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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-09


iek m%alerlalN ubsaienehu F, "a,
lnin
Snrd y iulhom mnAno hFahei.
nonunrlfdyl utiili. os4em TAN,
ilsloa rosrf,on Nfmerkf dlplo
mal u s,ifh iamelech litL +,
sHaail - s,oli vlAin unosornili M
pfayN slny vevi \ America a sou.
tasne snasil 10 II ptimeli. ah,
gmewla anrho astpn urrayila s,u.
Ia puliiiku vaci Amcrirr X so,,ra.
utm rnmtrnm. Melsli ia v a do.
rs into %pruslra,osi ancbo siskall
lil pu putle Isich skusenuslcch. u
otspm TOXIN rid ncrnstorif pro.
IhlaAulc, H. herlinkkd ylada Rhud.
lafila icho amenelon prupagan.
du pfavh he pred Nalkou Nemcr.
ku neehltlo pnsohiii ma ycfcint
mincui \ demokraiickNe Sch amich
h loznaYa e tcprvr W yalcc .ic.
villa ~ toho poltcba BcrnSiorff
.uyscm IA pnifchu yklad6 SWIM
tphsobem. Mpomiuuic, ~ jake
.knliY snahy i tomto smeru neyy
.hnuiclne nrdcny hyly k nesdarn
vzhhdcm L po6inani II N6mecka
We yAlce.
Ncmreko nemnlc uidcho tim III
skaii. iesllile Spojent Staly Eve
al, H. yscchny Bcrnstorffovy sna
by o lmdm politiky ntmcck6 via
dy y0ei %Spojenym Statum byly.
bez jakthokoliy ytslcdku Je pr
ro2cno, se hrabe Bernsiorff citi sc.
slime doteen yzhlcdcm K ttto yeci.
lllayni poyinnosti yyslance ie Sc
znamoyati syoii vlddu S ycfeinym
mindnim aeme. do niz ic pridtlen
Ma bHti ocima sv6 vlady n ie.li
schopnym zfizenecm, pfimeie syo
j yladn, ably yidela y6ei TAX, jak
on je yidi Y tomto ohIedu Bern.
storff setkal Sc $ naprostSm ne
zdarem. Budto nechapal skutc6
ntho stuvu y6ci sam anebo ncdo.
yedl pfimcti syoie pfedstayen6 VI
Berline, ably yid6li obraz TAX, jak
on jej kreslil.
Berlinskd Vida ehovala Sc yuciI
Spojenym Statum ~falcsnG, Posila.
IN do zcm6 ttto syoie tajnG agen-
~. autofisoyala yyzy6daestyi pfi.
ltlenc1 jake Papena a Boy Eda
a podporoyala nasilne tiuy i6ch,
kdoz i nj sympatisoyali Bcrlinska
nedovedla 81 uyedomiti, ia
k6 TO Dude miti Gtinky mn wfci
% mineni V Amcricc. Byyaly ne.
meeky yysIanec Y Amcricc pokou.
u Sc nazna6iti W syych Pamdtech
Be byl moudfejsi nczli berlinskd
To je ell t6to knihy n bylo
zajimayo yed6ti, icdnd-li sc mu
. odhaleni posctiIosti byyalt NE.
vlddy anebo zakryti pose
Iilosti ylastni V6tsina podobn}ch
%,pisoyaielh 2 rad diplomatic sna.
lila sc spi6c omlugiti sebe nclli
Dfisp6ii neeim podstatn}m historic
l kniha bralbte Bel1lstorffa ncci-
n zadnG yyjimky.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-09

nN8 ria Aaaplli nndsle u IL vi
d, s.tm maif'ka a. a. dne \
spsa al. 0,lalAle "a mich rvs.
mpfi ohhessn, "a klslN iseu ~.
prodttsns q Hsminelni ieiieh /
iunlUa A velle icho loslanc
,hm dohnlo aroku ma vas /.
Nrslmoni
rulr8ie i s,hi honl s,oho
II mknpie 81 pelolik ltnyohl
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-09
Pomery pc obcanske
valce.

Pred fascm pfinesli jsmc Ga.
mex, v kter6m poukGzali jsme na
podobnost stoupauf cen ziyotnich
potfeb v ob6ansk6 n sy6ioyf val.
ce. Nazpadili jsmc v tonic dian
kl, " stoupani cen bylo obvyk.
lynn zjeycm We ysech yllk6ch no
ybecb kontinentcch a 10 po zakon-
Geni ydlky dochdzelo X pozyolnf-
mn jcnom p~oklcsayani cen. 'spo.
lehliyG zhznamy soucastnikd ukn.
zlii, ~ We ysech yclkSeh y6lkacb
Y Europe %panoyala yclk6 drabo.
