1
They are Americans, and carry revolvers and bowie knives by the dozen.
2
The infantrymen carry the "98" gun, already referred to, which is an improved Mauser, and the non-commissioned officers and ambulance drivers carry revolvers.
3
Still another reminded us that "to travel hopefully is a better thing than to arrive," and still another strongly advised us to carry revolvers.
4
The police carried revolvers openly in leather cases strapped to their belts.
5
Officers carried revolvers, field glasses, prismatic compass, and various other extras.
6
But the other editors, and all the printers, carried revolvers.
7
On his recommendation the policemen ceased carrying revolvers, and no more accidental shootings occurred.
8
It seemed that most of the men were unarmed, or carried revolvers at the most.
9
Fianna Fail deputies allegedly carried revolvers into the Dail on the day their party took office.
10
We all carried revolvers, canteens and rifles.
11
Two of them carried revolvers.
12
He had great contempt both for the nerve and the judgment of fool boys who carried revolvers, loaded or otherwise.
13
Her entry of April 15 notes that all party members carried revolvers and the gentlemen had rifles slung on their saddles.
14
Besides this, my chief and I carried revolvers, which weapons had only just been introduced into that part of the country.
15
The door was pushed again, forcing him aside, and two more men crowded in, both of them carrying revolvers in their hands.
16
The German had shouted something to the Frenchman, hot words had passed, and now they carried revolvers to intimidate or shoot each other.