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Text from item: Wounded in its country's cause: A French Red-Cross dog having its paw bandaged by a doctor. Dogs play their part very faithfully in the French Army, acting sometimes with sentries, but more often as Red Cross workers. In the latter capacity, their chief business is to search for wounded men who may be hidden in undergrowth. On finding anyone, they take his kepi, or something else belonging to him, and carry it back to their masters, thus giving the warning. The flags on the doctor's door may be noticed. After a photograph taken by the photographic section of the French Army; supplied by Newspaper Illustrations.
