It was a magnificent machine, and forged ahead splendidly, contrary to all the laws limiting its capacity, rumbling and backfiring under the unwonted strain, for miles through the gloom.

We've got to fight the backfire of our American commercialism, and the prejudice which is as real on the Texas side of the river as it is on the other; for if the Mexican thinks in terms of 'gringo,' the American of the Southwest is just as likely to think in terms of 'greaser.'

[forest fires] backfire, firebreak, trench; aerial water bombardment.

At length a group of prominent Philadelphia women headed by Mrs. George Biddle, enlisted the help of some leading lawyers, and an advisory council was formed for the protection of legal rights, and even for directing a backfire on lawbreaking employers by filing suits for damages.

TITUS, HAROLD HOPPER. Backfire.

CHASE, DANIEL. Backfire.

STONG, PHIL. Backfire.

STONG, VIRGINIA SWAIN. Backfire.

BRADLEY, MARY HASTINGS. Backfire.

Backfire, by Ross Rocklynne, pseud.

TITUS, HAROLD HOPPER. Backfire.

CHASE, DANIEL. Backfire.

STONG, PHIL. Backfire.

STONG, VIRGINIA SWAIN. Backfire.

BRADLEY, MARY HASTINGS. Backfire.

Backfire, by Ross Rocklynne, pseud.