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... WAR DOC AND PIPES Wanted to Investigate High- land Music. An experiment in the utility of the “ war dog”’ by Major A. F. Gordon, of the Gordon Highlanders, appears to establ’sh the fact that dogs can be trained to dis- tinguish between the men of a regiment ...

... work the horses, and latterly dogs, in the war is not yet sufficiently known. loss real herd®* than thß men who died Are you, who helped the frenzied ranu to win; Galloping heroes silently side side Models discipline. The dogs are used by the French Army ...

... skilled trainer who has oined it with his Two dogs for the duration of the war. of the dogs are reserved for carrying of these messages, imaelf. and he proposes to take charge It is proposed also to requisition dogs for minor draught purposes in order to set ...

... NEW DOGS OF WAR. According to orders found upon captured uerman prisoners, general use is being courier dogs as means com■nnication between different battalions regiments the enemy. To all appearance*. thi* particular branch of war service has reached ...

... TOP DOGS Pilots: We’ve both thought the same = And there’s somethin g else; by continuing to fly we shall alwa +3 be t for active service if another war should break out. “Preparation ” is ng to be this country’s watchword in t fo future. That is whv ...

... he wag Enver Pasha gang. dogs,”’ he added impartially. h are LEVERHULME LOOKS AHEAD Lord Leverbulme, who i prietor of Lewis, in his sé for island after the war has included railway. the oonstruction of 100 mil ee of It will be worked b a weet of Stornoway ...

... DYED DOGS. tinted Our comment on the Society woman’s match le which was dyed oran to er dress has brought a letter from F. J. M., of Droitwich. How often, he asks, do we read of the extravagance of the munition or war workers who spend their money~in ...

... DOGS AND CATS. (To THE EpttoR oF THE “ EVENING DEsPATCH.’’} Sir,—To all animal lovers one of the saddest features of the streets is the r waif and stray dogs and cats. war the number of these Since the animals has wretched increased enormously, of food ...

... DOG POISONED They were very bitter, so he spat a portion out of his mouth, and ave another portion to a retriever dog, which almost immediately died. Whalley then came to conclusion that the dog had_ been /poisoned, but Mrs. Whalley still denied having ...

... September the latter told him that the other dog went ight for his dog, and he kicked him. sam He ered compensation the x evening. ot it. but Mr. Baser owner, woul not hear Mr. J, Cartwright, surgeon, said the dog died as the result of ruptures violence. ...

... out dogs,” sly dogs,” and even rum pups,”, usual on his dutios, and on returning home and although we have had acute reminders soon afterwards seemed to sleep, the last five months of the metaphorica. Later he was taken ill, complaining of war, few ...