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... might be the arbiter. MINERS’ BIG COMB OCT: ALL MEN ENGAGED DURING THE WAR TO JOIN THE ARMY. All men who have entered coal mines einoo the start of the war are to be recruited for the Army. This big comb-out, it is stated, has already begun. Under two ...
... out all persons military age who had entered the mines since August 1914. It was decided take a ballot on the question of stopping work the Government proceed with the conibing-out Scheme in th© mines. ...
... ARMY. SOMERSET FARM LAD WHO BECAME A MINER. The Monmouthshire Colliery Tribunal was again at work on in combing out from the mines men who had entered since the outbreak war. ! In of the Chairman, in cancelling exemptions, said the h obviously baea | the ...
... forms on which apply for such employment on application in writing the Secretary of the War Office. PATRIOTISM HI THE COAL MINE. In tiie course of correspondence between Mr Clement Edwards, M.l\, and the King the rcsuli of the South Wales miners' military ...
... y released from the coal-mines for military ser\ices Government notices to this effect have been received it every collieTv Great Britain. The men. to be called include the following classes Those who ha,-e entered the mines since August 14th, 1915. Surface ...
... there will be a more vigorous combing out of men of military age in the luxury trades and nonsesential services, in the mines, in the Government department s, including the military service, n d a more extensive system of substituted labour, with the ...
... Corn- could count on them to stand by & Canter of Mines should have a useful career. to the end. Peal mauguration at the School of Mines at ES ths week there was a ve PORTUGUESE TROOPS RBADY. ne mining men, and the choice of the first excellent one. It ...
... s. In addition to the ablehabed men who are serving in the Army and Nary n very large number of men have gone to the iron mines in the Midlands. The bay harvest has commenced, and favoured with fine weather the crop is likely to be heavy, end of the best ...
... Cardiff, ♦ ales versed the decision yesterda *- arrangements between the the and the Governmentoi the on s \. comb out in mines T L t n of card vote, accepted the ExecufS egateS ' n dations.by a majority 519 recommen^ ...
... Derbyshire (two), Northumberland (three), Durham ...
... Here is r. ase,lte said, 'of a farm lad from . Somersct, who comes up to a 31oruneulhs:Are :colliery viilage and enters the mines. Ho didn't con up here it is for th• sae of scenery. ease of dtxigilg service. ...
... this afternoon. M. Clemeuceau, in closing speech, said the. Conference would prove it had acted- ''-'he Allies were deter- mined to a peace, based on right.— Central News. BRITISH COMB-OUT TN FRANCE. Paris, Monday. is announced Englishmen of mili-j age ...