IA, kterd So stuphoyala s y}yojem
yalky Ndyrat k normalnim pome.
rim byl zdy pozyoInG d jeho ~.
fidila 80 die pile jednotli.
ySch ndrodd Drahota n~cpostihla
jenom ndrody porazenf, n(brz /
narody yit6znt stciul jake W Val.
&c syet0vf.
20 yhlce prayidclDt df8hota Il.
drzoyala 50 dele Y zcmfch poraze.
nczli yittzngch v obcanskf
yalce arncrickf drabota byla yetsf
v statcch jiznich nczli seyernicb
yzhlcdcm k ned6yefc kl konfcdc
ra6nlm pcntzhm a take pc skoncc-
nj ydlky hospoddfskt pomery ma
jim pomalcji pfiebazely do nor.
malu nelli v oblastech sevcrnich.
pfitiDou byla ovsem take !
.tkoltUst, Ne j prdmysloyG ncbyl
d. q mify yyvinat jako sever o
20 y6lec ncbyly bncd dobre 1ro.
dy
Pokles vysokg cb zen, jcz naslc.
20 obeauskt yalee. byl vel.
nj pozyolny. Papika V roce 1873,
xtera prodlonzila apatnf tasy, by
b jcdnou NJ soncasfek toboto pro-
'cssu Aysak byl znafng f6zdil.
uezi pomhry. Dastagsfmi Y roceI
I873, a pomfry dnes cxistujlcfni
Y rocc 1873 jeyjl ~ Primo boroE
" stayebDf rneh. kdezto Y dobe
tObot0 stavcbnibo rnebu|
u nedosfaya
Y dhslcdku vysokfc zen N OBJ.
yalky dosIo X obroyitf
obehodn ToyarDi vgroba
'ychIe zfhstala o zeleznifni IiuieI
rozbifovany do rdzngch hastlI
.emt staylIy ~ zeIczDice D pre-.
.ot . easfo ! v kraJipaeb. kdc III.
zelezuie ncJcyila w jcsft
PofifaIo ~, NJ ~zeIezuiee|
yfo pomobon yybndoyati novel
srajjDy = DO jistt mlry byla tol
zasada Aysak Y milo zgIid |
krajjuaeb Doyf zeicznicel
nfIy JeDom nepafrnk pfljmy D
'ltfzky molly pfijfh teDrye VI
pozdtjM A tak zeleznifuiI
poIelDosfi tror0sdjIy dIuby, pod
leN bfrmenem kIeAaIy Tyto din.
y btJy mad jeJieh <sjly<
KOwffoIor mknY odhadi, M VI
MI Jefeeb, kbnffDlob rokem is75,
fmfF dys bitIioDy doiIsrb vtno.
Inn byIo IN zsIeznihG sfsyby JoI
yfa suma obroysks m III dobu
Avkr4 rnAe kGslttYofAl,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-09
Budeme miti spatne
easy?

V posledni dob6 mnoho mlnvI
Sc O moinosti paniky o spatnyefl
casa Jiste uddlosli Y poslednieh
dncch nasvtdeoyaly poruchdm Y
hospodafskf staybe nasi zem6 Il "a
jcnom ayfsilo obayy, jez po6aly
"a iiz yysloyogati pred nekolika
tydny 0bmczcnf Gyeru yyprodcje
r1zutho zbozi N eeny 0 poznani
menki nez do ttto DOLBY pfeyl6d0.
jici, ruscni objedndyek n iiut Vie.
vs. wkldddny jsou Y ten smysI,
" obchodnici u bankefi nejakou
panikm cekaji.
Aysak yctsina tdchto obuy jest
bezpodstatnou Je praydou, ~ Il.
yer byl %obmczeh, ale toto obmcze,
nj jeyilo So nutnosti, ably ucinGna
byla pfltrz diyoke spekulaci, jez
rozmohla Sc v zemi po uzayfcni
pfimefi a jcz snadno mohla poru.
xii h%ospod6fskg ziyot zeme Toto
obmezeni 1yetn jc ylastnf opatfr-
MIN opatrnostnim, ably panice So
zabrdnilo DO zeme IN y6lky n po
yalee nahrmulo Ne tolik pence. VI
pfirozen9m yYslcdkem toh0 byla
1ytroyd inflaee, 70 jest obrovskt
hronadtni 1yer1. Move n move
podnlky ttmef denne byly zaklay
ddny y obroyskgm kmenoygm ka.
pithlcpl Move tyto podniky doza.
dOyaly 80 hyern ku sygm opera
elm q namnoze We jim no take do.
stale. Move podniky oysem mohou.
zlepsiti hospodhfskg stay zem6, q.
wax k 2aklddam jich j. yzdy fife
ba skntetnt potfcby. Nesmi jich
byti pfilisnt mnozstyi Obmczeni.
