SLAVERY IN SHOPS
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... thlese people should boe ialienable. Ndhw turn to Rhodesia. Here, abgalinl, Ie haie Seen eniforc*d labor, ?? is aB cruel as slavery and ioere hjypccritical. The settlers under the Cl0iartered Oconspatsy. lav.ve thisi in- gertious trick--they engage Kaffitks ...
... men mounted onm camlels, tinder Bimbrshi Burges and the Mamur Mohammed Abued IBey,. consisting of twelve police and eight Slavery Dopartment,'left Susakin on January 8 and 16 fespactively, and proceeded in a south. westerly direction, guided by a relative-of ...
... weaken the faculty independent thought. Good, or bad, the zaner has to obey. The soldier's life is the seat SOedid syatem of slavery known to the rlld. It is the very aantithises of Christianity, lch places in the foreground of its doctrine ?ersonal resp ...
... in G overn- ment and Mr icipal Contracts. -. Great Yar-,oenth, Iabour Hall, 7, J. M. Headley's Conscription: the Comning Slavery. KELMscoTr CLun, The Grove, Hainmersmith.-To-day: 7.80, 8. Wood, Vivisection and the Hospitals. NEW WAR LOAN. THIRTY MILLIONS ...
... of white labour or black, of eight hours a day or twelve, of six days a week or seven1 it is a question of free labour or slavery. In the Kimberley compounds the conditions of service are revolting to the British sense of freedom. Not only are the labourers ...
... wages raised by is. a week, yet this paltry boon is denied to the men at Deptford. What an insight one gets into the white slavery in England when men are so sweated (and by Government, too) that is. a week, the price of a couple of drinks or cigars, is ...
... which they will Rdminister, as the diatlaond fields of Kimberley are admiuistered, on starvation wages and virtual black slavery. Lord Salisbury and 3Ir. Chamberlain are the very humble servants of these great monopoists and they must do t seir bidding ...
... home. We have also shown th'at one of it-s chief ends is to supsplant white labour bv cheap, forced black labour-indus- ?ral slavery--at thle Rand gold mines. AlheadY many thousands of unemployed er1rltknen have reached these shores from 4°itli Awfrica. ...
... support to a tyrranny ol thu baest and most brital cinrd in the shape of the De Beers Consoli- dated Company. Nowhere vas slavery mnure complete than at the Riinberley Compound. As for this try for the franchise, he himself could be a witness to the tact ...
... Transvaal of To-day (pp. 197- 202) by Alfred Aylward, has the following passage:- . I hrave never seen but one case of slavery during mny whole residence in South Airics, and that one case was in ?? teoritory. . . . I sawv in various directions (in ...
... be the death of iiie, and ordered tse black ohiefs toboe exouted. Thoy died still singing the bathetio song. MINE OWNERS' SLAVERY SYSTEM. It is of course to teach the Kaffir the dignity of labour that -the Rhodesians have broken up his simple tribal ...