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... 1% Cologne Gazette,” says Reu ect oi” oe —_— VY eee ough how-, DOGGED FIGHTIN‘ ITALIAN DEFENCI GALLANT . FRENCH FRONT. Paris, Tues The sector of the French front w! beld by Italian troops was again at SUT at three diferent points during the of 23-24 June ...
... MORSES. CARRIAGES. DOGS. ETC. Cl HOICK Two thick-set Cote, 1€.2 *Jid UA hiuKk. quiet; good worker* every s»y sonnd . and year*. ami gua—Apply. c.k works bottom Ward Phad. oi.oice Two. end hda.. dark brow'i / and red roan; Govemcsfe Cara and t.» fit. Also ...
... HORSES, DOGS, POULTRY, PIGS, &c. T Stnd. —Donnybrook Polonio*, champion bind Hackney -tA eUlUon; *tud cards application.—d>c. Tomllnaon, Hand*worth Wood. BELGIA.N HarM.—Yoong oeea, 9a. 6d. end s*. 8 good Pigeons.—ll7, Lane, Herbonv>. Flemish, end Angoras ...
... AFTER THE WAR. Mr. H. W. presided over meeting of . the Council the Birmingham Chamber of Commerce this afternoon. special committee appointed to consider the question of financial risks attaching to the holding of trading stocks after the war suggested ...
... Mion af the oF Cry TOAD DOG SOCIETY ees eo. con | >. =—- ,* Ce OF QUESTION RAISED AT IMPERIAL CONFERENCE. At a meeting of the Lmperial War Confere work of the Lnperial War Graves ani towed Much emphasis was laid by Do ar ey sy we 6S » sure on Turkey to ...
... HORSES, DOGS, POULTRY, ETC. — ART Horse and Mare, « hands, good workers in C crains and shafts; tral ar > £20 and £5,— ‘Timber Yard, 537a, Aston. 5 of Two Thick-set Cobs, 4.2 and 15.2 hands; C war quiet, good 3% end 1p eVery way, sound; 7 and 8 years: ...
... HORSES, DOGS, POULTRY, ETC. AKER’S Turnout for Sele; Bay Oob, 15 hands; alver-plated > two-wheeled Cart; ail in first-class condition ne iurther we.—Box H99, Even- im; Despatch. Horse, 16-3. 8 years; H* worker, double or single harness; 40gs ; trial; ...
... War-time scarcity Um Aadre'VA* Diktribatioo Scb«TO«» e*ck District its fair share. You m'y. however, lave to call nore than one shop get wppliefc Wk«» g«t you/ Tin. tsM wtlfc careli b*oaf. but only take year A»drrwe artsae Ton era acteaDy icullog cut-of-M»rt* ...
... prepaßdpess to meet conditions arising after the War, with a conservative financial system and a sound protective tariff. Constructive criticism inefficiency and shortcomings in the conduct of the war will be endorsed. , THE LUXURY TAX AND PET ANIMALS ...
... the wan peace treaties Bnesia still eon tin nod the war with among horses In riew of the food shortage the which impomd them. New fore* cmtUa horm. should were being formed for the eoming now to dogs, then was nason Lanin sharply criticised the conditions ...
... PICTURE HOUSES. The individual who can see Charlie in A Dog*. Life,” the Treat million dollar film, and not laugh, is in. a bad way. The picture showing the New Street Picture House, and all day yeatarday the house was rocking with laughter* when this ...
... tells a story of an Alahama negro who took a dead fox across No Man’s Land and it back again. Oa the following day six German dogs employed in carrying—followed the trai] and walked into the Amarican lines, where they were captured. It wa good story, but ...