Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-12-09

They have their members and agents
In every country. No matter what
country they individually owe alle-
gience, they all play the same game
of keeping the gold in their own hands
ard getting as much ore as possible.
Oppose Peace for Gold.
"'The gold they got turned into a
curse for them. Hoardcd gold earns
nothing-it must be kept turning. maxi
ing a profit, or the bankers lose its
control. Peace time stable conditions
don't turn it fast enough. The way
to make 1t work hard and. often Is to
create great demand for it in the
form Of loan-but always currency
and not gold loans, -" : t. .
"The way to make a big demand for
loans is to create "a war. This group
of International bankers consider fos:
tering, starting and fighting a war as
nothing more or less than creating AN
active market for money The voting
men from Is TO so fight the war and
are MANNED or killed. The internat-
ionalists are safe and prosperous. "a
Three years ago said that 1 in
tended to- put every ounce of brains
and energy into stopping war. / never
meant anything more earnestly. And
that's why want Muscle Shoals. see
the way to point the path to peace of
eliminating the root of war and this
will do more good than 1000 years of
agitation.
Can Be Controlled.
1.-The essential evil of gold In its
relation to war is that 1t can be con-
trolled. Break the control and you
stop war, and the single way to break
the control of these international Jew
ish bankersLthe way to end their ex-
ploitation Of humanity forever--is to
remove gold as q basis for the cur
rency of the world. The idea of gold
as money basis is nothing more or
less than the conception Of the Jew
ish bankers" they knew that they
could control the capital Of the world
BY combining to control the worlds
gold."''. ''..'' ~
"How will congress take to this?"
Mr.. Ford wassasked.
"I don't know as to that, but I'll bet
that the average American citizen will
see the righteousness, the <soundness
and the common sense Of. this thing.
mo matter what becomes of this
suggestion, shall act 80 that no
money speculator will make anything
out of Muscle Shoals, even if have
to buy all the bonds myself.
when buy the bonds I will see
that the interest is paid on them. Un-
dcrstand, that am suggesting how
this propect can be financed In q, bet
ter way, but 10 this is not done. we
will stand ready to do our utmost to
save the people from the enormous in
terest charges. by takirg it ourselves
and turning it back into the plant.
a.. Wants TO complete.
my ambition is not to own Muscle
Shoals, but to complete it, develop it,
get 1t working and then fix it up SO
that it can never pc exploited for ,pri-
vate ends, but shall always remain the
service, of, all the people, their own
property, operstea for their own bene7
TT"
The Ford party arrived ut noon Sat-
urday by special train from Nashville.
On it were Henry Ford his wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Edsel Ford and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas A. Edison When they pull
ed into the station the whole popula-
ton of Florence greeted them with
cheers. The people hereabouts. seem
to consider the Detroit manufacturer
as a. second Messiah, coming to lead
them out of bondage Of undeveloped
-. 1t