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... THE WAR AS PICTURED BY THE ENEMY : CAMERA-SNAPSHOTS AMONG THE GERMANS IN THE WESTERN THEATRE. In Photograph No. i we see officers and men of a Bavarian infantry detachment on outpost duty in the wooded districts of the Vosges, where many Bavarian regiments ...
... ARTILLERY OF A TYPE WHICH FAILED THE AUSTRIANS il HEAVY MOTOR-BATTERIES ON THE ROAD IN POLAND. i the Western theatre o, operations were -ently given in an firi This nhotoeraph showing Austrian big guns, wrapped in tarpaulins, moving by motor-traction ...
... THE WESTERN THEATRE OF WAR GENERAL VON KLUCK. PROMINENT AGAIN —[Photo. Record Press.-] General von KJuck, whose name was so frequently mentioned in the earlier stages of the war as the leader of the German right wing in the West, has recently come into ...
... THE VERESTCHAGIN TOUCH IN WAR-PHOTOGRAPHY : ON THE MARCH IN POLAND—A CAMERA-SCENE FROM THE EASTERN THEATRE. I'lTZrZ 'Tr^ M'd l° TT!PriSOnSrT' ? T RUSSÜnS thh I i^ p'Tr^ °n thC marCh LrrTr, V , , h ' £ ? , the «~t RUSSian battkpainter. Vassili Verestchagin ...
... PICTURE-THEATRE ENTERTAIN jEACH OTHER. —fPhoto. Alfitri.] In a cinema-theatre at Calais, where some French troops were billeted recently, they entertained each other with a continuous performance of a novel kind. A very similar scene in a theatre at Le ...
... revolver in hand. A third officer behind holds his bared sword ready. Nowhere, perhaps, on comparing accounts from the different theatres of war, not even in Poland, is the intense cold so realised as on the snow-covered, wind-swept Carpathian uplands, and the ...
... painstaking care that the enemy take to conceal their positions of importance. The locality is stated to be in the Western war-theatre. In order to create a background for the trenches at that point, and to serve as a screen for something else behind, in all ...
... mentioned, Sir George Alexander has arranged a special collection of theatrical relics to be exhibited at the St. James's Theatre before going to Christie's to be sold, with the other gifts, for the benefit of the Red Cross.—[Photos, by Sport ...
... WORTH AGAINST THE ENEMY IN THE EASTERN. THEATRE : RUSSIAN DRAGOONS. l {Photo, by Picture Press Agency.] The Russian cavalry, from'all accounts, hare established over their mounted opponents in the Eastern theatre of war, German cavalry and Austrian alike ...
... General Joffre (left) is, of course, le Généralissime, the supreme commander of all the troops of the Allies in the Western theatre of war. General Foch (right) ranks as next senior among the French Generals. He commands five Army Corps massed as one Great ...
... the in the Dardanelles, when not themselves taking active part in the firinr deck al„r S °T' b0mbardmfnl afl0rds ui * theatre-spectacle. The forecastles and upper towded J , S' ' and mpemruc,ure in every vessel, battle-ship, cruiser, or destroyer are ...
... arousing legitimately the admiration of the world an immense front—of 543 miles—against the hordes of Germans in the Western theatre of war. The French Generalissimo Joffre is constantly visiting different points on the French front, and is frequently, it ...