... WAR-TIME RENTS. NOVEL POINT RAISED AT WEST BROMWICH. West Bromwich County Court, yestordsy, and Harper, house and estate agents, Binnincham, claimed 3s. arrears rent from Thornes Ilarpor Steventon, 75, Windmill Lane, Smethwick. explained that the bouse ...

... WEST BT.. GLASGOW. ‘Phone Dog«lm« dOT. WE STATE THE EXACT TBRMS—£IO INTEREST PER ANNUM tX)R EACH £lOO LENT. PRINCIPAL REMAINING UNTIL TERMINATION OF WAR.—Ap-pU Acta*l Lenders, Samuels A 00., 35, Bond Bt., Lon., W. 1. FROM £5O UPWARDS Quioklj; PriTfctely ...

... Committee CMoh took Imperial eveij'wlieie in German to cried -war ' ' then GROENER SUCCEEDS LUDENDORFF: OF DTE on telegram from to successor Ludendorff General Groener time Chief War of of War 1916 by declaring: I can Sou- Britain will too whole bunch' ...

... small dog! n't yon tumble?” This was the telegram which reached the | bewildered despatch officer and made ithings warm for the pilot when he re- turned -— on’t vou tumble?’ “Am taking smal] dog to Birmingham = DOGS OF WAR. The Army of the “ ...

... possesses one live dog, Goliath, miniature Belgian griffon. The war comes along and snatches Doggie from his dogs and his wall-papers. becomes a suladtern, and is politely returned his doggery. Rut Doggie declinee to to the dogs. He enlists. Von can ...

... farthing. Therefore it is only that as she called the war piper, she should pay the piper’s bill. The capital amounts waited by her insensate action when by a word she plunged the world into the red morass of war are, of course, enormous and practically beyond ...

... they did, and assist him movement was on foot to introduce clause into the bill authorising ths local war pensions establish association of local war pensions commit tees. The resolution was carried. Dischaeosd Soldi***. Mr. Ourtia brought forrward th« ...

... the Royal Marines belonging to this side of Birming- ham to survive terrible ordeal of Zeebrugge. I knew him previous to the war a3 a Very 6 y; persevering em JUSTICE. Yours, etc., - Bay Mill. REST FOR HORSES. Bi THE Eprror or tas “ lished 4 branch in ...

... comf i his little dog, which was trembling with fear of the hi wind. “Don’t be afraid, Spot,” he said. hair of your head is numbered.” THE WAR SITUATION. The present war situation was admirably stummmed up by a high authority in one of war departments. He ...

... 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 ...

... of Agriculture of the reasons-fer the order which has marooned many visiting dogs in Devon and Cornwall: Visitors are now formalir warned: thet they should not take their dogs into these counties, that those so taken are liable ti contract rabies, must ...

... “We are war with the most murderous lot outlaws that ever disgraced the earth'. We must treat them as one would treat any other gang outlaws, and they must pay for the hellish crime they (have committed.” Washington Post”: War to the limit, war until ...