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LORD -CURZON'S STORY, OF LI HUNG CHANG,
[FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT]
"LORDOX, October. 19th,
LONDON, November 21st - Mr. Lloyd George was given an ovation by a packed audience in Queen's Fall. Replying to Mr Baldwin's speech of Mon-THE-PRESS COMBINE... day, he said the Tory party when worried always took to tariffs as some people took The credit of Britain had to alcohol, declined since Mr. Baldwin undertook the job. The only country where wages were level with those in Britain was free trade
Rolland.
Free trade had given British
established British reprosentation in Japan; the oral merchants will not be interfered with, bat the new us would cadeavour to influence orders in the diree | tion of British Arms, American competi tion in the matter of Japan's reconstrue tion is sure to be kêen, and this is prompting the F.BI. to take the step indicated.
PRESS COALITIONS,
AUNITED VOICE VA
THE FUTURE OF EGYPT. LORD ALLENBY'S OPTIMISM,
OUR NAME NEVER HIGHER. The London Press Club bold its first house dinner of the season, last month, "The name of Great Britajn stands when there was a large gathering of higher in the Near Eas, than I suppose members and their friends. In the courra it ever has stood before in our history" of the speeches numerous allusions weris declared Field-Marshal Viscount Allenby made to the acquisition of Sir Edward COTTON IN THE WORLD MARKETS
in a speech acknowledging the presenta Hulton'a papers by Lord Rothermero and At the nieeting of the Committee of the tion of the freedom of the Leather Lord Beaverbrook, and to the "coali- International Cotton Federation held in sellers Company on October 18th-tien of newspapers London a few days ago, the proceedings being private, I understand that the
comments and gossip in Major J. J. Astor, replying to the toust We see I men- whole condition of the cotton industry in papera, and we hear grumbles of the WB Burnham (chairman)," said that so far as of Fleet-stavet," proposed by lord all its many bearings was fully discussed, have One point upon which the delegates were prestige in the Near
New York, November 21st, The report of Mr. Herrick, United ptes Ambassador at Paris, Mr. fughes in regard to the meeting of the Caference of Ambassadors on Monday iis unilerstood states that Earl Crewe
clared that Great Britain hoped that merce, trade and finance such vitality that the British credit was the only one in rance would wrigh fully the serious
Europe that had been restored. Free im rpults of further separate action, which vald imperit the existence of the Enterate, ports were keeping Britain alive, and Ifthe French carried out, such policy in conging our fiscal system in order to able position to determine the policy of accordingly lánguishṇa, k
keep the home fires farning would be like adrunkard breaking up the furniture and dinging it into the fire. We should restore
dance of British wishes Great Britain might be inclined to withdraw her repre
ftatis front all Inter-Allied bodies like
Is it for or against the public good This is a question that is asked in rola- tion to the hig Presa combine.
been let down and lost tigued in a recent article that negotia- tions had been completed for the pur
East (pro he was concerned he knew of no conli. chase by Lord Rothermere and Lord in agreement was that Lancashire trade seeded his lordship), "but we have tien, sither actual or potential. He was Beaverbrook of the Hulton newspapers will tot recover until the cast of the not. (Cheers); We were surrounded not aware how far-Printing House squaris in London and Manchester. This week Anished article approximates to the level by friends and neighbours, who took was entitled to reply for Fleet-struck an official announcement is made that the of the agricultural products of India and every opportunity to prevent us being Fleet street, they all Enew, was the street purchase price is £6,000,000,
China In other words, the agricultural pufed up by self-esteem, but at the pre of adventure, and after a brief experience. The deal places Lord Rothermere ns
at a price-lovel in European markets near bours were sincerely our admirers and ture did not eat at Ludgate-circus He the head of the Daily Mail Truss, the duction of the Far East now stands sent time those eritical friends and neigh he was inclined to think that the adven allied journals, in a position of news per cent shove that level. syndicate that owns the Daily Mail and that of pre-war days, but cotton is 900 sincerely envious of us. In Egypt we was only a newcomer, and when invited Obviously had use all our claims. We were all reply to this const he was inclined to paper control far greater than anything the natives of India and Chinn cannot buy proud of the troops that had recently ask, with Shakespeare, Who is it in the attempted by his late brother, Lord
