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RHEUMATISM, LUMBAGO & SCIATICA.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS SATURDAY, MARCH 10TH, 1917.

heumatism, Lumbago, and Sciatica are three of the most common and most yantal complaints and practically arise from the same cause and the names only distinguish the location of the disease. If the arms and legs are affected it is called Bheumatism: if in the Loins, Lumbago; and in the hip, Sciatica. The attacks are generally brought on by chills when the body is overheated, or by exposure to

damp or cold draughts which act, not upon the bones or muscles but upon the Une Acd in the Blood, which is the cause of the disease. The failure of the Liver and Kidneys to filter and absorb this Acid leads to an accumulation in the system, tends to clog the circulation, and harden the issues forming the blood vessels. Thus every movement of the affected parte causes you intense agony. The pains are affected more or less by cold or heat. A damp day" will double you up, or the warmth of the bed will intensity the pain. Rheumatism is generally regarded as one of the most difficult pilments to cure, and invariably medicines are tried simply with the hope of temporary relief. Dr. MORSE'S INDIAN ROOT PILLS have been wonderfully successful

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THE TRADE UNION OUTLOOK. A CERTAINTY AND A WARNING: LFROM A CORRESPONDENT TO "THE TIMER:"

We are face to face with the unpleasant to labour which it charot possibly pledge fulfi, Without Mr. Wells

engincering workshops; which will in bold words uphold the principle of the standard rate, and yet not upset, or ever bring under collective bargaining, the newly introduced piece work scales and premium bonus wystems, in which it is always open to the employera arbitrarily duce the times.

VISITORS AT HOTELS,

HONGKONG HOTEL Mr G. F. Anderson HA. Hodgins SATLES. Holge MAIN ATJA H. Bazing

fact that the nation has given a solemy and insidiously to cut the rates and r¢ [M-H>Inray HaiTELEHOPP

NEGOTIATIONS,

Machine!! we cantot Foturn to an era that will be only it paper agrce: TRAM. BordattYOTA MUA. B. Ryken:

usages,

Moreover

onild

mout, without authoritative interpreta B. A. Bastor and and children

Capt tion or effective action. The employers Mr will know, without even an official hint that the terms drafted will not be enforced Mrs E. R. Belice

even be enforcible by the Government

Mr L. Brekingaala

korwick Fu, Binooker

at all, and will therefore not need to be Mr & Mrs Chaa. as strictly obeyed as the Factory Acts whilst the necessarily general terms of HB. E-Bellies

FD

Mr EM. Joseph

large extent, been changed or replaced, auch a universal treaty will

be interpretok TAP L

conditions cannot is past. The pre-war be restored. Things cannot be put back in the position they were in prior to the new industrial revolution The network of

Tules, customs and for agreements and

the practice of which made up the workshop, had reference, at almost every point to factors which have, to a old network, if it could be restored, would fit neither the new machines for the now organization of the establishment, neither the new processes nor the new classes of operatives, neither the new in tensity of production nor the new methods of remuneration.

To take only the instance, the restora practice ruling in our work tion shops, shipyards and other industries would

mated

them

ed by the myriads of employers selves, each his own way. When the Mr & Mrs. Bryne

negotiators and the expert Mr D. E. Cappleman secret

have formulated their Mr H Caray draughtsmen

G. thame scheme there will be a private conference Miss A. G.

F. Clarke of the kind of which there have been so Mi H. Floep many within the last two years, made up M="

Knight

Dr AT. Koderer Mr & Mrs C, Lauritzen Mr & Mrs 3. 3. Leiria He Colbonsse Little Br 8. Longhold Mr & Mrs A. J. Lussa Mime R. F. Mann

is the son of the hauga (1125083 Committees. This select

confer Mr

& MEJUTAN

the

The matter Mr F. W. Co by Mr Molanes

employers rations of employers and theulties will be discussed with int clusion of all the women, unapprenticed as the fullman of an unconditionina com o far!

tiou

Dreyton MA

Möller and

Nimpson

and teamwork in all its formal trade unions themselves; and much with an IFANY Pipnom:

between

BAY

H. Edsell Akad

Mr.D. Bitable

of representives the H. E. Cole concerned, selected for the Government Mr & Mrs C.-D. by the hand of one of its many Labour ** Celmin of Engineers alone; and ence, without reporters, will be very Conner сепбазов ourselves for the moment to the persuasively addressed by Ministers per My G. Dourthey evidence of the printed rates, agreements, hage by the Prime Minister and the MrJ.D. Courtney

McCaun Me LD.MoNiçoll awards, and

he BEN. Crouser which are m show of frankness. possession of the trade union, (1) the ex treated, it may be predicted, not so much Mr&FE. Davis AFG.

B.

