Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-08

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fa1 1I01 81 prices lae n|eh cnsl
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every homo ). the dloM pressing a.
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sfh|lm problem Nh|fli ronIronls %.
tamf 81 the sources nI ibis trouble
rau hf fcafAfd BY legislation al.
N'n'IAIl l.ii w. hlfi everything thar
fan b. cfierled hf law should be
done n once
prof|lcrrIne. rharrlne Of exlor
ilounlc and unjuslIficd prices
which s slppid ~ well A. unlawful.
arc subject now 10 ample punitive
laws Thrar laws should b. en
forced others n necessary coded
nrd lllr Offenders. birth great and
email. should be- nnrsucd ard pun
lshed.
The most essential remedy Tot
hifh costs inf litInel - 10 keep up
and increase nIrnncl|nu. ami parlic
ularly should every effort hr made
10 ndsunre The productivity nf ihr
farms.
~fhc phrase goscfnmenl owner
ship ucans moi only that the gov
crnIneni shalt own tllc railroads. hul
also, u Is TO BE- feared. that lhosr
who run ne railroads shall own he
government. General eovcfnmcnl
ownership under our political sys
tenn would inevitably hiring about
the mastery ~ the government hy
those WIN operate lhe machinery of
transportation ur ~ any other in
duslrles which come into govern
tneni posucesiuu. The righfs Of lhe
FeneroI public. Tor whom a|l indus
tries exist euuld disappear under
this scheme. and nothing would b.
left 10 The people except The duty
of paying taxes 70 support lhr
roads.
"Oyer coo Americans have been
murdered ln Mexico. Carranra in
suited The American government IN
every possible way. and still moth
inE wns done. We fell ~ law that
when an American was selxcd hy
one of The many hands ol hrlgands
and held for rsnsom. all that the
government Of iha United states
would DO was ~ offer 10 BE- the
channel for conveying the ransoin
of their ciiifens W the hirhwaymru
who had seized them
~Wu have watched amt waited
lonH enough We need firm hand
al The helm. The llnm has come 10
put an end 10 this Mexican s.lua.
ilou. which is shame 10 the United
States and . disgrace 10 civilization
n we are lo take part Ia pnciiylng
and helping the world. lel ~ begin
here ai hoinc, n Ncxico.
let the Mexlcuns cnoosr ~ their
president some strong and upriehl
man who Is friendly t0 The United
slaiea give him a real and cordial
support. and 10 strengthen ami up.
hold him that he viii be- able 10
cxierminalc ihr bandits and put an
efd lo the unceasine civil wnr.
When the nrmlslice with Ter.
many was signed the course 70 b.
pursued was clear. That course
was 10 make the peace with Ger.
many al once aud lhcn take up for
reasonable considcruiin the q,irs.
lion ~ establish such ulurc rcla
lions with our associates In the war
a. would make Cor The future peace
Of The world This Mr.. Wilson pre-.
vented. Ne weIt 10 Europe.
"llc apparently had oaly one alma.
70 be The maker OF league Of which
be should he the head. Ne was de-.
ieTmlnrd that there should b. y
league ~ nations then and there.
and W order 70 nulllfy lhe powers