New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 15, 1918, Page 19

“ - ATTACK ON TANKS | PLANNED IN BERLIN | German Officers Devise Ways to Ofiset New War Engines f'nd their preparation for oversc: | serv ice is rushed rapidly. ! i The recruits come from widely sep- srated places, but most of them arc 1 from Columbus barracks, Columbus, [} ) I | Mo.: Fort Slocum. Now York: Jack- { son barracks, New Orleans and Fort | lLogan. near Denver, Colorado Men of all are received a s camp and fitting the right man the right place is onc of the biz oblems officials have fo face. In | Great Aviation Center Is Busiest ;! Lactivities and in keeping the fiying ! machines in tip-tap condition. Among {them are the followina The Effects HAT INFANTS are pecu ly susceptible to opium and its various preparations of which are narcotie, is well known. Even in the emaliest d if continued, these opiates canse changes in the func- nd growth of the s which are likely to become permanent, causing imbecility, mental perversion, a craving for alcohol or narcotics in later life. Nervous disea: such as intractable nervous dyspepsia and lack of staying pow are a result of dosing with opiates or narcotics to keep children quiet in their infancy. The rule among physicians is that children should never receive opiates in the smallest doses for more than a day at a time, and only then if unavoidable. The administration of Anodynes, Drops, Cordia other narcotics to_children by any but a physician _cannot be too strongly decried, and the druggist should not be a party to it. Children who are'iil need the attention of a physician, and it is nothing less than a crime to dose them willfully with narcotics. of Opiates. trad | | | ! = | i | | Soothing Syrups and 2 Front, Feb. 27 (Correspond- Associated Press)—Ger are, was announced veral months/ ago, experimenting ith tanks, but hitherto nothing ha en seen of the result of their cffort i Fren s e : ns ence of the 2 | ®an Antonio, Texas, March 15.— Oboo 0 { man soldiers | Aviation recruiis have been arriving | Trades Represented. the Camp Kelly aviation field late- Automobile repairers, armorers f)ne Cent a Word the [fern P Castoria contains no parcotics if it bears the A signature of Chas. H. Fletcher, W/ Ze | Gennino Castoria always bears the signature of (Wer AW 740 Z0e > at cil needs of the aviatic i ch Pay Pays for a C You Cet Resu is That’'s Whai 1ed A;{v‘ n You Want, Jtront. 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Try Us. it proved supply is being sent to Texas. best but- butter. “ham 2id he was not much on ould make ‘em ham- who a cleaver. business His | sharp coco: iften d gave blower. from the lumber district of where ne gave the logs in the str a shortaze of many to the n. are is made for recruits, to house nine The surgeon-general, five men Aviation instruction is probably the | given service mechanics almost of | to " {ed out | to copy tho war engine invented by the Alltes In the meantime it is learned from | many sources that rions discom- | fiture has been sed to the Ger- mans whenever tr < tanks have | been cmployed them tailed instruct been to the troops as to which to m a tank of the most recent orde tured in the course of an incu Allied troops into the German ads in substance as follow Prenches of a minimum width o 13 to 4 feet and a depth of te feet, also thick mu'd. form ous obstacles to tanks, cver, are easily capa ploughed land or breaking throug barricades. Tt is not worth w} construet obstacles to attack the tanks “Tanks approaching should be attacked by artillery they come into action, ecven | when there is small chance of hitting them. THe essential thing is to pre- | vent the infantry from following them and in order to do this the enemy in- ry must he made to fear the zone the vicinity of the tanks “The only practical way of ing the tanks themselves is cannon about the advanced the battlefield and by direct these war machines out of action. | I Bvery direct hit on a tank Kkiils sev- eral i and often the tank its on fire. Tt must be point- that sections of artiliery held hehind the front often are unaware of what is procceding and thus arsive on {he scene too late to meet the tanks. In principle. there- fore, the cannon should be placed well forward, so that the enemy may not surprise us. The commander of the troops holding the front should he responsible for sclecting the posi- tions of the anti-tank guns. Cannon mounted on motar cars are very use- ful for this work in districts where the roads are good “As to the infantry, they should make no breaches in the battleline ex- ept to permit the undamazed tanks ! to pass through. To de this the in- fantry should take shelter. but not | retreat, for the idea is to allow the ! tanks to advance so that they may he put out of action behind our linc { The principal task of the infantry i to meet and repulse t nemy in- i fantry, but numher of detached posts shouid ed behind the lines for the p E serving as a defense against the tanks “The most efficacious infantry mls- sile against a tank aftack is the ar- | mor-piercing bullet, whose effects ara areatly feared by the tank crews, as { these bullets not only penetrat armor but afterward produce : i flame which frequently sets { the gasoline reservoir. “The best method of tank is rear. agains ons have the the the front | before attack- to place zone of | fire put | sots crew in reserve flenac fire attac where and where it is not to fi on the at Should a fight against tanks the streets of a villaze the favorable position to 1elier in the from its the lighte: ¢ for the crew ¢ is in a e men take the tanks fire a and houses until have and then open range rifles | passed { blank “Hand G les are tanks small when the fire at imes obtain good re- point- with machine | almost inef. ortars some tactics he carried ang the will lose their terrors for our wetical a n anti-tank out thus Was The Cupboard Bare. 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