... the new war cry of the Daily Mail.' The Government, having been bullied by the Northcliffe Preen into combing out the coal mines to swell the army, is now told that it has no option but to release the mimeo from the army, so that the country may be provided ...

... shipping fiasco and the artificial steel shortage would have taught ear otber to look round and proceed carefully with the mining industry. But the Prime Minister, having lost his head, went dowp among the miners to preach a downrpickazes crusade. and ...

... increased wages of the workers, the output of coal per person employed in the mines has for years been steadily declining. There is need, therefore, for better management in the mines with a view to preventing waste and increasing the output of coal. PR Among ...

... neaded. . The Morry-Ge-Round.— Daily Mail,” Sept. 18, 19i6+:—* We have not begun to comb *out the munition factories, the mines, the farms, the Government oifices.” “ Daily Mail,” Sept. 13, 1918:—“ Comb out the Army. The way to release the miners,’ , ...

... October, 1914, bare Leen wortilig the mines, bat since the Lass end iety Ridge eigagementa they ha s • 1 / 1 1011 unable to utilise theta to any great extent owing to the betty otainumiling of this amt. Many of the mines are flooded, and the Germans are said ...