Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 508
would beminutely pulverized. And so German chem-ists were set to work devising all sorts of fiendish schemes for poisoning, choking, ormerely annoying their opponents. GAS THAT MADE ONE WEEP One of the novel materials they used producedwhat was known as the tear-gas shell. Thiswas filled with a… … utograph by Kadel & Herbert FRENCH SOLDIERS WEARING GAS-MASKS IN THE FRONT-LINE TRENCHES them with tears to such an extent that asoldier was unable to see, and consequentlywas confused and retarded in his work. Thesetear-gas shell were marked with a T bythe Germans and were known as T-shells.…
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