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IRISH PLACE CONFERENCE.
Lospon July sth.
At the conference in London, this morning. Mr. Lloyd George, General· Sauts, Viscount Midleton, and r James, Craig discussed the Irish question. The greatest secrecy is maintained regarding The proceedings.
LAYER..
Te is believed that the Irish Confer euve in London was primarily concerned with the conditions of any possible suspension of hostilities, which, British official circles feel, is almost indispens able to the progress of pesce delibera- tions.
Loxbox, July 6th.
It is seated that General Sants is re- day, and further that Viscount Midleton, maining in Dublin, probably, until Sun leader of the Southern Unionists, has arrived from the Dublin Conference and handed to 1. Tord George & sealed letter from Mr. The Falera, repiring to certain Coremment proposals.
In the meanwhile, General Smulk AS at certain periods during war-time, has again become the chief personality and is featured in the London Press. He lunched with Mr. Re Yalers, resterday, and hopes to meet Irishmen of all aradies of polities The vitit coincides with entirely mor cheerful feelings in Dublin.
LATER. General Smuts returned to London this morning after a single day in Dublin.
TRADE HEYIYAL.
LONDON, Juls oth.
Mr. F. C. Goodenough. Chairman of Barclay's Bank, surveying, the position; declares that the country is on the ere of a moderate trade reviral, but there will be no trade boam like the one early
in 1930. He says that it is not desir able. There is good ground for hoping that slow and steady progress will now begir.
WORLD'S PETROLEUM.
LONDON, July 6th. The text is pablished of the memo randum of the Petroleum Department dealing with the general petroleum situation, which Lord Curzon sent to the British Ambassador at Washington on April 21st. The memorandum says that Great Britain, next to the United States, is the largest consumer of oil in the world Great Britain, in 1, imported 3,365,000 tons of nil. valued at £67.000.000 of which over
cu per was from the United States, and only 2 per cent. from the British
possessions. The memorandum proceeds to show the absence of any general
eral policy of exela son of foreigners from the oil-fields of the British Empire, and concludes that the suggestion that British domination of the world's oil resources is intended or possible is entirely founded. The has an over
WHERE ARE WE GOING? Coal exports were down by 69.2 per
LORD INCHCAPE ON INDUS-
TRIAL PARALYSIS.
EXPORT TRADE AND EMPLOYMENT.
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every
cent, and, wholly or partly manufac tured articles by 44.8 per cent., the two taken together by 47 per cent. That is to say, we exported slightly more than hall în value (and, in- cidentally, considerably less than half ia quantity of the very things on which our industrial lite depends:
Now let us see how this works out. Lord Inchcape writes as follows to We cannot employ our population The Times
imless "we"manufacture; we cannot manufacture unless we have Sir,s it mot time that class-my, every indivual-stop-material unless we export-coal or material; we cannot pay for. Fav
ped to ask the question. Where are manufactured goods. And it wo we going?
cannot employ our ships-our freigh- I do not propose to ask who services" some part of the "adverse ters especially-end make up by right and who is wrong in the present balance" of trade caused by the industrial deadlock. It may well be normal excess of imports over ex-
Government, the mineowners, the food to feed the population. that every element involved the parts, which is necessitated by the fact that we do not produce enough
miners, and the body of organised There was another source
from labour which stands behind the last-which that deficiency was partly ramed-can satisfy itself that it has made up-ramely, the interest paid a certain amount of justification for; But that has largely vanished.
on British capital invested abroad. its action. Bat. as Hegel remarked, tragedy is born of the conflict of stead of our being, as we were before right with right, and not of right with the war, almost entirely a creditor Imation, we now have a foreign debt wrong.
of well over £1,000,000,000. The I will concern myself here with, interest on that sum can only be paid only one of the results which Bow directly or indirectly by exports from the paralysis of industry caused, either of coal or of manufactured or aggravated, by the coal deadlock--goode or by services. Until we namely, the stoppage of our export can export and so regain our shipping trade. This cuts into our national freights we must either plunge måte life far more deeply than the people deeply into debt or we must-starve. at large seem in the least ro, pealize. If we are to survive the shock of the old Protectionistis victorious war we must raise coal
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fallacy that we could live, as bears and sell it to foreign nations, make are reported to live in winter, bygeods and sell them in the same sacking our own pews-that we could, manner. But we cannot sell when manufacture and sell our manufactures there are no bayers, and there will E-those of our parple who are c be no-buyers until our prices are re- gaged in other industries, taking in duced to a level at which our cus return such things as they themselves tomers in other countries can afford made or produced. Such a thing is to buy. In other words we must possible in a hall-developed country Increase and cheapen production. with a population in a backward state For a time at least we must export of civilisation;.it is not possible here. more than we import in order to pay Let me give some figures to illus of our foreign debt. If we set to trate my point; I take the value of work quickly, all classes in co-opera or imports (less re-exports) in tion, we may still get the bon's share pounds sterling, and cise of our ex- in supplying those things which the ports, for the first quarter of 1813xorld requires to set it on its legs and the first-quarter of 1921 respec- again after the war. But if we let tively.
the months" pass" in sulking and
In January-March, 1913, we im. wrangling others will be there before ported. of food, drink, and tobacco. us. Germany, chastened but not 82.303.000; of iraterial, killed, is setting to work, and she has 59.937,000; -and
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of partly manufactured, reason of the exchange. If we do
(wo minutes from Reducing our im tot speedily make up our minds to 42,230,000. ports for the same period of 1921 work and save, we shall inévitably to the values of 1913, the figures "lose the pesce, areFood. drink, and tobacco.
I write without bias, as one whose 57.277,000; raw material. £37.. brsisess it is to know the conditions 020,000; articles wholly or partly of the world's trade, and my warn- manufactured, 428,113.000. O ing is addressed not to any one class.