more than half the quantity of, cotton came back from Constantinopley Those Preas who calls on me?" (Laughter.) The Northcliffe He will be in the remark- goods they used to do, and Lancashire young soldiers, many of whom had joined most ensual reader of a newspaper must up since the war, had been put in a lie the immense power wielded three dailies and ono^evening and three
trying position. No army had over bad through Fietstreet and its neighbour- Sunday papers in London, and two dailies
led by Sir Charles Harington in the last effort which was expended in providing and one evening and two Sunday papers
such a difficult position to fill as that hood, but he did not realise the huge in Manchester, as well as one daily and
two years, but those young soldiers had him with a paper as fresh as his break one weekly in Glasgow. Since the deal
come away with the admiration and res fast milk. He seemed, in fact, to think was completed, and as something apart
Affection for them. Our men in Egypt operation. peet of even those who had the least of them both as the product of a natural Mr. C. A. McCurdy, who also replied, the Pall Mall Gazette. The result is that there is only one evening paper in London outside the combine—namely, our old friend The Star.- CONTROL OF OPINION
The opinion of the Conference was that by some means or other we have got to get back to normal trade conditions, 48 reguetis prices. But here comes into view conditions were normal and the Far East a curious state of things. If, in fact,
th Conference of Ambassadors and the Pence in Central Europe, and trade would from it, Lord Beaverbrook has bought UP and other, markets were taking cotton behared equally well,' and there was not he had been cheered by what he say
Mitary Control Commission,
the Italian representative strongly sup- poted the British attitude.....
look after itself. “
A ̈ COMMUNIST MANIFESTO.
LONDON, November 21st,
The Communist #lection manifesto de- The Belgian Amisosandor declared that mands the confiscation of all idle factories he could not, without further reference and land, a minimum wage of four pounds to Brussels, commit Belgium to co-opera-sterling per week, a six-hour working day, tion with France in further territorial full maintenance at the unemployed, sancioun.
bousing for all, and a Workers' Clovern
The Ambassadors considered this to meat. me that Belgiam had decided not to MR. co-perative, if Great Britain and Italy determined on a formal rupture if France did not yield.
M. Cambon then made the first import ant concession declaring that France did not intend to take territorial sanctions.
Britain had asked was then "completed within two hours and approved by M.
„Poincaré.
mitting Great Britain too far to ultimate sanctions if Germany defied or ignored remonstrances. these amendments yesterday.
ALLIED
BALDWIN SURPRISED OPPOSITION ATTITUDE.
LONDON, November 21st,
The point which is suggested to-some it will be possible in the future to speak responsible observers of affairs is how far of the independence of the Press. The was a phrase used generally to connote freedom and diversity of opinion. Wo now have two gentlemen in control of popular newspapers, every one of them with an jumense circulation. They are AT papers attached to no party in the State. One never knows what policy, they will adopt, or having adopted a policy, how long they will adhere to it
Mr. Baldwin, in speech at Reading, said it was curious to find the Opposition complaining that they did not want an He was surprised that Mr. As
election.
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Epods up to their full requirements, there would not be enough cotton to meet the single untoward incident there, any demand. The world supply is insufficient. more than there was in Constantinople in the papers that morning. It seemed For this reason the Committee of the The splendid conduct and sell-control if the country was in a fair way to Federation decided to urge all Govern of the British soldier had enabled the get out of its difficulties, for there was a ments whose territories are suitable for Government to continue unbroken their League of Nations abroad and now there the tallest extent in their power. cotton-growing to stimulate production to liberal line of policy in Egypt. It had was a League of Newspapers at home. looked as if the breaking point would (Laughter.) There were people animated EXPORT OF THE DEAD,
over and over again, but the by prejudice against coalitions, whether British soldiers had always behaved like polities or the newspaper world. As Thanks to the publicity given by the British gentlemen, and that had render anex-Coalition Whip he did not share He feared nothing papers to the proposal the exhunian Government hud. 1. do in that country from the coalition they saw announced in
ed easy the task which his Majesty's tho trepidations tion and removal of the remains of a
the Press. Some people seemed to think celebrated English officer from Cranham
(Chters.)
