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... for the preceding IS months. He rebuked Sir John for encouraging the single men to lurk in offices, munition factories, and mines. Was it really tree that the indieetries of the country were being carried on by cripples unfit for military service? Had Sir ...
... Government are said to be combing out the single, inspectors having bean appointed to go through munition works, factories, and mines. But this process will take long that—the war will bo over wo were going to say—bnt the Government say the war cannot wait ...
... MINERS AND RECRUITING. THE PITS NOT REFUGE FROM MILITARY SERVICE. Our mining correspondent writes that the miners' leaders, and the majority the men employed in tho coal pits of Great Britain, regard with favour tho proposal comb out of the pits those ...
... 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 ...
... fncilitate the moving of the table at. any time the top has been made loose. It is of oak, given by the Duke of Portland. A Mining Corres,pondent writes that the miners' leaders and the majority of the men employed in the coal pits of Great Britain regard ...
... U BOAT SUNK. The Admiralty announce:— 11.1d.5, Russell, flying the flag of in Rear- Admiral Fremantle, struck a mine the Mediterranean, and sank. The Admiral, the captain, and 606 man and offic.trs were saved. One hundred and twenty-four officers and ...
... combing out process had been a failure, for in the mines of his area in Lancashire 3,000 unmarried men between 18 and 41 had sought refuge from military service, though they had never been in a mine in their lives before, and not one had been combed out ...
... combing out ” process had been a failure, for in the mines of his area in Lancashire 3,000 unmarried men military service, though they had never been between 18 and 41 had sought refuge from in a@ mine in their lives before, and not one had been combed ...
... Russell is Mr. Eric Sanders, the second son of Mr. and Mrs. O. Sanders, of Strixton. . This was the second escape from a mined vessel, some time ago he was rescued from a transport which met similar fate to the Ruasell. He is a naval clerk, and an old ...
... The Coal Output. 1101111 CYFICE AND 111.2 i Cs MI- EK. A mining corresposilee: that • joint the committee of and of 'the e: the torderatinn will b. WI ale Thanday. Blty 16th. irmaidcr the brat 1111V0119 4 Menling the output of coal. From the oetbeeak ...
... disclaimed all ownership of her hus- band’s fortune, whatever it might be “It’s the same thing. You and I are one now. Whatever is mine is yours. I don’t swear to make you a regular, unfailing allow- ance, worthy of the new position you’re going to we, because ...
... British steamer Eretria. According information received in 'Washington up to the present the Batavier V.'s sinking was due to mine, but the Eretria is reported to have been torpedoed. As there were Americans both these steamers, one whom—a passenger the ...