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PREMIEBS‘ CON FEBENCE.

OM time to time since Confed-

eration Canadian premiers have 'niot in conference, becoming ac- quainted with each other, exchang- ing views on matters of mutual in- terest, obtaining each others view- points and generally agreeing upon questions which subsequently were erystalized into federal legislation.

Such a conference is to be held at

Ottawa “on November - 3rd.

The coming conference will differ from any hitherto held in the fac: that. for the first timc. the Prime Minister will be present. Hereto- fore. the provincial premiers of both sides of politics werefree to discuss such questions as they saw fit. to discuss them in their relation to

provincial and federal matters. They

were practically independent of their federal colleagues or opponents and. invariably. we believe. arrived at. conclusions which were of mutual benent to allvparties. This time this freedom cannot be expected. Most o! the provincial premiers will be un- der the eyes of their federal leadei‘, possibly of their federal masters. for it is not improbable that the federal cabinet will be well represented. The provinces are to be limited to repre- sentation by their premiers and one cabinet minister. the federal repre- oentation, so fat‘ as we can learn. is unlimited. For this reason the coni- fng conference will be a purely one- sided affair. dominated by one poli-

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1927

Vie». rnlunat-J. B. Bump“. t. Alloclltc Editor-D. II. Currie.

. A. lIncKlunan, l), 5, l)" _

ed in this respect will of ivalu-

able assistance to Premier Saunders

and he will have the full support of_

the whole‘ province in insisting upon alfull measure of justice for the Little Sister of Confederation which,- so far. has received less than the little daughter's portion.

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PROPER FINISHING

' OGS are now being largely ship- : pod alive to the packers instead of being slaughtered at home as was the custom until recent years. Some ,of these are shipped to other pro- vinces while some. perhaps the maj- ority. are bought by local packers. Fiom all of the packers there is a igciteral wmplaint about llliplbpfll" finishing. that is. that the animal has not been fed up to the required weight or else that. after months of poor feeding. it has been "stuffed" to approximately the required weight, which is about 200 pounds. , There is another complaint. name- ly. that there is too much shrinkage between the weight at the point of shipment and that at the factory. ‘suggesting that the animal had been “filied“ preparatory to being ship- l

If we are to get the best price for ‘our hogs the packers‘ demands must be complied with. The packers would inuch prefer to pay the highest price ifor a well finished hog-rather than a lower price for one that_ cannot be lturned into first class bacon, He

I concern of the majority. l

tical partyand. rightly Oi‘ wrongiyfl

4 b _ _ h h {doesn't want the latter at all. if he ~ there will e a suspicion t at t ‘at can avoid n‘ and when he buys n party‘s will be the chief

he must pay for it only what it is worth. and that is considerably be- low the price he gladly paysfor one that he knows will pass through his

interests

Premier Saunders. accompanied by Hon. G. S. Inman. will attend the conference. For what we are about to receive through their re- presentation. whether in an increas- ed subsidy or‘ otherwise. we shall look forward to with hope.

As to the matters to be discussed at the conference. little information has been given. The agfillda so far a. few weeks. they should always be menuons‘ possum amendments to kept in good condition and finished

the British North America Act. and in fl

‘cutting room as Number One Bacon.

Tho quality of our bacon-and it ‘is quality that gets the pi‘ice-dc- pends as much on the farmer as on the packer. Bacon is made on the farm by the method of feeding fol- lowed. Bacon hogs are not made in

_ _ _ _ _ _ few weeks with wholesome and consideration of provincial subsidies.

generous food with rations of grain As there is very strong objection to to ‘flake the flesh firm. To sum tanlpermg with the British Norm them (luring the last few weeks. af- Ameflca Act‘ n is probable more will fer a period ol semi-starvation. is ll.‘ be little time spent over this item. "lismkv. and m" Qhcapnuss l, Premier Kim; m‘ his [mum [mm will react on flu: wliolc pork busi-i the Imperial Conference. made con- siderable noise about what he tmughllhc m“! mm” m m” B‘ N‘ A'lfitable live stock and the better Act’ but we nmsc Suddcmy clawed care taken in feeding them the‘ on a mm "um me Fromm o1 Qmhlmore profitable they will become. bee and nothing has been heard of, 4t since. not even a report of the, conference before parliament. Thcl provincial subsidies will naturally, y; is gramyihg to hm; the sauhrh, provoke some discussion. The West-‘ers Liquor commission is ameh.

