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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-31
EVERYBOOY GOING
TO MONTROSE
Much Interest Being Taken In tho
Automobile Excursion Over the
Lake Shore Road To
morrow Morning.
GOOD THING FOR TOWN Ii
Fort Madison Newspaper Mon Coming
Down to Accompany II on Ac-
count Of Boosting Other
County Seat.

Both automobile owners and Keo.
kuk boosters seem to be taking much
interest In the automobile drive over
the lake shore road to Montrose and
return which starts from Rand park
at 1890 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Il don't know how many automo-
biles there are In town and the list
OF automobile club members is lost or
mislaid,' said B. B. Hobbs, president
Of the Boosters club OF Keokuk, but
do know that every one ought to
be at the park on time tomorrow
morning.
II don't suppose they will near all
be there, but If such a thing was pro-
posed in Waterloo. every machine in
town would be in the procession
and Waterloo, you know, is increasing
SO ii ranks in the very first of the
list OF increase in the census reports.
That increase is due largely to every
body there taking pains to do things
some OF which seem Of little value
but that count in the long run. |
think most OF the cars in town will
be on that drive tomorrow and 1t will
be fine drive, too"
Considered Valuable Thing.
j. D. Ecker is considered the pho
neer automobilist of Keokuk and he
Is interested in the drive Of course
He said:
II haven't got much of machine
any more, but IN going on that trir
tomorrow, you bet It will be fine
drive and all OF us ought to become
familiar with the new road as soor
as possible, and long before 1t is fin
ished next spring-so we can tel
strangers about it from first hant
knowledge. There's bunch OF hal
dozen or so in this once every da.
4 and we're all going tomorrow 0
course,
sim glad that drive over the roa,
was planned for the good it will d.
Keokuk as a whole said Myrtle F
Baker. 1.-THE more real life and gin
ger we get into the whole body o
Keokuk people, the better for III
town. and 1t is exactly such thing
as this trip over the new road tina
puts spirit into people The mos. in
preston is made on strangers by tn
Keokuk people already here shown
that they are live wires and active i
every possible way. Maybe you woul
not think about II. but it is jus
things as big turnout on that auto
mobile drive tomorrow that Increase
The value of all Keokuk real estate
Fort Madison is much interested |
getting the road extended from Mon
rose to the other county seat an
newspaper men from both Fort Mad
son papers are coming down tomo
row to accompany the automobiles o
the drive.
The entire assenblage Of cars wi
be photographed by Anschutz at til
park Immediately before the start I;
1890 o'clock tomorrow morning
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-31
Rrsws.er,c Millions,

Frederick Thompson's production OF
"Brewster's Millions dramatization
of George Barr McCutcheon's famous
story OF the same name, will be the
attraction at the Grand opera house
Monday evening. January s. The
stage version of Mr.. McCutcheon's
hook is the co-work of Winchell Smith
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-31
White and Griffith Ready.
limited press I coed wire serv

limited Press Leased Wire Service. |
AKRON, Ohio, Dec. 81 johnny
White. Chicago lightweight, and
johnny Griffith. OF Akron, reported
themselves in fine condition today for
their twelve round go New Years
afternoon. They will meet at catch
weights, but are about evenly match
et..
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-31
Bricks hx Mail.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
GARY, Ind. Dec. SIN H. f.
Parry, brick dealer, delivered LOCO
bricks, separately wrapped. to be mail
ed out the first thing Wednesday
morning by parcels post. They are
samples.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-31

OF betting on the fight here II there
was some one to bet on McCarty.
After Palzer's victory the farmers
propose to celebrate, and 1t will be
some celebration, too, by heck"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-31