1ytru, jak Sc oeekaya. zastayi tu-
10 spcknlaci d take zabrani inye.|
stoyani penez do podnikh ccny
problcmatickt, jiclz gyrojiIo SO
yelikf mnozstyf We ysech statech
Unie.
Prynim dobrfm yyslcdkem fo
hoto obmezcnf dyGru bylo easteG
ne poklesnuti cen ntktergch IL
yofnfeh potfcb 4 zastaycni inge.
stoyabi penfz do podnikG riskant
Mich Nelson v tonic obmczcnf HI
dDe zn6mky nadcbazejici paDiky
IN uYntjsiho systemu fcdcralnieb
: reserynich bank ncni TAX snadao
yyyolati uncle pauiku finaneni
PrfinysIoyf paniky nebude, ponf
yadz yGtsina americkgch toyamDI
il podDikd jakfbokoliy dfnhn ma
dosnd dobrf odbyt ma syojc VI
robky y dojdc.li X zlepseni yaluty|
cyropskf Y dobt dohlednf, tcntoI
odbgt udrzcu bnde ma mnohoI
D0dchazejfefoh rok6.
Obmczenl dvlm dohuato ob
cbodniky, ably 6dprodali nfeo ze
svgcb zAsob M ceny suizent. Vet.
siDa wIkYeh obcbodh poffcbujr
Duttlt 6yfrn anebo hotOygeh Pr.
nh k noY5m n5knpdm Il ryeblfm
odprodeJe,n pfi mcnsfeh yYttzcfeh
byjo umozutno jim zfsksfi bbtoyf
kdyz nVtr nebylo mozuo tax snaJ
10 ziSksti Velkoobcbody uepoyo.
JDJf dDcs dloubf lbhty M zapla.
eeDi zboM II n f0h0 ddv0dn OBJ.
chodhm Deuf mOzno bfz b0f0vffb
zlskati yelkt zasoby r0znfbo zbo
n Y noygcb nak1peeh oysem
obeh0duicj buden vclice opatfug
mi, poDsgaN ykeebno nasyfdruje
tomu NJ V Dedaleke bydonenosti IL
yeJkoobcbodof eeny ntkterFch pol
tfeb p1kiesn0Dfj mDsl. Eude ~
knpoyAno JeDom toIlk, kolik ne
vybuufeInh IN tfeba pro dobu pre-
ebodDoD<
w zvykovan6 eeD znaEnou M0hul,
bsaIa okolDosfl N bdh knpoyaI
bez rgzmysln n bez ohledn m ~.
ny, NakDp fakoyfbo druhD OWEN
in patti mjnniosfi q ida ion no
spod5vntJ slmI TON obmezeDl III
kup1 ssJao seboa poysde X sDizo.
ysnl zen, nebot eeny fldi ~ dopo,
sud z5k0nem poptayky . zasDby
ve1xS nAkupy p>tyt y1zsEs
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-09

w Wmt. kicFt W NAleo mel, .,
heele ellr
Tala pamoena pthcc iAsln NJ
pluala naAr slly Caste nfineseH
polher snamenela rngurnhaant ,
heti M siranS nakl. sra,e uhse 4
chola Nsak u%eopfasAuie s,5i
iAdusli nhAehnm napFavoNnli ssi
chm % 10 napvast VIOLA Tnp
lpks pruhltm naltlal ~ ptr,i u
ympou 80 900 lct rafihrad dcsla
se dn mont rurkn ! " titiny D
oslaini csronske mma neic,ils d
rhoiu ally p%oskyily pnmueuul
rnhn fisi R,ganiinsks reprve ~
Ii& kdy 1urpi doragcli W. M bra
ny samoint Nidne, prohndily n
vclkt cvroprkt stalN NJ syt Tho
sicinosli. V u nhvili NJ teprye II
vsilomdlN. ~ doyolily, nhy furc
sauiai velk6 a,nr@lnd oblasli po
del doleisiho iokn DunaIe u DO
M PAX naslcdoyalo pct set le.
lnhtho a krvHy6ho zdrasu ably
napraveny hyIy stare omyly,
Toto turerke nehozueei hvlo
pfitinou, ~ utvotena hyla fist
takouskosuhefskd pcrsonalni "
mic mcgi icdnolliyymi stdty, ohro.
