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... The Dogs of War Not only by our allies but also by the enemy dogs are in increasing use as despatch-carriers. Our photographs show (1) one of these dogs jumping into a German support trench and (2) a despatch dog, quite unperturbed, carrying ...
... A SOLDIER'S DOG. ATTirum I'HFM SFLVES TO THE ARMY, AND SHARE ITS COMFORTS AND DISCOMFORTS WITH WAR-TIME FRANCE IS F„ DOC, *nS| HOWEVER. THEY DEVELOP A VERY HOSTILE ATTITUDE TOWARDS CIVILIANS. DRAWN BY L. R. BRIGHTWELL. ...
... a dis tinguished resident, we found re posing on our doorstep a mean- looking dog. It had the appear ance of being a cross between all the known and unknown breeds of dogs and the fact that it was apparently friendless and alone in the cold, hard world ...
... OFF THE TRAM, A QUEUE OF 500 DOGS CHASES THE DOG THAT COLLARED IT ...
... while Government represents all the formal forces necessary for waging war under a code of regulations, however make-believe they may be, the Governed popula tion, protected in former wars by these regula tions, has now no sort of armoury whatever, and it ...
... while Government represents all the formal forces necessary for waging war under a code of regulations, however make-believe they may be, the Governed popula tion, protected in former wars by these regula tions, has now no sort of armoury whatever, and it ...
... Hunnish manner to deprive the ladies of their pet dogs, the poor darlings and that very day the notice was found stuck to the swing doors of the lounge, containing a most preposterous order that no dog was to leave the town by any route or method for three ...
... WAR-TIME VIGNETTES. BY MARTHE TROLY- CURTIN. [Author of Phrynette and London and Phrynette Married.) THERE was quite a little crowd not far from where Cupid used to be-- I know, I know, Cupid is everywhere, ubiquitous and iniquitous, and everything ...
... THEY ENSURE THE SAFETY OF OUR MEN-OF-WAR |P| AND MERCANTILE MARINE BY CLEARING PATHWAYS THROUGH THE MINE -STREWN SEAS IT stands to the credit of the Admiralty that it realised some years before the outbreak of War, that the new and increasing German Navy ...
... THEY ENSURE THE SAFETY OF OUR MEN-OF-WAR |P| AND MERCANTILE MARINE BY CLEARING PATHWAYS THROUGH THE MINE -STREWN SEAS IT stands to the credit of the Admiralty that it realised some years before the outbreak of War, that the new and increasing German Navy ...
... CAUGHT BY THE TIDE OF WAR-- FRENCH REFUGEES FROM THE LOST VILLAGES Homeless, in many cases for the second time, whole families are adrift on the crowded roads, bound for anywhere beyond the reach of the German guns; and friendly Tommies, with sturdy children ...
... to realise that there is a war on. For example, there is the lady living in the peaceful west country, who was fined £50 last week for purchasing no pounds of meat for her St. Bernard dog, which possessed a weak heart. That dog should have a pocr time on ...