Housely and Nicholas, now appear
ing at the Hippodrome. are among the
cleverest artists that nave appeared
here this season. Several musical
instruments are introduced by this
talented duo including saXaphones,
cornet, violin and trombone, all OF
which are played with equal facility
by both men. a line Of extremely
funny comedy IS also well done by one
OF the members of the cast, bonita
and Company, which includes the
Dresden Doll, assisted by Jack Grip
tpen. is a clever sketch, introducing
new and me,odious SONGS The little
lady has a good voice and was well
received by her audience. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bennett, In the comedy skit en-
TITLED. "The Master are finished per
formers and were warmly applaudeo
at the conclusion OF the sketch
which depicts the marital difficulties
which beset a newlymarried couple
Latest motion pictures complete ms
!! bill. ADV
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-31
KNOX COLLEGE
FINE GLEE CLUB
The Musicians Arrived In the CITY
This Morning In Excellent
Trim for Entertainment
Tonight.
SOME COLLEGE SONGS
Varied Program of Popular Vocal and
| instrumental Music and Very
Entertaining Reading
Number.
SOME COLLEGE SONGS

The Knox College Glee club bows
from Galesburg arrived in the city
tnls morning from Fort Madison
where they entertained large and
much pleased audience and it Is to
be hoped that they will be inspired In
keokuk by even much larger at
tendance. They will present an ex-
cellent program, flow of melodies
that cannot fail to delight an audi
ence. Their concentrations come
from high sources in the musical
world for past performances and their
program for the present is thought to
even excel any ever given before
Their violin trio, Three Jolly Fid-
dlers" is an exceptionally good num-
Der; Mr.. Stout's violin solo, Gypsy
Dances" is always pleasing, and The
baritone solo by Mr.. Halliday is an
excellent number. But why attempt
to discriminate when every number
on the program is selected with the
greatest care and presented in the
most artistic manner, furnishing as
whole splendid treat of good things,
The entertainment is under the
4 skilful direction of Prof. George A.
Stout, a young man of excellent mus
q ical taste and training, and below is
the attractive program:
q,
Knox Glee Club.
Violin Trio-"Three Jolly Fid-
dlerS" ................ Fowler
Messrs. Stout, Crawford and Young.
). annie Laurie" ...... Buck
Glee Club.
A. Violin Solo-"Gypsy Dances.
......... Observation-Disclosures. Nachez
q MIR. Stout.
s 5. Readings-a. Buell." Anonymous
b. "Wet Weather Talk" 80. Riley
Mr.. Rowe.
G. Baritone Solo THE Three
} Fishers .............H ullaB
:, MI Halliday
Z. Waltz Song-"A Night in May
.......s.......5... Silver
Knox Glee Club.
Part II.
I, Echoes Of College Life Songs OF
different colleges and universities.
|. Boola Song-Yale.
2. Marching Song-Harvard.
The Longshoreman'- Taylor
and Club.
s. Step Song Princeton.
4. John d. Observation-Disclosures.
). Alma Mater-Lake Forest.
G. knights of the Golden o.-ober
lin.
Z. co-education- Grinnen.
S. Hail--Belolt.
g. Loyalty Illinois.
"Tragedious Magii Comedy Prof
o. G, Whizz and ASS.
10. The Knox Field Song.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-31
and Byron ongley. 1t will be present

ed by New York cast
The story is odd and tells of the
efforts of Montgomery Brewster to
spend million dollars left him by his
grandfather. within year, and pre-
serve complete secrecy regarding his
ultimate object. He Is not permitted
to give or gamble it away, nor is he
permitted to endow any institution
or erect any permanent memorial.
This is made condition under which
he inherits a fortune seven times as
vast from an uncle who has conceiv-
ed and nourished bitter hatred for
the grandfather.
Frederick Thompson, the producer,
has furnished scenical equipment
for the play which, from all accounts
has proved sensational. The third
actin the scene aboard the yacht
one Of Brewster's money-spending de-
vices-there is a marvellous and par
ticularly effective bit of stagecrait
In this scene a storm arises and the
stage settings the movement of the
waves, the lightning effects, all com.
bine to make it a particularly realistic
and interesting stage effect. The
chief character, that Of Monty Brew
ster is in the hands Of the well known
and versatile young actor, Walter Al
len. The heroine will be cssayed by
the dainty and talented Catherine
Cosgriff. The other lone list of char
acters will be represented By names
well known ON the mimic stage.--Ady
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-12-31

