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... beua casco rabive France lately. Soldiers are fond dogs that thov would not willingly condemn them to four months of dose confinement at the end the war, and there already large number dogs out there who can 1 adopted pets by our Tommies. tak* their own ...
... Dogged and Dashing Soldiers. This is only one many such tributes. The president of the South-West Munitions Committee said in a recent speech that the entry in the war a jfreat scale of the new British army the most vital fact so far, for British soldiers ...
... DOG SnOM AT KIDDERMINSTER. The KiddertniiHicr and District he'd a yert-irday. Mr. J. J. was jodg®t. The classes ittractixi largo ec* y. Awards: Fox terriers (.sinooln): ilr. G. Grimley's Kirote, - 1; Air. G. Mortimer Smith's * Wribben' all Pip, 2 and ...
... WAR TIME IN OUR STREET. Mr. Parker was solicitor’s clerk, and enlisted as private in 1914. Mrs. Parker remained behind in our street making one penny the work of four. Billy Parker and little brother meant angels ; only the unaccustomed sight of mother ...
... THE END OF THE SECOND YEAR OP WAR, GERMANY’S MILITARY AND INTERNAL TROUBLES. WHEN THE ENEMY WILL BEATEN. (From Cur Military Correspondent.) Thcrspat Evims-o, On the day this article appears condition of war between Great Britain and Germany will have ...
... THE WAR Pag 1) BATTLE OF BIG GUMS - Mill oon l'MMh on Farm SAID TO HAVE BEEN HIT in raid result a FRENCH FLEURY is re-frutn have in our All— of CASEMENT'S LAST MOMENTS draih to' at ramies morning ttir to Oa-emnl 11 A man MB THE OF THE BRITISH NAVY anni-v-wr ...
... inclination are at variance and moral suasion hating failed the nurse has to adopt stronger measures to persuade the hospital dog to leave the wounded soldiers. The men seem to approve the mutiny. J. (Birmingham); Jonas, 4214 C. H. IBlnnmgharo); Kelly, J ...
... WEST BROMWICH POSTWOMAN BITTEN BY DOG. At West Bromwich yesterday James Danger-field 2, Green Street, was summoned for not keeping under proper control a dog which had bitten Christina Mantle, a postwoman. The latter said she had ,to deliver a letter ...
... dead horses, the dead dog lying beside his dead vilenesses are war. War is the enemy, and Germany is its patentee, its idolater, its worshipper. is onr task to beat the German sword into ploughshare that nations may learn war no nmre. ...
... hata OR Apointments kept, Pte. I. Godridge (R. War. B.). Pte. William Webiin (R. War. Ro In a letter received yesterday Private ance, and we are sure readers will appre- Arthur C. Williams (No. 4311), 16 R. War. | ciate the kindness which prompted it. R. ...
... it's fatal. His monstrous war machine is still immensely strong, and will working and destroying for a long time yet. But his individual fighters—they are either drug and machine-driven maniacs, foaming and fighting mad dogs fight, or, other places, they ...
... are at 58, Victoria Street, London, S.W. . . The Blue Cross really came into being during the time of the Balkan War. . , When the present war broke out it was forced home to the minds of the Committee the Fund that there was great scope for important work ...