The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-01
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1920
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l< applied to land is human 
 people mile of land beyond the certain point those people have work
 Where populations very dense and the land not very productive. India parts of China fam ines to time.
 Famine is a sound reason for suffering. hunger and unemployment.
 In the United States than enough millions of ne willing and eager to work There is abundance. There is no de- ficiency thing
 Since here is land. enough abor.C enough material, manufactured goods of every sort there can be but one sion unemployment in this country.
 This reason is be that the intelligence of the leadership is not the demands made upon it. There plenty of everything but the manner In employed the multitudnous ways of applying labor perplexes the minds of the ana ging man. they become enchanted to speak plenty. The intelligence of the nation becomes fer the time being, something like a hen around a circle of chalk has been drawn The hen can walk of she knows enough to- remains where she is.
 The system by which affairs carried some what to blame depression which is just now beginning md which become very consider panic unless steps taken in time tc the foolish circle.
 It is easy enough mistakes being still easier to show that error is the result of that they not defects in the bounty of nature
 It is quite another and difficult show the way What. for instance, would bt the difficulty in teaching not hen. a O henr that a barrier to liberty. ] In country all modern industrial countries he of masses of the people The people in order to buy tn commodities produced must have work. Tn present depression is due to unemployment which i by slackenng demand, the people not buy ing. them unable to find employment and power to buy is further decreased, and nor people laid off. thing in a,viciou circle until the industry of the countr may almost paralyzed
 Restore purchasing power by continuing employ 
 Industrial operations need to be under central su pervision, necessarily by government that dusry be planfui that enough of each commod be produced in year, and not too much too ue But this, may fairly said, remed a depression that has already begun.
 Then governments, national, state, municipa begin at such public works can be mar aged choosing those which produ tive.
 Electric plants distance transmission established pits. There areriver dam; swamps tS drain. works construct, O
 A million miles of highways needed which on in being be exceedingly productive raising valu by bringing lands closer markets by opening sectors. It is only a species of mental hal whsch easy governments to de for billions dollars the tremendous waste & modern while they will into debt at all do those things which, by restoring employment wou prevent tremendous that when m Hons persons unemployed only partial cmplo x nlent during weeks. months, weary years.
 Unfortunately, governments for the part enterprises tho period when private is peak stages method that would not be toler cd in a really intelligent industrial civilization.
 employment, by government wo, emergency remedy depression which has " just begun. way To remedy private hands. During tie when things were scarce m V necessary to divert resources activities eve body united in campaigns of which ca results large and beneficial
 The occasion for 3 campaign of expen ture
 fur market The market fails because people do