Gate City Want Ads. bring re-
suits.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-08

uusth. xpFa Roberts ard many 9TH
ers furnished lists OF ten. Ths lists
vaxiea gFsatly. but Theodore Reese
welt was on every list. Are we
ready, Is the Republican party ready.
TO repudiHte the Only American who
is considered by British statesmen to
be one of the tea greatest men llF-
ing?
$50 slow, good people, good Re-
publicans, with this cIacuue against
the maR of Oyster Bay. There are
sonae millions of plain American
people who thlak fairly well of
Theodore Roosevelt even yet. He
may not be entitled to the next Re-
publican nomination. or to another
term as president. But the people
win weigh these matters with grave
and careful elaboration and there is
plenty of time yet for their decision
to be reached. Meanwhile. some
persons and some newspapers we
know are making asses of them
selves ny shallow-reasoned abuses of
L. man whose name il already writ
ten large in American history as one
of the few great presidents OF the
Republic. They ought to know that
1t is not the first time their kind
have brayed out venom against
Americans who ven really great"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-08

OF all the morning papers pub
usled In New York and Phiiadel-
phIa the only one that IL supporting
Colonel Roosevelt in the present
campaign is the Philadelphia North
American. Most of the evening
paper in both cities also are oppos-
cd to the colonel or are taking no
sides whatever. Because OF this
stand on the part OF the 1~netropoli-
tan papers the people are daily being
fllaed with all kinds Of slurs and at
tacks on the former President. Be-
ing forced to read a great deal OF
this stun II Ii refreshing to come
across an editorial Hike the follow
Ing, which appeared in the Scranton
Trsbune-Republican:
aThoaa admirable persons and
-ewspape who are breathing forth
maledictions against Mr.. Roosevelt
are in danger OF overriding 1t. We
venture to eounaei our Republican
friends and neaghbors TO be q little
more moderate and to look some
facts ~squareay In the face before they
no TOO far in the business OF defam-
alton and Islander. Fact frsts which
looms rather lmpresssveIy to the
view OF ell good party men, Is the
fact that Theodore Roosevelt has al
ways been q straight-out Republican
party an. He has dona something,
to q the least, to show that d man
need mo- rush out OF a regular party
association in order to- do useful
things Tor his country, for cigiliza-
ten and progress Is the Repuhlt-
kind that Il has no place and no use
for Theodore Rooseveltg
ssFact TIVE calls for a reasonable
halt In the ciamor OF denuncfaticn.
Mr.. Roosevelt has been for nearly
eight years the president OF the
United States. He was known more
intimately. applaHded mere enthusl-
astically, followed more Loyalty dur
iEg that time than almost any other
man our nation has produced. He Ia
SAsH5 f<ossSesNss NOV sH.~ &c $50
then, he Id preaching the ana polit-
lcal and social doctrines he preached
then Can d president Of our conn-
tsY our nrHt citizen, bacoms wholly
~desp1eable In q short time, merely
naeauAe he aspouses certain political
baiefs which 40 not meet with Our
n~pprovas2
Pact three IL worth some atten-
n % ka44MMAZA - go
s@ap AsA@Sseazi IA the world A
British magazine, some months &
asAH5 Ezatiah GtateBmens scientists,
&sHaggs to- ARms the ten greatest
MTaf9 aszHsan Beings Yesmaer AB-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-08
COMING EVENTS.

March l2.-Dance and reception.
First Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society,
Madison building.
March 18-Eanee OF the Brother
hood Trainmer auditorium.
March 2I-Lecture, DIR. Haywood
Baptist church.
Mar. se-Masarerade Ball. Y. n. II
A.. Goodwill Hail.
Mar. S0-Food and Cake Sale
Ladies Aid Society Baptist church,
April 8-Prirate dance and recep'
tfen. Lehigh A. c. Club rooms
April S-Dance, st. Patrick's ALL
ance. Auditorium.
April 1Ilfnstrated Lecture, Prof
Shepherd. Baptist church.
April 10-Ball, Combined Camps Of
Woodrasn of the Warld, Washing
ton Hall.
April 1S-EntertainEgsnt for Bene'
at OF Day Nursery. auspices Of
Civics Department OF the Wom'
aa.s Club. Auditorium.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-08
TROLLEY TO ROOSEVELT.