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i055. Our hogs arc among our most pro-

{oa- v- _ . REDUCED AGAIN

em Provinces are mores-sins in lion-able to the pressure of public opili-l 111E110" find in Sl-ffllglh- and lh9l'|ion.and as the result of the eomblnl will probably be lwklrlz for Privil- ed efforts of the Medical Association

Notes by they .Way_

THERE are some strange anomalies about Canada as one of the lead- ing nations of this continent. Terri- torialiy its area is immense. Its natural resources in soil. in mineral wealth, in its forests and in the fisheries which flank its eastern and western shores. are almost bound- .'less. Among these resources is a lgreat abundance of- coal in three provinces, but Canada is buying fover $100,000,000 worth of coal from ia foreign country every year-over ,a billion dollars worth every ten 'year. It is true that our own coal mines are in the far east and far lwest. but two great transcontinental. railway systems connect the mines with all the eoalless areas. and yet so great is the cost of carriage as‘ fixed by tlic railways that Canadians are burning approximately as much, coal from across the border as from‘ their own ricli store. l

Another anomaly is the contrast between the Dominion and the Re- public beside us in the matter of im- migration. The United States Gov-‘ eminent has sent no agents abroad to solicit immigrants. but in a cen- tury has admitted between thirty. and forty itiillioiis of tlieni whose descendants already are twice as many as those who were first admit-l ted. The Republic has found it ne- cessary to take action from time to‘

g-iiotigli fond in [ct-ll tlic iiiliabi- lnsmuws ha“. supplifd --a 1Qhg4e|t

CIIARLOTTETOWN

RURAL‘ LITERARY ’ l , INSTITUTES FOR l

i Free

One tube of Mennen Sklii Balm; one tin Mennen Tal- cum for men with each tube of Menncn Shaving Cream at _. the regular price of 50c.

A LSO

Onc tube Mcniicn Baby Ointment given free with two tins of Mcnncii Buratcd Tal- ' i-uni at 50c.

P. E. ISLAND t

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‘SHOULD BE E-SRABLISIIED

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IN EVERY SCHOOL DISTRICT lllstorlcus. ,,j

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l l . . We quote below the name of a leading statesman. who sat at Otta-l - lwa for many years as a members oi . x _ * W“! the Commons and afterwards the ENOUGH FOOD FOR ‘ ,Senate. He \\‘as a very high auth- FUTURE GENERATIONSForILy on public questions. and hi Popinions on agricultural affair were highly appreciated by all class- es and his death some twenty years ago caused a great vacancy which was not filled for years. But he still , , lives in history and is frequently llllll“ll‘ll- Thu‘ °l‘~‘""""‘l~" was ‘l ‘mentioned in literary subjects. show- ll ' ' ‘ ll» llllll ““‘l°l'l“ll“ “mlling that his views are valuable. ‘ streams wi-ri- llilfill sscd to give flic_,,.,oug,, m5 w,“ ,5 “med and ma. ‘lllllll llI-flll llllll llml" tongue and pcu are silent. His mime 'l‘lioughifill folks have been \\'()ll-_was Ho“ C“ w, R05,“ ‘ _- ilcriiu: for stiiiih lllllf‘ just what, is‘_ No subjec, 0mm, be d‘,s,.,,ss,,d,l,,,, , Klllllg l" lllllllw" l" lllllll“ Ymll‘ is fraught Willi more lllll)0l'lilll(.‘~'f. Wlltlli all llil‘ gruiiild will lii: L-uil- ma“ ma, “ink-l, WC have chosenfofi l\‘illl'll, and sliil tlicrc will iiiil be this 3,1,0,“ I, ,5 “m; the wumeny»,

There was a tlml‘ when all hezit uiid power clinic from coal. lllld lhv‘ u-ondei‘ ilun was what would liab- peii if llie troul silpply \\'(‘i'c l?