1onTmi tureckou ntocnosti, ysak
potrvala M do syttoy6 yalky, ae.
koliY jcii %oprdynoni ddyno pa.
ifilo minulosti u 6cskt historic
vine, le testi yojaci nejcdenkrdlc
boiovali statctn6 proti Turtinhm
pfi Dunaii n nell %znatuou z6sluhu
o 10, 2e ncbczpeci pro fisi rakous-
ko.uhcrskou pomerne zahy bylo
odstrancno, P0yestnt "cerne 70.
ty", kter6 tolik strachu nahdn6ly
n iolik skod jim natropi.
~, byly slozcny y6tsinou y yojdhd
Geskych, znamenit$ch TO bojovni-
kd, yy~cyi6en$ch p~oslednimi husit.
SIX ymi hejtmany. Veisina Z Mich
neipryc bojoyala pod Janem il
skron 2 Brand}sa v horni zemi
uhcrskG II kdyz ncbylo zde iiz pro.
No zam6stndni, nechala sc nayer.
pro yaIku 4 Tnrky. Tito de-
stf yojdci p%oyazovali v6lku IN
,yoje fcmeslo a jake bojQyici ne
nell sobe royn$ch a pfekonayali
b~oioynfky tnreckd, ....-
Rusko takttz vykonalo svnj dn.
Y boji prot tureck6mu %nebczpeei
Y poslednieh ttcch etyrtinach sto.
.cti pfi nekoliha pfilezitostech 20.
'azilo Turky mn hlavu Il bylo s.
% odstraniti jejich panstyi y f.
yropy, aysak yldy bylo mu V tom
,abraneno anglickym a n%emeckym
Eyropsk6 yclmoci nechtG-
~ IN zadnou cenu dovoliti, ably.
stale Sc pancm Cafihradu
Anglie zyIGsf stayela Sc prot H.
lkani Cafihradu Ruskcm nepr6.
'clsky, ackoliy ylastn6 nczname-
lalo TO do IL miry ohro2eni jcjich
zdjmh, jak sc tehdejsi
lnelitti statnici domysIcli. 60 by
,yla Angle usetfila NJ cenn@cb
kdyby nebyla vdti Kusku
ak sobcckou, A. kdyby IN Bospo
u byIo panem Rusko, sotwa Ne.
necko by pojalo byl0 myslcnku
IA r%ozsifeni syGho panstyi ia
Vgchod a hlaynf pfi6ina
yalky mohla byti jiz ddy-
~ Odstranena A toto sobcctvi q
,csbody mczi eyropsk uni yelmo.
'cmi isou nyni pfitinou, ~ pan
.tyi Trkh Z Eyropy nebude 1plne
,dsiran6no, aGkoliy je k tomu ncj
epki ~DfileIitnst,
Spojent Staiy byIy pro odstra-
Ieni ylhdy Turku = Eyropy. Proc
Iynf jsou zadany, ably sialy sci
Itastnjkem udraoydni situacc, jcz|
z protiynou jejich nazorn, neniI
asno Armcnic jc cdsti probIfmu,
resent pfislusi yghradn6 u
rope N Angle, Francie q %ItalioI
g dobodirou o pfekonaji when
Iou zarliyost b sobectyi, jez jsou
pflcinon udrzeni v Europe
ktera 20 TAX Jlonho uraze
. c%iyilisaci ne syebo sidla in Ila
On Roha potfeba ably Afncrika
mandat mad Armcnii,
celia zmizf.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-10-14
BIG MEMBERSHIP DRIVE

To thte County and Local Officers of
the National Wheat Growers
Association in the various Counties
of Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas and
Nebraska:
You are requested to put on
drive for membership in your local
tiles, and if there are any shipping
points in your Counties unorganized,
organize them, commencing October
goth, continue drive until Saturday,
October Both, advertising from start
county meeting to be held in County
Seat of each County at 200 o. m,
October Both. Let US do our best
to make the membership of each local
Zoe per cent. We are using every
effort to make these four states 100
per cent for the National Wheat
Growers Association.
