... any further demands the military upon -voting miners until a complete comb-out had been made of the men who had entered the mines since 'August, 1911. ...

... masters and men. They also passed a resolution to request the management give notice all eligible men who had entered the mine since August, 1914. though they recognise the difficulty of the employers in discovering all such cases. They further decided ...

... Smith presiding. Matters relative the further recruiting amongst mine workers were discussed. It was decided by large majority that all moo of military age who have entered the mines since August 4. 1914, must combed out irrespective of medical cl ...

... SINCE THE WAR BEGAN Labour correspondent says the Wat of 40.000 more men lor the Army from mines Great Britain causing good deal in many districts. Two principal causes ; feeling, that combing out men w),, gone into the pits since J9!4 has not been ...

... Caatlcford, Mr. Herbert Smith, president the Yorkshire Miners Federation, vice-president of the Miners' Federation, and member the Mines Control Board, addressed the men. read a telegram General stating that the military ballot, would be suspended until September ...