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PANDIT MAD AN MOHAN MALAVIYA. 117 faction of knowing that the man who is selling will pro- bably be able to retain half of the money with him and that it will help him to have at least one meal through- out the 24 hours. Therefore, let us be content with using Swadeshi articles even when they are not as fashionable as are the articles of English and foreign make. Let us purchase articles which are coarser and dearer if we can afford to purchase them. Let us purchase articles of Jndian make wher...ever we can get them, not from any other consideration, but from a higher consideration of finding some food for some hungry mouth or some clothing for some naked brother or sister who is perishing in the cold in this season of famine. At this moment I cannot tell you how many thousands of my countymen in the North are dying of starvation and how many thousands are dying because they have not sufficient clothing to protect themselves from the severe cold of the season. Government is evidently doing as much as it is possible to prevent starvation and to relieve distress, but it is not possible to do all that the situation requires when the population is so generally poor.
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PANDIT MAD AN MOHAN MALAVIYA. 117 faction of knowing that the man who is selling will pro- bably be able to retain half of the money with him and that it will help him to have at least one meal through- out the 24 hours. Therefore, let us be content with using Swadeshi articles even when they are not as fashionable as are the articles of English and foreign make. Let us purchase articles which are coarser and dearer if we can afford to purchase them. Let us purchase articles of Jndian make wher...ever we can get them, not from any other consideration, but from a higher consideration of finding some food for some hungry mouth or some clothing for some naked brother or sister who is perishing in the cold in this season of famine. At this moment I cannot tell you how many thousands of my countymen in the North are dying of starvation and how many thousands are dying because they have not sufficient clothing to protect themselves from the severe cold of the season. Government is evidently doing as much as it is possible to prevent starvation and to relieve distress, but it is not possible to do all that the situation requires when the population is so generally poor.
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