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... is as follows : In the Argonne there was grenade fighting In the sector between Bolate and the Fille Morte we exploded two mines which damaged the enemy’s trenches West of the Meuse the night was comparatively calm To the east the Meuse we engaged in several ...
... 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 ...
... road which was lost the of 19th line there completely re-estab lished ' -V To-day been ' uuoeu nninch ' Wvtachaete Ypres some mining the Hohenzollern Bedoubt norui Chapello FRENCH - ---- iiy unes were itself the counter attacks The is an ob- Don : According ...
... tinkering.” “combing out” process hud been a failure, for in the mines of his area in Lancashire 3.000 unmarried men between and had sought refuge from military service, though they had never been mine in their lives lie fore, and net one had been combed out ...
... trench carried the view repression that obstacle pushed on to this but from the of rather making the stolen the Cabarets of mine At point the fort-li-s and a standstill they fire from the The Royal is to its yards further it expected and had plenty to ...
... Commission appointed by tho French overnment to deal with the question of ana! for France, headed by M. Weiss, Minister of Mines. met the executive com Iniffees of the coal eyporters and coalowners of Great Britain in London yesterday. Sr D. M. Stevenson ...
... responsibilities are escaping. because they were sly enough, or dishonourable enough to take refuge in the munition works or the mines. Personally I consider that if a young man is afraid, we are better without him, but that does not remove the unfairness. Another ...
... communications. The proper place for letters is the waste paper basket. (Hear, hear.) Mr Hustler: I think so too. That ie where mine go. It may be stated that Colonel Courteney, C. 8., been deputed by the Northern Command to visit the Tees. Wear, and Tyne ...
... questions arising out of their Southport resolution laying it down as the miners’ policy that all persons working or coal mines should be members of the Miners’ Federation Tho conference decided to leave further negotiation on the subject to the executive ...
... modified as to demand a particular series of on our part The enemy’s advance through Belgium synchronised with laying of a British mine-field in the part of the North Sea representing a rectangle miles long and 30 wide with southern boundary reaching from Goodwin ...
... Treasury through the Corporation over a of years report adopted Plans rebuilding number of the ruined approved THE U C5 tugs the mine-laving submarine UG5 to the Thames Embankment last- evening moored alongside Temple Pier both Houses Parliament will given ...