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Menncn Ilorafcd Tiilcum

v l Puir. Ilackage $1.00.

lfllllfi "l llli‘ eilllh» Iwant." but they do not covet‘ all the l Allll .\'1'l llvflllfl Illlll llflllllvllli- We ground which we have in view. Such t will illrflllfl)’ WP hope for futiirrllnstitutes might include the study‘ g» ll('l'illl(IllS when we read about of Iifpfgfljyc a5 well n5 agi-imiltuyg, ilic res-tilts obtaiucil by fflsPaiTlfand would (h, jngglcfilable good); lll"ll- ‘Besides helping to while away the \

A! llic Yilivcrsilj‘ of “liscliiisiiriung winter hours, they are the itio- \ tlu ~ llllYtl found lliill ll)’ (‘Xnosfiigjdium of an interchange of practicall‘ t milk to the rtidliiliniis of a ideas on farming among those who} . vapor lamp. the richness oi‘ till the soil. and who are pushing cm . milk ili body liullilllii: quali- enough to step ollt of the old ruis L-C ‘ llflv-i ivzis lllf‘l‘(‘.4l§"ll eight times, and in which their predecessors werc _ _ -

a Silllllilv of goals milk \\'-.is lllwCltliOl‘ forced or contented to toil ._W_ creased lll activity four times. along. Each man who take an 111-.

l lHIVe Hllflllvll lWfI-re about fliclterest. in the ivorklng of his farm. European experiments where thciand who wishes to sce constantpro- ~"-' ~~ - vows lllf'lil.<t‘l\‘i’.~i were subjected ULgYCSS in his tiafive hamlet. will be cwldfllfld

ll. E. A. FOSTER

Central Drugstore

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time m check me who“. o, foreig,,_llllt‘lfif‘l ulfrzi, violet rays from nrllfi- filed to llqpillil a porticonl of UIL‘, sevrws (Ocztobepr, 27) Leonard E . , _ _ I u ‘_ cla amps, and lllf‘ milk ivng eh- Il0\li.‘lf‘tl"C ic ias acquire 1y wars - yres ice- res., Cleveland eis tiiopean got eliiinents by as _ ° ,0 mo“, who “H, '

sting“ emigrants poured in upon the States paupers. cripples. insane, persons and incorrigible criminals.‘ When this was checked the steani- iip and railway companies began what was called “head money immi- gration." by their agents. whose sole‘ concern was to secure passage mo-‘ ney. as they might seek cattle ship- ments for freight money. The evil was so great that in 1897 Coiigres. passed a law restricting it. and this has since been followed by the quota‘ law. which limits the number of set-l tiers to be admitted from any other‘ country except Canada. l

In contrast with this system- in which the Washington Government

spent no money and employed no “

agents except to restrict immigra-, tion. successive Canadian Govern- ments.have employed many salaried agents in European countries and in. the United States to induce immi-l grant settlers to come to Canada. and has- spent untold millions of money in the process. some of it, wisely. much of it unwisely. Railway and steamship companies have ab-i

l'li'lll'(l ilieri-liy‘. of experience. And this of’ course is worth much YCUllBPl‘ ill "l0 Calling. and who are‘ iii llic winter Wllflll the cow lg get-‘Wllllllil to learn. Similar assoeia- \\'i- iIl‘l‘ now iii llil‘ si.\|l| _yi';i|' of llllfr olily ilrictl grass iiisteatLof thol-imls lllliilll be Qlléilllllfffi dlllllll; Ult‘ ii period of prospczity' lliui is du- iu-li Kroflll grass. ._ looming winter. There is scarcely a Yhltiplllg at kind of‘ lillfilllt- ,.,,,,,.;

And now or.“ iii-toil hulk, wh... farming districtthat does not iur- Dolph“, ,,..,-,.,. |,,.|-,.,-,. ,.,,,,.,,,.,,,.,.,| illPl‘ produced iii Sllliilllfll‘ or win- lllsh lllllilll‘ lflclllllf-‘S 501‘ CRTTYIHIJ "ll in this country lll is u 1011p, ili_~.i-. lei‘. can llki-lvls-i» ho enriched by agood Institute. The expenses need ,,,,,,.,. ,1“... ,,, ,,-',,,,.,, ,1“. u,,,,,-,.,,.,,,,,_l llicsl- artificial I '. ' only be nominal. while the rules and N, ,.,,,,,,..,,,,,,,. .,.. , .~ l. ,- ‘ ., l

