Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 506
h. The Germans reckoned that Just as had been expected, the Turcos wereawe-struck when they saw, coming out of theGerman trenches, volumes of greenish-yellowgas, which rolled toward them, pouring downinto the shell-holes and flowing over into thetrenches as if it were a liquid. They wereseized with… … @ Committee of Public Information A GAS STORM COMING UP OVER THE AMERICAN TRENCHES a joint of this sort in the opponents lineswould be a spot of weakness. They had alsovery craftily picked out this particular spotbecause the French portion of the line wasmanned by Turcos, or Algerians, who would…
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