... BACK TO SLAVERY! B v C l la.n War Waging in Every Household sounds promising title, it not s though one feels that the P' ' n ter might have made it raging with advantage. That is the heading article in Lord brook's evening journal, the pen of A. A. ...

... Slavery. Exodus (the Book of the Covenant) deals more hardly with the slave than the Hammurabi code. The code limited the slavery of a free native to three years; Exodus (chapter 21) makes the period six years. It further stipulates, that if the man were ...

... SLAVERY OF PUPILS Very statements are made in the current issue of The Hoepital to the tilings at Queen Lyingin-Hcopitel, Loudon. There exists paramount necessity, enys the editor, for the lit of a small independent. auUiorit.it. to the conditions tliore ...

... Slavery. All character has long ago been battered gut of them. Neither individuality nor imagination remains In their midst They are all machine-made, with lives and thoughts and habits fashioned in the same ugly mould. 30TH, -Not even their private lives ...

... part she had taken in calling attention to slavery wherever it occurs. Lady Simon opened by saying how appropriate it was to address a meeting of the Women's Freedom League on the subject of slavery, for slavery does not admit the freedom of human beings ...

... Slavery? as far as they have come to hand, of the proposal for the introduction into the mining districts of the Transvaal of Chinese labour. It will be seen from these that the new immigrants are to become slaves in all but name. “The labourer shall ...

... SLAVERY. As disarmament, the Far Eastern dispute and the economic crisis were being dealt with by the League at special gatherings, the Assembly had to confine itself to matters of secondary importance. Its chief achievement was the setting up of the ...

... SLAVERY. The League of Nations is to take up the whole question of Slavery next month, and the Anti-Slavery and Aborigines Protection Society has prepared a memorial addressed to the League of Nations bearing the signatures of some of the best-known men ...

... SLAVERY BY FOR YELLOW LABOUR. JOHN BURNS, M.P. (Reprinted from Independent Review. May. 1904) ...

... Slavery Men recruited by a great British combine are paid on average Bs. a month, and is. less if they are supplied with rations. Out of this amount they must provide for their families, their future when the contract period is up, and they must pay ...

... Slavery ...

... SLAVERY DENIED The charge that child slavery exists Ceylon was repudiated by Sir Herbert Stanley, the Governor, when he performed the ceremonial opening of the new Council Chamber Colombo yesterday. Meanwhile, the Government Liberia has asked the League ...