Labour-Saving Devices in Industry.

In concluding this series of articles, which have traversed a variety of fields, the general attitude must now be considered.

At the outset it must be admitted, quite frankly, that wherever labour-saving devices or labour-directing efforts have been made, there have been some difficulties. Not always have these been inconsiderable. It is wise, therefore, to take a wide view of the whole matter and examine the charges made against those methods which have been used to secure greater production.