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GYROSCOPE STABILIZER TESTED IN HYDRO-AEROPLANE FLIGHT
Lawrence Sperry, son of the inventor of the device, thrilled an early morning crowd in New York by flying feats over New York Harbor as n test given for tho benefit of
U-!,-i States naval officers. The photograph shows how easily the machine rests on the water, from which it can take wings again.
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DR. EDWARD E. PRATT
Appointed chief of the Bureau of Foreign and Do
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and is known as a statistician and investigator.
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A LESSON AT THE FIRE SCHOOL
Chief Gilbert, of the School of Firemen, imparts some
instruction regarding the new fire hose as tested on a
hydrant at 7th and Somerset streets. Passersby stop
to pick up some pointers for themselves.
ENGLISH TOWNS HAVE
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FLOODED RIVERS, TOO
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along the banks of the Delaware a
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scene fn Bray, England.
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INFLUENCED BY
WAR, PRACTICE
SHOOTING AS
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DISGRACED BY SERVIAN VICTORY
Ctnermt Potiorek was commander of the Austrian Army of the South
Willi be nut disastrous defeat at the hands of the Serb soldiers, who
.. jaUitd after being drivea out of Belgrade.
RUSSIANS BLOW UP A GERMAN UNDERGROUND MINE BY COUNTER MINE
This Illustrates one of the Incidents of the kind that serve to break the monotony of trench warfare Into which the
European struggle at many points has degenerated. Russian sappers who discovered the enemy layina a bie land mine
dug out a tunnel beneath It and blew it up while the German! were still at worfe
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MOTHER TO THE
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