\\'h:ii docs‘ this mean" lregulations should be few simple (m, m“, ',, s“: L ,‘,:,':,l,,,_l',”l'l"l l

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11ml if ;. Sump. ,,,.,,,,,,,., m“, mm, and to the point. it l5 often tlic u“, "mrvhimlq we ‘lomg .. ' .,.. - -.. '_ 3‘ <-.‘-l (rm b (lllltllfitl lildli) flmca by ghicllsde-s official inaeliineiy that kills vomme 0, ,,,,S,,,L_S,,, b", uwv “m, zilllllilt‘ uciiuii or lllP su ' . lSUCICliCS inaugurated under otlicr- - . .~ _l , _ v - "S lilyfi. . , _ ,_ _ Dllilllflillj’ testify that -llliIi'i,'lllS oil ,,,,.| “Um, ,,,,,,,_,. ha“, “kpms , wise faloiablc ciicumstances. . ' .

I. e ieen; _ _ _ . _ _ piofit are hecuiiiiiig \'(‘l'\’ llill‘l()\\'.I h|,i,¢|,@.1_ "m, M, may reasnnabu, In the laigei piovitices. wheic Thei_ l. _. _ _~ , _ i “Wet, m“, our resfiarch mo" “Jnlflubs And grangcs me ken, up’ me _ Hi lPflllll0lllyl is suppoiled iy he, fliid new fnutis that can bevenrlcl1.‘l&rmers. as a rule, are more advanc- ‘f0 2"” lmhlle“ “llflll, N, ,,,,, u,“ Omar Inomodq of en‘ ed ,,, mo“. mam more pmgresgve. tile steadily ilsiiig. and which, ijcliiiig our present fomfq My,‘ than the majority of farmers in the lmcme“ l“ go P“ m "Us year l)’ from using‘ the ulira violet. . “o smaller provinces: but the reason llmkfl. "P"? b91011‘ cXvccdcil oven

' law‘ lies. probably. to a great extent in l“ llllll‘l* "l_l4_“ll°l"ll llplllmiblflll- the silperioi‘ farming facilities of- Th“ “mlfllllml l“ wlllmlll lllwfimll those provinces. and in the greater Qlll- lii fo-rmei‘ decallfll. Pvflllflfil 19mg“, of time they have been 591.01 jirosjierily \\'l‘l'f‘ fillies when ev-, eryliotly’ had work. and everybody,

made money. Now, conditions of, l-iiijiloyiiieiit are good, bill a grout, many business men find ll texlrr-mc- ly difficult to make any profits. 'l'lic.

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lllll‘ llilil the majority of us could do \\'llll at least twenty 11,‘, no.1 flrlllrlzhhlftiotl than we are patingl _ .eii . if‘ it \\'l'l,]‘(> ;,1,Sn],,,(.,,. ,,,,_ l Y 11nd remain strong {Ind

tied. it lies. foo. in the spirit with ivhich they keep abreast of tho times. assisted in this by their ex- cellent Institutes. Of granges. we ‘are not prepared to speak. not being

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Investments of the. Highest, Grade ‘

Ask for current list of’ offerings.

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HALIFAX

N eiv Issues

General Steel Wares ~Limlited FIRST MORTGAGE 6%

SINKING FUND BONDS Series A. Due Nov. 1, 1952

PRICE: 99% and Interest

7% CUMULATIVE PREFERRED STUCK Par Value $100 Per SIIIIG PRICE: Par

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BIEMIIEIIS: BIOIILPPfII Slot-k Eweliange. Toronto lfitonk Exchange. Montreal (‘iirh bliirkrf. Winnipeg (irain Exchange. (‘hit-ago Board of Trude.

