... Comb Out. MEETING AT CINDERFORD. A further meeting of miners in connection with the combing out of young men from the mines was held Cinderofrd on Monday. Mr. M. H. Perkins, ex-President of the Miners Association, presided, and was supported by the ...

... being agin the Government inded It is not as though they were in vet ed on company, for there is good grounds for b that the Mine Federation of Great Brit fences hold on to their compact to heip the | being wet the number of men asked for, and f Dis- Sergt ...

... rect lated hear). He pointed out The authorities had been unable to get the men asked for out of the mines from thos COrge who had rushed to the mines to escape arner ment, because of the fact that so many of elves Mr. were either too old or physically ...

... against stone wall to bear it in mind that every man was a soldier by law and the military would have their quota from the, mines. Of the new hands who had been taken on since 1913 only 30 per cent, were eligible for the army. It having been ascertained ...

... aggravated wv the | 7 knowledge that these unfit and prey iously _ our | young unmarried men are skulking in n cither factories, mines, and in Government ments. These shirkers- for no cligible your should accept the protection of a badge | able to fight--are ...

... heads nst a stone wall, to bear it in mind that every man wjis soldier law and the mil it ary would have their quota from the mines. Of the new hands who had been taken since only per cent, were eligible for the army. having been ascer.ained that at a meeting ...