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... FIGHTING THE FLAMES ON THE BATTLEFIELD OUr uur5 REVELLING A GERMAN LIQUID FIRE ATTACK Copyrighted in the United States and Canada. A military correspondent on the western front writes: During the recent German offensive on a portion of the line where ...
... FIGHTING THE FLAMES ON THE BATTLEFIELD OUr uur5 REVELLING A GERMAN LIQUID FIRE ATTACK Copyrighted in the United States and Canada. A military correspondent on the western front writes: During the recent German offensive on a portion of the line where ...
... FORWARD AGAINST LIQUID FIRE, POISON GAS AND MACHINE-GUNS: THfc CTORIOUS FRENCH STRUGGLE FOR SAILLY-SAILLISEL, ON THE SOMME FRONT j of the battle The struggle for Saillv-Saitlisel is described by the correspondent oi La Liberte as one of the hnest, and ...
... FORWARD AGAINST LIQUID FIRE, POISON GAS AND MACHINE-GUNS: THfc CTORIOUS FRENCH STRUGGLE FOR SAILLY-SAILLISEL, ON THE SOMME FRONT j of the battle The struggle for Saillv-Saitlisel is described by the correspondent oi La Liberte as one of the hnest, and ...
... LITTLE DROP OF SOMETHING HOT. VICTORIOUS Thomas (to Hun, flammenuierfer-carrier Kora- ...
... the I use of gas and liquid fire. Lieut. -Colonel John Stiles, of Brunswick, Georgia, writes that a Doctor G. Huff wrote General G. B. McClellan, U.S. Army, on October 29, 1861, that he had discovered a process of conveying liquid fire in a shell, which ...
... force. Finally the little garrison withdrew in obedience to orders. Most of the survivors were horribly burnt by the German liquid fire, all were wounded, but not one prisoner was taken by the Boches. ...
... the I use of gas and liquid fire. Lieut. -Colonel John Stiles, of Brunswick, Georgia, writes that a Doctor G. Huff wrote General G. B. McClellan, U.S. Army, on October 29, 1861, that he had discovered a process of conveying liquid fire in a shell, which ...
... THE BURBERRY THE BURBERRY The Greatest Danger that the Soldier has to face on Active Service is not the poison gas and liquid fire of the enemy, but bad weather the insidious foe that undermines both health and efficiency. As an economical insurance against ...
... force. Finally the little garrison withdrew in obedience to orders. Most of the survivors were horribly burnt by the German liquid fire, all were wounded, but not one prisoner was taken by the Boches. ...
... BURBERRYS w, J The Greatest Danger that the Soldier has to face on Active Service is not the poison gas and liquid fire of the enemy, but bad weather the insidious foe that undermines health and efficiency. As insurance against this risk THE BURBERRY ...
... Phe Huns started the poison gas, and they have in turn suffered more terribly from its effects than we have. They threw liquid fire, and have received it back with interest. They have bombed innocent citizens and private property without mercy, and we ...