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... proposition I want to put before you. There is • great emigration going on at this moment to the United Slates • there is also an emigration from Canada to the Unit ed States. Those who emigrate will have • more rigorous climate to contend with. But the clam ...

... a system could be carried out in • most minn.e and complete manner, as with the civil servants, a difficulty would arise. Were it not for this system, with regard to civil servants, they veuild have th .usands of beg,ting letters for aesistanoe of these ...