... FO T] V pjS T| O O ictorial Politics. The Mad War. By the time these lines are read Europe may be on or even over the brink of the maddest and most insensate war which ever disgraced a civilised community and the so- called statesmen and diplo matists ...

... because the outcome of a great war must ultimately depend upon the whole attitude of the nation waging that war, and the nation means the people, for whom and by whom the country exists. In our village we have taken the war very seriously. I do not mean ...

... MARKEl TPLACE OF THE BUSY CITY OF THE WALLOONS. GERMANS IN THE PLACE DU MARCHE, LIEGE-- SHOWING ONE JSE OF THE DOGS WHICH ARE BEING USED FOR WAR PURPOSES DRAWN BY F. MATANIA FROM PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIAL The central part of the city of Li&ge contains the Place ...

... Wilmot, 6 Lcndal, York, Clerk of tlio Course. DOGS FOR SALE. WAR and POLICE DOGS.-- MAJOR RICHARDSON'S WAR DOGS (Airedales), as supplied Army, for night sentries, guarding camps, detached posts, 5 gns. Police ...

... any official news of his steak and chips. I laughed again when I heard that the newest version of going to see a man about a dog is going to verify a rumour. The advantage of the latter is that it enables one to be absent from duty from twelve to twenty ...