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STRIKERS ATTACK TRAIN.
-FITZGERALD (GEORGIA), July Cch. Three companies of the Sational Gaard have been ordered here, following an attack on a train by men allegcil to be railwaymen on -strike. An engine, driver was mortally wounded.
CHOLERA IN RUSSIA.
cent and the greatest falling off nation except through the re-estab occurs where it is most serious, in lishment of that world trade in which, our imports of taw materials-38.2 before the war, it was supreme. per cent.
1 am, Sir. your obedient servant,
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Now turn to exports. In the first quarter of 1913, we exported- Feed, drink, and tobacco, £6,884,- 000; raw material (including coal),
15,544,000; articles manufactured.
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or partly marafactured, £102, DON'T NEGLECT YOUR FAMILY. 514,000. in the same period of 1921, reduced to 1913 varies we WHEN you fail to provid, -your exported-Food: drink, and to-
family with a bottle of humber bacco. £3,987,000: raw material is season of the your, you are neglect sin's is a Jirhes Bemidy at HASINGron. July cth. (including-coxd), £6.394,000; acting them as towel complaint is sure to Newspapers from Moscow show that cles wholly or partly manufactured, he prevalent, ad it is too dangs out & starvation and cholera are increasing in £56,608,000, the falling off in our malady to be trifled with This is Russia. Drought has spoilt the harvest. total exports being no less than 46.5 scially true if there are stikdren in the fan.ily. A done or two of this reme is the Volga region. Twenty-fire-million
illion per cent. Bet, if we take the two medy will place the trouble within people are starving in Siberia.
most important items-coat and control and perhaps ave ́a life, or st described & worse than the famine of articles wholly or partly manufactur. least a doctar bil. For sale by sil 1991. The people in the Samara Gorera; d-the figures come out even worse, Chemiets and Storekeepera. ment are abandoni their homes and fecing eastward...
The Ivertin says that 6,000, cases of cholers have occurred in Russia so far this year, chiefly in the large towns.
NAVAL PROMOTIONS,
Lopes, July 6th. Several naval promotions arc £1 nounced, consequent on the retirement of Admiral of the Flect the Hon. Sir Hedworth Meax, G.C.B., whose successor, is Admiral Sir Doveton Sturdee, K.C.B., O.V.O., K.C.M.G.
Vice-Admiral Sir Edward Charlton becomes Admiral, and Rear-Admiral Sir Lionel Halsey, Vice-Admiral. .
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LONDON, July 5th. T$30 Tso-lin, -the Governor- General of Manchuria, has bought an armoured car in England, which is really a camouflaged motor for- tress, with silver fittings. eurochair seats upholstered in purple and geld mobar, and door panels flowered with marquetry in which over twenty different kinds of wood is used,
It is claimed to be absolutely
How to Cure the
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What is needed to put a speedy and to the excruciating agonies of Kidney trouble. There is only one way to do this, inễ that in Įžáldly drag myself about for the stabbing, taur to get a remedy that will go right to the root of ing pains in the back. I tried sil nario of the trouble the Kinaya and Bladder. Those pills, pizators and doctora prescriptions, but nam awial pains in the back are caused by thecanda olting- "Jagged-edged, crystals of was acid which lodge in, the tissuos, tearing Kand lacerating them unts they feel as though it was the work of a knife. The Kidneys slambi filter chase. tiny crystals from the blood
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There is a concealed machine-gun and
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* Means are provided for the transport.
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JAPANESE BAILORS, IN FRANCE.
PARIS, JDY 425
The Japanese Minister of the Navy - has telegraphed to the French Mid- ister thanks for the cordial reception id Paris and if the French parta" of .: Japanese sailors.
The French Minister, in reply, re called the great work done in common.
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Another worry of Captain Gwatkin- William was a gold tooth: May times it was the envy of the Senassi,
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I feel racy grateful to you, who recently returned from an ad- obraising it, until he persuaded them. for complete and wonder-venturous journey across the Sahare that it was brass.
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"the "Rightaar return of the
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remarkable, experiences. when she
lectures at the Eollar Hall, on
Kufre The Secret of the Sahara.”
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5. Redditch Road,- Kings Martin, Which Urs Addy Remember, to do this a real ritmedy - in a lecture to the Central Aalan Positively proves the magical efficiency of these mark pass through the kidneys and the bladd.r.- Society this intrepid woman explorer ists, wonder works. Writing on Rept. 22nd..nd not through the bowels, as zudet kidder pis said that on one occasion. Ber-party -1914, Kru, Annattong aaya, 41-suterad from do. When you sen kan nzine charge to a muddy
-- terrib'a backache pains and from azpia kitus b'aith colour feature which dringsaker Da -- travelled for 300 miles scros en DD- sion of the Bladder for over, serm fraza. To wika Pilis from all planck, you know that they broken disert-st so fa,” said Mrs. sitempt in de my homework, was an absolute have put their healing touch on the right Forbes, that it was like walking sorbers an Xcould benly stoop, Akimen could apok the kidawya wad the tieddar
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Speaking of Egypt, Mrs. Forbes siid: "In Alexandria more Italian i woken than Arabic - and inter- marriage, is more the rule than the gexception. Commercially and socially, Italy is permenting Payne, NS -- Referring to his own adventures zmong the Sentinel. Carrain T-S
torpedoed in EMS Terán 1915, and carried foto the Sentmi country
stid: "We lived on viulu to a great extent, and some of us, became/very fond of theim.. Dôt of the
HAD NO REST FOR WEEKS WITH BABY
Head Almost Full of Big Spots. Used To Scratch CuticuraHeals.
-"My baby' first broke out with
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