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‘au fnit in their workings. We know l‘X])lilllfll.l0lI apptars to be: (lllllllf-C,'l‘||(y |'_ q 51W] (-,,,-,,,;.;;,,,,,,, 1,“..- ",*¢M+¢44»¢¢ ‘that ‘they are numerous in the Uiiit- previous periods of‘ jiiosperitya-flit: ,,‘(.,,(,,-i¢d pit-go earnings; but most t DA,LY LES t , ?d_syfllfb _ f-llld ‘Cflllfldfl- “villi _lh8l.“l‘i<ilv==~1ilr ill‘l<'l‘-_1 of <?l1llllll<lll1ll<>§ii>l' llll‘ suiull steel (‘fillillllilllli-‘l uh- rc- fxlnurll‘ glelll“? “huh lull“ glangflllbf‘. Wlllk‘ (lllfllll-‘I Ill‘? llll-‘ll lwolptllllllfl lai-gt- volumes‘ of‘ output. ' c“ n “o” “illlldlllll- ‘veal an appeal" yea” llleY hall’ We" llllllllii- gaud shrinking margins of‘ earnings» q . allgeffl ifllpgrllillltlvt‘ , b d"; The zidvaiicekif prices in lr-riiii-i" |,, ,],,. ,-,,.1,, of ,,,,.,-,.],,,,,.,,S,,,,_.‘ ,,,,. e By W, L, Gordon Rllllel!’ ‘"5 ll" Pb C?" 3,1719- ~- |)l‘(iif]l1~.|‘l)lls periods mount that the ,;,-,.,,, (~i,,,5,,.gh,,»,. »s~t,-,,,o, Ami 11h, _ saifllcietitly interesting in a lltfifilfYflirlllillltl for goods was currently u m,“ .».,-,1u,. ,,,,,,.,,.,. u“. qlv-uljl- ,.,,. owrooomocoowow-ooo-onw and Social Sense l" fllllacl’ lllc Ymm? liifle greater than the ilVilllli-lff‘ ‘,,.,‘,,,|,,',,,. ,,.,,,,,: ' ,,,,,,,.,,,,,_,, 8.10,. _,. l’ '.l ' - . . ---.‘ .' . . ...‘ l Ill l1 and lllllb ll/ dlflwlllg lhelll m supply. ileum lllll piodiiteis li.\- ‘,,,-,. |,,,v,,,,_- ,,,..,-,.;,,-,,,,, ,,,,,,,.,,,,,,.

WORDS orrrau

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sorbed many millions of the expen-‘ MISUSED- 549ml?!‘ lfl frifllldll‘ intercourse ce- - , . < .. ~. edlli 'l2(‘S.'l‘lllli'l\l "l-l - - -. ~- diture and salaried immigrationlgzltnlgl “in llsowever could you con.- lmm kmuly “mi nmlzhbprly lccllngs petedo (the ‘l‘filllllllfifllllg‘ll$ lmilcllt ltllllxill it sluhlljllil? shlprll: (l)? . . . v co." a “i. —ald t l‘: t‘ib to l ., . j '-* ‘ " '-'l ‘-

flsegits have had their not inconsid-l OWEN MISP£O§SUNCED. ca, loivarclsnlgeeplrliagltlitelliloill tehe Xflallfnl-"l m“, “m” "lklwlm" l"“‘l':"“,"“' lllu- lrudllu: vuriiorailious iii mum‘. era 1e Shara The mm of the transfliun, P_ _ ~ - b t k _ . . ‘Avprl- a i u Ii: ma ‘h iilriucj‘. illll I ll‘ ,,~ ,,,,, ,,,,,_.,,_ ,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, ,,,‘.,,,,,.,,,._.; “,- y lonounce kabmmnl» a 35 lll u ma e um“ mom lntenlgcnt'_llll)l'c daring ones uflvlu l>l'<lllll"l biisiut-s- liiivc lllilflll notable l-ril-u

portation companies has been to carry the immigrants as far west as possible. in order to get as muci‘. Pasfiage money as possible. the re- sult being that the West got thoii- sands while the Maritiiiies got tens. And many useless and undesirable classes were brought in—Douklio- bors and Menonites. who wouldn't stay. and icllcrs and some anarchists aiid criminals who wouldiit go away.

