Glasgow Unmoved by A. J. Cook:
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Glasgow, Feb, 21.
Glasgow.has just had a visit from Mr. A. J. Cook, the man who has probably done more harm to the mining industry of Great Britain than any man alive, He wad maiti~ ly responsible' for the disastrous policy which culminated in the quixotic general strike and it is no exaggeration to say that Great. Britain still is suffering acutely from the after-effects of it, While it was the ghastly failure it. deserved to be, it has, nevertheless; deft its mark upon the trade and commerce of the country and the mining industry has suffered, most: of all. To-day the miners find themselves in a most pitiable plight, yet they have not thrown. their foolish scerctary overboard. execution. and 0 create table opinion of Freve One sonders at the mentality of the miners in retaining Mr, Cook, If they got rid of him and ceased.
Pay any heed to his verbose wiuperativas, they might seo yell og. a ihe coal trade, but all humorous bickerings and. dis-Duticgs, together with tae attribut=
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