... and Roumanians, are being forded to fight in a quarrel which is not theirs, in a quarrel which is to them no better than a civil war—to fight against their own kinsmen and friends, against all their dearest hopes and aspirations. Of all the many crimes ...

... women engaged in the indispensable manufactures. But the return to civil life of one or two millions ef men wnl produce a terrible strain and much confusion. Such a vast resettlement of industry has never happened in modern history, and no one can predict ...

... and Mahomedans are united in the demand for self-government; and the reforms suggested, if the cabled summary is correct, appears to be framed on sound lines. Everyone who has studied the problem in India is aware that it is the Civil Service, with its ...

... American i Agrarian tariff p o li c y e i d amna bl e . / call Crewe and in the United States 0: its report, and passes judgment upon h ave a d vance d ; our slightly on civil war. i action of servants of the Crown, living; the Council of the War Feeding ...

... regime, with which we may hope to find ourselves- in the fullest sympathy. What is, perhaps, of most consequence, in the resettlement of Europe after the war the Allies may now expect to be free from a great deal of distasteful restraint which the prejudices ...

... arrangements then ratified. league of would have had to crush and extinguish all the pesos which have since resulted in a united Italy, a united Germany, and the liberation of Greece and other subject provinces of Turkey. It is clear from this that in - constitution ...

... about! committees in the United King-| The there one com- ballot In ge for each exchenge. but in dates, two or more Gener 4 under one In’ dee it is that the committees, t functions in con-; Licatien. including , with the resettlement of labour on|tarv | for ...

... such questions on which the Government will need the united and considered opinion of each large indnetry. such as the demobilisation of the force,. the re-settlement of munition! sorkers in civil industries, apprenticeship especially where interrupted ...

... road we , %onien. have trodden hes been carefully thought out and it is the only road by which we Through Somerset Howe. can unite in full completion and harmony , the collective princip.es of our Govern-, The oentralisetion of the scheme could I probably ...

... discharge and the resettlement in civil life of members of the Forces, and the responsibility will be jointly shared by the Admiralty and Army Council and the Labour Ministry. In its task of enabling sailors and soldiers to get back into civil life as quickly ...

... WORK AFTER THE WAR COUNCIL ILabour Minister and Task of Resettlement. Dr. Rendel Harris and the Mayflower. Mr. (1. Hs Roberta. Minister of Lakeers , addressing the first of the Labeee' Resettlement Committee in Manchester PREMIER'S K ECEIPTION. izt „e ...

... submarines have ca’ and mails, pe reels, ete. sound, industrial progress. The Gov- promote full rep’ industr with at air t, the United States, Sugar tea could be conveniently ' already expressed its the side of Ute cmp oye rs ard of the emp to advise although ...