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... AFTER THE DAY: SUGGESTIONS TOR THE RE-BUILDING OE LONDON ...
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SOME NAILING GOOD IDEAS FOR GERMANY
... . POSSIBLE GERMAN WAR MEMORIALS SUGGESTED DEVELOPMENTS ON THE LINES OF THE HINDENBURG. AND WEDDIGEN MODELS. Drawn by G. E. Studdy. We offer, free of charge, to the enemy the above designs of our Artist for some new war monuments in the accepted German manner. It will be recalled that a colossal wooden statue of Marshal von Hindenburg has been erected in Berlin. The original idea was that the ...
YEOMEN'S LIFE IN EGYPT
... YEOMEN'S LIFE IN E G Y P T. Drawn by Howard K. Elcock. ...
The Absent-Minded Beggar
... AN EVERYDAY INCIDENT OF VOLUNTEER TRAINING ...
People We Don't Envy
... No. IV. The humorous artist who turns up with his funniest joke on a day when there happens to be bad news from the war ...
MILITARY MOVEMENTS
... . By Georg'e BelcBer. Visitor Do you know what regiment it was passed by just now Native: 1 don't rightly know, sir; I think 'twas the West something Visitor: West Riding? Native: No, sir; they was a-walking wasn't un, Jarge? Ge ofg'e BelcjheFo ...
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... the two fGn building of the French 'douane.' About three miles separated the guns of land the °rces' ^be French 75's quickly opened fire on the German guns and mitrailleuses, enemy n^a^ernent became general. In Ave minutes the two mitrailleuse batteries of the l^ltrailieu 8 estr°yed and the Bavarian infantry, swept by the Are of the three single °f the vill the Fpen°b and the chasseurs&pied, ...
IN NORTHERN FRANCE: PLAYING IN a SCOTTISH REGIMENT from the TRENCHES to their BILLETS
... IN NORTHERN FRANCE PLAYING IN a SCOTTISI REGIMENT from the TRENCHES to their BILLETS. ...
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... uast the shattered and deserted farmhouses, past the collapsed cottages, 'd past the yawning shell holes to their resting place the men plod along ith picks and other trench implements slung conveniently over the shoulder or carried in hand, the while they pull at pipes much roughened by wear-- or puff at cigarettes. Throughout the long march the pipers play valiantly the old songs so familiar ...
THE FALL OF WARSAW
... T HE FALL OF W A R S A W. 1. REMOVING METAL WHICH WOULD HAVE BEEN SO PRECIOUS TO THE GERMANS. 2. A rOLISH GIRL WITH HER BROTHER AND A PET LAMB. 3. A REFUGEE CARRYING A GOOSE AND LEADING A COW ON WHICH ARE STRAPPED A FEW BELONGINGS. 4. SOME OF THE RUSSIAN WOUNDED BEING REMOVED. 5. RUSSIAN ARTILLERY ON THE ROAD DURING THE RETREAT. 6. THE SIBERIANS' COLOURS BEING CARRIED TO THE TRENCHES. ...
A MEET OF THE NEW FOREST DEERHOUNDS AT BRINTON TOLL BAR, NEAR LYNDHURST
... A MEET OF THE NEW FOREST DEEllHOUNDS AT BRINTON TOLL BAR, NEAR LYNDHURST. 1. James Wateridae the huntsman with the pack. 2. Mr. Oiven Price (mounted), the ex-Master. d. Laying on t/ic pac/c. 4. Hounds at work in Knight Wood. 5. Mrs. Georae Thursby the wife of the Master. 6. The pack arriving at the meet. 7. Lord and Ladu George Neville watching hounds. 8. The huntsman going out with the ...
A MEET OF MR. COURTENAY TRACY'S O.H. AT AVON BRIDGE, STRATFORD-SUB-CASTLE
... . 1. Hounds working up a stream. 2. Lunch at Heale House the residence of the Hon. Louis Greville. o. 1 he Acting Master and a lady taking a barked wire fence. 4. I om btubbmgton, the huntsman with the mack. 5. Mr. Ernest Townxend, the Acting Master. 6. A lady follower jumping a brook. 7. The pack at the meet. o. 1 he meet at Avon Bridge. y. taught in the barbed wire getting through a brook. ...