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... combing out process had been a failure, for in tho 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 a mine in their lives before, and not one bad been combed out ...

... tinkering. The combing out process had a failure, for in i the mines his area Lancashire 3.G00 unmarried men between IS and had sought refuge from military though they had never been in a mine in their lives before, and not one had been combed out. lie urged ...

... very heat ground for believing that at heat 3,000 men between eighteen and fortY-Orle who never worked in mines before have one into the mines for the purpose of est-spine their military obllgat And that which is true of my next of Lancashire is true ...

... were foolhit'. In his own diPtriet in Laucashire, Mr. Walsh asserted, not a single person had yet been brought out of the mines, and he knew of 3,000 now working there who had I never worked as miners before. As ha R foreseen, the sudden reappearance ...

... gone too far, rub the keys carefully with pare lemon juice. While dill damp put on a costing of whiting or prepared chalk, mined with a little lemon juice. When dry. brush of with a dry brush, taking care that none of the mixture between the keys. If, ...

... 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 ...

... very vigorously, not a man had been taken from the mines in the area of Lancashire for which he acted as miners' agent, though at least three thousand people in the area had gone to work in the mines to escape their obligation. This outspoken denunciation ...

... heavy bombardment, raided our trenches and caused some casualties. At Neuville the enemy blew up a mine ineffectually. At tile Double Cfassiar we followed a mine explosion by a raid, which W.'S successful. Hostile dug-outs sere bombed and casualties inflicted ...

... The “combing out” process had been failure, for in tho mines of his area Lancashire 5,000 unmarried men between 18 and 41 bad sought refuge from, military service, though they bad never been in a mine in their lives before, and not one had been combed out ...

... wish to i-e troubled with other visitors just yet. SHIRKERS IX MIXES A mining correspondent writes: —The question of who should act the “combing out” of the shirker* from the mines appears to a very moot one. Vet it should not have many difficulties in ...

... conscripting youths of 18.. and quoted the case London youth 18 who. after being hospital suffering from nerre shock, due to mine explosion. was sent back to the Front, and later, after trial court-martial, was sentcnoed be shot for desertion. The sentence ...