... to a t e ,l, e- his Position undieavy rifle and machine gun travel without your season. You will be made five officers for mine-sweeping operations, forty-eight petty officers and men for submarineßerlin, the Kaiser has issued the fire, and althou wounded ...

... the behest the Timber Committee. This lias done supply national emergon-cy, the trees being used as props for the South coal mines. Many plantations were entirely denuded, and at prosfrnr sawdust heaps remind one the Qanadiaß cie/triugs. Hundreds tons props ...

... the shrine of the martyrdom St. Winifred, the patroness Wales, it was held in great veneration. A short time ago the effect mine drainaire works on the Mountain and the possible effect the well was out in the House of Commons. SOCIAL AND PERSONAL Alexandra ...

... be' pleased to know that the firm who published it are now wound up. PTE. T. H. W. (Keighley).—The man fell headlong into a mine crater, and only ceased to fall when he reached the bottom. No, it isn't a mistake : it's wit. GREEK PATRIOT.—The part of ...

... meant everyone wOiaderod, but out of one shop only brother and one who i« stone iie.it selected for examination. This brother mine has been wounded and gassed in Arras, and totally discharged from taking any further part in the present war. Yet .-elected ...

... peethee group . The and e s v m e al ry i th g iTg up on th n e s surface of the land-factories, railways, machin- ery, mines, warehouses, shops, and dwellings. The large group owns nothing but its brains and muscles. Before any of them can live the ...

... than at boose, Inst racing and lion*' breeding, though it it a longer procesn, i. equally a. iisrportant mariisaßmaking. coal-mining, ship-building, any other emential industry the State, and am sure that tome at least hi. MajaOy’a Mini* ter. are well acquainted ...

... from I Transit Executive Committec mploymcnt of the transpott W2s organised by -the War be increased to 10.000 men, for e et' Mining the ports labour crier to turn round ships with .h and increase and :I C present tonnage available. • brought forward a scheme ...

... exploits is to he found at the bottom of a column towards the end of the paper. It is that of Captain Dean, M.C., R.E. He blew a mine which killed 280 of the enemy, went forthwith with one servant to the enemy front line, bombed a dug-out and took three officers ...

... Rader said what , • raaramee for the and lalit must he roared for ea much as poeibie.ll, the would tornauLto acme wham. Pirhapa mine kited of Court could be belted to .to any of net I aria Mr. Reynolds spooking from 4. 7 dteria point of veer, endowed all that ...

... see you as far as your cab, Miss Lashmar, Oldban said, in the same curiously wooden voice. There are some old friends of mine here that I should very much like to speak to. Inchcliffe jumped to his feet as the other two Vanished. Here, pay the bill ...

... Canniff said Dr. Heddle's letter confiremed the impression of a deplorable state of things in regard to vaccination in the mining volleys. He did not say anything about Dr. Heddle, who was no doubt overworked, but it was up to the Board to accept Dr. Parry's ...