... employed at the galleries as to their on the taking of more saes for the army. and asked that all the sea who have tato the mines from other mioupatioss sines disgust. regardlens of their physisal be combed out before eny of the ether workmen at. taksa ...

... coveting the iron mines Lorraine, tried in every poxeibte way get control them securing shares in new concessions and trying to get oon'-essicns for themselves. That was dangerous for Frame® and her Allies. Had) Germany not had the mines of Ixjrrame and ...

... suggested scheme for the recruiting of men out of the mines. The members decided, after a long iscussion, to reafirm a former decisinn—tiat hefore taking part in any recruiting :. Lepin in the mines of Lancashire and “heshire, all the men who have come ...

... Govern. meet's scheme. Yorkshire and Routh Wake desire that a ballot of ths thould be taken; and ( all die men entoreit the mines !race Angie!, 1914, to be combed out, no matter what phyakal new, before any of the other men are takeur hforthuanberiand asks ...

... which the men are to be withdrawn from the mines to meet the military requirements has not yci been finally approved, but it is expected (says the Press Association, that a scheme will formulated whereby each mining area will contribute number of men pro ...

... conference- is understood that strong protests were made against the mines being further depleted men. It was stated that figures given to the number men who have found employment in mines since the outbreak of war bore relation to the facts. In the discussion ...

... four ship's officer-. 15 of the crew and 10 officers and 581 men the East Mediterranean and the '• O-mi'iii- h. which struck mine in the same loeil tv. and three ship's officers, 21 the co ; 1 nd one officer. 166 men and eight nur-e- '..-ere lost. P.irtv ...

... glamour of war for war’s sake left after three and half years of this terrible business. Still they keep with that dogged, deter mined resolution which is characteristic of our race, true to the cal! of duty, long that duty may he required them. Mr Alexander ...

... Army, and the proposed by the Government for thew own It was stated that the W dermintied 50,0n0 Class A own to be from the mining industry. After man's statement, reports from the districts were received, s.td a general Eon foll-wed on the whole situation ...

... disappear, and the functions these bodies would be transferred to the County and the County Borough Councils. The general mined workhouse, with (ieterren'jes,” a4»iinistra.tdve dotie over to » authority styled “The Home Assistance Committee,’’ to appointed ...

... Mankind I refuse to understand the anguish of those mothers and fathers Let us, therefore, close our ranks in the factory, mine, and workwhose sons are no more. The Imperialists of Europe have shop. Let us sweep away all subtle divisions which weaken ...

... Yorkshire and South Wale; desire that a ballot of the 'nets lie taken; Lancashire and Cheshire want all the !nen who entered the mines since August, 1911, to he combed out, no molter what their physical fitness, before any of the other men arc taken; while ...