Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 507
June and December, 1915,masks were constructed which would not onlykeep out the fumes of chlorine, but also themore poisonous phosgene. In one of theirsorties, the British succeeded in capturingsome valuable notes on gas attacks, belongingto a German general, which showed them thatthe Germans were… … ) Kadel & Herbert AN AEROPLANE PHOTOGRAPH OF A FRENCH OAS-ATTACK, THE WIND CARRYING THE FUMES TOWARD THE ENEMY their own lines in a very dense cloud, but thecloud grew thinner and thinner as it traveledtoward the enemy, and lost a great deal of itsstrength. If the wind was blowing at more…
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