Felix Cherniavsky - Response to "The Salome Dancer"

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Felix Cherniavsky - Response to "The Salome Dancer"

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289 inexperience . Ben Smith was disturbeö änd upset by the disintegration of what he thought was going to preresent farmer - power in Ottawa , yet in his own way , he remained loyal to the Patron's ideals . He became president the Farmer's comercial Union of Pioneer District , one of the first co - operative in the West , Carloads of such things as binder twine , flour , and apples were bought in bulk , thereby saving the members a lot of money . There was even talk of owning grain elevators and marketing the farmers ' produce abroad . The Union äppealed to ben's practical side , and he remained one of its chief promoters . Ben Smith was a fiercely independent män - his very survival depended on his own hard labour and on making his تاتات ii ت منت تالمات and yet what appealed to him about the Patrons ' movement was its advocacy of cooperation . If he had lived long enough , he might have been attracted to the social gospel of J. S. Woodsworth and Tommy Douglas , or he might have remained a radical Tory , a supporter of John Diefenbaker's agrarian movement . He was always proud that the farmers had flexed their muscles , and he woulön't have been surprised that several such protest movements would rally , and succeed , in the future . c