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SCENES AND PERSONS IN DAY'S GRIST OF NEWS FROM HOME AND ABROAD AS CAUGHT BY THE CAMERA
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guard to prevent disorder, to bo enpaged in something more than a parade. "Irridentists," who IfMMvkt 7 - '" r fS( j $ JM tS?a'p'SiP?ft ''SSB M
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orders which will keep them busy for a year. and line of tho ship has been painted on tho sides in huge letters. j iBHIHilBIHSISSf
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AN UNDERSEA CRAFT AT REST AT LEAGUE ISDAND
is nicture of the G-4. of the United States submarine flotilla, was taken just before the submarine left the
and yesterday for New York. It will take part there in the great naval review of May 17. The periscopes may
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A NEAR VIEW OF THE G-4'S PERISCOPES
The lenses at the very top are the eyes of the submarine. By a system
of mirrors everything the lenses catch is reflected to the interior of the
submarine. These little detectors axe the only .parts of tho. .submarine
HIS A GREAT NAME AND A DESPERATE MISSION
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