A French Soldier Sending a Greeting From the Battlefield full front page showing a drawing of a snow scene, a man resting on his drum while writing a letter

How a British Mine Sweeper Clears the Sea of German Mines

Russian Prisoners of War on the Eastern Frontier Engaged in War Work Digging Trenches for the Germans

Page entitled "The War of Terrorism on Old Men, Women and Children":

Red Cross Railway Waggon Used by Germans for Ammunition'

Red Cross Ambulance Mounted with a German Machine Gun

The French Boy belonging to the Gymnastic Society Who Met His Death Smiling By Firing Squad - small drawing

Six Innocent Citizens of Senlis Shot Because a Poacher Shot a German Soldier - drawing

Official Proof that Germans Used Women as Battle Shields

Miners Forced to Lead a Regiment of German Invaders Which Was Advancing on Charleroi

Pillage - The Old Chateaux of Belgium and France Stripped of Its Possessions - two drawings

A Number of Franc Tireurs Ranged Up in Front of German Rifles - (armed civilians)

Two Armed German Civilians Drafted in to Work on the Railways of Belgium

The Wreckage of the Cathedral of Rheims

The Ruins of Termonde

TheHospital Established by Cardinal Mercier of Malines Shelled

The School of Medicine in Rheims Destroyed by German Shells

The Second Cruiser Squadron of the Royal Navy:

HMS Achilles

HMS Shannon

Captain W. G. E. Ruck-Keene of HMS Cochrane

Commander John hutchings of HMS Natal

Rear Admiral Hon. S. A. Gough Calthorpe of HMS Shannon

HMS Cochrane

HMS Natal

A Naval 12inch Gun in Action

The B11 Submarine:

Lieutenant Commander Norman D. Holbrook of the B11

Submarine B11 at Full Speed

The B11 in the Dardanelles and Approaching a British Destroyer for Orders

The Old Turkish Battleship Messudiyeh Which Was Torpedoed by the B11 in the Dardanelles - before its sinking

The Chasseurs of D'Afrique Routing the Miel Dragoons of Prussia - full page drawing

French Soldiers Loading a 75mm Gun

A New French Howitzer Built by Creusot and Designed for Siege Work

A Big French Gun Taken at the Actual Moment of Firing

A New Powerful French Siege Gun

A German Officer Sitting in a French Car Blindfolded Awaiting a Pacific Interview with The Enemy

A Suspected Spy Being Taken by Mounted Escort to a French General at Baccarat in Eastern France for Court Martial

A German Gun Platform Constructed in Peacetime To All Intents a Harmless Frontier Villa , But Took 24 charges of Dynamite to Destroy It

Poor Antwerp Women Receiving Bread at the German Barracks by a Genial Hun

Antwerp and Idlers are Summarily Dealt With.....'

Bruges - A Queue at the Temporary Barracks Waiting to Receive Broken Food Discarded by the Kaiser's Huns

a Refugee Brought Back to Antwerp to be Questioned by the Military Authorities - Examining His Belongings

A GermanSoldier Distributing Surplus Bread to Starving Belgians Outside the Antwerp Barracks

German Soldiers Passing Through a Town in East Prussian Buried in a heavy Fall of Snow

The Landsturm huns in Action in a Snow Covered Trench near Suwalki, East Prussia

German Soldiers Sitting in the Snow Reading the Censor's Optimistic, Versions of Prussia's Progress

Germans Guarding a Captured Belgian Fort

Bavarian Artillery Posted near Ypres - The Covered Entrance to a Dug Out in the Snow

A Snow Scene and Cameronians in Their Element - Helping Themselves to a Crop of Potatoes Near Their Trenches

French Soldiers Warming at a Brazier

Fast Asleep Under a Cold Starlit Sky - a soldier in the snow

French Soldiers Waiting for the Enemy in Snow Trench

Some French Officers in the Argonne Examing the Enemy's Lines From Behind Barbed Wire Entanglements in the Snow

The Bombardment of Our Defenceless Coast Towns - The Bombs Landing on Scarborough a double centre page drawing - It shows the seafront and cliffs, hotels, harbour of scarborough, with terrified people fleeing to safety. A panoramic view of the bay sketched from just above the Spa

A Wrecked Shop on Prospect Road Scarborough - People Outside the Wrecked Shop Joseph Merryweather

A Ruined House In The Crescent, Scarborough

Gladstone Road Scarborough - The Destruction Caused by a German Shell

Scarborough - A Man Holding Up Pieces of a German Shell Fired from a 10•11 Gun

Commercial Street Scarborough - A Wrecked House

Wykeham Street Scarborough - The House Where Mrs Barnett and Two Children Were Killed

Canadian Troops:

Colonel Sam Hughes the Minister of Militia, and HRH The Duke of Connaught Reviewing the Canadian Troops Before Departure for England

