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FORE In IT'S history: there IA mo, soa,
snop IN any OF its cities; labor has NO,
ios' IT'S market. nor have the peonte been
deprived Of any OF their liberties
Before the passage OF tho nresen, ,aw
New Zealand had ifs share ~ iabor
troubles; from 20 TO ,a5 II PASSED ,hro,,vb
Senes OF strikes so turbulent and so
paraiyzing TO industry that the majority
oo'n OF capitalists and workmen turned
70 the idea OF compulsory arbitration as
we ohiy one promising peace and profits
lows:
First-Tt applies only to industries in
which there are trades unions.
s@conn-it does not prevent private sote
Citation or arbitration
characterization r. exhausted by the
state before II resorts to arbitration.
Fourfh-h Cancellation IL unsuccessful
the disputants must arbitrate.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 the law NAV be
punished or not. at the discretion OF the
court.
The law does not forbid or prevent dis
pntes. but makes the combatants fight
their battles according 10 legal code
There Is no making men work by law"
nor liking wages by law" The law SAYS
only that II they work II must be with
out strikes or iockouts and that n they
cannot agree as 10 prices the decision
must be left to some impartial person.
The value OF the law. SAYS Mr.. Lloyd. de-
Ponds entirely upon the combined wisdom
OF public sentiment and the courts In
operating ~. The law az framed Is one
that Judges OF common sense can execute
with satisfaction. and the country has
been fortunate in the selection OF its
judges. The study which Mr.. Lloyd has
made of the New Zealand situation Is in
teresting and suggestive.
GA Country without Strikes" BY
Henry Demarest Lloyd. ST. Doubleday
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