the Prime Minister of During the Meiji Era, ce-operative institutions were George W. Forves, formed on the German model in orter of New Zesland, fbi tne the hina aby der to give the farmer access to land Me. Harry Atmore, the Minister those resources which a capitalistic Jot Education forthe latter Domin: very serious national is," declared Dr. Hu, part, he whole fen. Mr. Herbert Hoover, the. Pre society provides for commerce and city industries, continued the Chinese nation ecesiced ident of the United States, and th ternational Labour Offees at Gene-speaker. These societies, he added. aimee main as ale vay also cabled best wishes. provide first, for money advances, sire, ne ok cee nly other event of interest secondly, for joint action in the meant hae, bore a mas during the day wax the admission purchase of supplies snd machinery, Seat Gab, Dears eter fof the delegates from the Phillipine and thirdly, for assistance in mar-Shore be roed One tal Suet non fapendent national group. Herete representatives of an in-crops.
Pendent national group. Here ponent riy begs speaker declared that, while capital. Continaing on this subject, the fore, the Phillipine Delegation has She ethane, foes pene attended the conferences as subism stimulates city "industry " and members of the American repre-commerce by the profit motive to Fender a valuable social' service. tentation. "The position they row paeie Baabene_ 94 ra He, occupy is similar to that held by when applied to farming it appears to have a reverse effect. The ites Sorel nate the Canadian and Australian dee greater social service the farmer ing this Conference. And, as I un-'Last evening a general sympos'am Tenders in producing food for the yas conducted by' the conference on nation, the less profit he makes, it Soe ce trea rae "Possibilities and. Tendancies, Was lieged, so that the avenue to abandon the Conference.
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