You must learn how the Financier tricks you by the aid of a stool pigeon whom you are made to believe is your friend. You must put your leaders on the spot and force them to publicly announce whether they are for INTEREST or against it.
 Do not think that because an organization has a high sounding name that it is on the level. The biggest swindlers use the most pretentious appellations for organizations that ensnare and defraud the people.
 One of the first lessons the people must learn as they arouse, themselves from their lethargy is that the financier has agents in every one of their organizations.
 The financier’s agent is usually the Leader or else he is the man or woman in the background who gives instructions to the Leader on how to fool the rank and file of the organization.
 During my life I have been connected with many Industrial, Professional, Man­u­fac­tur­ing, Distributing, Merchants, Political and Labor organizations and never have I known one that was not influenced by an agent of the financier in its operation policy.
 As a manufacturer and promoter of various industrial and professional enterprises I was invited to visit almost every city and town in the United States by the different civic bodies and manufacturers and merchants associations, which afforded me a good opportunity to learn who backed all of their organizations. I discovered thereby that it was invariably the financier who pul­led the strings that made all of the Leaders jump.
 What chances have the people to get a square deal when all of their organizations are controlled by agents of the financiers who set them to fighting against one another just as they do in dog fights and cock fights?
 The financiers actually control every avenue of publicity in America today. They decide just what the people shall read; just what they shall hear over the Radio; just what they shall see upon the screen; just what they shall learn in Public Schools, just what they shall learn in Colleges. The financier educates the people from the day they are born until the day of their death and the most educated man is the Fi­nan­cier’s man.
 By and through the control ot every avenue of publicity and learning they teach the people to fight for and applaud, as heroes, the very men who betray them.
 Just recently an agent of the financiers called thousands of workingmen out on strike and gave them bricks to throw at soldiers. Another agent of the financiers called out the soldiers and told them to shoot the workingmen when they threw bricks. So a large number of workingmen were killed.
 Did the workingmen gain anything by following those orders? No. Did the In­dus­tr­i­al­ists gain anything when the workingmen were killed? No. Who, then, did gain anything? The financiers, of course. How? They got control of the industry on account of the strike, and humiliated the workingmen by