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March 7, 1916
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GRAPHIC SIDELIGHTS ON THE VARIED NEWS OF THE DAY AS REVEALED BY THE CAME'I
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SHELLS AND HIGH EXPLOSIVES IN GREAT VARIETY TURNED OUT IN PRANKFORD FOR
THE UNITED STATES
Above are shrapnel and tho time fuses on top, a twist of which regulates the explosion to tho second desired.
On the right are sectional models showing the contents of various types of shell. First is a 100-pound
C-inchor, then in order nro a 8-inch 15-pound shrapnel, a 32-pound field gun shell and a 0-inch high explosive
. armor-piercing naval shell.
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JAPAN PAYS OFFICIAL HONORS TO RUSSIAN GRAND DUKE GEORGE MICHAELOVITCII ON VISIT TO WHICH MUCH DIPLOMATIC SIGNIFICANCE IS ATTACHED
On the .Mi ia the Grand Duke, accompanied by a priest of the Russian Church, as ha arrived In Tokio. On tho right are soldiers of two Japanese regiments drawn up at a review held In the Duke's honor. The Grand nv u a.,,.-,,? tn have been
empowered to arrange a closer friendship with Japan and especially to carry his country's thanks to the island which ha been Russia's chief source of ammunition since the great ' warbeLan. supposed W w "
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