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LIQUOR RAID MAY CAUSE TROUBLE WITH JAPANESE
THE SAPIRO PLAN
And THE SOUTH
SEVENTH ARTICLEl
By Victor Victor

SEVENTH ART1CLE(
The proceeding six of short of
their if they have carried conviction three
points:
First that the sapo pan applied cotton any
other scheme suggested short aid to the
cotton farmer and fixing prices the
the cotton will tend stabilize the market
the present economic distribution the
grower ar and reasonable profit the making of his product
Second that outside of the importance general farmer pros
p thus enhanced to the entire business fabric the Sapo plan
its details not only distinctly compatible existing Ameri
can business methods and existing structure will
bring direct benefits the southern merchant southern banker
and the entire southern business field
1--we add to these points which will be demonstrated
the concluding article The Sapio Plan
namely that the general buying public including of
all southeners will not suffer from the
the conclusion that the Sapro plan for cotton will be and
Deneflclent power working toward the general prosperity the
South cannot be avoided
In of all that has been said thing should be so obvious
as to need no elaboration here for intelligent person. time
will be consumed in stating truths which by time have
assumed the acceptance paude But of these
truths will be better understood upon certain others
one OF these is that correct cooperative marketing
ducts the most available and vital agricultural prosperity
to which the South give attention is that at the
en moment correct cooperative marketing of
important phase OF this matter to the South is the
entire South must demand of its farmers that they themselves
OF this new open sesame" to prosperity RIGHT NOW.
Government aid to farmers and which is being
obtained is splendid and important thing there is limit be-
yond which cannot without complete govern
mental theories and there additional limit beyond which will
not the southern farmer and the southern cotton
farmer particularly The South only section of the nation
ana cotton say nothing of other of its important
like tobacco peanuts distinctly product There
no need OF argument think the over not in the LIGHT
p what you think the Southern farmer deserves the light
CT what you actually believe he get Washington
Sethep the great remedy farmer and for the south
~ el eSpecay And correct cooperative maketng is
most needed and instantly available form of that sehep
intensified farming cheaper production dversicaon Of crons
are all great roads to which be to the limit B
10 make the farmer travel them requires both education which is
gradual process taking great time and the ability change both
present farming methods and the equipment ON southern
farms wh requires both time the disposal of he farmer and
modcum of wealth. Cooperative marketing which means on1 -
the last analysis the institution of business methods in the
e OF farm products both the speedily attanabe remedy
and the greatest In the South where has practically
heretofore can bring about complete of his
condition IN life for the Southern farmer than decade
Now all those who cry eve Observation-Disclosures lis co.
operative marketing of other crops besides cotton and give 70
quickly are sounding clarion call which should be heard and
eedeo by southern farmers and business Cane Hattera
" the o Orande But they fail comprehend at the same fine
that profitable market system for cotton is the
Oh the hou In the South they falling dangerous error
You cannot accomplish correct and profitable dversit e
farm production IN the South day still and must he
o some Time to come the greatest South Misery
ana rum through number of successive bad years in cotton while
y might accomplish system of agriculture in the South at
the end would mean penalty upon present generation too
" DC Do Is not the education and enlightenment that can
only through little leisure modest b,t stead ro
the best road along which travel gradually awav from orr
ent dependence upon cotton? r.
Must we lose comparative monopoly of one of the orde
necessities and the power hus far wased which goes with
we tai the world in the production of that necessity r.
which peculiarly sued-in order to become d e
ther things we Or shall mastery Of the Golden
mccoy staple while we peacefully and negenty about the busl
mess OF producing other things w and thus DESTROYING tic
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