... reader youthful have to Lanarkshire laid district a city is much frtruck mountains search gold and a mine his ’prentice mining He mountain© formed ooal mine carboniferous period laying coal measures The work both is studied the at Dunbar of is examined in ...

... manuriil application in renewing growths. no cwt. Of nitrate soda and 2 cwt. of superphosphate, broken and finelv weened, and mined just previous to spreading the tie-Id, a suitable dressing per acre. tho ackhtion of the superphosphate fnli the nitrate dressing ...

... before ancwer, as if Mrs im what way she reply; yet tho question was simple only to the Black Combe Mine —about three miles.” estate?” “Is Bleck Combe Mine the one on the “ Yes, mise, seemed so reluctant to more that Clarice the subject ; at the same time ...

... south , the artil' Inry taking up positions on the hi ^ h ground north of tho rivercommanding fho bridges , which were all mined ready to blow -up . The grins also commanded the principal fordsivhich wero put in a stato of defence by the mounted sappers ...

... in Berlin, to obtain Passports to carry her to Dutch front.©**, atierwards sailing from Rotterdam Folkestone, through the mined ana of the North Rea, with a special pilot aboard. Miss Taylor’* German friends were much struck by her pluck in undertaking ...

... through . It w-sis lot tha chance ot my being . in its w ^ y -when it Aid : ome . It was tho absolute horror of something Mining to disable our engines . Mr cars were a-: ock all the time for the roar of a steam ' . ' main lit and carried away ; for ...

... and hoping to get the people on the other side to comb out , but tho ships that did come out were mostly the submarines and mine-layers , arid it was against them that the auxiliary patrol vessels got their share . A much larger number of submarines had ...

... combing out process was' being proceeded with vigorously ; but in his district not a single person had been got out of the mines , According to lus information , 3000 men in the district referred to are escaping service through hiving found occupation ...

... for real military advantage, and without thus unwise ignqring of industrial interests. That as lit should be. As a friend of mine put it other day. “We’ll never beat the Germans by merely piling up huge Armies on .paper and boasting about their numbers ...

... booming aeroaa the* sky lb,' -oardi ,fr Knllen l.i(fhthi,ii«,'. cvnlrmo ihoir pxi.U-ikc ran bo I l l ' >’li'ni » l:; >,,m,ine> ; '?'• uui - K%,,w fourrv from one fntilo cliit- to •Mother, Th,. S..ndm.vi«n noutial. have not ...

... greatly appreciated appca’ed for. the remarks she had made: and they were deter- Major Hope said, in view the fact tint this mined to she. had told them —to see that was the manager, they recommended tern•there was a prolific outcome as the. result of porary ...

... this district On the other hand. had said that if this had been a coal mine inquiries. The accused was employed as a we hear of men as Provost Sutherland said instead of a shale Mine something . would re- workman at Coatbridge, and he was quite a at the ...