**I AM AN OPTIMIST Church to Atalanta, U.S.A., has been
that when the control of a large number effectively scotched. General James
The British nation had been the of publie organg was contred in a few Oglethorpe, who was the founder of the guardian of Egypt for n matter of forty philanthropic and intelligent hands- State of Georgia, lies under the chancel one years, and our policy now, as he sup (laughter)some injury might result to To quote a case in point, the Rother of Cranham Church, in Essex, and the posed it always had been, was to lead the public interest. He did not for a incre papers recently urged that Protes-anthorities of Oglethorpe University, in Egypt forward to self-government, and moment think that Lord Rothermers or tion was desirable as a cure for depressed Georgia, conceived the idea of transfer that was the policy that was being car. Lord Beaverbrook would conspire to make trade and widespread sumemployment ring his remains to that place and creet. ried through." There were unsolved England "dry" or to do anything despe Subsequently, they apparently discovered ing a shrine in his honour there.
difficulties in the way, but they were not rate of that kind. On the contrary, he that if you have Protection for some in- The Rector of Cranham and some of insoluble. The majority of Egyptians welcomed thes. things as a stage is the The draft Note on the lines that Great quith and Mr. Lloyd George had climbed dustries you cannot refuse it to others, the villagers were quite willing to let the were our sincere friends, and were sin. evolution of civilisation. The Press had
into the same bed; be preferred to wait till all events, as soon as the farmers tomb of the old worthy be disturbed, cerely grateful for what we had done long been called the Fourta Estate,
began to clamour for Protection they but soon public opinion in the country rtain number of intransigean, and, designation, and he did not see how it
In Egypt, as elsewhere, thero «was a the morning to see which kicked the other came to the decision that it would never
but had never risen to the dignity of that Far from being a trick election, do to put a tax on imported food; and this exploitation of the remains of Cien seudo-patriots who fishest in troubled spectacle of different organs of the Press
was aroused It became apparent that out.
irreconcilable, clamorous,
could s long as they had the remarkable Melf-seeking hopeful of hence the curious and highly diverting eral Oglethorpe for the gratification of a establishing the sugar industry in Britain performance was witnessed on their part small college in America was offensive to waters, but the thinking Egyptians were expressing different opinions. (Laugh- Mr. Baldwin and Lord Curzon on Tues- by remission of the excise duty. There was of turning right-about-face in support of English sentiment. Moreover, the prime very grateful for what we had done, and T.) I had been said that the modern
no reason why there should not be half a Free Trade.
movers in the matter were, non-phissed hourstly desired to come to lasting Press took the place which the Church -day objected to certain phrases as commillion acres instead of 15,000 under sugar
A hardened vynie would perhaps say when cables began to arrive from Geets agreement. He was an optimist with recupied in medieval times. The Church hert in England,
that the explanation is to he sought in gia protesting, against the desecration of gard to Egypt, and believed we had come in thedieval times exercised a tremendous, the fact that papers which live on the the Oglethorpe. tomb. The Yew York through our troubles in that country be, influence on the mind of mankind, and popular support of the masses would Fort described it as " body-snatching, cause we had carried out our promise for the two-fold reason that it spoke with M. Poincare accepted GODDARD" WINS, HEAVYWEIGHT cease to be popular if they tried to put din ndvertising stunt" It was ao By the declaration, of February, 109 here was no doubt about the Press“
a tax on the loaf. This cousinscotingly decided by the representative Great Britain offered self government bination, Bay, the Maging Train of Oglethorpe University to abandon his Egypt, leaving only four points to be being infallible, but up to the present it Jender, ** is without any attachment to
discussel-points which were quite rap had not spoken with a united voice. EARLIER CABLES.
LONDON, November 21st. Any political party or principle." These
One result of this incident, it is hoped, able of solution. This had been accepted (Laughter.) He looked forward to the la the nutch for the British heavywright seems to be fagme justification for the will be that the sanction of a higher by the Egyptian Government. Though time when the Press would really take its NOTES TO GERMANY, championship at the Albert Hall, God-gibe
dard beat Bloomfield, the latter being dis"THE REVIEW OF REVIEWS.
authority than the Rector of a parish or I have no mandate to speak for the place as the Fourth Estate, when, having the Chancellor of a diocese will be re- British Government," said the Fieldfound its Marshal Foch, it would have PARIS, November 21st, qualified in the second 'round.
Bloomfield was disqualified for hitting ent character has taken place.
