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CAMOUFLAGE—THE ART
OF DECEIVING AN ENEMY
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JOKES THAT HAVE SOLEMN BAISONS D'ETRE
In the photograph above, French soldiers are constructing a foliage shield, which is intended to protect
the road from hostile observation. Many important transport links have been kept from the enemy's
knowledge, in this manner, for weeks, while the train of munition carriers and ambulances have passed
on in their steady line undisturbed. Below is another interesting instance of this war-born art. Two
American members of the foreign legion, Arthur Barry and Harry Claude of Boston, Massachusetts,
are adjusting a dummy figure which they are about to set up in a conspicuous place to draw the German's
rifle fire.