THE KING IN ROME.
SYMPATHY FOR FARMERS. My Telegraph—Press Association—Copyright Australian and N.Z. Cable Association. (Received May 10, 10.4 a.m.) ROME, May 9. King George placed wreaths on Victor Emmanuel’s and Humbert’s tombs in the Pantheon, and also on the tomb o f the Unknown Warrior. King George visited the International Institute of Agriculture. In a speech, be expressed his personal and active interest in the Fortunes and misfortunes ot the agricultural industry, not only of his ow.i country and of the dominions. but throughout the world. His sympathy went out to his fellow-agriculturists, who had to combat special difficulties owing to the severe fall of prices following the w-ar’s upheaval. *' The way to peace and prosperity.” said hi* Majesty, “is uphill, but perhaps the best and most direct path is along the lines of co-operation, so ad mirably followed by the International Institute, which supplied farmers of all countries with the latest practical an 1 scientific information.”
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 17037, 10 May 1923, Page 9
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