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Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 280, 27 August 1915, Page 3

GERMANY’S CANINE SPY. ■ The Kaiser has apparently not yet: carried out his threat to arm every dog and cat in Germany. But he has armed the unsuspecting friend of man in his army of spies. A dog who ingratiated himself with the Canadians was found to have ben acting as air. unwitting dispath-bcarer between the German trenches and German spies behind the British line. Why he should have ventured across the shell-swept zone so often may be a mystery f» those who have not observed the inveterate inquisitiveness of the dog and the persistence with which he goes back upon an old trail. In this case the poor beast and all his congeners in the neighbourhood wore instantly shotinnocent victims of German perfidy.

The Director of the Military Museum at Constantinople has lately issued the following notice: —“The public are hereby informed that the 700 British and 300 French cannon captured during the battle of Ari-Bournou at Gallipoli by our heroic troops, in the course of bayonet charges in which they drove into the sea and drowned more than twenty thousand of the enemy, will be on exhibit in the foreign gallery of the museum immediately after the cessation of hostilities.

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