4 Once more the agitation for a
trolley line between Perth Amboy
and Roosevelt Is started. This Is
becoming almost an annual event In
the news OF the day In this vicinity.
The fact, however, that 1t Is so per-
sistent makes it evident that there
are q great many people who believe
that such a trolley line would be a
paying proposition. Whether the
route shall include the village of
Woodbridge. coming into Perth Ann
boy via New Brunswick avenue, or
whether 1t shall be from Sewaren
direct TO Roosevelt along the water
front Is not SO important. Either
way 1t would be well patronized and
would be a great convenience to
thousands OF people.
Both routes have their advantages.
The route along the water front
would be the shortest and would,
therefore, give the quickest trans-
p~ortation between the two places;
whereas the route through Wood
bridge and down New Brunswick
avenue would afford transportation
for q rapidly growing section OF
Perth Amboy on what is known as
Cornell's Hill.
The fact that the legislature is
about to pass a law extending the
franchise limit to fifty years makes
such q reute valuable than UNI
der the previous law, which limits it
to twenty years. There Is no doubt |
suria a trolley line would be q
good investment and tt would not
- surprising # the agitation thus
would be carried through,
unless. Ia the meantime, the Public
Market street yessasaaaxroa road
In order to keep control Of this tea
ritory.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-08
FRIDAY, MACH 8. 1912.
PERTH Annoy


~ miles from NEW t0TAS
Tax~Fate Its.
/ On staten island Sound. At the
3 mcuIh &cf the Raritan river ana Ell
1 the heaa OF Earitan a
! Gceaa steamers csn dock In from
y IS to 40 feet Of water.
( ChaAHel "a feet deep st low wa
{ ter leading UP the bay Sanox
! Daily steamer asrvics to New
1 Feur railroads, tho PennsylvaHtx,
{ Central Railroad Of New Jersey
I Lehigh Valley and the Staten Island
{ Rapid Iraisslt.s BEanGnss rIn naat an an
I unlimited number OF excellent FAC
! Has two telegraph and two tels-
I phone Companies.
I Eiactric fight and gas companies.
: Two daily newspapers
Z EedeEai posteffee building.
: pnbIJc Library.
{ high schSooia Which is on Tho sp-
1 provaemiist of all h eiadins uni
4 versailles In the country. four parQ-
1 chfal schools and q business col
I feEe.
} CHURCHES OF all denominations.
/ Municipal water works.
/ Prominent center % troileys to
Risfsst clay deposits N the ooun-
4 try III. the immediate vicinity.
Splgndid tfea trical advantages.
Some OF the leading Industries are
Am8ffcnn Smelling IL Refining
C0rnpany's smelter: Raritan Copper
WorKa smelter; Barber Asphalt
works; United Lead Works; United
States Cartridge Co.; Architectural
Tile e Faienee Co; @. Pardee Steel
and Tffe Works. Atlantic Terra Cot
"a CO.; Federal Terra Gotta Co.: New
Jersey Terra Coffin Co.. three plants
% the National Ftreproolng Cora
eHad other similar industries
withfn the immediate vicinity; Cer-
aI1fc*Works: Chesbrough vaseliEe
W1gks; Marcy Stese Werks: two
dTysa1cax ~ecfzapantes together with
siiipyarxls and marine railways.
.Stanaard Underground Cable Com !
aHE RoessIar 6 Hassfaclsr Chem
scal AVerks: a miziss coke and
sugar f~Act0rteSs cement r4on8 works:
e0al sshspptng piers; handkerchief
factory. cement works, aohine
shnps~and !fon foundFtes /
For further particulars address. ;
A16Anf Leon secretary OF 10 !
Beard af Trade
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-08

The Tale scientific expedition into
the Interior o. Peru has returned. It's
members found the ruins OF an ancient
lnca city. hitherto unknown. In the
laiast OF q boIzadless wilderness they
adentfasd the reHsaiHs OF public baths.
. eensrie and q royal palaces.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-08