The Wall Street Journal says
when the farmers promptly market
their wheat after harvest they are
performing the duties of good cit
liens. But when in collision with
other farmers he holds back that
wheat at cost of storage and insur-
ance he ceases to be farmer and be-
comes merely an uninteIIigent spec
ulator."
H. J. Waters of the Kansas City
Star, says: ''Is it not fair for the
Wheat Growers to employ the same
principle in the distributing and
marketing of other basic commod-
tiles? Has not the farmer all the
rights that every other producer has
IN selling the results of his labor?"
Yes, and we are going to apply that
principle. The men who have fatted
from our labor under the old plan of
marketing our wheat and who have
manipulated prices to our great dis
advantage are becoming desperate
and are using all kinds of propaganda
to scare US. just sit steady and
market your wheat as it is needed
(and it will all be needed) and you
will get a better price than if you
rush it to market. Everybody get
busy. Snend a day or two in this
drive and we will go over the top.
This is very important battle.
A. Slaughter,
National Organizer
Wakita, Okla.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-10-14
Why Encourage the Professional
Beggar2

Last week there came to the Secre-
tary of the Chamber of Commerce a
young woman with a piteous plea
that her husband was very Ill, that
she had two little children and they
were in absolutely destitute circum-
stances and needed help to get to her
husband in Lincoln, Nebraska The
Secretary patiently questioned her
and finally elected the information
that her 'sick" husband instead of
being in Lincoln, was two miles out
on the road in an automobile, and the
only symptom of his illness she could
think of was that he had been unable
to eat his dinner. Anxious, however,
to give her the benefit of the doubt,
arrangement was made for her hus-
band to be received at the hospital
for immediate treatment, and she
and her children were to- be taken
care of by the county commissioners.
She left the office of the Secretary
promising to go get her "sick" nus
band and bring him in Immediately
for this care. Instead, however, she
merely went on around town begging
and never showed up again at the
Office.
This is merely an instance of the
cases which are daily investigated by
the Secretary of the Chamber of
Commerce, who happens also to be
Secretary of the Ellis County Advis-
ory Board of the Salvation Army,
who are in touch with the various
institutions of the Salvation Army
which are prepared to take care of
all deserving individuals. Report all
beggars to the Chamber of Commerce
for investigation and save your
money for really worthy causes. This
is for your protection against i'm
posters If you really wish to help
worthy persons in hard luck, send in
your subscription to the Ellis County
quota of $3.50 for the Salvation
Army. part of which fund will be left
in this county for emergency cases.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-10-14

which. permit them to store their
wheat and secure credit upon their
warehouse receipts. If this plan
proves to be practical here, immed-
late steps will be taken to get such a
plant in operation in Hays
The new Good Roads Committee
is as follows: John O'Loughlin, Alex
Schueler, and H ]. Oldham. Any
road complaints should be made to
one of these men and the matter viii
be Immediately taken up with the
County Commissioners.
A committee composed of Geo.
Philip, Jr., H. W. FeIlers, and Carl
Leiker, will assume the responsibility
of endeavoring to secure the removal
of unsightly buildings which mar the
appearance of our city and in some
instances are sources of danger to
autoists because of shutting off the
view.
The finished program viii be an
nounced as soon as the Board of
Directors can complete their plans.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-10-14
Chamber of Commerce Launches
Program


At the Chamber of Commerce
luncheon last Tuesday, H. J. Tholen,
newly elected President, cited some
of the outstanding features of the
program to be undertaken by the
Chamber of Commerce this year.
Chief among these features, is a
program to pave five different streets,
and committees have been appointed
to circulate petitions in each case.
Hays has been halted a little on its
having program on account of the
high prices of labor and material but
as these are coming back to a reason
able basis, there is no reason why we
should longer delay our paving pro-
gram.
a Committee composed of c. G.
Cochran and R. L. Ward, has been
appointed to renew our efforts to OBJ
tain a new railroad station and
freight depot for Hays. This propo-
sition was pushed hard last year but
the finances were in such shape that
no improvements were undertaken by
the railroads anywhere. However,
it is the purpose of this committee to
see that this is one of the first inn
provements undertaken by the Union
Pacific.
Another committee, composed of
E. A. Rea and Harvey Penney, has
been appointed to renew negotiations
with the government to secure for
Hays a Federal building. The amount
of business transacted IN the Hays
postoffice is more than sufficient to
warrant a respectable building.
