j Their only drawback is that thev
cannot ffirrv th*? f?in ,
sivtv. 1 ful1 ^I'upinent of
M.xt> pounds and mote for lone hard
thelr m V ',aVe shor,<^ stocks to I
their rifles. What they lack in
| V?n|erth they make up in agility. |
They are particularly good at
"TI.Ue.eISr.' Sa,fl ?"e ?f ,heir ofhcers. I
There is no limit to their nerve, it
I? for thom to ,.raw| out \
e dark arrows .V? .M,? s l.and lo
the Germans' barb wir.- "
nirV':?THn P'?n us a heavy
Tu'? s,rong men are required
to carry it. When the artillerv had
j knocked a German trench about one
night and the Bantams rush to,
j take what prisoners and do what dam- !
jape they could and then mak- a run
or , uaek to their own trench in ,,,e
usual trench raid fashion, thev deter
h ' to t;,kp a machine sn?
them to prove their prowess Half '
carrying it. half-tugging it ,|n?K the '
Mins feeling around in n,e nicht for
'argets through a trying hair-hour
they finally landed it sare behj?,| ,helr !
have f l . 'I'0' " me,, I
c '? the xame effort
RAISE WAGES IN ENGLAND
D?.rl.,K M?y n70.000 W||pk|llje rvitttle
?er?. AdvruMex
In f'ny.
LOXDOX, EXG.. J,?y S.?Em[dovment I
throughout the United Kingdom co?
tinties at a very high level in all indus
tnes directly affected by the war. savs
he hoard of Trade Labor Gazette. Dur- I
InJL. . 8,0,000 work received
rut ased wages, amounting to ?31.300
P. wook' Crtal "liners, woolen opera-!
fected heing chiefly af-l
Labor shortage continues most acute I
? ""initio,, trades, including engineer-'
u pbuilding and chenjical Indus
es. Coal miners and textile workors
also are badly wanted In many districts.
