New-York tribune. [volume], April 01, 1917, Page 6, Image 50

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0 NEW YORK TRIBUNE
How the War Leaves Its Mark on German Architecture: A Series of Decorati
ons
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An Ordinary Sailor
A Uhlan
An Army Surgeon
A Volunteer Private
Oenriatiii
One of the near^home precautions
of war-time. An agile militiaman
doing signal duty on the Queens
)oro Bridge.
Photo I'rui, llluatrattnu o'triit?
A glimpse of the British Grand
Fleet from the deck of one of the \
dreadnoughts. This view is taken \
from the Canadian War Records,
and released with the stipulation
that no further details be made
public. ?*?? '
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In these critical days evi
the national colors, ?
hangs in the nave of the
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Here is the first woman to become a regular sailor in the
American Navy. It is Miss Loretta Walsh, a twenty-year
old Philadelphia!!, who has just entered the service as chief
yeoman, and is now detailed to recruiting labors.
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Out for a trial. Tl
fighter, the L-16, in
Sound, on the left ahov
the interior of this ma
ness of the submers
ery they carry is a