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... still complain that the enemy espionage is rife. COMBING OUT MINING TRIBUNAL STARTS THE PROCESS. The Monmouthshire mining tribunal to day combed out hundreds of young men who had gone to the mines since August last. Their former occupations were painters ...
... total to at least Christ. Mountoutheltire mining tribunal on Friday mas, in order to give such usietanee to the combed out hundreds of young men who had farmers of our Allies as shall demonstrate gone to the mines since August, baying British appreciation ...
... fooling (cheers). Mr. WING (Houghton-lcSpring, urged tlu? for greater vigilance by tin* Homo Office in regard to accidents in mines. Mr. (Birkenhead, C) pressed upon the Homo Secretary the desirability issuing under the Defence of th© Realm Act an order to ...
... LOCAL WAR ITEMS. The Monmouthshire mining tribunal yesterday combed out hundreds of. young men who had gone to the mines sines August last Their formar occupation* were painters, quarrymen, foundrymen, hanliers, greengrocers, and students. *• the Glasgow ...
... But temptation is strong, and where the choice is between a duffer and a good man human nature usually triumphs. A friend mine tells the case of his own groom, a good horse master and good soldier, who has been for many months employed as groom by Commanding ...
... Percy Sargent, formerly member of the Exchange, from his orchard in Tasmania. Monmowtb-hire Mining Tribunal yesterday “combed out hundreds young men who had gone mines since August last, their former occupations being painters, qaartyman. greengrocers, hauliers ...
... could noi too widely known. SAFETY IX THE MIXES! SLACKERS WEEDED OUT. The Monmouthshire mining tribunal vcstcrday combed out hundreds of young men who had gone to the mines since August' last. Their former occupations were painters, qunrrvmen, foundrymen, ...
... on the Manchester line it stated that the police had had a great deal of trouble witn owing to this practice and were deter mined to prevent it On this occasion were nine or ten lads together but all with the exception defendant got away The Magistrates’ ...