned to farmers
a very low rate of interest.
lis is the feature that is to Gre
good times, but why should
lass Of the most practical far
rs in the most productive
bntry in the world at the end
Ia period Of unparalleled pros
fity, be compelled to borrow
heyi And from whomf And
what objectf Simply for the
fish Government to tie up the
pie by putting a blanket
tgage on this country.
his might bring temporary |
ncial relief while money pro-
d by the people is again put
circulation, provided the
kish Government win let it
be back or has the billions Of
h on hand on it's private
hsury. II not, does the pres
administration expect to do
be more of those Large
hgs' and use the peoples
dit to save the money trust,
creating new national money
the money trusts national
ks. It will not work. The
has come. Providential de-
hs should be needed and car
out, thereby avoiding com.
Fations Of a serious nature.
n Mexico. during the reign
General lDiaz, or about twenty
re ago, there was considerable
speritv while the British
" ernment and its instruments
e acquiring the country in
form Of concessions, paying
n ing amounts for them, but
the harvest is due and re-
: s speak for themselves. So,
This country the wholesale
hing Of British Government
.olled money might create
- porary relief on the one
Il. but on the other the Brit
n Government s Instruments, in
er to prevent the people from
ping out from rnder the yoke
becoming somewhat inde-
dent, intend to increase the
Cht rates on railroads. This
I'D be loanine it with one
q and Immediately taking it
K with the other. Tt woull
be a PRESTON Of short time
% the British Government
I'D have tho country comnlpte.