Still aother committee, composed
of ]. S. Bird and Jake Brull, was ap-
pointed TO investigate the feasibility
of a new mill and storage elevator
for Hays In Canada, the farmers
can control the price Of wheat be-
cause of their large storage elevators
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-10-14
Proclamation by the National Wheat
Growers Association
Wichita, Kansas, October

Wichita, Kansas, October 6, 1920
To avert national calamity
caused by the decline in the price of
wheat to less than half its cost of
production, the National Officers and
Board of the Wheat Growers Assoc
iation of the United States hereby
issues a proclamation to all wheat
producers of the United States and
Canada to suspend the delivery of
wheat to market from the farms AZ
o. M, Standard time, October 25.
1920. until the price of good wheat
has retraced its downward plunge
and is stabilized at $500 a bushel 9t
the growers terminal market. We
ask al presidents of county and Local
wheat growers associations, of the
National Wheat Growers Association
to coll = special meeting of their
members on Saturday. October %. Of
n. m at the County Seat of each
county 70 ratify this proclamation
and to adopt means to put it into eff
feet on the above stated time.
We urgently and fraternally invite
patioral end state officers of all farm
organizations of the United States
and Canada to adopt and indorse this
proclamation and action and to take
such necessary steps to inform the
wheat growers in their mem bershin
of This movement and induce them tn
act in unison and harmony with all
wheat producers throughout North
America to the end that the price of
-rhoat nav be advanced and stabIl-
lied at $500 bushel for good wheat
- the growers terminal market, this
being the cost of production on ten
year average yield per acre.
We further invite agricultural col
to- +otn
hoerds of agriculture, national, state
aod county farm bureaus, chambers
of commerce, union labor and all
organizations and associations inter
osted in the public welfare and pros
nervous times to indorse and encour-
zoe this international effort of wheat
growers to stabilize the worlds great
est food crop at cost of Production
to the end that they be not BANKRUPT
ed and incapa citated to continue the
production of wheat.
We believe that the decline in the
price of wheat below half the cost OF
production and still declining rapidly,
effects all classes of citizens dis
astrously and will if not restored, re
suit in an industrial and financial
panic equal to any preceding ones
for the following reasons:
1. The decline in wheat price
pulls down with it the price of all
other farm products.
2. 1t will result in driving hun
dreds of thousands of farmers to in
dustriaI centers to compete with
union labor for jobs that pay better
than farming.
8. Low prices for farm products
viii kill the farmers consuming power
by rendering him unable to buy high
priced commodities he needs, thus
eliminating one-half OF the consum-
ing power of the United States.
4 Low prices for products and
labor viii result in high priced dol
lars with which TO pay our billions OF
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debts. That will result in virtually
doubling the debt. Since the debt
was made with cheap dollars they
should be kept cheap until it is paid
off.
5. Wheat growers expenses for
labor and equipment in raising this
years wheat crop was the highest
average in the last ten years. Now
that the price is cut in two he stands
to lose half his investment in labor
and overhead expense in its produc-
ton.
6. As the average consumer pays
only one and a half cents a day to
the wheat grower for every dollar
per bushel of its price, or one-haIf
cent per meal, three dollar wheat
would cost the consumer only Az
cents day or u cent a meal, as
the wheat growers share. That
could not be a hardship on anyone
for his primary food.
z. Forcing down the price of
wheat now while the grower is sell
ing is the board of trade gamblers
device to get possession of it at the
lowest possible price regardless of its
cost to the producer. Then after it
gets in their possession, they will
uClu II OH LHS ana run the
price I'D to an exhOrbitant price per
bushel on the boards of trade and the
consumers will get no benefit from
TIE sacrifice now being made by the
wheat producers.
This proclamation and action by
the Wheat Growers is to stop this
scheme of the gamblers in wheat to
hold up the public for hundreds of
millions of dollars in tribute to pro-
fteering wheat dealers and to give a
fair' wage and overhead expense to
tn growers of wheat who began in
vesting both in this wheat over ff-
teen months ago. In the present price
of wheat we have lost all our years
wages and part of our necessary
overhead expense. and this move is
an effort to restore our wages and
lost investment in wheat production.
and wei ODenly submit our cause to
the consideration of a fair minded
and Justice loving people.
We ask all news agencies. all agri-
cultural papers, all organs of farmers
organizations and all publications in
terested in the general welfare and
rros7eritv of the United States and
Canada to please publish this pro
clamation IN full that all may know
our movement and the reasons there
for.
By order of National Executive
Board,
W. F. McMichael. Natl Pres
W. H. McGreevey, Natl Sec.-Treas
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