Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-04-06

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XVANPs visit to Washington may have something do with
French finances Bankers gossip that France within the next
month may have financial crisis
If you think has big problem its national
The total of the French people last 5000
100000 francs Her of government 48OOOO0OOOO
francs. - go go
That's equivalent Uncle Sam spending $25 100000 600
year government the basis Of the American peoples yearly
omst Of the Chase National Bank, New York,
The France says M Marsa late French min
about 245 600 1000 francs exchange
That's about oneha of Frances national wealth In other words
France mortgaged SO cent of her value
National wealth of the United States about O00OO000
000 the Investor and Trader If had national
debt of $245000O0O0O0 we'd be Frances boat We're only
about ten times better off than France
INCIDENTALLY you hear lot of loose talk about the French
people being taxed heavily enough According the French
commission the United States French dnect and ndec
the equivalent of $l for and
Is wonder France put Germanys pocebook
through a lemon squeezer?
France has ighu financial problem her hands, and this
must be recognized by her creditors with spirit of tolerance
THE BIGGEST laid against grain by American gov
hurts instead of helps both the Western grain
and the American bread
1t the railroad from the wheat country Of the Middle
West 10 the Atlantic seaboard
Under this today 38 to ship bushel of
wheat from Minneapolis to New York.
At the time only II a busheI to ship the
amount of wheat from Argentina to New York
hat amounts tariff of 70 bushel against the Ameri
Even Congress should the provision of the emergency
tariff bill establishing import duty of 40 cents bushe wheat
or than half the protection would be wiped by
transportation charges
This merely the situations emphasizing the necessity of
revision of existing railroad
Amy reduction in railroad wheat from the Middle West
to the coast will help the farmer exactly much corresponding
import tariff
will help the railroads by giving them
traffic that not now being moved according of the
situation.
IF existing continued says one cabinet Official who
has studied the situation carefully may expect the whole At
anc seabord be fed with Argentine wheat and all demand for
wheat and all demand for American wheat for export
The effect of existing freight rates on our grain market nI
typical OF their effect whole and industrial fabric
They threaten to put the railroads recevership by Tu
he whole railway situation all aspects must come HID
Tor revison-and that at onceI ~
SOME PEOPLE cling disappointment as it were the pearl Of
great Prce oiled in cherished plan they lament
their hard luck with that worthy better cause
stead much harm through the time energy and enthusiasm
20 much OF the worlds enthusiasm is lost crying over split milk
small wonder that there mediocre people in the
That something the wise OF course there ALWAYS
fst shock OF the disappointment which the altering of our
plans and Tor the things may dark But once we
b o1oa necessity abandoning plan should do and
WISE We shall find that after ALL the disappointment was really
blessing in disguise O''0 :"
Now many boy girl the has been broken hearted at
world only later to thank all their lucky stars that thew scand b
World only later to thank all their lucky that they escaped he
simply signal shifting our sails accord
I'D M hoV nreezes that are bearing coveted goal
The real history of the World written in national debt,
N- 1913
IN the bush. ~ TWO sn-f"'e tons
tied right away quick - pf want " set
Anplane flight l4OOO-feet altitude restored sosb 70
mute. 1t make most of US lose voices
If you the Hardngs just think of the mud that's
into their White House by the food of sight-seers.
The old fashoned efficiency expert who used to wear tortoise
spectaciea carries volume of graphcharts that look III
Autographs Of lightning.