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... gradually commandeered the vessels until no fewer than 119 were taken, and at the present time 105 of these are still engaged in mine sweeping or patrol work. The total value if the vessels which left the port for Government work is estimated at a million pounds ...
... only be too glad .0 have our husbands earning the sane.. ft would be the boot on the other foot, and not • word said, if that mine sweeper's wife had her husband home, earning the same. It is nothing but envy, because they can see the fishermen are trying ...
... of those dear lads at the front, with their backs to the wall, 4 now urgent. Many industries, such as munition making and mining, hitherto deemed essential, are being combed out. Have fishermen any special claim for exemption? As to their value as food ...
... the age of 3:0 AS have been reaping a fine harvest for lamely four years. while our brave mine rs are risking their lives for a • day. Why not change places! tie mine sweepers who hare for the period be transferred and give them a few months' pleasure at ...
... -,:tadsliin. t?.:ipl,,,d•J 'e d i t t i; brea•lth. height, and depth of the problem of the discharged men, The Pe leraVoa mine into .he early summer of 1911, when it was proposed that discharged men should be examined and put back Iwo the Army. That ...
... he agreed with what had been said. It was perfectly scandalous, to hie mind, that these own should be employed In the salt mine. at their age. and as far aA soy representation could be nuole on hie part to get them out it would be made most forcibly to ...
... munitions, ' try is a part of the vital strategy of I premium( of the hour, nutaiiHr official !shipbuilding, agriculture, and mining, . war. In other words, I would plead polities. has espressed his Anti eaurietioo in order that we may make our knoc - I with ...
... n thu g thezelreeetwinenreof other r Ea; ro es,. of a hundred thousand men from the ouer has nut disappointed expectation. mines for the army is bound to enor- 'Re has imposed additional taxation vainest men in the room whom he would meaelY lessen the ...