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THE GOOD, KIND GERMAN ! SOLDIERS OF THE NATION W h hf thtflld hhf G WHICH BOMBS BABIES, AT A SEASIDE RESORT. —[Photo, by Underwood and Undirwood.] We have here one of the many artfully posed photographs of German soldiers and children that are being circulated in Germany, and sen

THE GRENADE IN MODERN TRENCH-WARFARE: FRENCH, BRITISH, AND GERMAN TYPES, INCLUDING THE "BRACELET" AND " RACKET " HAND-GRENADES. fiih liilbl Th b Several types of grenades used in the trench-warfare in France and Flanders, both by the Allies and the enemy, are illustrated here. N

A TURKISH HOWITZER SHELL JUST MISSING A BATTLE-SHIP : A This photograph shows an everdy i th Ddllhi CLOSE SHAVE DURING ONE OF THE DARDANELLES BOMBARDMENTS. scene in the Dardanelles whenever ships of the Allied fleet stand in within range of the Turkish batteries, whether to rende

FIGHTERS FOR THE FREEDOM " OF EUROPE : XIX.—SERGEANTS OF THE 1ST BATTALION THE WELSH GUARDS. —[Photo, by Bassano.] In the group, from left to right, are (Back Row) : L-Sgt. B. Pottinger, L-Sgt. W. Herd, L-Sgt. C. Morris, L-Sgt. C. Thomas, L-Sgt. J. Humphreys ; (Fourth Row) : L-Sg

FIGHTERS FOR THE FREEDOM OF EUROPE XII —OFFICERS OF THE WELSH GUARDS. —[Photo, by Bassano.] In the group, from left to right, are (Back Row) : 2nd Lieut. H. A. Evans Thomas, 2nd Lieut. P. G. Howard, Lieut. P. L. M. Battye, Lieut. H. M. Martineau, 2nd Lieut. B. C. Williams Ellis ;

TO COMMAND THE WELSH GUARDS : COLONEL LORD HARLECH. Gdd O y ^ ^ [Piolo. . e. WELS Lord Harlech, whose " Gazette " appointment notifies that he will command the Welsh Guards and regimental district, with the temporary rank of Colonel, is a former officer of the Coldstrearn uar s a

WEARING HIS LEGION OF HONOUR ■ THE LATE FLIGHT SUB-LIEUT. WARNEFORD, V.C. ch the Minister of War "—[Photo, by Wyndltam.] LG Flight Sub-Lieut. Warmford met his universally deplored death by the cruel irony of Fate while making a test trip with a new machine which was to take but a

THE LATE FLIGHT SUB-LIEUT. WARNEFORD'S V.C. EXPLOIT : THE Flight SubLieut Warneford VC according to the letter of a friend of the dead hihti th BOMBED ZEPPELIN IN MID-AIR OVER GHENT FALLING IN FLAMES. jk" til hll b Sub-Lieut. Warneford, V.C., hero, on sighting the Zeppelin over G