A newspaper purchase of quite a differquired before the honoured dead can be Marshal, "I am perfectly certain the unity of command. It would then speak The British Government's instructions to Goddard as he attempted to rise from
disturbed in the way proposed in the case British Government will stand by that with one and no uncertain voice, nud short Lord Crewe with regard to the proposed
count.
Wickham Steed, who was editor of the under notice. If the hody of General agreement loyally and whole-heartedly. Parliament would take its proper and
on the policy of his secondary place. (Laughter and cheers) At the outset, Goddard rushed in and Times under the Northolife régime has Oglethorpe could be exported to America If we carry Allied Notes to Germany reached the wint a right to the ribs. Bloomfield Infidcquired the Review of Reviews, and will why not other worthics even more Majesty's Government in Egypt I am Colonel Lawson, proposing The Press British Embassy this morning,
perfectly certain we shall come to an Club said we lived now it very dif edu nasty right hook to the jaw, and the occupy the editorial chair. The famous famous? The Goddard lenged forward and pushed his monthly has had many ups and downs MLS ABROAD.
honest and lasting agreement with these foult times, and the future, if the words British Government asks that certain epponert down through the ropes. He since its founder, Mr. W. T. Stead,
people, for who. I have the greatest re- of the provincial mayor, was dark and changes be made in the drafts approved at struck him, causing a storm of hooing titia have been numerous editors, among them ments made before the Imperial Economie goes a long way with the Egyptians; entisfaction of knowing they belonged to Quite one of the most interesting state gard and the greatest respect. Courtesy bene but they had the melancholy belped Bloomfield "up, but immediately perished in the Titanic disaster. There the Conference of Ambassadors, The Am the spectators and drawing a warning from being Sir Philip Gibbs with all his Conference was that of the Postmaster- they are one of the politest nations in the only profesion which could be con- the referee. In the second round, Goddard journalistic honours us a War Correspon- General Sir L. Worthington Evans, on the world. Courtesy, justice. and ducted by his Majesty's guests as in the bassadors are now sparately considering was floored with a hard right, but he rose dent fresh upon him. Mr. Wickham the mail and telegraphie services, He straightforwardness will always be ap-free light of hearen--an allusion, greated the British views
Bloomfield attacked Steed is regarded by some friendly cri-claimed that the main services as regards preciated by them, and while they are with much laughter, to the publication of fiercely and again floored Goddard. As the ties as something of a visionary; but he mails were approximating to the standard properly used they will be the mainstay Mr. Bottomley's experience, in prison. Jatter attempted to rise, Bloomfield hit is without doubt an able and well- of pre-war days; and the construction of of our position in that country. Not Lord Riddell, who responded, said that informed writer on inter-national affairs, four more ships, by the P. and O. Com-doubt there are many disappointed in Fleet-street they were living in a state
EUROPEAN LIGHTWEIGHT:
the hands of the combine, it is all the quent service to the East.
future in Fgypt, but I see no reason to people wishing to know if he was buying more necessary and desirable to have the "On the question of enble service, the LANDON; November 21st,
any other country, Englishmen have any hits. An excited stockbroker asked if he weeklies and monthlies under competent P.L.G. put a damper on those whom he suppose that in Egypt, any more than in up anybody or if anybody was buying up At the Albert Hall, in a twenty-round and independent individual direction, described as enthusiasts where wireless less chance than before. There are great was prepared to sell the News of the contest for the lightweight championship even if the individual in control does not is concerned, by stating that wireless commercial resources in the country, and World, and, if so, what were, the terms of Europe, Harry Mason (holder) out always represent one's own standpoint. will he used to supplement, rather than a friendly Egypt will be a very great He said that 26 a reader would be * poisted Ernie Rier.
supplant, communication by cable. While asach, Great Britain will have won that reasonable sum, whereupon the stock. Mason round the ring, but the latter
Rice was always attacking, following LORD CURZON AS GLOBETROTTER
recognising the potentialities of wireless, friendship in Egypt by honestly carrying broker said that was a bit staff, as Sir Lord Curzon, the Foreign Minister, is it does not in the official view provide out her policy of the last forty years. Edward Hulton had taken £s a reader boxed skilfully on retreat, getting in revealed as another Lord Curzon in a either as accurate or a reliable or as (Cheers.) I do not want to boast; I de He replied that he would compromise and grad left lends to the face and making Rice fascinating book of travel just published swift, communication na cables, and it miss frequently. Mason led en points in by Hodder and Stoughton. He has been has moreover, the disadvantage of not want to prophesy, but I think I am take 24 a reader and allow a disconat (Laughter.) In these the early rounds, but then Rico took com in many strange places, and has many sible interception. This may be taken us
right in saying that we have established of 23 per cent..
