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... THE WAR. DOGS AND THE WAR. 6,000 Helping the Germanse How the Allles are Faring. LULL Major E. H. Richardsoa, to “The ANOTHER NEWS l,w, GE . = v done &lhlhwu ..a-m-m mu:’m'mumgim‘ For wvm' the Germans have re the valuo were likely to be in for various ...
... Saving the Dogs The ‘ Daily Express understands that the War Cabinet, on the advice of the committec over which Mr. Hayes Fisher is presiding, has arranged to place in reserve a certain amount of low grade foodstuffs for use in the making of dog buscuits ...
... DOG SHOW IN HALIFAX. hé ADVERTISEMENT VAV E . v GUARDIAN” I 3 ALWAYS x”zx““}?! X e ——— S TINGE The Great Halifax Recruiting Meeting Halifax will not, speedily forget the great meeting in connection with the war held at the Victoria Hall lusy might, rn; ...
... cent. advance by reason of the fact that his wages in normal tumes had kept him bottom dog. . Mr. Clynes, who presided, in presenting the address, said the German war machine stood very much battered. Labour must fight for the spirit of democracy. Peace ...
... DOG'S BROKEN HEART. “Prince” —a black dog well known at Twickenham as a collector of over £3OO for the railwaymen’s orphanage, the National War Relief Fund, and local hospitals—has died through grief at the absence of his owner, Railway-Inspector Isaacs ...
... The * Kicked-Out” Dog TO TES EDIIOR, ‘‘ DAILY GUARDIAN. Sir,—llgyvonpfpe‘ltomrn.d_anm“nu influence against the turing adrift of dogs af hoence time® This practics, slthough illegal, 18 & very common one, and, unless some special pre ventive measures ...
... DOG NOT UNDER CONTROL John Henry Nickson, Haydock, was charged with allowing his dog to be at large in the restricted hours of night, on July 28th, P.S. Hough-‘ ton stating that it was a large black smooth-haired retriever, which was roaming about in ...
... are prisoners of war in the hands of the Germans but the only doubt as to their well being rests on whether the necessaries of life are supplied to them. The “Halifax Guardian ” Prisoners of War Fund will k Waest Riding prisoners of war provided m 1 food ...
... preparing for war. She has an ancient alllance with Great Bn:nn. and may at any moment find herself involved in the struggle. A very satisfactory report on the health of the British troops, at home and sbroad, was issued ‘lnu night, from the War Office. The ...
... Mr, Taft and the War In a speech delivered in New York, says a “ Times” telegram, Mr. Taft on Wednesday declared - — ? There has been too much talk in this country of the war ending in six months or a year. My God! Aren’t we willing to spend three years ...
... WAR NiN ES THE RECORD OF' TOwNti. liiveryone recuitnizeN that we eau uo more wilt the war without au adequate prOvision of the silver bullets - than we can without a sufficient output shells. last Budget wigs a cogent reminder on this head. a time the ...
... our willing horses, those dumb servants of mankind who know nothing of war, who would make no war, and who yet have to play in it & prominent part. For horses and mules, and even dogs, are brought daily in to take their shave in the brutal wori of battle ...