... I WITH OUR EASTER^ALLIEs! SIDELIGHTS ON RUSSIA AND SERBIA IN WAR-TIME ...

... -I =e WE shall manage it, said someone, somewhere in France, apropos of her chances of ultimate victory, pourvu que les civils tiennent. Of the Army he had no doubt wh ...

... volume LXVI., No. 867. WAR NUMBER ONE HUNDRED AND NINE. SEPTEMBER 2. 1916 WITH THE FOUR ALLIES IN THESSALY. U M IJ. BJU III. Wounded Soldiers taking Refreshments during one of the Battles in France at a Resting Post for Walking Wounded only. British Official Pho.ographic Record. ...

... ROUMANIAN FRONTIER: TheUoul£^¥£ngtote THE TERRITORY WHICH LIES BEYOND THE ROUMANIAN WEST FRONTIER The territory of Transylvania is high and wooded, rising to over 6,000 ft. The height of the country is here conveyed by three contours. The darkest areas denote the highest regions-- these are over 3,000 ft. in height. The second contour shows ground at 1.500 ft. and the third at 600 ft. ...

... 18 the ROLL I of 1 HOTSfOUR Iff J 1 THE FOLLOWING ^HCERS HAVE ^'ALL'DI'E'D^ IN 'THE SERVICE ■MM'---,.. ■■■■■■''/yy OF their country, either in action, from wounds, or 'J /A/l-'tZ/ I: if OTHER CAUSES DIRECTLY INCIDENTAL TO THE GREAT WAR fffi y jf/SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS/S//SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS^ ysssssssssssssssss/s/ss/s/ssss/ssssssssssssssssssssss/s/sss^ ...

... 12-Cyl. SUNBEAM- CO ATALEN Aircraft Engine. THE SUPREME SUNBEAM War work suits the super efficient Sunbeam to perfection. It emerges supreme from the stress of it. Our un surpassed experience of standardising Sunbeam-Coatalen aircraft engines of unprecedented power and proved reliability in such strenuous employ, constitutes a guarantee alike of our ability and intention to supply the public ...

... RUMANIA'S ENTRY into the EUROPEAN WAR How her Frontiers Menace the ENEMY POWERS. Sinaia, in the Transylvanian Alps, at the Southern Approach to the Predeal Pass.-- The Predeal Pass is one of the dominating points in the Transylvanian wall separating south eastern Hungary from Rumania. Crossing by this pass an invading Rumanian army would threaten the whole of Transylvania. The nature of the ...

... . THE RUSSIANS IN OCCUPATION OF THE TOW OF DUBNO A SCENE AFTER ITS CAPTURE BY THE RUSSIANS This town was the scene of much heavy fighting between the Austro-German and Russian forces. The enemy had strongly, entrenched himself in houses and back gardens, and was only driven out after fighting of the heaviest description. The above view was taken from the stream after the Russians had finally ...

... PREPARING TIMBER for TRENCH SHELTERS A PARTY of WOODSMEN at WORK in FRANCE. A PARTY OF FRENCH SOLDIERS BEHIND THE FIRING LINE CUTTING DOWN BIRCH TREES AND REPARING LOGS FOR USE IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF TRENCH SHELTERS AND DUG-OUTS From a direct photographic enlargement The construction of protected dug-outs and trench shelters has reached a high degree of perfection on the Western front, where ...

... LORD KITCHENER in Venice A Personal Reminiscence. We have received the following interest ing appreciation of Lord Kitchener, together with the illustration repro duced here, from a Venetian correspondent. This lady describes the visits which the famous Field Marshal was in the habit of paying to Venice, and the sad impression the news of his death made on the minds of all those who knew him ...

... By R. P° Efleaipim. OUR IDLE ROADS A typical case of waste due to our crippled road locomation is cited by an Essex fruit grower. His garden is only twenty-five miles from London, but as it is five miles from a railway station he has no ready means of access to the market. Fruit is rotting in his garden which he avers would fetch 6d. a pound in London. But he could not find a buyer for it at a ...

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