of Meintjes Kop, are the mass of labour con- flicts, the re-establishment of almost constant session until the Armistice. Members and even military action at its expense; and it is believed, on the 22nd, the situation had become thoroughly alarmed, and their individual activities. Suffice it therefore became necessary to lay down as maxima a 1ro-hour day for one locality may have been undertaken by Im- perial War Graves Commission, which sat in the very last stages of the army. He now insisted upon a close