The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1920-12-06

market for VI b0t monsy or creaii
in the countries that were IN the
Ear j. almost nil
Our farmers are holding back
their surplus IN the hope al securing
] better prices How can re exp@rs
better prices As long as Canada free
OF duty = permitted TO dump in
wneat and cattle from the north. AR
genrlnz. eurn and cattle from rhs
south. and Australia shipping in
WOOL
This influx of the surplus OF OH
er countries being dumped an our
markets amounting t0 many millions
Of bushels per month Is absorbing
oar money and compelling us TO fur
nksh credit abroad for the sale of the
products 1 other countries while
our farmers are holding the sacE-
Our money going into the p0ckess
of Foreigners. cur markets a0mInzr-
81 and denoraItzed BY the dumping
of stuff thar must be chartered
abroad
Congress viii conEene on Monday.
One Of it's first duties should Dc TO
require an embargo of prOfertEon TO
the American farmer against all
comerz
There Is an outlet in Europe for
everything raised on the farm They
are starving orer there for the very
things we have to sell. but credit ar
rzngemenfs for European buyers
must be arranged
The following Is an appeal from
K2roiy yHsar. prime minister of
Hungary.
Hungary ss q rich and ezp<bse
cpmnfrT- She nnusf not become =
,nendfcznr nation. We wans I'd help
ourselves. but our money cannot bur
the necessities of life GIEa us coal
and ne viii start our factories Give
us raw materials Of any Kind and
xe viii quickly and skiIfullF turn Il
into useful goods We will barrer
for food
Women holding babies IN their
arms. kneei TO me in the streets ask
ing for help I am p0Eeraess. TO give
Men in rags and too weak from hun-
ger 20 stand upright. bese4ch me 10
szEe them from madness by finding
them work. turn them away for
cannot wave a magic want TO give
them food
II visit houses that have no win-
dows left. no hraE. no food-where
whole families live huddIed like ami
mails in c2ves I see precious chill
drea Who can never grow to healthy
maturity because their bones are
bent and their minds deranged from
actual starvation
America has fed and befriend@d
us beyond our power to express graz
Eifude. VIII America puf Us. 10 work
for herr Our children and women
are dying like flies because our men
cannot earn food and clothing for
them. WIN America send business
men TO open our factories. work our |
mines, rezniTnzte our rivers and help
as TO our feet sgain for our child |
ren's sakeg"
We can't force people to buy IN
der such conditions no matter how
long ne hold our products Ger
many. Austria Poland Bohemia and |
other countries are in practically the
same condition /
Credit for Europe is the chart and /
compass tn take M out OF the bnSi- |
ness jzm- Millions of men in Europe
are unemployed and liability ON
They are asking thAf
ne puf, them to work We hare ev-I
eryrhfng they need Their inability
to bur is the cause Of most Of our
troubles
It is up 70 our Eoyexnment 10
force other exporting countries TO
make credit arrangements TO msr-
chandIse their own surplus instead Of /
znnk1ns fhie eOunfr1 the cse&ring
house.
What ne need Is men and plan 4
biz enough to provide credits for an /
export market where onr Surplus is /
wanted This will clear the market
and inrrsnse the value Of What Ees
have 10 sezl. Credit will then zut0-
mnrlexIly come back 70 where itl
should be-