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"SAFETY FIRST" COLLARS FOR SAILORS
Tho Queen has ordered out of her privy purse lavge numbers
of those safety collars, which are now used by the sailors
of the British Navy. The method of using these collars is
plain from the picture.
THE TELESCOPE RANGE-FINDER PUTS AN END TO THE PICTURESQUE
The German officer, seen above, no lonirer "dashes into the fray" or "appears on a
white charter to rally his men." Miles behind tho battle' line he directs the1 Are of
his artillery, without romance but with deadly accuracy.
PROPELLERS FITTED TO GERMANY'S AERO MISSILES
This small propeller, with three three-inch blades, was found
attached to an exploded bomb dropped on a field at Beldington,
Northumberland, England, from a German Zeppeljn Tn a
recent raid.
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