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U. S. Marines Fired Upon by Turks
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Commuters Fight Rate Increase -'
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NEWS OF THE DA Y FROM THE PICTORIAL VIEWPOINT
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FAMOUS GERMAN. TAUBE AEROPLANE IN FLIGHT
"Taubc" is the German word for dove. It is these bird-like monoplanes which the Kaiser's air
men have used so effectively in scouting arid dropping bombs on cities. They are of light con
struction and very fast. Higher in the air Is seen another German machine of a heavier type.
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UNITED STATES CRUISER TENNESSEE, WHOSE LAUNCH WAS FIRED ON BY TURKS IN VURLA HARBAR
Reports say the Tennessee dispatched a force to land at Smyrna to ask permission of the Turkish authorities before entering the harbor.
The launch was forced to return to the ship when the forts opened fire. The cruiser had been ordered to Smyrna to protect Christiana
who arc said to have been threatened by the Turks. The Tennessee is one of the heavy cruisers of the American navy and was built in 190-1.
HEAVY DISAPPEARING GUN OF MOBILE TYPE BELONGING TO FRENCH ARMY I lift HH
All that an enemy's air scout can see from above is a harmless-looking metal platform. The gunners stand safely Prestol The top doors in the platform fly open and up looms the giant gun ready to pour out its terrible charge. ESP ' HHRs
sheltered beneath, with hands on levers ready for the signal. The load is ready and the range has been found from The shell fired, the recoil forces the gun back on its huge hinges, the doors fall over the opening again, and nothiiu: F FT I iBBI
tlie little conning tower on Jop. The operators wait til) the scout has passed and then quickly spring to their places. is in sight but the flat platform. The French had these guns ready for the Germans on their firroe drive on tan.. Si It f S lHB
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GUN CARRIAGE BORNE BY MULES
This British-Indian bau.ty ij tmaikable for its complete equipment and tke wonderful way in which it is ab4 to traefsc biil districts ana rough country mIhu
other bowhitiii would be mrtess Tlie chutu&iuh shuws sections of uuu carriatre nacked on mules aogetisttrnhr rouch twuntiv These easih -moved batteries were
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