... which has. not embsrked upon any hi portant muni! policy of the of im- A 11 p.m. AFTERMATH OF FUSILIERS’ COUP AT by means of a mine explosion ST. EGOL north of of the Four-de-Paris, we dest and he British Headquarters, March 28th. enemy work and avily sheiled ...

... a very drastic revision of these employés. wa arranged business that The Secretary, Plymouth Batt. Devon R. V.T.C. | COAL MINES AND FARMS. such dive distrees among We have no doubt the writer of this will find’ touches to the Allies’ plans for complete ...

... wae being proceeded with vi district, not « person had been got out'of the mines. ‘ He was tod ani his district there were 3,000 men between who.wers escaping service in the - mines, to districts of. sees by the same thing ap; the Miners’ Federation: He ...

... re to a ion by Mr. W. Maddern (Mid stood had sent to cert men engaged in the Correspondi: Secretary (Mr. C. W. china clay mining and quarry m 60 far as 1t related Burnes Devon), § stated that there were mo aliens employed on to worl feremen (clay capte ...

... ma men the fishin, class from West rnwell are modering ep did service to their country as in the Grand Fleet and patrols and mine- in all parte of the European seas ...

... other portion had done their duty «mder no Jess important and no less They were all in constant touch with the work of enemy mines and sub- had been a good one. marines. The record the, patrol during the year and suD D.C., Chirk, marines. The the year The ...

... WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER. 27, 1916. excellent war news had a cheering influence and } to 60], and to steady; and Foreign improved: Mines loags being at 4} to 5 momths’ bills again quoted Silver unchanged at news the countsy ‘The Atteck en to-day. The attack planned ...

... was grey smoke, and he got away. enemy and his home .. As darkness f our fests ley oo heavy ships, keeping well clear of ible mine- fields, sw south’ and west of the Horns , 80 that they might pick him up in the mornii came our main could find no trace of ...

... both of recruiting for the Army orowde af skulkery in Welsh coal mines, in muni- tien factories, and in various civil whoee work egn be done by older men er women ; indeed, in the coal mines it is denied by well- connected with the industry that any decrease ...

... MAN-POWER PROBLEMS. RIVAL CLAIMS OF MUNITION. WORKS. Speaking at yesterday, Mr. Kellaway, A friend. of mine who knows the Civil Service welt tell mo that to Dr. Addison, said in his opinion there are not six indiepensable men in any of the Government ...

... conjunction with 1, harbour defence, to be extreme in Rointing out, the needs of tution officer, and to carry bearing on mining counter-mining, To them tril gome extreme and would, they trusted, be men Tee would tock very pres, o utilize the to withdraw, and ...

... should not be despised if results in this ® week through the closing of the ehopa one | the cost of a trained soldier, apart mining, The trouble which has arisen is due to It-ie, however, pre- from tions, machinery is the fact that the War-office took some ...