Decosport bir ATMOS mea, men from other crafts, labourers, tional pledge to the trade union movement "the Gov- and in many factories also the bon as a whole, as an intervention of unionists, from all strictly engineering "ernment to compose the differences, a toEWA Doyley

the work

(1.) the total abolition of dilu the restoration found to exist among (4.) either the scrapping of the many be made of the jucompatibility between millions of pounds' worth of zew Batoma the desires in the matter of the ne machines, or their manning exclusively craftsmen and the labourers, and by skilled engineers at the old standard, those of rival crafts, ratos; (iv) the abandonment of any form At the right moment the carefully

whenever it drafted compromiso will be produced, and key of scientific management has been introduced; (2) in nearly all persisively explained. Of course, no o Mr T. La Ferrera

Mr. W. H. Ford establishments the abolition of piecework portunity will be given for its scrutiny

Mr J. 1. Frank or bonus systems of remuneration, where at home, for it to be submitted to a legal they have been newly adopted, and are adviser, or even for private discussion.

Capt W. French sumption of the old weekly standard The workmen will not even be allowed to Med Frasier rates; and, in short (i) a return to the bring their solicitor or other skilled adap

a skilled visers with them. The conference will be Mr He Burt arrangement under which

Some verhal

Mr Dear an

an Füller - mechanie, attending to a single machine asked to come to a vote occupied exclusively with a single job, did amendments may be made When the it from start to finish at a fixed weekly vote is taken it may very probably be

red Teykoz found that more than half of these invited representatives-partly Moreover, it must be remembered that specially written usage of a customary limitation of any practicable alternative, partly it was, in addition, particularlymitation of any

partly of individual output that the employers under the influence of the speeches, and and the Government were anxious to get partly because of honeet dear he se abrogated and this, too, would have to the Government will have voted for the be reinstated, and permitted as part of very specious compromise. the practice of the workshop, practically wherever the workmen chose. Other trade utions are in a position to prove their

conditions on similar lines. pre-war

FACE TO FACE WITH FAILURE,

To put it plainly, we could not restore the net work of agreements and rules, usages and customs that existed before the war, even if this could anyhow be without undoing the new industrial revolution, and without making in a reverse direction, as sweeping a change throughout British manufacturing in dustry is has been offected by that revalu

We may as well admit to ourselves, straight away, that, in face of go great a national loss, and of the opposition both of the employers and of the new classes of operatives who would have to be turned oat, together, with that of their sym pathizers in other social circles, no Gov ernment could insist on carrying out the pledge; and that, in spite of its plighted truth, no Government will try

DOWN THE SLOPZ.

of

Mr A. G. Gordon⠀⠀ My Y Goulbourn

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Mr G. Harper

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Me W., Ha MHE. Hálands

A Shelton Hooper Kr W. Endge

Capt & Mrs Banderson HA. Gge Sherbinia

Mr H. Boott Dr. J. O. Shívaly

Forby

Mini A. Square My A. A. Stackhouse Ma Wakhouse N. 1, Stork Kr. 1. G. Taumpren Mir A. La Tous

Hog. A Walth Caps J.Williamse Mr G. G. Wied

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Me & Mrs T5, Chong Me G. Costele Mr & Men Diet

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My WA Morley

3. Kotie Mr D. Mucin M&A than Mine Oliverons Mr W CPmLOVÉ

Mrs Bichardson

rest will be fatally easy. Any dis The sentient trade union executive need only be told that the movement as a whole has accepted the terme, and that no exceptions can be made and then as a special fav or a separate agreement will be pri vately made with that union, conceding some slight alterations meet the parti cular circumstances of its industry. The

submit various compromises will then be ved to the memberships of the several or ganizations as the best terms that their Mr Row Almond National Executive could obtain and 3 1. Tlyan there will be much angry discussion, AdeMy AD. Tandonald Some districts will oppose acceptance, but Mr Biberman My GM Matheson others will acquiesce, with more or less M protest, in the terms, to which, in the Mr W. Radge

beence of any stated alternative, their Miss Ellen minds will by that time have become c Med C..W.Ch customed. There may be trikes hera and there, but they will probably sputter out The workmen, as they will presently die cover, will have been done. Not the old network of rules and regulations, customs childr The and usages, will have been restored, but The position is therefore grave.

Fautar eagerness of the Minister of Munitions a new general agreement will have been has committed us to a national promise, substituted for under which the new Mr Hi Megztterly which procured for us, collectively as a organization of industry will, with a cer- Mr & Mrs Flotageon nation and individually as employers, tain amount of local friction, continue to Sir Chudby Bra

k. The cation will be satisfied that MrTN very great advantages and now we find

work.

Mrs Hammas that we cannot, keep our word, it has more or less, kept its word. The

Up and down the country the workmen cornes have been tamed Tech trademar will be very angry and as we must own will then he left to make, by its own Mr RJ with some cause. In every branch meet subsequent negotiations, and at the cost Hrs P. L. Harvey ing, at every workshop bench, at every of its own fighting, the modifications in Ic Inokoty Labour Conference the tale will be, dis particular points which employers and Mr & Mrs Wm. cussed of when the Government was workmen will promptly desire and fight Jakson

Mr. B. James ahale, and the employers warezeager over

Mr E. Janes THREE HAD RESULTS. for war proits the opportunity was taken to play upon the workmen's patriotic del Now this policy of a sham restoration, ings to induce them to make what the however discreditable to our national hon.

