antiforaid.todid.warzar-e or in ►outnno-thetier.ttOll-and th ‘ lsell*mrapeIn-med-liserhisable. * he God stionrlt;* i tiyour j eat i asaiser4 lllla cowboy until be came east.UEX. PERSHING PINKMEDAL ON COLLAROF DOG WAR HEROU I LI cl V S cof Sam; the 11101Washington. July S.—The heorism of a dog has been recognized by Jno. J. Pershing, general of the armies of the United States.Stubby, a Boston bull terrier, wearer of three service stripes and a wound iitripe, was decorated by Pershing yesterday.Staging the ceremony in his pri-vale office, Gen. Pershing attached a Kold medal to Stubby's collar. After the general had spoken a few words ou the theme of man’s best friend, in^ peace or war. Stubby acknowledged the honor with a graceful bark and u wagging tail.4*Stubby was the mascot of the 26th (New England 1 division. Participating in all engagements, lie suffered a shrapnel wound at the battle of Seichopre.v. When lie was taken to a hospital, he received all the medical and surgical attention available. He recovered.Evidently wishing to celebrate Itis release from the hospital. Stubby disappeared until after the battle of St. Allhiel. Then a doughboy disoov. ered him in charge of a French sol-dier. After an argument that nearly onded in a light, the dog was returned to the American ranks.'Stubby is now the property of J. Robert Con troy of X,.w Haven. Conn. a former corporal who brought him to General Pershing's office.The p tend ou morning H, Elle and Aug aiion in paign ti Septemtest scHg Preac vices wi ■will prt tian.” S You ng old chui great, n At 8 shu of diaus *Philosu]Chief H fil ial ci be gree nacle. r while, 1 ally out red.TYour oue of We hadlege ovi said so fellows side to