The Garland City globe. (Garland, Utah) 191?-1925, 1919-08-16

| the period Of the war anu becomes In
| operative upon the formal proclamation
| OF peace. But should judge that II wa
| clearly within the constitutional power o
the congress to make similar permanen
| provisions and regulations with regard L
| all goods destined for Interstate com
merce and to exclude them from Inter
| state shipment II the requirements OF tn,
law are not complied with.
Some such regulation Is imperatively
| necessary.
| II would materially add to the serv.
iceablity Of the law, for the purpose we
| now have In view. II II were also pre-
| scribed that all goods released from stor'
| age for interstate shipment should have
| plainly marked upon each package the
selling or market price at which they
went into storage. BY this means the
purchaser would always be able to learn
what profits stood between him and the
| producer or the wholesale dealer.
The world must pay for the appalling
destruction wrought by the great war.
and we are part OF the world. We must
pay our share. For five years now the In
dustry Of all Europe has been slack and
disordered. The normal crops have not
been produced: the normal quantity OF
manufactured goods has not been turned
out
Not until there are the usual crops
and the usual production OF manufactured
v" t"e other sue oi te AuhhtiS
can Europe return to the former condl-
tons; and II was upon the former condi-
tons, not the present that our economic
relations with Europe were built up.
we must face the fact that unless we
ne n'ope 70 get BACK 70 her norma
~, ne ana production chaos VIII ensue
snsns wh,sh VIII Inevitably be communi.
10 r,a 49, ~ .,'s county TOT the present, u
our own production
~ o. MUST Hold world STEADY.
we, ana we almost alone. now hold the
world STEADY. Upon our steadfastness and
sen possession depend the AFFAIRS OF ma
uohS everywhere. IL is In this supreme
vrIsisEuiS Crisis Tor all mankind-that
In ,ho nr Illus. prove ner me,t,e. a.
tracted sbe mus, shou, barsais .aIf.no..
sessed. self-contained oapable ~ .ober
and effective action. she saved Europe
by her action in arms: she must now ave
II by her action In peace
rs she did upon the battlenelds OF the
war. The calmness and capacity with
which she deals with and masters the
problems OF peace will be the final test
and proof OF her place among the peoples
OF the world
Ana, ~ only In our own interest. we
must help the people overseas Europe In
- 'h'"' "N'p NV
going or thousands OF our shops and
scores OF our mines must close. There Is
no such thlng ms letting her 20 TO ruin
WITHOUT ourselves sharing In the disaster.
tueh circumstances. face TO face
WIN such tests passion must be discard
90. fassion ana a disregard for the
rIshts OF olhers nave no place In the
oouhses OF free people. We need light,
no. meat IN these solemn times or self
examination ana saving action.
,n.ryone VINO " IN real touch with the
snent masses OF our great people knows
control oya p 81, u ,s noer ana h.espy sen-
lence or any distompered action TINT
would throw their affairs into confuslon.
am serknely confident that thew viii
readily find themselves. no matter what
the circumstances. md that they will ad-
dress themselves to the tasks OF peace
Win tno sumo devotion ana the same
s s, pIele.ehee TOT what " tight that
ney "lsPisyeu 10 the auH'rauon OF the
Who'e worm ih 'ne MIDST OF war,
Sinister Influences at Work.
And I enter another confident hope. ri
have spoken today chiefly OF measures
OF imperative regulation and legal COM
pulsion, OF prosecutions and the sharp
correction OF selfish processes; and these
no doubt are necessary
But there are other forces that we may
count on besides those resident in the |