Berlin, Nov. 28.
The meeting of the Federation of} German. Industries to-day animously passed a strongly worded esolution weleéming the Brueni Cabinet's financial and administrative reform programme and ex-Dressing the earnest hope that the Reichstag and the nation as a whole will rise to the' occasion, even Though the new bills will undoubiedly heap further heavy burdens on the shoulders of the German people fand cornbell all and each one to lower their standard of living. However, if was pointed out in the debate preceding the passing of the fetolution, this must be done in breer to prove that Germany is doing everything in her power to folGil her obligations and" has desire to force the issue as long as there ang hep, that before too tate, the eredi: or" rations. of Gerniaty! will recognize' the necessity of a re-arrangement of the reparations settlement.—Trans-Ocean Kuo Min,
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