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... September the latter told him that the other dog went ight for his dog, and he kicked him. sam He ered compensation the x evening. ot it. but Mr. Baser owner, woul not hear Mr. J, Cartwright, surgeon, said the dog died as the result of ruptures violence. ...
... anyi. er.n wages required. W. Ma:l. i £~7LERK, and Manageress 'tingle) for small and wars- Ivy bouse: state M*. experience, salary.-430 W. SPACE FOR NEWS, THE WAR. TO-DAY’S REPORT FROM 6ERLO. ONLY MINOR ADVANCES. To-night’s official report from German ...
... N1W SATURDAY 23 1416 DOGS OF WAR A Perfect Skin-Condition To realise this ideal nothing is more helpful than V- Pears' New OF CHEMISTS STORES PEAR BLOSSOM of F-quimaus from tlie team- of battalion for trail-port rail in lull districts mini purpose- Our ...
... Our Portrait is of Mr. George Ballantyne, of $1, Halliburton Place, Galashiels, who writes ‘Seventeen years ago a dog bit me on the left leg, and each succeeding yéar the wound broke out afresh, and aleo broke out at other parts of my leg, but particularly ...
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... AraCIXAJ.E Dog not owned Jn three daye will sold. —IL Dronsark oi., Loee..s AiREJ>AI.E Do*, abort, decked. • Ford'* on reilar. Iron Newtown Row. Rewaro xl retarnedy proeecnted. BAG (pale lawn cawnDe lady'a) Lost, Fr.dwy a*terT»x> betwwan Warwick Hoeae ...
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... £10,230. War Echo. Mr. Muir said that Francis Soar, member the firm, got into touch with defendant, at whose request wont to see him at his house at Thornton Heath. Defendant arranged that Soar should recognise him his black and white collie dog. After ...
... ALLIES TO FIGHT TO THE KNOCK-OUT.” “There no end war in sight.** writes Mr. Roy W. Howard, president the United Frees of America, who had interview with Mr. Lloyd George, Secretary for War. “Any step at this tune by the United States, the Vatican, or ...
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... was quoted 9d. per quarter dearer. Final estimates of the Indian jute crop show increase of 916,000 bales. Since the outbreak war the population of prisons has been reduced by half. A rush of water at Hook Colliery, Pembrokeshire, drowned two men; two others ...
... lively association with Derby, and before the war his visits both on social and political errands were very frequent. till eery Letters, Mrs. Asquith endeared herself to ail sections the inhabitants since the war, and under the terms of the party truce we ...