The return OF Explorer Ronald
Amundsen and his lrst announce
ment that his rival, Captain Scott.
had discovered the south pole. re-
minds us OF the return Of Dr. Cook
and the discovery OF the north pole
by his rival. Commodore Peary-i,
is so different.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-08
USING THE ANNOY BRIDGE.

aOf ours there Is some merit In
the plant OF the Perth Amboy Even
ing Newg concerning the Company
IA arnzpry, for which the county will
be asked TO purchase a site, The
Armory will be used by New Bruins
~iss4esas DaoIo llan &py people from
any other part OF the county, the
News eets forth, therefore New
brunswick should provide the site.
tits like the Amboy bridge. That
structure Us used more by Amboy
people than by the Inhabitants of all
the rest of che county put together.
ssIf the Evening News will see TO
lit that its constituency pays the
county what the bridge cost, and as
lsumes the running of 1t, we are quite
sure New Brunswick win cheerfully
pay all the expenses of the armory
site. Anew Brunswick Home News,
The Home News Is wrong.
IL the truth were known we be-
lieve II would be found that the Am
boy bridge Is used more by Men
York autoists than by anyone else
Next to these non-residents come thu
farmers living in Monmouth county
and the southern end Of Middlases
county. who drive into. Perth Ambo,
twice a week to attend the oper
market. The Home News is onl,
making its case ridiculous by at.
tempting to compare the ianpreye,
ment OF q public highway wath tht
building OF an armory for a single
company of a regiment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-08
LIon,s Destruction pscreed,

Every mans hand is against the
lion. His destruction Is encouraged
BY all the governments OF Africa:
and the occupation OF most parts OF
the continent by the white RAGS ia
likely, before a great many years, TO
close his history except In a few re-
giong.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-08
Clever Family.

What ts the Higgins family doing
now9" THE wife Is writing poems
that nobody will read, the daughter
IL painting pictures that nobody Will
buy. the son Ia writing plafs that no
body VIII put ON the stage, and the
husband t. writing checks that nobody
will cash"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-08
Some peopls.

The trouble with come people ia that
they want TO draw compound interest
for life on the little charitable deeds
they do Just for the purpose OF keep.
ing the world from ~susrecting that
they ZIG ccid-leaTted and stfngy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-08
Fused A}umlpa.

"Alandum" Is the name given 10 q
fused form OF aIamina. 1t liz exten~
Hiyely used Ia tina manufacture Of
crucibles and other vessels for which
. refractory material IL needed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-08
When Husbands Eat
sf.Av s~ens s-~@sAs-- ---sZ
NOT EVERY WIFE UNM sSEE ESE TIL
DISHES

NOR EVERY WIFE EunNTsHESs TIRE
PROPER BsHE
Good things, economical and extrava-
giant. yaurs to moose from, are one or
tbs subjects Of the Housewifete Page
on the Sunday Philadelphia Press
Wonan's Section.
a sEagie reading gives ideas In cook
cry
Three pages 1.-TWO Ae~ beautifully eGz~
exez9 reveal @assegxEa gown creations
ct Paris designers Amosner Hiaee4
&weHtN SassSs*or&s
Es EaHefze Ena e-afe~ees@s@g ferS tSssz
EssRweAs
asIse e~sAsseal 4aiks Hee Tor wsnsen who
k&saak. %Aeg A&H@ s2HS@A Sss# eTnAAAssA
nkH seeslra VITA bmneag NTef$ sF0zs&1=
#xes#zzs RsHH@AsezzsaW xnsassmsanA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-08

Chs south pole. doubtless. will b
just as valuable to use as the NORTH
pole has been since It's discovery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-08
Money Trust she Know.

Mrs. Knicker-@I see tho moasy.
trust Is to be Investigated" Mrs.
Bocker-'T'm glaa somebody IL going.
TO get after Tom: / can't get a blessed
cent out OF him.H-NJew York Sun.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-08

Judging from the way that snow
disappeared yesterday It knew 1t had
no business to be here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-08
MARK ltnwszrd stan.

u we can perceive beauty In ererr-
tofag OF Goa's doing We may argue
that va have reaeaed tts true perceo-
ton OF its universal hwa-auakin.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-08
sFfzsE Aa4ARss BoxEs.


