The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-09

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INrf.' That IH H condition dlH.
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.u hF chance caused MIN io I,'F'
America I1Hi SUNNI W'I ana 'hHi HiN'"
thru Do" h1H Dozen "''f m"r'l sour %
and v'. Germany. In contact Win
tuo middle uuI l1nor'uF DI1"H'. ~"
hl7 observed closely 'N' ,1nlI N.N'
among tho mIdd|r.rluH Officials. 90"
chauioa. skilled ana unthlIlrl labor
oIs OF nU classes ~ Do H always
Nrll 20 look Tor propaganda lu au'u
volunteered Information ll lH. proper
tn udi thnt MI huni'r IliutlF hh-
uouurcs that ho i8 replying io tho
statements hn hlH aogn lu American
newspapers TO tho rIItct thli b't.
man Industry i8 ahuud1ntly supplied
with orders 0ud that tho wlrkora
well clothed. lIuWoF'r. unlho mo
average German no replies hoi with
argument, but with ilFuIcH.
OF tho classes under review tho
farmer is admittedly tho most pros
porous.
Thauks.to the Schlclchnndlcr who
occupies iu Germany a position Ike
unto that OF the hootloggor IN our
own country tho farmer has sue
ccssfully sct at uourht laws govern
ing the prices M hF products Hud'
long ago there weren't enough stock
ings iu tho homo 10 hold al hlS
savings. Next 60 him stands the
tradcsman, especially tho ono VINO
deals iu articles Of daily cunaump-
ton. Those two arc fully os pros
perous as they were before tho war
regardless of tho Diminished pur.
chasing power of their marks. and
II is "a different story win tho
others. In the last quarter OF lp2l
the monthly earnings Of tho average
official or lahorer lay between 1000
and 2,70O marks, from which must
be deducted tax OF 10 per cont
withdrawn at the source. From rs
90 SO marks a day net. These were
considerable advances over the
wages OF midsummer, at which date
Reef, - marks per pound.
Pork IS marks.
Margarine 10 marks.
Buttor % marks
l}lOatcrs, marks.
Salt herrlngs, 90 pfonnlgs apiece.
Flight of Prices.
But by December beef was nt lb
marks. pork az 2-, margarine at 81,
butter at 40, bloatcrs Ht AZ and the
herring at 1 mark 40. { All these
prices were for average Of SECOND
rato qualities. But the flight Of
priceB had only began. A mans
shirt. which cost 50 marks at tho
end OF september, was held at 2la
at the beginning OF December. MIX
was at marks q liter In August and
go In January. Eggs rose from
2.2O 20 . marks apiece. Potatoes
quoted at from 60 to so marks a
HNONl ll lIl WV lAll NN'A'A l''ANN'''l
$50 marks at tho turn of tho year.
Even inland pastngc jumped from
60 pfennigB 10 2 marks. OF course,
this ala not affect adversely tho man
with shirts or potatoes 20 sell--ur
the visitor from abroad with dollar.
or sterling 20 swap for degraded
marks hut wJgcH followed prices ai
snail's pnce, In January they mad
gone up about 20 per cent over tine
average OF Sopt"moor Ihe oiicla
or lohorer had To- give three hours oI
effort Tor = pound oI margarine aut
-FOUR for a pound or puucl.
Actually tho unskJled lahoIoI
was the greatest SUFFERER llls lo
was none TOO hhppN ~ lne plo-Ma
DAYS. When Iun oth'r HeImaha pros
perity was roIllng IN on ever mount
ing udcF, nut ~ ~ worse TO-DAY
sklllcd lapor' Whlth ls also wen or
eani2ed, mas been aple 10 Wlest SOM
advances from mo indusirlahsta VIII
the increase m costs ColnparHllNo
~, however. lho oll aus Whl'n III
cludes teachers or an fanks--haN
hhd the EreateHt reNStScS. Ihvy us''
90 look upWn upon thr mana WORKER
OF all kinds from tho heights OF TOP
hated black-coatcd respcttaplulN
Today, they TOO, nave lost thuuGh
OF appearance, Shabblness no Ion
ger counts. \ full stomach and ina
with which 90 fcnd of cold am
damp are the lures for ambition,
The subject OF taxes is a tondc
one 10 an Germans. who protest bit
tprly against tho 1gltTf ION thaf they