... light heart untouched by auy doubt a3; to his competence from dog steries té civil war in and whose humour used chalk and a red nose judiciously, was invit out to eee the British making war. € accepted with alacrity. He tcld me, with pride he wes xoing ...

... of* than that Germany should iseve fro ‘war with the feelings of 8 comm he the populatio voters (6,000,000 hed 1918. —b, 000, 000 new Lord Leverhulme. illes women, at whom 5,000,000 are I dare sav I have eaten dog, ca A 44) an 0000 men). an Dia DAA od ...

... eae Aisne. and the gat Mowe, the Marne, all MISSED THE PLOVER AN COMING OUT, THE DOG. D HIT) | For a shilling vou can save your hair. That he shot at a plover and hit a dog of i than ten yo eauty. Your hair u can double was the plea of Lewis Truby, Heath ...

... disappearance the njijiie*.! DOGS AND HUSBANDS. old and law that dog is entiilod to his first bite.” in other words tbai his owner c.mnrd b« sued the dog lias bitten auintun.- nnie»;. can shown that rhe owner knew already that thn dog bad bitten previously another ...

... LABOUR’S WAR AIMS TOLICY. The American Labour delegates resumed and concluded 'Westminster vesterdav their conversations with tee Trade Union Congress Parliamentary Committee and the Labour Party fHilicy of organised T.alxjur embodied in the war aims memorandum ...

... delighted. TO-DAY’S WAR STORY. ‘'Where did the nook-chap com© from,’’ said on© Tommy another, they ©ndoavonred to satisfy appetite with what it was possible to eat the dinner. Oh, belongs to M . Teed polico. Had the job to poison stray dogs that were caught ...

... Colonel Repingt on) thst Hindenburg talks, or is made to talk, gammon,” to save his bacon obviously. The lost dog (ymro has beaten af the war has come. a German Dachshund. The turning point The women’s land army hare started work on. Lundy tefer the Tale ...

... man camp at Friedrichsfeld have arrived at Havre.—Central News. FIRST CAPTIVES FROM SALONICA. About 800 returned prisoners of war arrived to-day in London from Dover. The included the first batch of prisoners from Salonica. One prisoner from behind the German ...

... book?— Ye»; her mst her toe way the library. have a’big dog, and before she loft I asked her lake the dog with her. but she refused, because the dog would not have been allowed in the library. The dog followed and she brought it bock. Just «he coai ted off ...

... February 20. F. N. H. POISONING DOGS. To the Editob the Dailv Post. Sir,—We have received from time to time information mumber valuable dog* being: poisoned. The number increases. In some of the cases the owner* that the dog* ate something in the street ...

... being made, The Navy understands, to convey parties of working men the principal war bases of the navy, where they will be introduced to the eve life of the fleet under war conditions Several prominent Labour have already visited the- Grand Flee - , ana ...

... ard a man unknow?. TO-DAY'S WAR STORY “see here, Indignant Officer: waiter, . here’s a, piece of wood in my sausage '’ “Yes, str,” the waiter; ‘but I'm sure, er—— “Sure, d——d 1 don’t mind eating cat the kennel. too the dog. but I'm blowed if I’m going ...