great reputation during the last few shifting and anxious times one never kien mission of Control being obstructed by thed for some time, landing hofty swings good stories to tell. One of the best is the considered opinion of the Post Office years for uprightness and for honesty in where one was, and he looked around hinr
and books. He floored Mason: twice in the a tale of the Chinese statesman, Li Hung at the present time.-IIB. fourteenth and once in the fifteenth round. Chang, which is sure to be widely quoted.
the East, and I feel sure we shall reap with a degree of suspicion, wondering Thereafter, Mason had slightly the better The Oriental, says Lord Curzon, bas u
the reward of it. Honesty in politics whether Lord Burnham had bought up of matters until the twentieth round, habit when he meets strangers of putting
just as much as 10 business pays: Majör Astor or whether Major Astor had when he was floor for a count of eight to them most searching questions, many
chicanery and finesse do not. I shall bought up Lord Burnham, or whether Siz The decision of the referee had a mixed of them of an intimate character, about
not touch on any of the political ques William Berry had bought up the lot reception.
age, Tamily history, etc. As a hardy
tions that still remain for solution, bes Laughter.) The Press Club was one of interrogator "he gives the palm to Li
cause these four points are reserved, the most useful institutions in Fleet street Hung Chang, and in support of this tells A German housekeeper, writing to but Lain sure that in a comparativelyIt was our of the few independent institu Discussing the views which have been the following experience -
friend in England, says: In August short space of time they will be threshed tions which continue to mist. Long expressed in Singapore recently regard. "He asked me how old I was, and, victuals were still to be bought with hun.out a definite solution, resulting in a might it continue to do so, because fn-" provoke serious complications for Germanying the prevalence of crime inspired by upon my replying that I was 30 Dear dreds and thousands of marks. During definite and friendly understanding be dependence stood for a good deal, and im at home and abroad. It holds the German Chinese secret societies, the Prking and me," he said, Government responsible for any conse Tientsin Times says: While there are age as the German Emperor.
you are exactly the same September our money has become quite tween Great Britain and Egypt. the case of their craft it stood for the
nation. (Cheers.) valueless, and we have to pay enormous (Cheers)) quences which might compel the Allies to certain special circumstances in Singa- I acknowledged the impeachment, sums, many millions, for more morsels confer upon measures necessary to deal pore's case, the prevalence of lawlessness whereupon be continued as follows:- of food, gae, light, coal-besides heavy, with the situation;
and the power of the secret societies' in Li Hung Chang: The German Em-ever-increasing rent for our lodging, that place contrast most strikingly with
peror, however, has six sons. How rates, and taxes. We are at our wits' conditions in Hongkong, where the detec
In a statement issued, under the hend- many have you? b tive section of the Polica operates with Curzon: I have only recently been from?"
end: Where is so much money to come ing of "How to deal with unemploy- such efficiency that organised crime on
ment, the LLP. sayu" The first married, and I regret that so far. The writer gives the following list of obset of Socialist Government would The French have never been so well of the scale of that manifested in Singapore is practically impossible. The Authorities Li Hung Chang: Then what have
prices:... in Singapore admitted that only a few of
you been doing all this time?? the higher officials in the police. Could Lord Curzon makes the comment to the speak Chinese, and practically none of foregoing." To this question I admit that the superior investigating officers. That I could not find, nor even now can T seems a very extraordinary confession to suggest, an appropriate answer." make in a city containing over £350,000 Chinese, in spite of the multiplicity of JAPANESE RECONSTRUCTION. dialects and other languages spoken there.
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PARIS, November 21st.
after short count.
Following an exchange of views regard him, the referee promptly disqualifying With so many daily papers passing into pany gave some prospect of a more fro: officials who looked forward to a great of fur. All day long be was rung up --
ing the provisional agreement of yesterday, the Allied Governments have agreed on the terms of the Notes which are being forwarded to Germany.
