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... 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 ...
... thumbnail portrait Bev. Mr. Mannering, Airdrie, he introduced some features suggestive the most striking personalitv in the old mining town. It is fifty years since Rev. William Reid, senior pastor t.f Brcomknoll United Erec (Tiurch, Airdrie, began his ministry ...
... little attention was paid this vital matter, with the result that the gun and shell crisis arose, and important industries like mining were left dangerously short labour. is long, however, since the production of munitions was placed proper footing—thanks the ...
... fire our outflanking batteries and machine guns, suffering severe losses. One officer, 555 raapk and fire. machine guns and I mine-throwers fell into our hands. HINDENBURG FOILED. ALL HIS PLANS UPSET BY THE RUMANIAN DEFENCE. Borne, Sunday. The Berne cor ...
... COMBING OUT THE MINES. NOTICES RECEIVED AT COLLIERIES. It has been decided the Government that a large number of men are to be immediately released from the coal mines of the country for military service, and notices to this effect were received at every ...
... number of men may , be released at onco frohu the mines for military service . The temporary exemptions granted ( a ) to men who entered the mining industry after 14 th August 1915 , having previously been engaged in other occupations ; ( b ) to unskilled ...
... from the coal mines of the country for military service, and notices to this effect acre received at every colliery iu (heat Britain on 1 Tuesday. - The men to be called up include the following classes: — (11 Those hue entered the Mines sines August. ...
... cannot be allowed to b'lOck the way. If continual stream young and fit men flow to fhu great Army, they must s'cme fiom the mines and the munition sbms, adequate substitutes are provided. The evidence the eyes in the industrial districts, especially of ...
... economies in its use at home a certain number of men may released once from the mines for military service. The temporary exemptions granted (a) to men who entered the mining industry after August 14, 19X5, having previously engaged in other occupations ...
... \%, out scheme. The Travelling visited Pontypridd, and at the jpePM liery dealt with nearly a hundred > . had entered the mine since r ro It was stated that a good Kft , men were passed for general £ ! in the day the Medical Board '? l! ,ul 1 town, and ...
... Medical Board visited Pontypridd ,-and examine 3 nearly 100 men employed al the . Maritime-Collierywho have entered the mine since Aug-ust , 1915 . It Vas stated that a good pernentagq oftho men . wero pass ' ed for general' serVice . Later in , the ...
... the meeting the resolution celling for the cancellation all exemptions granted to single men under 25, whether employed in mines, munition works, or other controlled establishments, and asked the Tribunal to sanction him to sign it. Councillor Barclay ...