Immigration has been badly handl- ed iii (‘aiiada and lll‘\'(‘l‘ was it worse iliuii iii rct-ciil _vi~:ir.-.. ll (mp-hull hr one-third of the iiioiioyi iiiissptiiiltui iliiiniizitiiinli had hccii expended to keep our na Live born people at. llonlc aiid employed. Canada ivoiiltl have» more population than it has todajnl and .of a higher average in thrift and worth. Almost all that has been done by successive Administrations to find employment for Canadians at liomc has been done by Conscyv. ativc Governments. but it is not Ollvllflll- A great problem remains to be solved by the Conservative Party when it shall be returned to power at the next election.

"at." u as in “up,‘ _i as ,,, ..,,.. a0 and expand their ideas.

cent‘ first syllable. ' Not only in winter months could OFTEN MIsSPELLED. . P < such Institutes be made a medium.

not z, ' goslmg‘ l of education. but iii the summer SYNQNyMS; deemed,“ abso,u,e_ season as well. The day of rapid,

1y, uhcquivocauy_ e t- , g _ fransiwtoo rapid in many cases- w‘ fundamentally. 55°" llllli- Dlll” hence meetings could be brought

or fitting; impertiiieitt.

‘Hams ‘Wm lllTlcvllnl-l’ and better tplalificd lo leach

l—~——-ili----___. .. D s . readings lrtiiii good autliuiasyoi" rum at y elections FOR Guardiap Readers _

fcssloiial iiicn all support their own

*“”"‘°'°“'¢++¢+~N v-woo papers. and should not farmers do (“toner 26‘ w," ilic same? Above all. when nu Iii-

slilute is started. don't let it dic of A SOLEMN PLEDGE. ., w“, inanitloii befo the winter is ‘hall ., ,. _ ' I orci". Put. sp enough llllU ll to lam,‘ MM’ O Poll!‘ fumlnl‘ m" keep it living and liealiliy‘. Whcii ii l] m) c‘ and I w!“ Mn“ pram” “m” good institution is kept up bv a coni- thcc among the nations. 10813.

or! by discussions on the subject of

Psalm infinity. the sign of it is on their‘

farms. their buildings. their stock. , _ aiid all their surroundings. PRAYERCTI Wm cxwll Tllufl O let the neighboring‘ districts kno

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nearer to their homes than before llllll-‘i lll‘ll'<‘ "llll'l“lll>

“lord: IRRELEVANT? llol l'l‘l¢‘"fllll families are better ctllicutvrl than iluriiig which lllv supply ol‘ LIIYUHR‘ “m5 FP- they were thirty and forty yr-zirsago‘. is I'l|l'l‘('ll|ly a cucli llll‘ lll‘lllilll<l_ and prices lm-p falling other. uiislczid cl‘ advancing. ’l‘hl‘ nil-clings of all lllhllllllf‘ can iitir; ll‘l'lll.\'. and |I|'.Ifllii'\'|‘-. iwuiipvv- 4+¢¢4¢+0++¢0++v+o0+>+o+u be made vcry i-iifcriailiiiu: bv r. mrf iiir iiiurlu-ig,

the selection. Of such journals tliei‘c’,-,l,,, llllllllld be n“ lack- Arllsmls and pm" llif‘ goods are no luligvi‘ enough lii

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Jlllflfllléllifils‘ ||l'(I(llll‘liiL{ iiy infiviilliriiig tumult-s of opcrlililiii iii llll‘ lllvllrl‘

l“i l!‘ f'ii

mists. and 'lii~ has liiil Agzm, process of (lllllllliillllsll is ll()\\' rup- ,,, idly going on among flir- smallt-l‘

rgely‘ by coininorlil_v api-ciiliitioii. Hill. this period of juospl-rily is‘ lllllPlll. The l‘l‘i~'il'ltl('llf)ll of‘ fill-L igratioii has compi-lli-d iii:iiiiil‘lii-l-‘ on; m install lnlioi‘ saving illi|1'll~ cry‘. itiid lo niitkc their org-unima- 'l‘lil- ri-siil!

lilllv urcillw‘ illlitll‘

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luiriiif: a liurioil nf ih-vliiiiiig priv-

iuiulv zlgriculturui periodical. follow- ,_t;_ H“. mm. gm," r-iimvs win-ii lflll‘