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... those had con. the mine* from trades s'ne - The resolution instructed the consider the and most equitable of securing the men for ihe army, in the event of the required number men not being obtained from thoso who have gone to the mines since August. 1914 ...
... obtained from thoso who have gone the mines since August, 1914, the executive report to a further It was decided recommend districts make arrangements with their under which volunteer* may obtained from the mines foil timber, prep age and to- assist it* ...
... to 24, 14 Acts 2. 1-11: tion 21. MINERS FOR THE ARMY. A mining correspondent states that the military authorities are combing out from the mines men of military age who have gone into the mines since August, 1914. The comb-out is taking place under ' ...
... °ui' the combon? ' lat *be application will be to J^t*^-a Q tr, mines after war was ° Wol, otherwise have been > - ag0 ' and seeing also that their «*t') ij a.so', ,, essential in the mines, there' w'ftil,! v win ''PPrehend that any further : »hi hft 'itl ...
... immediately from the coal mines of the country military service. A notice convening the necessary instructions was received Great Britain Tuesday. The men to called embrace the following classes: — Men who have entered tho mines since Aug. 14th, 1915. Surface ...
... tolerate the brutal savagery amid which the prisoners in Germany have been forced to“work Vo.release soldiers for the front. In mines, monition factories, on the land, and the railways all the roughest labour is performed by prisoner slave gangs, whose taskmaster ...
... (in chair), Ml. C. Crompton, and Mi. Tom Taylor. . • , Derby coach-builder attended two sons .in his employ. Two older sons mined the army in the early days the war. the two now before the Court were active member? the local Volunteer rem'ment.—Mr. A R- ...
... equitv as well oa account the national emergency, comb out such men, fit lor active service and sparable, who entered the mines since, the war began! \ Rumour suggests that the number able. An examination v determine whether true, and will go a way towards ...
... army so shattered by losses as to be almost skeleton. The world will probably never know the real figures of German losses. Mines, factories, offices, even the army services have been implacably combed out, and every man who could stand active service has ...