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WEDNESDAY
July 7, 1915
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WAR AND THE MAKING OF WAR CALL ON ALL THE INGENUITY AND INDUSTRY OF EUROPE'S MEN
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HIIAND GRENADES COME INTO THEIR OWN AGAIN RIFLES NOW SIGHTED THROUGH A PERISCOPE 1
The missile, slightly larger than a baseball, is hurled from a sling- Tho French have brought forth this dovico to save their soldiers '3
like dovico attached to tho wrist They often find thoir mark, as in from too-accurato sharpshootors. The nflo is fitted into tho arm of ';
ffi'Mfpi VVtX ' I l" ikfot ' P JfP PREPARING THE SHELLS FOR THEIR EXPLODERS
' '" &''ys i Y I l JBP J WmfrMk' $wW'ft&Mm$mM The noses of some types of shells aro hollowed out for tho reception of caps or fuses, which cause on explosion at tho moment of striking. Thi
f' Jnr l'." ; ' &j I JtmnmJ f jpps ."' ;WMl missiles are then sorted and made ready for packing. jj
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rilTING SHBLLS INTO THEIR CARTRIDGE CASE
'ifcs meul cmui is damped ground the missiles by machinery, which is being perfected so
iiut Utat thousand of siwtl tan t turnd out in a day. The picture ws taken ift a DuUk
junmunition factory in Amsterdam.
MOLDING SHRAPNEL BULLETS " THE MILLION i