Strike Called Off Unconditionally by the Trade Union Congress:
Miners Dissatisfied ai the Turn of Events London, May 12.
'The King' in a message Buckingham Palace addressed To My People" says that "the nation has just passed though 2 period of extreme anxiety. It is to-day announced that the general strike has teen brought At such a moment it is supremely important te bring together my people to confront the dificult situation which still remains.
This task requires the ce-operation of al) able and well-¢ispoved me the count) Even with such help it will be difficult but will not be impos: ble. Let us forget whatever elements of bitterness: events of the past few days may' have created, only remembering how steady and how orderly the count: ned hough severely teste and forthwith address} ourselves te the task of bring' into being a peace which will be Jasting, because, forgetting t past, it looks only to the future with the hopefulness of red people."
0 forget the past quarrel, and to those who unity of expressing thanks to all ing the country going under The Trad
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