Minister described as necha

perhaps responsible

our, is 80 plausible to the bureaucratie as great a sacrifice as has ever becsked mind that it is desirable to explain very of any community, of how the trade union definitely why it will be as digistreus for

in the name of the workmen, and the nation as for the employers, My W. R Bank Leaders often against local opposition, made this

Ipswill, in the frat place, not bring in MuE A T-Bash pldt sacrifice of the whole armour of trade dustrial peace. The terms arranged will WEH Bud r unionism, in reliance on the pledge of the

H & H tended to provide, any Government and the employers that the Dot provide, and will not have been in- Bir D. KuBlaiz

projection real pre-war conditions of the workshop would be in their integrity restored, and genuine safeguard, in substitution for C

rid of, for Mr of how when the time came, the nation the whole armour of trade union regula Mr Mrs

that will have been got 4100g nad the employers, having secured all the advantages, broke their word, and the standard of life of the skilled crafts Cat having Calist the workmen found themselves, done! Foren: This standard of life will, the My

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a whole generation the Great Betrayal bien thrown away, inevitably be under Col. R. L. Darling will be talked about and bitterly resented. mined by the

It will not be a good basis on which to women at low mission of labourers and Ms Demelle

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What, then, can be done There is one lists or collective barge he was char

enriaals of the workshop

the cut

by the competition Mr & Mrs Daisker MY LAS Mr & Mrs B. A Hale Bakh build the national co-operation, and between processes, and by the perpetua Mr B. Falling in an dustrial efficiency that we desire,

cutting" of pieces or premium bonus DANGER OF BEAM RESTORATION times, unsafeguarded either by standard line of polley which may be confidently

deli wil have tham restoration predicted to lead to muddle and disaster, berately designed to leave open. The rer Muttyy discredit, and class bitterness, and which sult will be, not peace, but a perpetual nevertheless is dangerously likely be succession of strikes, great and mall, in cause it seems to get over the difficulty at the industries affected; strikes that for the moment to be the one to which will be for whole generation embittered

ting of rates, or any abuse of the Government will be tempted That is by their relation to the great betrayal which are summed the policy of a shain restoration. The

In the second place, no such sham reel this secret who is still too often regarded which will be perpetually recalled wall-devil and half child may be steration will seente to the relatively bad. spread zafael, not in deceived. The trade unionists, in the y organized laborers, and still fee to workshops only, but Alps Board of Trade and the Ministry of the wonen these two classes now como trates to Munitions have come to believe, can be cajoled into anything! We must, it will prising literally more than half the staffered a fair day's works

manufacturing industries taken 14

ployers sought once for all to get rid be said, have a conference, or, if need be,

minimum standard by what they called the abravation on a series of conference, and get adopted not even

a week which Mr. pound

trade prion conditions. some sort of compromise. Find out pri Lloyd George, Mr. Montagu and Dr restoration of these conditions, and the vately from the big engineering employers Addison, se Ministers of Munitions, have sullen resentment that it will inevitably the utmost that they can without dotri tried and failed to make

anybung Jika cause throughout the whole of labour, is universal This failure to secure a living the very way to bring back and increase wage to the weaker half of all our manu the silent limitation of output that Bri factoring operatives will make neither fish employers fear more then anything

o for continued efficiency nor for industrialele That lemon cannot be exorcised by contentment. Although the labourerg and the women are still badly organized

who forte

aso

ment concede; discover diay be TOMÉ the members of

the executive cipal trade unions conerned on which turn of phrase

their members lay most stress: and it will not pese the wit of the Civil Service to compose a form of words

and yet will, in effect not upset the new

in 1913:1914 there were more stoppages of will of the factory, which organization assert the monopoly of the skilled craft work due to strikes of women or labour certain kinds of work, vet will em than to strikes of the skilled crafts men to

men And the number will grow. fact, so define theny na to allow the Finally, and to the exaployer, eager for hotetrable course, of a shamestoration, automatic lathes to her worked with industrial progress, most important of diluted labour, or by the labourers who

which will seem to satisfy the workmen are not incapable of resistance Aire Aoking the workmen's representatives

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into any sham restoration of trade union conditions on she, old lines to which the employers could be persuaded to agree, or which would be compatible with the new industrial revolution. If the Government

shortsighted enough to try this dis which it may be departm Ed pearance of success, but it will not have verted the very grave peril that hangs over British industry.

have become so proficient which will all sham restoration will do nothing to rised, it may achieve a moikeukary 8p:/

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y, it is bound avowedly maintain engineering as a man's grealy to trade, and yet not dismiss more than a small proportion of the women from the

those spontaneous (Continued at foot of nest column.)

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