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Image Not Available for The Battle of Flanders. The only form of speech the Germans understand. Big British guns pounding Boche

Image Not Available for A boy "dowser". While playing with a hazel twig, Master Dudley - accidently discovered he had powers of a water-diviner, or "dowser".

Image Not Available for The Brighton Vigilantes deliver furniture to Mrs. Stuttle's new flat

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Image Not Available for British build light railways as they advance

Image Not Available for Broadcast pictures. Demonstration by the BBC. From savoy hill. Prof. Fulton receiving one of the pictures by wireless.

Image Not Available for Broncho-busting, a thrilling sport indulges in by "tough" cowboys of the Canadian prairies and a great feature of the famous Stampedes. The idea is to see which cowboy can ride an unbroken horse for the longest time. This requires great skill and courage,

Image Not Available for Bull-fighting, Spain's national sport, provides many a thrill for the thousands of spectators, but often results in tragedy for the participants. In Madrid, this infuriated animal managed to seize the Matador by a leg after tossing him. He was so badly go

Image Not Available for Canada's first "Stream-Miner" on view. Members of the public view the new giant stream lined locomotive at Bonaventure Station.

Image Not Available for Canoe hurdling - a favourite water sport of the Maori tribes of New Zealand. It is a thrilling sport with plenty of spills, and it calls for expert paddling to keep the native tree-trunk water craft from turning turtle at the hurdles.

Image Not Available for A captured 5.9. in a gun position near Bullecourt

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