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activity of the organs of the body. It forces the nervous system, the brain, and gratulating him on the conclusion of the

Among the many misqalculations of the digestive system to work at bigh pres armistice and on the prospect of a vict the enemy was the profound conviction sure, and while its effect lasts you feel torious, peace. He said: The curtain is not only that we had a contemptible better. But a stimulent only helps for fast descending on one of the most stu Army, but that we were a doomed and a tine, a short time, and afterwards you decadent nation, that the trident was to want more and more stimulants to keep pendous wars in our history, and who struck from our palsied, groep, and you or the great difference between are here to-night to witness and record that the Empire was to crumble at the one of its closing scenes. Events have followed each other with almost bewilder ing rapidity. In less than three weeks there have been read out the terms of the armistices that have been successively

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man Empire, and with the acceptance of those terms in their completion the great fabric of overweening ambition and towering pride reared by the Sovereigns and the peoples-for I decline to dis tinguish between them-(hear, hear)-of the Central Empire has toppled over and come with a crash to the ground (Bear, hear.) Rarely in history has thore been a fall from a pinnacle se high to a pit of such irretrievable dis astor. In a few weeks, or at most a few

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Mattos of Saturday Review ... me to give this afternoon. The first perhaps bad weather, over-work, worry, New Statesman or New Age. months, thanks to the skill of the Allied relates to the prisoners of war. (Cheers.) excitement-the stomach, or the liver, or News of World or People

We give a welcome home to these prison-the bowels are just a triffe out of tone.

Punch commanders and the bravery of their or who have not participated in the You can recognise the condition by the men, the objects for which we and they glory of the final victory, but have borne occasional beadaches, by fanguor, lassi have endured more than four years of their sufferings silently and uncomplaintude, weariness, giddiness, a

under sacrifice have been attained. The lands ingly, some

circumstances of pressure on the cheat, or fullness of the upon which the enemy had laid his cruel cruelty which have made them the heroes stomach after a meal, and predatory band are in course of as well as the martyrs of the war When you need a tonic, take Mather being evacuated, The exiled peopus are (Cheers.) Many prisoners have perished Seigel's Syrup, and you will soon dis Woman's Life or Home Chat ... returning in impoverished but not un from the barbarous treatment and the cover it is a real tone for the stomach, Blackwood's or Contemporary happy crowds across the frontiera hideous privations to which they have liver and bowels, and restores tone,Boy's own Paper or Girl's own

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Cassells or enemy is broken; big resources are spenting we extend the right hand of fellow-body. Hope breathes again in the counsels ship, and will endeavour to wipe out the the unhappy peoples whom he has sufferings they have endured, trampled in the mud. "The impious spirit that claimed that Might is superior to Hight has been exorcised, let us hope for ever. (Hear, hear)

This is a great hour. It has been a wonderful picture. Are we presumptu ous if we see in it the judgment of Higher Power?

On the previous occa sions, when the successive stages of this drama have been unrolled in your lord ships' House, no comment, bas been pass ed from either of these beaches on this astonishing series of events. Even now I have no intention of analysing their causes, tracing their history, or attempt ing to award to the victors the praise which is their due. Those words will more appropriately fall from other lips To-morrow we understand that the the Address which Sovereign, in reply we are devoting to him thig afternoon will speak in the Chamber adjoining to this to the member, of both Houses the Legislature, to the people of this country, and of his Dominions through out the world, and will tell the tale. We shall hear from him of the skill and valour, the endurance and the heroism, that have brought about this great de liverance On a later occasion also when the new Parliament is assembled and when no doubt there may be expect ed a large attendance on the benches of both Houses, & better opportunity will present itself of offering the formal thanks of Parliament to those who have deserved so well. Today I am charged with the simpler task of offering our con- gratulations to his Majesty the King

