"Yes, Fritzie got it at Jutland; but these new mark gadgets are top-hole.

* GADGETS AND STUNTS.

He finds himself harassed by no end of devilish enemy stunts, to stultify which a fatherly all-wise War Office has given him an infinity of gadgets.

But by no means all gadgets have just one peculiar stunt to counter; such a definition would exclude, for instance, the height-gauge on a plane, which is emphatically, wholly and eternally a gadget of gadgets.

But by no means all gadgets have just one peculiar stunt to counter; such a definition would exclude, for instance, the height-gauge on a plane, which is emphatically, wholly and eternally a gadget of gadgets.

Moreover, gadgets are small things.

Now are these views sound, Sir, or is it permissible, as one authority does, to describe persons as "gadgets"? One final word.

William afflicted their gun teams with his little Hotchkiss gadget, then prepared to gallop them.

The last word in submarine gadgets.

Full of gadgets too.

" "We have here," he said immediately, "the Gadget coat.

It shows the strata of the material, consisting of alternate layers of old motor tyres and reinforced concretethe whole covered with alligator skin and proofed with our patent indispensable" It was then that I killed him and buried him under a pyramid of indispensable gadgets.

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Wheels that lift and depress and swing the muzzle, and gadgets with figures, and other scales which play between the map and the gadgets, and atmospheric pressure and wind-variation, all worked out with the same precision under a French hedge as on board a battleship where the gun-mounting is fast to massive ribs of steelit seemed a matter of book-keeping and trigonometry rather than war.

Wheels that lift and depress and swing the muzzle, and gadgets with figures, and other scales which play between the map and the gadgets, and atmospheric pressure and wind-variation, all worked out with the same precision under a French hedge as on board a battleship where the gun-mounting is fast to massive ribs of steelit seemed a matter of book-keeping and trigonometry rather than war.

Neither guns, nor the powder which sent the big shells on their errand, nor the calculations of the gunners, nor their adjustment of the gadgets, had any error.

These last are after satisfying the two chief desires of primitive man by the very latest gadgets in scientific legislation.

Their lives are cluttered with gadgets and fringe benefits.

The West has littered and cluttered the planet with an immense variety and with enormous quantities of gimmicks and gadgets from tin cans to airplanes that fly faster than sound, and rockets that carry their occupants to the moon.

Still another example is the extraction from the earth's crust of minerals and metals accumulated through ages and used to turn out frivolous gadgets or, more disastrously, the materials and machines of civilized warfare.

Broadly speaking, they must pick their way warily through the maze of artifacts, gadgets and gimmicks produced by human ingenuity during the current world revolution.

Every soldier has some of the old maid in him, and rejoices in all the gadgets and devices of his own invention.