'Liberty Bell' scans.  Copied from resist.com to big-lies.org

      The paternal Federal government is always looking after its people. For years that government prosecuted American Telephone & Telegraph Co. because it was a wicked "monopoly" and must therefore be "exploiting" the poor public—although it was, for a corporation, remarkably efficient and decent to its customers. And the Bell System had to defend itself for years in the courts. The great cost of the litigation fell on the taxpayers, who had to fee the prosecution, and on the users of telephones, who necessarily had to pay for the defense. Eventually, the Champions of the People won, and the A. T. & T. was dissolved into many new corporations. All this did a great deal of good, of course: shoals of lawyers can now retire to Florida and bask in the sunshine.
      The users of telephones got what they could expect from the Federal government's concern for their welfare. In some states—I do not know about all—the rates for telephones were immediately and drastically increased, and the subscribers now have to "rent" their telephones and pay more for the service besides. And in some newspapers one saw portraits of the president of the new state company, a Jew, grinning with satisfaction in the knowledge that goyim never learn.