second message which you will expor me to give is to the friends of those members of your lordships' House who will never return, having passed to the other side. Every soldier upon whose hastily dug grave is planted pathetic little wooden crosses that fringe the battle fields in France and Flanders and in Italy, and all the other theatres of war, has helped to win the war for 18 We honour those who have thus died, and we honour the fathers and mothers who gave them to this death. Wo ask leave to present this Address to the King, not merely because he is the official head of the State, but because in a peculiar degree during the last four and a half years he has been the symbol and the spokesman of his fellow-subjects in all parts of the world. By constant self- sacrifice, by inexhaustible energy, by un Isiling sympathy with their people, the King and Queen have endeared them selves to millions of our race in every part of the universe. They have known where to encourage and where to solace and condole. What is the result? Where other thrones are tottering the British throne stands secure. (Cheers.) Where institutions which seemed to defy assault have collapsed almost in an hour, the British monarchy has driven fresh roots into the hearts and affections of the people, and has acquired a new lease of vitality and influence. (Hear, hear.) When the vast crowds assembled outside Buckingham Palace week ago and shouted in unison "We want King George," and declined to separate until they had seen and acclaimed their Sovereign, they were not indulging in We speak on this motion in the term the mere ebullition of high spirits or of this proposed Address of the armi tice that has already been concluded giving vent to noisy and transitory emo and of the pears that is to follow. The the true and living embodiment of the tion. They recognised the Sovereign as armistice is not only the precursor of but it is the assured guarantee of peace spirit which has drawn together our (Cheers.) Though some months may scattered millions during the last four and a half year (Cheers.) The King elapse before the stage is finally, cleared

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The rejoicing him in this hour of victory. (Cheers.) orowd, who have filled the streets of London, Paris, and Rome last week saw this with a flash. The armies have already won peace. It will remain to the statesmen that it is honourable and Insting But though it would ill become me to anticipato anything that may fall from the gracious lips of the Revercigu to-morrow, there are certain roule gulf which seems to part.

ne from what now appears to be the un reflections in which, in the hour of vie concerned life of the old days, and now in tory, we here may pardonably indulge this Christian country the first emotion May we not congratulate ourselves on of the people has been one of thankful which be wag famed, might not have kept the spirit of our people? It is true that ess to the Divine Power by Whose order in the war, with the result that our people-or, at any rate, many among them-did not think the struggle would ing we now stand, whore we do. We are the revolution there might have been post- the insoluble last so long, but they had no doubt that absolutely sure of one thing, that we had poned? But these are

right to enter, on this war when we

conundrums of history. As it was, I it must be wiged, at whatever cost, to did, and that we had a right to persevere believe that the final verdict will be that the end. In the darkest hours, when the in it, as long as we did. It is, I am cer- in the allocation of military strength a lives of their dear ones were being tain, a complete error to suppose that just proportion was maintained, though spilled liko water, when homes were mado desolate, and military success there were occasions in the course of the only just maintained, between what was seemed to be remote, when reverses were in which it was possible to close required for the indispensable victory encountered, when oven it might almost the gates of the Temple of Janus without over Germany in France and the neces would not say the risk, but the precary assertion of power cast of Germany the bo said that serious danger overbung State, there was no faltering on their tical-certainty that they would be buret and Austria. Also, I believe it will be part (Cheers.) The nation rosolately asunder again before long by some the verdict of history that unification of refused to listen to counsels of faint fresh outburst of convulsion. No strategic control was achieved at the thing but military dofort, such heartedness (hear, hear or to the as has occurred, could have anash share to the glorious result which wo are right moment, and contributed its dus Whisperinge of an inglorious compromised that monstrous idol of military celebrating to-day. The noble earl in the They fought steadfastly. For the only

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it did not matter which of the enemy occured the admiration of the trained this Address to the King. His words and the assured triumph of the Allled intelligence and the commercial enter were applauded by the whole House, and And they thought of winning prise of those countries not less com I'm sure they will and an echo in every pletely than that of the fighting osato hear The House presents, this Address this peace, not for the love of agiting who were its high priests.

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still loss for a passionate revenge they We are told now that some further to the King of Eugland, the Chief of the State, to the central figure in that fought for it because they knew it to sacrifices, not impossibly heavy might

grent dociation of Commonwealths be the only kind of poso upon which the have retrieved the failure to fores the which is the British Empire, But, se new order could be built, and because tho were resolved that the next generation age of the Dardanelles. The realt,

more. The acts and the example of bis should live it for rear its children and of course, might have been stupendous the noble ear pointed out, there is much do its work in Immunity from the Again, hnd the Hampshire not hit on Majesty and of the Queen and of their menace of the intolerable suffering with all group of mines in this summer family have made clearer than before, which this generation has been soodrgod, gale of, 1910, which made soort and

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