-1-ExFitan Copper Works.
xz4-Markrt and 5f1eTtdMn Hfs,
5~-snsfth ST. and G. r. n
xe--AfRh aud Lewia HEs
xI--MEata0n Ave. and Patterson st. /
k1-4MAfkHt and First Hts. !
86-8114th and EIIEh Ets,
3k--N. 3. Ave n New 1t. 1
xd-2tA4e n SEnlth Sta
S40k1rnerce and
A~h@EJatp and Washington srss
47-HAKh ri Washington Il
k4--StAk8 81. aud Buckingham Ave. \
68-HaA%Axep and ChArIea St.
ESta92 and Wayne At&,
gS@Near United Lead Works
%6s~wMauFcr.
61-Washington and First Gtas
eS--N- d. 81 Elm Fit
RAEEm4th ST. and Watson v
8s-Louanaercs AID State Sta.
y2-Eroat and Stsitka ST.
f3|WR1er and G9rdon SfA@
/ gAM-KeaERH@Ave. and Gordon 81
Ez-Smtth and Herbert Sts-
\ Txw-AxnAox Are. q Washington ST
/ N5r-fSRar City T1osssitaL
{ 8&-ssAwst@~d e~a p~~c~
GalLehiKh Ave. Stanford ST.
( 87-ArShoy and Fail AYES.
y 4&~Amhoy Ave. and Inslee st.
4 0Ar-NevtlIe and tombstone SITS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-08
ALMANAC FaR THR WEEK.

MOON GEzANGEs I'm MARCH.
Full nssssn. &ra last Qaarfsr.
zesh meW meea 1871: first qaarear,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-03-08

Agent for Cyphers ~Incubatora and Brooders,
also agent tor Curtis Bros Niagara FARM
Matching Eggs. White Leghorns White Wy
andot, White Plymouth Rock and peifa Ducks,
Ten Thousand eggs now ordered.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-12-22
COURT GOSSIP OF INTEREST
IN NEW AND OLD WORLDS

collies in Manchuria, with the result tina 8;
many OF the wounded were found wha
might have escaped the vigilance OF an,
overworked ambulance corps
In the Franco-German war both armless
made use OF dogs with great success. In,
fact at the present time there is no
country in the whole world that places
greater value on the services OF dogs on
the battlefield than Germany. 1t will
come in the nature OF a surprise to-
many readers to learn that the German
army has 5000 of such trained dogs and
that. IN case OF war. the mobilizationl
Of this valuable corps is carefully pro-
vided for by the staff
But this is far from being the entirss
usefulness of the dog. Apart from am
bulance work. experiments are being
conducted in the way Of training them
to act as dispatch bearers Frequently
these animals have proved their worth
in establishing and keeping up communi-
cation between neighbOring bodies OF
troops. still in the search for and the
relief Of the wounded use is found for
the highest type Of canine intellect. the
animals being trained with perfect sure
ness not only to find wounded men, but,
to indicate their whereabouts to the
ambulance corps
Some notable work by war dogs has
been done for the French in Algeria ira
their campaign against the Arabs, and
one canine fayOrite Of the Oran garrt-
son some years ago was decorated with
the stripes Of a corporal and raised tO
the rank Of a full sergeant on account
of his abnormal sagacity. He was one
of those rare dogs which could be
used as scout sentry, dispatch bearer.
or seeker for the wounded on the bat
tiefeld.
As a rule it takes about lively" months
to train a war dog. 1t has first to learn
to distinguish between a foreign uniform
and those Of its friends Then. with tn"
aid of dummies. il is taught how 10 de-
tsct a wounded man on the field OF battle.
Recommending is another duty which
the war dog has to learn, and this is the
hardest part Of its training. The dogs
are placed on duty at different posts.
separated by about three hundreds yards.
and men dressed in foreign uniforms
then APPROACH from various points. on
catching sight of the enemy the dog
rushes back to camp. but. should the
alarm be false, Immediately returns -
his post FLANEUR
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