"The recent labour situation in Nueva Ecija is another ease in point. This and similar disturbances cannot be attributed alone to labour unrest oF to secret societies. There fare deeper causes. One is that the masses are sufficiently educated to resent exploitation by a small favoured class. This class is now being so increased by the prevalent type of secondary education, that in some cases members are' driven to practise extortion upon the masses, Such causes of unrest fare symptomatic and may be pected to become more rather than less frequent. One remedy lies in education, but only in an education whose aim takes account of these problems."—Reuter's Pacific Ser.
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