The New Armies, supplied at last with abundant munitions, a seasoned Staff, and a concerted plan of action, had answered the question propounded in a previous chapter in no uncertain fashion.

But nothing has been more significant in its growth during the war than the small enterprises in which the husband and wife in the domestic munition shop, laboring side by side with a little group of assistants, have been turning out marvels of skill.

The husband should be to his wife the earthly "munition of rocks."

While the Federal Government entered upon the war with the amplest resources, the South found herself almost entirely destitute of the munitions essential to her protection.

And in His firm munition stands secure.

" "I have been on intellectual munitions," replied Simmons.

Its commerce consisted principally in the exportation of grain, pigs, furniture, and naval munitions.

*** Twopenny dinners are the speciality at a Northern munition works' canteen.

Military science turned over yet another page, and noted that against consummate generalship, unlimited munitions, and selfless devotion on the part of the defence, the most spectacular and highly-doped phalanx can spend itself in vain.