... 4 o BILL —Today (Madan 24 D. at NIL Mal. )(act Jae &Wits% I **dark. TUDHOR PARK, NYMODR. —Today Illooday)71 dort, Dwell Dog WAR. Little wows 'Va. Cowley, and lours !.otter two yes earl. beet cocoon. To follow, if 32 moo, lit. boat Woo Buono,. PARA ea ...

... from a world of enemies, but Count yen Berthing had to riche it—to tell how the Hun dog went mad because nobody else would begin the fight which the dog wanted. German war orators hare only one peroration, and, of course, Von Beetling recited it. Our military ...

... experience to do so. One firm which w 45 mulcted in heavy damages after the South African War was again supplying {plods to the War Office. He urged dog the War (tßee should issue free • passes to all ;nen alto wished to visit their hove , beton , going ...

... these explosksi. The Briar at thaw mired. ea , Willa 4 sod Dr. Murray 1 AA.= vessel was a complete wreck in 6ve m 'notes. war dog sorb el Ishtar brier Weitatie Maitre The Germans told the crew there a tor Litre I DCRMAM DITY OLDS. err by 7 arra radar trawler ...

... DOGS OF WAR There has been sent to us an extract from the Petit Journal describing the an experiment in training dogs for war M. Etienne Joubert, Protestor of agricultu re at Fontainebleau, undertook to give a emus, Of instruction to twenty collies ...

... USE OF DOGS IN WAR. An article on War Ditties for the Dog. in the Windsor Magazine, shows how largely the use of dogs has been developed during the war for despatch work, the tracing of the wounded, ...

... prisoners complained that dogs were brought in by German soldiers on duty at night, and that in certain carets the ;prisoners had had their clothos torn by these dogs. Mr Gerard asked the nutbori tica whether they considered these dogs neeiasearyt the preservation ...

... THE DOG MAN. I had learnt a lot about dogs front whose Sltlb. whippet had won a match for t . might ago at Washington, bet Millen's poled before the tremendous enthusiasm of the dog man I met at Coxgreen. Dickson and had to go to that village to interview ...

... DOG SNOW AT DARLINGTON. Aid for the Blue Cress Society. Tesicrday, an open dog show was held at the Nleehanie'A Hail, Darlington, on behalf of ti,funds of the Blue Cross Society. There went over 200 entries. The cup given by Sir K Ghayter, tho president ...

... MID STRAY DOGS. Prof. Defame 'a the Realm Regulations in last night's Loudon Gazette the police to destroy a stray flog days after its leisure, unless it has been and require any person who takes . s stray to band it over aidesa be r Othenriseine-mbilited ...

... ROYAL DOGS. The return of market pricer issued by th e Black Leghorns for the.. Tombstones Winds or loard of Agriculture for the 'reek April 22 , gives the priers f at and, stock cattle continue well, although rice. are slightly Backyard. . Sandringham ...

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