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... present t-mploged in the industry except those who may have gone into the mines since June 24 last. There is no ground for supposing that any large number of men have entered the mines in order to evade military service. ...
... have not yet been to show how many men they have available for general •ervice. THE MINES SHELTER. Men under thirty-one fit for military service who have entered the mines since August, 1915 in anticipation of the Military Service Act may expect short notice ...
... Germany’s situation it affects men. know that essential retain in civil employments, particularly vital employments, as coal mining, railway and transport work and agriculture, minimum represented a very large number of men between 20 and if). What has hapi>ened ...
... to keep all your . men: Mr. Sutcliffe: I Am going to try . . Mr. Hartley military remeientative): And they are more and mine r for men. I believe shortly every men of thirty will have to go. whatever he vi. Mr Sutellffe: think they should consider ...
... (From London Opinion) Although hot potato stands may do busmen after 8 p.m., the trade is at a stand at 1L Men who enter coal-mines in war time are surely pitting themselves against the war. The Government has been accused of pueil• lanimity in the mattes ...
... passed protesting against the Press agitation against the Merthyr peace conference. Mr. George Lansbury advocated that coal mining after the war should a national industry organised the workmen themselves; also that au intcrnatioual tribunal with international ...
... might. ge t . on had et Fo . table. w - heee blue i He , their eyes met, Hein Vtotoria in time to ioteh Ole for Chatham; I her Mine. It seemed sa l •• yes, Mi.. 'fi: vion'i leave 'er until ' to I superior genially ( e Juet frsnkly 'tolled ' ablere and for ...
... MERCURY WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 1 1916- SUCCESSES IN PASSES ?ONTINUED PROGRESS MR BALFOUR ON CHANNEL RAID GERMAN DESTROYERS SUNK BY MINES IJuinania reports several successes including the enpturo of a monn- tain position at Bratocea where losses inflicted on the ...
... Association Special Correspondent on torpedoed All Iteliuved liven saved were however caMialtii the crew killed ten injured Fifty mine tho vowel which about going from Salonika Malta survivor on iland aro being for by local Hiitlioriliin wior-vision of the ...
... objection when oticG waa given RED TRIBUNALS!: The Clerk referred of i nn) who appealed but who had made arrangements-for' mining Patrol The Admifafiy' however -would man until his' dealt with'1 the man withdrew' appeal he arrested at any moment military ...
... Duaieldorf aa veered me - - - -Aa am louder my engine I right the the But turn I see 1500 or 2000 under Boone B-iviuK ' Their mine try up ground I slacken few and going t towards of them I him ISO Lnnerved to fight lies towards the left But others in the ...
... that it (laughter) I'rocoediiur Mr Hi sinccrclv con' gratuated Nigerian (lovemnieiit Cuinpaiiv himiteil formed an lamp fn mines defendant an gentleman of snvanty-twn and wealthy coiuidcrablo interest in in addition advances it' during the management ilA ...