... , South Wale* miners are affiliated. agreeing Iwith the tiorernmeot thst a comb-out** ot the men who have come into the mines sloe. 1914 shall take place. The South Wales delegate conference, captured by the pacifists, deereed that a ballot should take ...

... dressmaker, of St. Stephea's-square. Bayswater, was the other new defendant, and she was remanded on bc iI. Then the ease of Mine. Vox was taken and evidence wan given to show that anyone who came to her had to make a declaration that he was nut a police ...

... RECRUITING BOOM. Enthusiasm of Miners Recalls Early Days of the War. _ Remarkable patriotism is being di.- , played in the mining districts, where young ruiners are rushing to enlist without waiting to be combed out. This enthusiasm is attributed to the ...

... things. Last Monday tho miners' Special Conference declared against the comb-out of men of military age, who have entered the mines since August 1916. and demanded the abolition of income tax on wages. This haa sent a thrill of indignation through the majority ...

... in engineering, in iron and steel produotian, in the electrical and wood-working trades, on the railways and in the coal mines. ...

... Cortwaper Cunt. (South Water.). Saturday, good name ox the W miner has been restored. The ballot in regard to the eoculrout in the mines bas spoken in no Ull. cert.' a terms. Ircekty Dispatch on (ktolyer 14 A sas estat : The awakening of tho niass of the (South ...

... January 'Leith the exeeptiou of certain clussea empkyed on shipbuilding, boat and barge and repairs, and a few men in oil mines_anll works. Skilled e - nr -- . - n - errs will not he greatly affected. Only onto skilled engineer in three under the Aloof ...

... can you ask middleaged men to serve when there are still many thousands of young men sheltered in official funk-holes, in mines and in munition factories, and an equally large number of lusty young fellows protected by exemption certificates which cannot ...

... has been made. There are still thousands of able-bodied young men entrenched in Civil Service totg-outs, munition factories, mines, and the new official funk-holes that are springing up in all parts of the country. The Arm wants some of them. Then man of ...

... turn back. Is it not all very may permit him to stay rather longer e than is anticipated. ' * * * * . * * Combing out the mines is a cry likely The violent Tory partisans who made to be popular, but if there was a shortage it impossible for Mr. Churchill ...

... touching with lemon Juice at night for freckles that have already aripecred. Where this falls. a special freckle lotion most be &Mined nightly. t iville t to r i ttlig ie f ir o . r this It you It and Sluggish Liver. AMERY Igsanseai.- -You aveld all rich. I ...

... would fly. He made a tour of the nerodr9ines. At the tiro one he saw 90 many machines and carefully counted them. 1f did the mine at the second and th:rd, and at the finish was satisfied. But it had happened, the tale goes, that by some extraordinary c ...