... describes another corre¬ spondent, In the ruins of PuliletM, but after sharp fighting and a grim man-hunt among the broken brickwork, the enemy was destroyed In this Tillage.— ...

... COURTYARD. The architectural treasures of Venice have been protected as far as may be from the air-vandals by sand-bags and brickwork and other coverings. The great air-raid on the night of February 26, when 300 bombs were dropped, was the forty-fifth which ...

... theatre has been established, it will be seen, in a building that resembles a section of a tunnel, with an arched roof of brick-work, in which case it is probably safe from shell-fire, if German shells should still be able to reach the city. The small stage ...

... Engineers. The lower photograph shows pioneers repairing the lock on a canal, partially wrecked by the enemy. As seen, the brickwork walls of the entrance-way to the lock had not fallen in when the gates were blown up, and are strutted across by transverse ...

... illustration of a destroyed main-line Somme bridge near Péronne. Railway viaducts were destroyed by mining the sup¬ porting brickwork at either side, causing the bridge to fall in, as the second illustration at Chaulnes shows.—[Official ...

... lower illustration shows an officer standing outside the entrance of the same dug-out, renamed The Comer House. As the brickwork to the left indicate«, the dug-out was constructed beneath a houae. The roof is supported by iron girders, and shored up ...

... and marble pillars, the carved and gilded wood¬ work, and the sacred statuary are mantled round with piled-up sand-bags. Brickwork and sand-baf screens are built up along the exterior to protect the sculptured façade and the main portal and restibulc. ...

... with steel uprights as wall and I formed the r°°f be'S transverseiron beams with concrete slabs in layers over them. The brickwork walls of a house rear portion and garrison living quarters. On top, an ordinary house-roof disguised the structure.—[Canadian ...