Other men, prone on their faces, hold canteens of tepid, muddy waterbut ah! a draught to the feverish lips which seems godlike nectar.

Countess de Berkaim and her canteen in the Gare de St. Lazarre, Paris.

After eating a lunch and filling a canteen with brandy, I went to headquarters and put my own saddle and bridle on the horse I was to ride.

But he made no sign, except to open a canteen for the sale of the 20,000 cigarettes, which some intelligent subordinate had saved in preference to valuable gun stores now in Austrian hands.

One of the admirable private philanthropies was the canteen at the St. Lazarre station in Paris.

Barney filled his canteen from the running water, and, wetting his handkerchief, laid it on Nick's parboiled head and temples.

Captain Walker, of the Sixth, badly shot, was left for dead; he saw the enemy murdering every man who showed signs of life, but the agony of thirst was so insupportable that he could not resist raising his canteen to his lips.

The Mexican drank greedily, and threw the empty canteen into the bushes.

There must be plenty of canteens on the train.

But I could get some things from the canteen by bribing the German orderly who brought our midday food, and I had some books.

Robert, the canteens over his shoulder, found a spring near by and refilled them.

OH, THEY'RE CANTEENS FOR THE R.F.C."] *