... ESSAYS BRIEF FOR WAR TIME. Fowler. Blackwell. BAGS: The Diary Dog War. By Noble. Is. Duckworth. THE MECHANISM THE RIFLE AT A GLANCE. 6d. net. Gale and Polden. NOTES ON THE PRESENT AGE. ITsoroas A. Dod. &». 6d. net. Murray. EVERYBODY’S FLOWER GARDEN. IL ...

... the war we shall probably follow this example.” Irresistibly one wonder> what the writer would hare to say about golf-links, did they exl-t by the square mile in Germany as in this country! War Tax os Dogs Lastly, have the snggestion of a ** War Dog Tax ...

... since the Germans attached team of dogs to each Jager (rifle) battalion, the employment of dogs in the German Army has steadily increased, thanks the close co-operation of the military authorities with practical dog men. Foremost in this respect ia the Verein ...

... of using dog-drawn sleighs for carrying supplier and they took counsel with those Frenchmen who had had experience of the countries where the dog is the principal means of conveyance. the result of their enquiries, several hundrvd trained dogs from Alaska ...

... GOVERNMENT AND DOGS, NO INCREASE IN THE TAXATION. The Chancellor of the Exchequer announces that It is not his intention to increase the taxation dogs. Since spoke on the Budget the administrative machinery has been strengthened in respect of stray dogs, shows ...

... FARMER AND DOG IXTERESTIXG FA'E WOIA’ERHA.M PTON. X.'.PTC.i*, ■ j! * Wolverhampton Folio Stipendiary (Mr. N. C. A. Nev. an interesting: whore Roue, farmer, Wool End, Wo!vcrliani with cruelly ill-treatiag a imber it. The Stipendiary sail the Bradburn was ...

... DOGS AND FOOD, rCTo whether snr step. ,»m being K .. number superlliK«is does of all . 1 ’m* -with view »o the inci- Sato food yi ,‘ l sard -was not. present pror,. any statutory restriction i,hc number 'Font*! who kept dogs (however, tone :it * g dugs ...

... a protracted war in an interview which appeared in a number of Fr, nch and English newspapers), the Field-Man-'Jial states: The protraction - the war depends entirely upon the supply men and munitions. Should -be unsatisfactory the war will be accordingly ...

... WARNINGS TO FINDERS OF DOG& Before the Hands worth msgstrale*. several persons were summoned for failing to notify the police immediately the finding stray dog* Instead of doing they had advertised for the owner*- the Bench pointed out that it rot well ...

... TURKISH WATCH DOGS. The War Office made the following m©nt last night: Recent operations the Gallipoli Peninsula have been confined mainly attacks on either side aircraft, bombardments by artillery, and some mining. one occasion the Turks opened a heavy ...

... DOGS AND FOOD CONSUMPTION. Captain Bathurst, in written reply to question by Mr. O’Shee, states:—l understand that the number dogs licensed in the United Kingdom is approximately 2,500,000. I am unable to form estimate of the number of unlicensed dogs ...

... NUMBER OF DOGS. Colonel YATE (U-Melton) asked the Chancellor the Exchequer whether, when introducing legislation for the taxation of dogs, he would consider the advisability imposing a double tax on bitches, with view to ...