Kultur
... ICultur. A TRAINED DOG OF WAR DRAWING THE ENEMY'S FIRE. Drawn by W. Hkath Robinson. ...
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SCENES WITH THE FRENCH ARMY: From the Seat of War in Northern France
... of the world to which the Germans aspired. But we British sometimes fancy we have the monopoly of what is sometimes called dogged- n ess. That we have it our soldiers are showing every day, but we share it with our allies. No men could be more tena cious ...
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... 1059, Holborn. DOGS FOR SALE. gENTRY and POLICE DOGS. Major Richardson's SENTRY DOGS (AIREDALES) as supplied many battalions in France and for home service, for night outpost duty, guarding camps, detached posts, &c., 5 gns. POLICE DOGS (AIREDALES) as ...
BELLICOSITIES
... lessons that the war has taught us: That there is a great difference between an eye-witness and a nigh-witness. HPo judge by the number of Odes to Hate that Germany is turning out against England we must have been doing ahem rathe: well in the war. What Don't ...
Pictorial Politics: The Late First Lord
... strong indications that Germany is using every effort to induce Turkey to join forces with her in this war From Reynolds's Newshaber THE DOGS OF WAR Why the German fleet will not fight From the Daily Exbress ...
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... Executors. THE ENTIRE KENNEL of SAPLINGS, RUN NING DOGS, BROOD BITCHES, and STUD DOG, also DOG VAN and a quantity of Clothing, the property of the late F. Alex ander. Esq. Other properties. SAPLINGS, RUNNING DOGS, &e., also FIVE WHIPPETS, the property of Sir ...
WORLD BOUNDERISM: BERNHARDI ON BRITAIN AS GERMANY'S VASSAL
... forget Germany's sixty- five millions. You know also the habit of the same type of person who, when talking about say dogs means his dogs about pictures, means his pictures about books, means his books about gardens, his gardens cigars, his cigars motors ...
The SEVEN AGES of the WARRIOR
... Listen to him gently. ^ast scene of all is second childishness, sans teeth, sans taste, sans everything but spirit. The old war-dog still glows. He can teach courage to his great-great-grandbabe. Hark, the trumpet sounds England hath need of thee, little ...
In the TRACK of the STORM
... lives. Civil war rages in this once beautiful land, and the end is not in sight. German sol diers patrol the streets of the dead towns. Their heavy boots clatter over the blood stained pavements and wake a gloomy echo between the ruins. War knows no pity ...
Luminous as Usual: Everyday Occurrences in France
... the shells screamed overhead some distance off, and the big guns boomed dully in the distance. It was war-time just an ordinary autumn afternoon in war-time. What does that silly ass mean by talking about a tame squirrel I said. Yes, said my companion ...