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English: The caption reads, "A dog with a gas mask. This dog was employed by a sanitary corps in locating wounded soldiers."
Français : La légende dit : "Un chien portant un masque anti-gaz. Ce chien était employé par un corps sanitaire afin de localiser les soldats blessés." Photographie illustrant The Literary Digest History of the World War (L'Histoire de la Guerre mondiale par le Literary Digest), volume V, p. 333.
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Author Halsey, Francis Whiting,
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First published in the USA before 1923.

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