The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-22

about farming or the problems OF the
farmer except IN \ theoretical way.
They are all swivcl-caHir farmers At
least txo II them cosild not plew a
. straight rev or harness = mule 10
save their soais from perditioR. One
K 4 candidate for office. one OF held
ing Office. anu the other Is a news
paper editor cannot qualify in this
class al farmers | actually farna al
this time about ) ,ssssu acres. and ] am
still holding on to Z remnant of :lsaoat
2.asts head Ut cattle out ef a former
here u iaJts,l Like the great mass
of far7aers. | have practically gone
iirsss- farming
i'rsur to the war YVES preparing
10 retire u usy Mississippi plantations
with al estimated wealth exceeding
g .aea. coo and with nominal indebted ;
ness. ] Went my full limit III response
IA the appeal of my country that i;
TOOK focG IL win the wa-. with the "a
s..lI that j have lost about ssiisss sss.s'
and na.e recently Rad TO have > ea-i-
ierea of say creditors Tor the par
pose 81 arranging an e--t-2s.un Of
time. on a4as. therefore. NerE read
ilx aaeeFst-fn. thai ] ana nos III the
frame of s4lrG lie talk about lsssisa-
lives. want 70 Gs.S1Tes the Taal
cause Of TIE trouble i that cause
/ : net 10 he frankly considered, Il
! ny freedom .. thought and speech IS
/ IL sse cu-salted. tiaen IL net desire
To s.ttenL
international bankers represented
b. Paul TArburg vlso came IL this
country onls 2 i-w years before tnc
w;2r and = chose bT,sths. IS head 81 ttae
great German banking .irnl ii War
burg Broil.erS. seemed II f- deter
mined IL control the Federal Reserve
system ii aGSh 4 Aas - ia III fi9Tef
ish the agricultural interests 81 amer
scsz in o.se~ III get cheap food ftss N
tigsIrs..i expansion, Oh III. Theory hist
~ fu-n sllllg cheap food nsatInl-ss gdr-
Ing interests caIs be aerelnNeo szna
we can capture ve.id financial fr.ssits-
That is the l..llis.. adopted .ssans s-a~s
ago 10y England and ol.T Of Witt
cane. t:s-s Nseca ana rum ~ is asE
culture ia taat country
Il Tia. speech hlch ] tains MAS
thu best that n. ever delivered ..1e.Sl
dent Harding during his estIIs ps. ign
sad that tisis country had rssst' ll.-s. tl1e
erusSru.les ana W. must uss.sl- Is IL
whether ~, would continue tae 81
s,sri. agr.cgiiasrsll prosperity winch
hs.d been sh0 foGns..tier q America
greatness. or whether We Would sac
risice agriculture for Ihe benefit 81 the
rl.snui.lc turing interests II that
speech Nj Harding clearly pointed
uui shaI + We sacrificed aErs 1itur-
the future ~ this nation would bc
uoaines. ~ has been the Ease Z. ~ s.s
nation which has followed that p.slicy
4nss he ni.asea himself - G0 ea II
~. power 10 maintain the ag-icastt.rsa
srs.ssgs.-rltv which Tor i hundred wears
naa been .ne foundation nj t,.e Prog
.esS q. fi.ls i.at.on III material tA-hSs
president Harding Is surrounded
l.y soT4e II TN. multi millionaire N
s'lsen>,-s ef>tns country Il x sis-.'is
IT. These irt.rences h. = III l.teTss fail
IL keep h.> TlAage u Iav -Aases1 an
,eople when he prom .ssd iG Is 81
lss his power TO s4fegu.rs. AMI uH'as,ild
: agricultural prosperity es.n fatailX
appreciate fA- dirscAitses under wssira
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