... in the national interest, to restrict them. More than 400,000 of the hest men had gone from the mines to perform war service, and the numbers in the mines to-day were fewer, and the average strength of the men was less. One of two things must happen: ...

... Premier into the “comb out” of ‘the miners last. April, is now demanding the immediate provision of more men for the coal mines.) The Gf‘ws “My you do kbep me of these somersaults—but I think this last one tops the bill” [By special arrangement with ...

... was supported v)y a 4 representative from the Miuers’ Federation. ’|Phe plea waus that the Army would have its quota from his mine without this man, who had three brothers already serving. out of a iamily of seven males. A brother had recently joined, and ...

... conducted.” Mr. S. Wiyld also remarkéd in the case of a young miner ol 1&, the sole support at home, and tallotted out of the mine, It is scandalous that this case =hould have come before this iriunal. If (he facts had been properly scrutinized, this young ...