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'Dogs In The World War Unnumbered dogs have now giver f . proof of their loyalty to man in tinu of war as well as peace. A few hav< been cited and decorated for servic , On the battlefields that was nothing ) short of heroic. There is the recor of Fend L' Air, a setter, who wen into the trenches with a French -Zouave and when an exploding shel Lbad buried his solvlier-ma?ter under t great mass of earth are stones, dug frantically until he ha 1 gained light and sjjr for nis beloved hero. And there is Verdun EeUe. another trench-orchen setter, who a '.opted a yoBM-marine; fo-lowed him intothp -Hlw ?>f the fray at Chatcuu-Thiet iLJj^^ilost hin as wt!i a.4- her own pupW pies and yet was waiting at a field h.spita1 J he ambit unce that brought her shell-shocked comrade, to wel,, 'come, encourage and sustain, him. Louloa was another dog of heroic mould, only a mongrel, homeless and starving, when found, but intelligent courageous and with a heart of gold. Scenting a Surprise attack by the enemy, "he was given the place of honor at the head of the advance. What'happened thereafter is related . as follows by G. C. Harvey in "Famous Four-footed Friends":? "On account of Loulou's alertness, the attack was a failure, and Loulou, now barking at the top of his voice, chased the retreating troops with glee. Vnfortunately he caught up wSth one of the enemy officers and set Ilia t^eth in the fleeing one's leg, whereupon the officer shot him. "The heartbroken French soldier earned the dog's body back to their trench, and there dug a grave for Loulou as if he had been one of them. Then the quartermaster, with a voice full of emotion, said, "Goodby, dear little comrade.You were only a plain soldier in the dog's regiment, but we have all taken an oath that 1 your name shall live as long as that of our distinguished regiment We shall never forget you, faithful and ?tender little friend, who has gone to the Great; Unknown without waiting . for us. Die ply, we miss your gambols jf and joyous barking that brought sunshine to our darkest days. Good-by, h Loulou; we salute you!" ^ "Has was the end of the simple ceremonj but a vow was made, by the company, and was agreed to by ^Vthe color ?!, that at each ron caii, thereafter, the dog's name should be called after the men's. And, since that tim< when the sergeant-major shouts the name, 'Loulou', in his powerful voice, one of the soldiers, as a proof that Loulou's heroism has not been forgotten, answers simply, 'Died likt a soldier!"' <h UNITED STATES RAILROAD ADMINISTRATION Atlantic Coast Line Railroad .WEEK-: 'ND AND SUNDAY EX-. (JURSION FARES. Week-end and Sunday Excursion tickets are now on sale from Kingsstree and other points to Charleston. SIINDAI EXCURSION TRAINS Sunday excursion train leaves Xjingstree 7:56 a. m. and arrives Charleston 10:10 a. m. Returning leaves Charleston 6:40 p. ra.. and arrives Kirgstree 8:58 p. m. 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