A Soldier Giving His Child a Good Bye Kiss

Montreal - Hoisting a Quick Firere Aboard a Transport, About to Sail for England

Montreal - A contingent of Canadian Soldiers About to Embark on to a Transport Ship at a Landing Stage at the Port

A unit of the Second Field Battery at Ottawa Crossing a Pontoon Bridge

British Soldiers Cleaning Up Somewhere Behind the Firing Line

A Member of the H.A.C. Shaving

The Shaving Saloon Al Fresco - Barber at Work Shaving A Man

Kilted Soldiers Washing the Mud from their Knees on Returning to a Rest Camp from the Trenches

A British Soldier Shaving

Group of French Soldiers Outside a Row of Straw Huts Specially Built for the Winter Campaign

Some British Soldiers Equipped in Sheepskin Coats

Members of The Hamburg Landsturm in Their New Winter Coats

German Officers Hut in the Aisne Region

A Colonels Straw hut Built by French Soldiers Behind the Trenches at Soissons

French Bathroom in the Trenches near Soissons near the German Lines

Page entitled "Modern Science to the Rescue of the Stricken Soldiers" - five photographs:

Ingenious Method of Quickly Conveying Wounded Soldiers by Motor Car

How to Carry a Wounded Soldier.

The Arrival of X-ray Apparatus at a French Base

A Paris Auto Bus Equipped with Operating Equipment

The Interior of a Calais hospital and A French Surgeon at Work Assisted by his Staff

French Soldiers Using Artillery Fire on General von Strauts German Band at Metz - full page drawing

women in Wartime:

Students of the Vere Street Ambulance College Learning the Art of Signalling

Pretoria Women on their Way to Deliver up Fire Arms to the Authorities in Compliance with the Decree of Martial Law

Princess Shakhovskaya Who is an Aerial Scout in the Tsar's North Western Army - info. Eugenie Mikhailovna Shakhovskaya Russian Aviator

Church Girls Nursing and Ambulance Brigade Marching Reive Along Regent Street, London

German Prisoners Arriving at Southend with What Looks Like Christmas Hampers in Their Possession

Captured Germans on Board a Ship

Southend - Some of the One Thousand German Prisoners, Including Imperial Guard, Marching Through the Town

William the Ruthless - The Kaiser

The Shattered Figure of the Saviour in the Bombardment of Ypres

Lille - Wrecked Buildings

A Whole Platoon of French Zouaves Completely Wiped Out By German High Explosive Shells

The Ruined Halles Tower at Ypres

St Laurent - Dead Bodies Outside a Wrecked House

Morin - A Family of Peasants Standing Before What Was Once Their Homes

Dead German Soldiers Awaiting Internment by Old French Peasants

Bodies in a French Trench After Being Shelled by German Artillery

The House of A Red Cross Doctor at Ypres Bombed

Pervyse -Belgian Soldiers Being Buried by Civilians in the Churchyard of the Ruined Church

German Patrol Inspecting Their Handiwork

Some of Our Warrior Legislators - MP's:

Norman C. Craig - Unionist, Isle of Thanet

H. Page Croft - Unionist, Christchurch

Lieutenant Colonel G. A. Gibbs - Unionist, Bristol

Major W. H. Houghton Gastrell - Unionist, Lambeth N.

W. G. C. Gladstone - Liberal, Kilmarnock

Captain P. K. Glazebrook - Unionist, Manchester South

H. Greenwood - Liberal, Sunderland

Hon. R. E. C. L. Guinness - Unionist, Essex SE

Hon. W. E. Guinness - Unionist, Bury St Edmunds

Right Hon. L. Hardy - Unionist, Ashford

F. Leverton-Harris - Unionist, Worcestershire E.

Major H. G. Henderson - Unionist, Abingdeon

J. W. Hills - Unionist, Durham

S. J. G. Gore - Unionist, Chelsea

Major J. A. Hope - Unionist, Midlothian

Mister Rowland Hunt - Unionist, Ludlow

Captain H. M. Jessel - Unionist, ST Pancras S.

Earl of Kerry - Unionist, Derbyshire W.

Major E. A. Knight - Unionist, Kidderminster

G. R. Lane Fox - Unionist, Barkston Ash.

Dr Charles Leach - Liberal, Colne Valley

Viscount Lewisham - Unionist, West Bromwich

Hon. J. C. Lyttleton - Unionist, Droitwich

Major R. C. A. McCalmont - Unionist, Antrim E.

Hon. F. W. S. McLaren - Liberal, Spalding

A French Private and A British Officer Give Their Last Drink to a Dying German on the Battlefield near full page from a drawing showing the bravery of a French Private Jean Berger

The German War Method - The Civilised War Method

The War of Terrorism on Old Men, Women and Children - with extracts from German letters home

The British Submarine B11Sleekburnc.

The Bombing of Scarborough - caption article

The Conspicuous Braver of a French Private, Jean Berger.

Sleekburnc. 2612

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