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... An exhibition of war-dogs of famous owners that have been through the war with their masters, including General Townshend's, which came through the siege of Kut, the model of a Tank, done to scale, an interesting exhibition of war relics, a great lottery ...
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... of war N.B. This is a true story- none of Cynicuss's concoctions I wonder whether any painstaking hack with a meticulous type of brain will ever address himself to the task of compiling a schedule of the small everyday items which the state of war has ...
... until teatime (save the mark 1) on the following Friday afternoon, when they were rummaging about in with the bayonet like dogs on a rubbish heap. Give them back their lives at the call of the whistle- lives which they had been tossing about like wind-blown ...
... to think of living and working underneath the ground. You must know that in the beginning moles ran about just as cats and dogs do, until Peter taught them to live underground and so con vincing were his arguments that you will never see a mole now that ...
... to think of living and working underneath the ground. You must know that in the beginning moles ran about just as cats and dogs do, until Peter taught them to live underground and so con vincing were his arguments that you will never see a mole now that ...
... wages and (i Continued on pnge 416) Two manly young girls invaded my compartment They fought quite well during the war WOMAN AFTER THE WAR continued throw a flood of cheap male labour on the market. How, she asked indig nantly, could a woman keep her ...
... conduclrices of the tramways. apropos, I ask myself will J\_ they continue the apbritif habit after the war It is possible. Everything is possible after the war, as M. Desird was saying just now to ces messieurs, and we men must hold together more than ever ...
... IN HER TREATMENT OF PRISONERS OF WAR, BECAUSE NOT ONLY HAVE THESE PRISONERS ALREADY PAID THE PRICE OF WAR, BUT PRISONERS ARE HELPLESS BY THE VERY NATURE OF THE CASE THE Germans themselves are now ashamed of their proceedings at Sennelager; they are even ...
... IN HER TREATMENT OF PRISONERS OF WAR, BECAUSE NOT ONLY HAVE THESE PRISONERS ALREADY PAID THE PRICE OF WAR, BUT PRISONERS ARE HELPLESS BY THE VERY NATURE OF THE CASE THE Germans themselves are now ashamed of their proceedings at Sennelager; they are even ...
... CANINE SCOUTS. FRENCH DOGS OF WAR THE MESSENGER DRAWN BY C. W. WYLLIE, 1917, FROM MATERIAL SUPPLIED Copyrighted in the U.S.A. The French authorities were amongst the first to foresee the possibilities of the extensive use of dogs in war. The breeds most employed ...
... and it has been reserved for dog-fanciers to displace so much the British dogs by Teutonic tykes. There is nothing surprising in this, for, as a leader-writer in one of our WW leading weeklies remarked in the good old pre-war days, there is a lot of fatuous ...