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260, 588 192, 802, 708 30. 235. 621 1909 159, 929, 221 166, 521, 949 18, 556, 73« 1910 133. 191, 330 130, 632, 783 12, 456, 10f 9 With the exception of the increase in breadstuffs in 1907-8 caused by our desperate need to send something abroad that would bring in money to stay a panic, the decHne is constant and enormous. A continuance of similar conditions, and no change is in sight, must mean partial food famine and hard- ship prices in the home market ; an annual indebted- ness abroad which,... having no foodstuffs to spare, we must pay in cash; and financial depression and industrial misfortune because we have drawn too unwisely upon the soil. This impending misfortune only the conservation of a neglected soil, and all the interests connected with it can avert.
The saving feature of the situation is the interest already awakened in agricultural improvement ; an interest which it should be the first object of this congress to deepen and preserve. Much has been done, but it is only a beginning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
260, 588 192, 802, 708 30. 235. 621 1909 159, 929, 221 166, 521, 949 18, 556, 73« 1910 133. 191, 330 130, 632, 783 12, 456, 10f 9 With the exception of the increase in breadstuffs in 1907-8 caused by our desperate need to send something abroad that would bring in money to stay a panic, the decHne is constant and enormous. A continuance of similar conditions, and no change is in sight, must mean partial food famine and hard- ship prices in the home market ; an annual indebted- ness abroad which,... having no foodstuffs to spare, we must pay in cash; and financial depression and industrial misfortune because we have drawn too unwisely upon the soil. This impending misfortune only the conservation of a neglected soil, and all the interests connected with it can avert.
The saving feature of the situation is the interest already awakened in agricultural improvement ; an interest which it should be the first object of this congress to deepen and preserve. Much has been done, but it is only a beginning.
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