The first Note denies that military omel trol has contributed to disorders and in sists on the resumption of control, reser wing the right to take such measures as may seem proper in the event of the Com
Germán authorities or citizens.
The second Note deals with the ex-Crown Prince. It accepts the assurances of the German Note, cabled yesterday, hut never theless declares that the ex-Crown Prince'" in German territory is likely to
·PTESERCA.
LATEST CABLES,
HEAVY PENALTY FOR FRAUD EX-POLAR EXPLORER SENTENCED
FORT WORTH, TEXAS, NOV. 2141. Cook, the ex-polar explorer has been convicted of using the mails with the ob ject of defrauding the investing public He was sentenced to fourteen years and nine months' imprisonment and a fine of
12,000.
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"WE STILL HAVE COOK."
· LATER. Judge #Killitts seathingly denounced Cook Ho declared ironically that the twentieth century ought to be proud of him"." History gave ita Ananias and Saphira, They are forgotten, but we still have Cook,"
Thirteen of Cook's co-defendants re- ceived sentences which ranged between one year and eight years' imprisonment and lines of from five hundred to twelve thousand dollara
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him amid a great uproar.
have none.
LIFE IN GERMANY
MONEY NOW VALUELESS.
Loaf of rye brend
Litre of milk (17 pint)
One egg ***
Potatoes, llb.
Salt, 1b.
Sugar, Tib.
Coal, Tewt Butter. llb.
Fat, Th
LLP AND UNEMPLOYMENT.-
SAYINGS OF A WEEK. largely ongaccil in eliminating itself. -- Prof. Sie, Widebley-
I acquiesce in competition because it is In no religion are the arrangements of Heaven demccratic →→Mr. G. M. Bonner,
be to secure a more equal distribution every cines without any exception--Gem, Marks of wealth so that the demand for goods. Sir Ian Hamilton,
·15,000,000
would be increased and stabilised. This 2,000,000 would be done by the enforcement of a 6,000,000 living wage in every industry, the Pay
500,000
ment of adequate allowances to the aged. 16,000,000
the rick. and the unemployed, the taxa-' One of the causes of unemployment is the 1,000,000 tion of luxury inoumes, and the expen-fostracism of Russia and our attitude, tn- 100,000,000 Jiture upon useful work of the national wards Germany-Col, J. Wadwind, V.P. 90,000,000 revenue thus raised, and the progressive I sigh for the comparative case of Job's 70,000,000 | ilisation of industry, and the elimins lat, because he had only three persons ta tion of the idle rich tell hiew of the error of his ways-Lieschen
The Socialist Government, would In Colonel J. M. Mitchell mediately set up a committee on produc tion with powers to institute a complete pational stocktaking. It would consider the needs of the nation and the labour and agricultural and industrial resources Shaw, prallable to meet them. It would control
BO
Nothing is more certain than that bord chip is necessary to health, and that pre- cupation with comfort is the most deadly Bertof hypochondria. Mr. Bernard
I hear that a strong effort is being The situation is such that the best course | 'made to secure for British, industry a seems to be to invoke the maxistance of | share of the orders which may be expect- experienced and qualified members of the led to make good the damage done by the
Ment," the writer concludes, Hongkong Police until the local police earthquake in Japan. It is recognised expensive that we cant haink of buying have acquired the necessary · linguistic that at first the only lines in which there it. efficiency and special form of training in is likely to be considerable and steady breakfast, afternoon, and suppor."
Tea, jam, and bread for dispensable to the successful handling of demand are constractional steel and a situation that is a blot on British building materials. The Federation of Coloniel administration. Lest Singa British Industries are trying to mohilise poro should be tempted to recept this non-competing manufacturers, and get During 1922 Hero, vern 75.000, accid.
In a truly Free Site nobody can broican ndvice, we may add that Hongkong has them to send out to Japan a properly,, ratal kathe in the United States of the mircham and distribution at raw sidered free until he has earned his Keep... no experienced police officers that can qualified representative with a knowledge, America, and of these 50.000 were child walls. It would expedite or relax and nobody can be raidered a gentleman well be spared for service outside the of the country and also of trade require a rep under 15 years of age and 10,0004 | otamment crutare no sa to regulate the if he is menn enough to stop at Colony at the present time.
ments. It is not intended to oppose the under 6 years.
demand for labour."
Bernard Shaw.