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... ssainist its very will. And how. pray, this soft. harmless, innocent cotton-wool becomo the gun-cotton of the shells, the mines. and all the other fearsome exploaive substances used in battle? It is one example of the wonderful ingenuity of man. The wimple ...
... EVENING CHRONICLE FRIDAY 191® BRITISH FLAGSHIP MINED AND SUNK HMS RUSSELL LOST Pre-Dreadnought Sinks in Mediterranean MEN BOARD Admiral Captain 24 Officers 676 Crew Saved BOAT CAUGHT OFF EAST COAST: CREW PRISONERS The Secretary of Admiralty makes following ...
... sho continued, is i there any boy here whose father works among horses? One small boy stood and answered, Ycs, teacher; mine does. said the teacher. what does your father put on the horses every morning? Please, teacher. every ha'penny he has ...
... ever be—Where is a man most useful, If a men who happens to be a footballer is best meeting the necessities of the hour by mining coal, by working with skilled hands in metal, by doing heavy munition work which neither women nor, older men can perform ...
... South Waes Mining Tribunal yesterday and to-day combed out hundreds of men who before recently going into t'he mines had been quarrymen, butchers, insurance agents, boxeTs, and footballers. Polling opened North Ayrshire to-day. The constituency is a widely ...
... might. ge t . on had et Fo . table. w - heee blue i He , their eyes met, Hein Vtotoria in time to ioteh Ole for Chatham; I her Mine. It seemed sa l •• yes, Mi.. 'fi: vion'i leave 'er until ' to I superior genially ( e Juet frsnkly 'tolled ' ablere and for ...
... case of a goal. keeper who was before he became a professional. a collier. As rem as war began he went back to his work in the mine. He fs hewing coat every .la 3. He .has a wife and four children, and he is at the face of the coal week in week out—not because ...
... the combing -out committee. Stenhen, as is described by coal owners anf miners, is almost idolised by the men in the mines. ...
... committee state that them will be no further reservation of seats and ctmtpar•tments and saloons for private parties, and the mining of sleeping and dining ears will be further curtailed. Passengers will he grunted certain facilities for travelling by recognised ...
... COMBING OUT OF MINES. to-dav tlon their resumed tit a t V on » passed reeolutk , tlft all anxi to give the mili- 9 ang Q 0 advice in their ?. , r B, thov extra men required °. f opinion that a J% , to the trade ruiti lndiTidual injustice 8 a ; ff ar M ...
... Of course,. we cannot be millionaire , do we desire to he rogues. Nor lacsers. Nor .tallers. Variety is the of -In Eng. land mine tenths of I iv , wealth ffooo in the -Sete of onetenth of the population. let us get all and hang mora;s; plenty of time to ...
... Commissioners to resume their sittings at the House of Lords to-morrow. Owing to bitter complaints of men who have entered mines since August, 1914, Northumberland representatives are assisting the Controller to comb out general service oases. New York ...