... APP OVE O “COMBING OUT.” Our Mining Correspoudent writes that the miners’ leaders and the majority of the men employed in the coal pits of Great Britain regard with tavour tho pro- posal to out ” from the pits those single young nien whe have found employment ...

... after citing the lines had to make very hurried exit from house would have been unpleasant The story similar incident that lady mine in very young days There again the brother was root tlie mischief The children in a Sunday class had asked dropping their into ...

... draw attention to the fact that • very large number of single men were employed in various munition factories, shipyards, mines, etc. Our remarks on the subject were based on knowledge of the fact that in this particular area hundreds of such men were ...

... multiplying enormously her production—a process which she was terribly hampered the. German occupation her principal coal-mining and areas. order to arrive asi ill greater production, two things are necessary: one. referred Lord Derby, the need not taking ...

... unconditional sur * but vlin of the fortress. secure possession of them | would have rounded render of the Germanic Powers. mined and planted with bombs,’ Schiller: p. y able to jmovement which up Petal would have been foreed to} important French forces ...

... Sir Edward Canson's motion, if persisted in, will be debated on tho following day. • DINARS AND CONNING OUT PROMS& Our mining correspondent writes that t h e miners' lenders and die majority of the men employed in the: coal pits of Groat Britain re ...

... 8000000000 Austria 5500000000 Italy 4500000000 Total 39500000000 LOSSES OF VESSELS Battleships Cruisers Submarines Destroyers Mine-layers nothing to report on the rest of apart from the customary cannon- night April 16th-17th squadrons composed of nine machines ...

... authorised the Board of Trade suitable conscientious objectors are agriculture forestry food supply shipping transport work mining education and public utility service such as infirmaries asylums brigades civil hospitals sanitary services ambulance and ...

... d. Mr. Balfour AFTER THE CABINET LAST N 1 Th. l'olitienl Correpontleni of the`: Datly Mail went on D say fin (hip Inc:mines It is heltevei that M George and MT William .Itoberteon hut decided before ths meeting bi the I &ballet that unless more vigorous ...

... statement evi- braved urn- gave before Bench He unceiteficated oomplainingly of submarines said he drank “OT” Wrighteon committee mines and lack lights every-'and his The Chairman Aid Thubron introduction has proved his worth in many stern battle Carroll was ...

... Sound Advice . Wile° the I'mine )(mister yesterday ammuaced the Howie Commutes the postponement of his state Went on recruiting a nmekine voice eallod Wait and Bee. 9eally, the advice was eery sound. and our Parliamentary report shows then was need far ...

... bombardments were successfully repulsed. To-day there have been isolated artillery duels at various points. There has been further mining activity east of Vermelles without altering the general situation there. Paris, Tuesday. This afternoon's official communique ...