STANFORD'S WAR MAPS. „ _ . ctkdk EUROPE, showing in colours I war Map No. 1CENTRA leuds flom Si. Petersburg on I ' "* E"' MJU " ** Principal Fortresses are printed in Ked. , , 0 177). • i,0p . rr\3miles to an lllCn (I . J|ZZU, / // One sheet : 27 x 40 inches ; 5°ï mues to a Price

W\)t #loï>e as in 1814 so in 1914 The Evening Paper for reliable WAR NEWS

AFTER THE GERMANS HAD WORKED THEIR WILL ON IT : BURNT-OUT HOUSES IN THE BELGIAN VILLAGE OF MOULAND, NEAR VISÉ. Photo. Newspaper IJlus.

Btó hve had the Ball-room of the Royal Palace at Brussels fitted up Bl FOR USE. D IJN1U a nuonim. . ***— — . as is noted on another page, the Belgian Queen has long possessed a professional trammg as a hosprtal hih f her father the Duke Charles of Bavaria, who hmwU[held a medical

ROYAL INTEREST IN THE PRINCE OF WALES'S REGIMENT : QUEEN ALEXANDRA WATCHING GRENADIERS LEAVE FOR ACTIVE SERVICE, —[ bv Ccoi:«'.] Since the Prince of Wales joined the ist Battalion of the Grenadier Guards, as a Second Lieutenant, the interest of the Royal family in the famous regi

AS USED BY THE GERMANS OUTSIDE LIEGE : 21-CENTIMETRE SIEGE MORTAR—WITH " CATERPILLAR M WHEELS. hl ftf Lió h b bbdd is shown above It a a -[ by Record Ptess.] Siege-guns are massive pieces which follow an army until wanted to reduce an enemy's fortress by bombardment or to give a

OF THE EXPLOSION OF " """ "-u™» ur A BOMB HE HAS DROPPED BOMBARDMENT FROM THE AIR • itoit -tut. Supposing a Zeppelin or an aeroplane dropped bombs on Lo d AVIATOR SEES are asking. Each Zeppelin is said to cany an arsenal "f bib"' h W°Uld * ^ **"*? pe0pIe fif I T ° ROM SE five ton

TO TEST WATER AND FOOD AND PROTECT THE TROOPS' HEALTH : THE NEW SANITARY DETACHMENT OF THE R.A.M.C. [ by Topical.] The organisation of the medical service in the present campaign has been carried out with a thoroughness and regard for detail which has never been attempted before.

WHERE " WATERLOO " IS BEINO pc unimiT y«»T Kt-FOUGHT ON A VASTER SCALE : CENTRAL BELGIUM, AGAIN THE SCENE OF A GREAT EUROPEAN WAR. ^ReP'0i'«xd by Courtef M Ad C Blk fhi , O Courtesy of Messrs. A. and C. from their excellent Guide Book on " Belgium."]

WHERE THE FRENCH AND GERMANS MET IN ONE OF THEIR FIRST IMPORTANT ENGAGEMENTS IN BELGIUM : DINANT, ON THE MEUSE. —[ by Payne Jennings.] At the picturesque town of Dinant, on the right bank of the Meuse, about eighteen miles south of Namur, was fought, on August 15, one of the firs