New-York tribune. [volume], July 29, 1917, Page 8, Image 50

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8 NEW YORK TRIBUNE
JULY 29, 1917
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On the left?-A truly remarkable and absolutely autl.
photograph showing eighteen of the German air*
that bombed London in their murderous morning r?
July 7th. Flying at a comparatively low altitude the I !un
machines were finally beaten off by British airplanes vtd
anti-aircraft guns after killing 37 and wounding 141. The
circular picture above is an enlarged section of the main
picture. Neither of these photos has been the least bit
retouched.
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A genuine photograph of
Old Glory being paid hom?
age in Berlin?but it Was
taken several years ago at a
military re\iew. How long will
it be before we again see it in
the German capital?
i'ca.ai Jlluiapson
It's serious business when a
Jackie falls out of bed. Here
are two Jackies m.tking be?
lieve they are comfortably
happy in tlieir hammocks
"somewhere in New London."
laUni. Film
Above ?- Kenneth
Livlifstoae, son i>l
C. II. Livtafstu
presMeat of it, ?
li >v Scouts of Am ?
ici. driving a I
tractor on the I
S e o u t Ferai
WtsMagtfM, 1'
"Lvcry scout
fec.1 a soldi?**
the Boy Sc .*
patriotic sl< <a- <
f, te '-i/ a i
/rom i-stml Tltti -?
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An umimral photograph of Alexander F. Kerensky,
now abtsolute <lictator of New Russia, saluting his
troops at a battle front review. Russia's Council of
Soldiers' and Workmen s Delegates and Peasants only
last week, after an all night session, voted this mag?
netic young leader unlimited power for the re?stablish
ment of public order, both at the front and at home.
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