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I away until I was simply a mere wasted frame of skin and bone, and so weak that wus afraid to walk out for fear of Lo the ground through sheor was very nervous too, had frequent and most painful headaches, and felt utterly exhausted, and unable to In fact, do anything about the home. all happiness, energy, and brightness, was quite blotted out of my life for the time, the cruel ravages of the fell complaint. was induced to try a bottle of Mother Beigel's Syrup. Much to my comfort and delight I found

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INDUSTRIAL UNREST. FINAL EVENING PERFORMANCE

DEBATE IN THE LORDS.

The House of Lords on February 18th, on the motion of Lord Buckmaster, con- sidered the problem of industria) unrest, and so many Peers were anxious to speak that at dinner time the debate was ad- journed. The Lord Chancellor took the occasion which offered of making his maiden

speech in the House over which he presides, and intervened early with a declaration of Government policy. He had little, if

that was new to

he was

reveal as to Min intentions, but he spoke strongly, earnestly, and confid ently Admitting without reserve that the situation was

most grave, yet assured that the good sense of the. British working-classes could safely be trusted, and that the small section which was sedulously spreading revolutionary doctrine could be kept well in hand.

There will be no want of firminces," said the Lord Chancellor, in dealing with these, and he took comfort from the fact that in the period immediately. succeeding Waterloo and the end of the long French War the spirit of sedition wha much more widespread in England than it is to-day.

The message which ho gave to the miners and to all the other classes of workmen, who are now in negotiation for the realisation of their respective national prógrammes, was, Trust the

fellow-coun- doverament. Trust your

trymen. If you can point to a single wrong it shall be remedied. If you can show that others are receiving more than their share of the profits of labour, the matter can be dealt with at the National Conference." The Governmcut, he said, were anxious to get at the truth, and Lord Birkenhead suggested that when they go at it they could be relied upon not to shirk the responsibility of acting. While analysing with his usual dialec tical skill the leading causes of the industrial ferment, be

with spoke particular force on what he called the derangement during the war of every sane and reasonable inancial standard" Lord Buckmaster had also dealt effec tively with this point; and had urged with much force the proposition that "we are no longer a rich nation, for We are burdened and crippled with debt." The Lord Chancellor put it ovan more incisively, "The nation," he said, has been living on its capital, and- This, however does not liking it.

frighten the majority of the working- classes. They turn a deaf ear to theso who prophesy calamitons results, for they firmly believe that there exists, in Lord Buckmaster's phrase, an unfathomable reservoir of public wealth," from which, with the aid of the Government, they can draw at will. The only chance of safety is to expose the fallacy to the working

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Yet we must produce mote or perish" That is the financial aspect of this indus trial unrest

"BLED WHITE BY TAXATION."

Lord Lansdowne agreed with Lord Buckmaster that one of the main chuses of "barest had been the inmenso profite made during the last few years, even though so large a percentage of them has boon taken by the State in the shape of excess profits He owned to a feeling of profound dismay when he saw how our indebtedness way increasing Five millious a day were still being added to the debt, though the taxpayer was being. "We must bled white by taxation." have sounder Inance," was his conelu- sion. Frugality and industry were the only way. Yet from all sides, as the Lord Chancellor said, there is köpt up a continued and increasing pressure upon the Treasury. Moreover, it was tacitly admitted by all the speakers that vast sums would have to be spent. Stress was laid upon the horrible hous ing conditions of large sections of the population; the Government were urged by Lord Buckmaster to yield to the very last inch of just concession, so that if, unhappily, it came to pitched industrial etrife, the public conscience could be easy that nothing had been left undone. He suggested, again, that it would be bet ter propagande to convines the British people that Bolshevism had proved. ghastly economic failure in Russia than to go on recounting stories of the hor rible atrocities committed by its votarios; Yeti, as he says, the people do not believe the horrore how are they to be convinced of Hussin's industrial ruin. and the evil plight of her workers?

A SUPER-WHITLEY COUNCIL The speech of Lord Islington was ́ORSÍ in a different mould. His main concern wils to sketch out a plan for the creation of permanent machinery for remedying evils which are universally deplored. How can unrest be prevented from reach. ing the dangerous pitch at which it stands now! How can industrial dis putes be settled before they become dangerous? Lord Islington's idea is to develop the scheme of the Whitley Councils to its fallcat capacity, to make them obligatory in every industry, to make every trade union an incorporated working at society, and make every man

trade

a trade unionist, and evory employer a member of an Employers' Federation. Then he would set up a super-Whitley Council, which aliould bo nstatatory body, and be in constant Bos sion; he would reinforce it with in fluential members appointed by the Government, and he would invest it with authority to decide all controver

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