Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 687
gan fir-ing, and the anti-air-craft guns of theAllies and Germansbegan firing. For awhile, neither planewas injured, but soonthe German plane be-gan to fall, for theaviator was shot. Butit was too late, forthe damage had al-ready been done, aspart of one wing ofthe Canadian aviatorsplane had been… … a DAILY TASK.BY ALICE SNIFFEN, AGE 16.(GOLD BADGE. SII.VEK BADGE WONDECEMBER, 1916.) he wing, inch by inch, untilHe then hung from the end of the wing, his weightmaking the plane balance properly. The Germans sawhim, but could not but respect and admire the daringand courage of the aviators, and…
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