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... Dtauset. Lost May 13th. bettrocaj \V« ..j if Trmingk.rn. returning 7. G- ,* Western Icings. St.. Birmingham, willlve re war*,.,^ DOG. black tan I Mick I, I.ort Thursday name collar; rewarded.—Back 126. Great K;;:?_St^ _ Bing jdiaroond' Spark hill, Blackioid ...

... point of view. Perhaps somebody in authority will take the hint. Dog* and the War. Birmingham doge have done their “bit in the war. A.year more ago there was appeal for the gift loan of dog© for active service work as mesaengeffe and guards, and fairly ...

... —Oentral ThOO, Airedale and IH*b. oroewti 10 old; rpteodtd watdk ...

... WAR DOGS FROM BIRMINGHAM. IQ DEVELOPMENT. Some time *go application made by the military authorities to the Chief Constable Birmingham that he would support a movement for increasing the number war dogs for service France and Belgium. The experience the ...

... responsibility of the War Office in connectwm with the Moyer timber buying arrangements entered into Office of Works, any stops hare been taken the War Office with a riew the immediate termination the arrangement. Mr. Baker the War Office did not propose ...

... FOOD FOR DOGS. The whole question about food for dogs is now under the eoasideeatioa the War Cabinet, which is awaiting the report the special committee appointed consider the matter. The Ministry of Food has been overwhelmed with letters from parts of ...

... THE 'BOTTOM DOG.- The men'* rtpraentstine that thej should go back to their respective committees and mast afam on Saturdap. The question ves debated from all eidea, and remem boring all the claims tkej had made in the peat tor the bottom dog, the men's ...

... STRAY DOGS FOR THE ARMY The War Office, having adopted a sch»rae for the training of Army doge as or watch dogs has applied to the Birmingham Chief Const-able to supply any suitable dog coming into the hands of the police which was not claimed by its ...

... too DOGS. In reply Sir Philip Magnus, who urged that steps should taken to leasen the number of dogs which prowl about London and other citiee, Mr. Samuel agreed that a reduction wae desirable, ami said the question would considered before new .licenses ...

... DOGGED PLUCK AND ENDURANCE. Some idea the the battle given by a message from Mr. Philip Gibbs, on the road to Chalons and dated Saturday, to the Chronicle.” Our men have had, during the last two days, the most trying time since the beginning of the war ...