Show DOGS DO 00 GREAT WORK IN WAR perform great variety if f tasks with sagacity and intelligence li SAVE MANY WOUNDED MEN correspondents tell many stories of remarkable feats of canines one on outpost duty barks warning into telephone paris no medals are pinned on the breasts of 0 the dogs ot of war but they have placed pealed a wonderful part as assistants si to the ambulance corps on patrol duty carrying dispatches au and dragging machine guns guas into action for the belgians and others la in addition to their work on the battlefield tle field dogs did much to aid refugees they took their masters and their families out of the line of invasion war correspondents have told how much sagacity and courage the belgian draught dogs displayed upon the battlefield at Ila II aelen clen where alth ith the aid of the lewis machine macli lne gun they beld back for a time the german advance through belgium just how many wounded men mca on tooth both sides of the firing line have been saved by sheep dogs and other breeds probably Spro aro bably never will be known these dogs have been trained to search for wounded and by taking a mans cop cap to headquarters in the field a trained murse burse or doctor follows the dog who leads back to the place where wl bere iere the mian anan is lying frequently a wounded man with his last ounce of strength will use it i to drag himself out of the dine of fire it is in the out of the way places that the dog has been particularly valuable training war dogs europe has been training d logs dogs tor for i years to the work which they did upon the battlefield ft those trained dogs immediately be came attached to the red cross work I 1 and many of them gave up their lives in aiding humans there Is a story told of belgium dogs which aided their masters the belgians surrounded so that it seemed lio hopeless to break through probably would have been destroyed but tor for the idea of a captain in charge of what was left of the machine gun section tie he gave orders to loose the dogs from the guns and to encourage the dogs to fling flang I 1 themselves upon the enemy the dogs g did it with such telling effect that they hey made a lane through which some of the belgian gunners escaped lAr s sergeant major dog artemis temis was wounded in the argonne lying beside his master in the trench at t a listening if post he smelled the german ad advance e guards and indicated it a warning of the approach sergeant ordered the dog iracle back to warn the regiment to be on the alert the dog however refused alo to go when suddenly there was a slight flight noise behind the listening sol adler ler and artemis arteal sprang over the para liet et and flung himself at the throat of a german soldier in the fight bettl between en roan an and beast a bullet went through itis ills right front leg Lat later erthe the dog recovered I 1 r P ort on another occasion when villen his mas ji di ter was attached to the ninety fourth regiment of infantry in the ypres cypres sector the soldier was having a fierce chand adt to hand fight with one german A s while the other was slipping up to bay bayonet one t him 1 from behind artemis leaped at 0 the batters lat throat and flu tI shed him the dogs master also got the a better of f his adversary 0 some som e hero dogs its other dogs which deserve medals or their work are marquis which ia carried a message around his neck to let itta far olt off detachment arriving breath a adless aass and panting at his destination only ato die stop of the fifteenth army as corps which saved many lives by his it activities and flora of the twelfth gf Alpine chass chuss eurs which did linking work for or two days running under a tin aln ot of shellfire the french war department has on il ecord record a letter from the father of a ii amaly who wrote saying 1 I already pave three sons and a soll eon in law with me a colors now I 1 give ray any dog and he ve la prance france dogs on both sides do sentry duty at light carry messages back to line with aare ore security than men and give noet tee e of the advance of the enemy by larking these dogs are trained to j a ark rk whenever a stranger approaches 1 da I thin yards and surprise attacks cai acri live lave often been frustrated by this adante knowledge i according to the gazette do de franco certain french regiment possesses a r reta og which Is sent out from advanced entry posts at night with a telephone nl lit trapped over his mouth and a wire vv nuee ng the e instrument with the 6 lost it if the dog bears the germans german he barks quietly into the el ephone n |