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... . • THE COMB IN THE MINE. Drobably no more popular cry has been raieed during the wor—at any rate, line*, the death of the voluntary recruiting systemthan the demand for the combing out of the mines and munition works. The munition works have not yet ...
... should be remembered that in Yorkshire six days per week were worked, and that the mines were very deep. Workers in deep mines became exhausted sooner than those in shallow mines, and could not keep up as sonic people anticipated. I Further, the scarcity of ...
... Doncaster Road, Wath. THE COMB OUT OF THE MINES. Dear Sir.—Allow me to day, through your columns, that in my judgment J. Jagger. of Swinton. has failed to justify the position of the 1914 men in the mines, much lees nrednee eound why they should stay ...
... net tattoo to pluck from ritilsside !allotments while the traia IA in motioa.— t Punch., The comb-out of men arum local mines foe I military service bring with mainly by hallot. and it is repw that the ' young miners are accepting the with great loyalty ...
... r. eithoto .ati•faction. That wa. net correct. , hold was treated a illi.wrr al. returned by Mr. Beck was' and he did not mine within the pm% iwion. of that the was receiving consideration. .11 the 10te, The elle a branch at the l had reply had not ...
... and MupOy's Divisional Inspector of Minas. Bestabsidiee granted to neighbouring districts fore the war Captain Mottram was a mining for housing purposes. I studen nt the at Prie bead on kley July 5 Collierylast year.. waa and wounded now in hospital with ...
... of the Government's intantion to employ prisoners of war in mining among other national industries, such as timber-felling, road -making, and farming, to state definitely whether coal-mining is among the occupations in which the tier' are to be employed ...
... of his house. Ile miser the point of my must recognise that they had one common reference, however. The particular remark of mine Mr. Daft quotes in his letter was not interest. Tite must get together and diein reference to the disinfection, hut to the ...
... place reapstins the combing-out of the 50.000 miners, and no wonder. I would like to know if the men who have entered the mines since Aug., 1914, have been gathered into the Army? I know physically lit men of military age who are still walking about Wombwell ...
... ciplits whiell had been temporarily retreadered tinder the exigeneies of war. fur the fur the eatiunaticatreu tat railway+, mines, and food suppliea, • and fur broadening and cheapeeninb ibe !of unit system. At the elute a well-deeerved eumplioueut paid ...
... take meaeures to secure hie further two- I LOCOMOTIVE MEN. teetion. they ordered the four Aliment% Main warming mines to stand. Them. mines constitute the Sir.- Ste t B. S. Humphreys. in Ilia reply to --- st pittlitead in the county. and their Many women ...
... ported in our last Mew. YORKSHIRE MINERS' QUESTIONS. Home Coals Trouble at South Kirkby and Hemsworth. More Recruits from the Mines. err. H. Smith presided over a special meet-1 of the Council of the Yorkshire Mineriel Association at Barnsley on Tuesday. ...