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... work the horses, and latterly dogs, in the war is not yet sufficiently known. loss real herd®* than thß men who died Are you, who helped the frenzied ranu to win; Galloping heroes silently side side Models discipline. The dogs are used by the French Army ...
... —Oentral ThOO, Airedale and IH*b. oroewti 10 old; rpteodtd watdk ...
... NEW DOGS OF WAR. According to orders found upon captured uerman prisoners, general use is being courier dogs as means com■nnication between different battalions regiments the enemy. To all appearance*. thi* particular branch of war service has reached ...
... GOVERNMENT AND DOGS, NO INCREASE IN THE TAXATION. The Chancellor of the Exchequer announces that It is not his intention to increase the taxation dogs. Since spoke on the Budget the administrative machinery has been strengthened in respect of stray dogs, shows ...
... DOGS AND FOOD, rCTo whether snr step. ,»m being K .. number superlliK«is does of all . 1 ’m* -with view »o the inci- Sato food yi ,‘ l sard -was not. present pror,. any statutory restriction i,hc number 'Font*! who kept dogs (however, tone :it * g dugs ...
... DYED DOGS. tinted Our comment on the Society woman’s match le which was dyed oran to er dress has brought a letter from F. J. M., of Droitwich. How often, he asks, do we read of the extravagance of the munition or war workers who spend their money~in ...
... DOGGED BRITISH. GERMAN PRAISE TOR OUR MEN FLANDERS. Amsterdam, Tuesday The war correspondent of the Frankfurter Zeitung on the West Front, a long account the fighting in Flanders, says:— •' The English fight with dogged stubbornness for the conquest ...
... DOGS AND CATS. (To THE EpttoR oF THE “ EVENING DEsPATCH.’’} Sir,—To all animal lovers one of the saddest features of the streets is the r waif and stray dogs and cats. war the number of these Since the animals has wretched increased enormously, of food ...
... DOGS AND FOOD CONSUMPTION. Captain Bathurst, in written reply to question by Mr. O’Shee, states:—l understand that the number dogs licensed in the United Kingdom is approximately 2,500,000. I am unable to form estimate of the number of unlicensed dogs ...
... NUMBER OF DOGS. Colonel YATE (U-Melton) asked the Chancellor the Exchequer whether, when introducing legislation for the taxation of dogs, he would consider the advisability imposing a double tax on bitches, with view to ...
... jJJbial PARLIAMENT. NEW SCALE OF DOG LICENSE DUTIES. criticisms. LAW ON GERMAN CREDIT AFTER THE WAR. HOUSE OF COMMONS. , o: yesterday. ton ha. the Foreign Secretary) an Enfield) that no m i , ; ,, undesirability of the mam- . 11 'tween Great Britain and ...
... GoldahLQ , Handewosth. Binmnfibam, . ARD Solderers Wanted; good wages and war bonus. «ee JLA bead of col —W. Oevecport, North wood SC IMPROVER Wanted. lor press TookeUtng; war work Sea bead of Joyaer and Go. Ltd., So re. Sot»r«. Tr»-io.—l*ir«rr» Comwt ...