Beaver County News | 1916-08-25 | Page 6 | The Mark of the Death's Head |

Type	issue
Date	1916-08-25
Paper	Beaver County News
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Article Title	The Mark of the Death's Head
Type	death
Date	1916-08-25
Paper	Beaver County News
Page	6
OCR Text	Show THE MARK OF THE DEATH'S HEAD. From the day of the medieval archer, who notched his crossbow, to the day of the Western bad man, who notched his gun, men have always sought to preserve some mark of military prowess, some tally of their victims. This war has not changed human nature. The modern military avla- ! tor, the only soldier who still fights single-handed, ! does not notch his gun ; but he paints a death's a thp. wing of his 'plane to show that he has vanauisbed his foe in ODen combat
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