... AN IDYL OF Fh ldif hithti THE GREAT WAR : HARK, HARK ! THE LARK AT HEAVEN'S GATE SINGS. thiture is akin to that of the beautiful word picture suggested in the exquisite lines in Cymbeline : spg ...

... WHERE THE RUSSIANS SLID DOWN FROZEN MOUNTAIN-SIDES AND STORMED A FORT SURROUNDED BY ICE : PURSUING TURKS AFTER THE CAPTURE hte of j j OF FORT KARAGUBEK, NEAR ERZERUM. - Drawn by H. C. Seppings-Wright, ...

... ARE TRANSPORTED OVER ROUGH TYPE OF MULE TRACKS THE BALKANS PRIMITIVE HOW WOUNDED ambulance used near salonika in places where motor transport is not possible.—drawn by frédéric de haenen. Although the ...

... SKETCHED JUST BEFORE ITS RECENT DEMOLITION: LOOS TOWER BRIDGE. l Pl f L as our men variously nicknamed the DEMOLITIO Th, rrlebrated Tower Bridge, or Costal Palace, of Loos, lofty iron twin -tru ...

... THE RED CROSS IN EGYPT: A NEW USE FOR COOK'S I NILE STEAMERS. — From a Water-Colour Drawing. The Red Cross, the symbol of human sympathy, is the one flag that floats impartially on every battlefield a ...

... TO PREVENT TELL-TALE SMOKE BEING. 11 SPOTTED FROM THE ALLIED TRENCHES GERMANS MAKING CHARCOAL BEHIND THEIR LINES. To prevent tell-tale smoke informing their opponents in the Allied trenches of what ...

... ON THE ARMENIAN BATTLE-FRONT, WHERE THE VICTORIOUS GRAND DUKE NICHOLAS IS PRESSING THE DEFEATED ENEMY HAR ' i Q 5.1ÍÍ J£*J*£r&.T it wd'M »■'™ ™u„J'^T„^A*fUAR^ AND CAPTUM™ THEIR artillery. You have ...

... A ZEPPELIN TAKING PART IN A NORTH SEA BATTLE ! AN INTERESTING GERMAN VIEW OF WHAT HAS NOT YET HAPPENED. Were I to die at this moment, wrote Nelson in an hour of despondency when chasing the enemy, ...