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... THE HOUGOMONT OF THE GREAT WAR : THE END OF THE FOUR DAYS' DING-DONG t STRUGGLE FOR THE ASSAULT. CHATEAU OF MONDEMENT, AT THE BATTLE OF THE MARNE—THE FINAL AND VICTORIOUS FRENCH , py —[Drawn by H. I ...
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... WHERE THE BRITISH TROOPS HAVE SHOWN MAGNIFICENT CONDUCT . . . SELF-SACRIFICING DEVOTION AND SPLENDID f Ai f fihti jt tht iver alón» SPIRIT IN THE GREAT BATTLE OF THE AISNE : A PANORAMIC VIEW OF iii ...
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... SUGGESTING A PICTURE BY VERESHTCHAGIN ! GERMANS MARCHING OFF FROM BURNING SENLIS. Cn Sen lis, near Chantilly, the hand of the German invader fell with devastating fury. Part of the German army, while ...
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... HOW THREE BRITISH CRUISERS MET THEIR END IN THE NORTH SEA : CHARGING A TORPEDO TUBE IN A GERMAN SUBMARINE. Most German submarines carry three torpedo-tubes ; some later vessels have four. The tubes (a ...
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... BLACK MARIA ARRIVES ! A GERMAN HOWITZER SHELL BURSTING, FORMING A GREAT CRATER, AND GIVING OUT MUCH BLACK SMOKE. —[Drawn by H. W. Koekkock.] The British soldier is a difficult person to impress ...
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... HOW HE WON THE V.C. : THE LATE CAPTAIN JOHN NORWOOD OUTSIDE LADYSMITH. —[Sketch by the late Melton Prior. Conspicuous in the Roll of Honour of the war will be the name of Captain John Norwood, V.C., o ...
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... VERY LIKE A SERIES OF GROUSE-BUTTS ! GERMAN BUSH-SCREENED SHELTER-TRENCHES AT THE BATTLE OF THE MARNE. Our illustration will help in giving one the reason for the protracted nature of the fighting alo ...
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... A DISASTER PARTLY DUE TO PROMPTINGS OF HUMANITY : THE ABOUKIR Whilll h d SINKING AFTER SHE HAD BEEN TORPEDOED BY A SUBMARINE. , —[Drawn by Norman Wilkinson fro n a Sketch by a Survivor.] While a ...
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... HOW WAR-SHIPS MOVE IN FOG : KEEPING STATION BY THE BUOY. —[Drawn by C. M. Padilav.j During log the ships of a fleet moving in line each tow astern a large red cask called a fog-buoy, the length of ...
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... HOW WAR-SHIPS MOVE AT NIGHT: LIGHTS OUT AND FOLLOW THE GLEAM.' pp —1 Draum by Norvtnn M' ilkitwon.) In changing positions at night war-ships following each other in line each have a shcded electri ...
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... HO RSEMEN WHO CAN PERFORM FEATS WHICH WOULD TURN A COW-BOY GREEN WITH ENVY : COSSACKS k lld Th Ri A f USING THEIR STEEDS AS BREAST-WORKS WHILE THEY FIRE UPON MEN OF THE ENEMY'S CAVALRY. —[Drawn ...
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... the greatest conflict in history : an important section of the vast battlefield (the country near rheims) on the twelfth ik day of the SIEGE-BATTLE OF THE AISNE—A PANORAMA BY FREDERIC VILLIERS, THE FA ...