A PHOTOGRAPHIC REVIEW OF THE WAR

_CONSISTING OF A CAREFULLY SELECTED SERIES OF THE BEST PICTURES OF THE

WAR PRINTED IN ROTOGRAVURE_

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[Illustration: Shell Opens the Wall Surrounding the Convent of the

Little Sisters of the Poor at Nieuport, Belgium, Exposing But Not

Damaging the Shrine

© (_Photo, International News Service._)]

[Illustration: Middle-Aged and Elderly Men in Response to the Last Call

Leaving Berlin for the Front.

(_Photo_ © _International News Service._)]

[Illustration: Louvain Peasant in Flight, Conveying His Sleeping Child

and His Possessions on a Wheelbarrow.

(_Photo_ © _Underwood & Underwood._)]

[Illustration: "Bridge of the Arches" Over the Meuse at Liége, Blown Up

by the Belgians to Hamper the Enemy.

(_Photo by Boon, Holland._)]

[Illustration: French Artillery Advancing Through Chauconier, Near

Meaux, on the Marne. One of the Houses on the Right Is Still Burning as

a Result of the Bombardment.

(_Photo by Paul Thompson._)]

[Illustration: Ruins of the Cathedral at Louvain (to the left) After the

German Destruction of the City. In the Background is the Hotel de Ville,

Which Was but Slightly Damaged.

(_Photo_ © _International News Service._)]

[Illustration: Belgian Soldier Turning Sadly from a Mere Lad Who Had

Been Shot in the Fierce Engagement at Huy, and Whose Suffering He Is

Unable to Relieve.

(_Photo_ © _Underwood & Underwood._)]

[Illustration: Interior of the Famous Library at Louvain.

(_Photo by N.J. Boon, Holland._)]

[Illustration: Cupola of a Maubeuge Fort Shattered by the German

42-Centimeter Siege Gun.

(_Photo by Paul Thompson._)]

[Illustration: Trenches Dug in Paris in Preparation for Street Fighting.

(_Photo--Sports & General._)]

[Illustration: Battery of Searchlights from the Place de la Concorde

Sweeping the Sky Over Paris by Night for German Airships.

(_Photo_ © _International News Service._)]

[Illustration: German Soldiers Examining One of the Belgian Army's

Concealed Forts Near Brussels.

(_Photo by Paul Thompson._)]

[Illustration: Sunken Belgian Battery Replying to German Siege Guns Near

Antwerp.

(_Photo--Sports & General._)]

[Illustration: Belgian Armored Train in Action During the Attack on

Antwerp.

(_Photo_ © _International News Service._)]

[Illustration: Belgian Soldier in Armored Car Watching the Bursting of a

German Shell at the Attack on Antwerp.

(_Photo_ © _Underwood & Underwood._)]

[Illustration: Fort Wavre St. Catherine, One of the Strongest in the

Ring Around Antwerp, Crumpled by the German 42-Centimeter Siege Guns.

(_Photo_ © _International News Service._)]

[Illustration: Striking Photograph of the Destroyed Shoe-Market Section

of Antwerp, Looking Toward the Cathedral.]

[Illustration: Belgian Men, Women, and Children Sleeping on Straw at

Rosendaal, Holland.

(_Photo_ © _International News Service._)]

[Illustration: A Captured German Officer Salutes a Belgian Standard,

Though His Men Ignore It as They March Past.]

[Illustration: Sinking of the German Cruiser Mainz in the Naval Battle

Off Heligoland. The Photograph, Taken from the Deck of a British

Warship, Shows the Cruiser in Flames and Settling in the Water.

(_Photo_ © _International News Service._)]

[Illustration: German Prisoners of War, Nearly a Thousand in Number,

Reaching Southern England.

(_Photo_ © _International News Service._)]

[Illustration: Belgian Girls Distributing Walnuts to the Soldiers Behind

Antwerp's Now Ruined Defenses.

(_Photo_ © _Underwood & Underwood._)]

[Illustration: A Remarkable Photograph Taken on the Firing Line at

Ernecourt. One Man Lies Dead, Another Is Being Tended by a Red Cross

Surgeon, and the Second Soldier from the Left Has Just Been Hit.

(_Photo_ © _International News Service._)]

[Illustration: Huge German Siege Gun Used in Bombarding Malines.

(_Photo_ © _International News Service._)]

[Illustration: Scene in the Krupp Gun Works, Where Germany's Army and

Navy Guns Are Manufactured.

(_Photo from Brown Bros._)]

[Illustration: Zeppelin Dirigible, One of the Great Fleet of Airships

Which Germany Is Using in the War.

(_Photo_ © _International News Service._)]

[Illustration: Belgian Guns in Action During the Defense of Antwerp.]

[Illustration: King Albert of Belgium Talking to One of the French

General Staff in the Square at Furnes During a Review of French

Reinforcements.

(_Photo_ © _International News Service._)]

[Illustration: German Soldiers on Outpost Duty Near Antwerp Sharing

Their Food with Little Belgian Orphans.

(_Photo_ © _Underwood & Underwood._)]

[Illustration: Nurse Reading to a Convalescent Soldier in the War

Hospital at Calais.

(_Photo_ © _International News Service._)]

[Illustration: A Red Cross Nurse Taking Down the Last Message of a Dying

British Soldier on the Battlefield.

(_Photo by Paul Thompson._)]

[Illustration: French Artillery Assembled in a Square at Stenay, Just

Before the Town Was Captured by the Germans.

(_Photo by Paul Thompson._)]

[Illustration: A Belgian Outpost in Action on the Battle Line Near the

Franco-Belgian Frontier.

(_Photo_ © _International News Service._)]

[Illustration: Gen. Belin, Who Is Gen. Joffre's Right-Hand Man and an

Important Factor in the Control of the French Forces.

(_Photo_ © _International News Service._)]

[Illustration: Belgian Sharpshooters Attacking from an Armored Train in

the Vicinity of Ypres.

(_Photo_ © _International News Service._)]

[Illustration: German Crown Prince and the King of Saxony Witnessing a

Parade of the Ninety-eighth Regiment of Infantry Before the Crown

Prince's Headquarters.]

[Illustration: The Kaiser (at the extreme left) Witnessing the Parade of

a Saxon Landsturm Regiment.

(_Photo_ © _International News Service._)]

[Illustration: King George and King Albert Reviewing the Belgian Troops

in Flanders. Immediately Behind the Sovereigns Are the Prince of Wales

and His Highness Pertab Singh.

(_Photo_ © _International News Service._)]

[Illustration: Algerian Troops Bringing in German Prisoners From the

Flanders Battle in the Canal Region of Belgium.]

[Illustration: King George V., Queen Mary, and Lord Kitchener Cheered by

Canadian Highlanders at Salisbury, England.

(_Photo_ © _American Press Assn._)]

[Illustration: German Motor Convoy Destroyed in the Forest Near

Villers-Cotteret, France.

(_Photo_ © _International News Service._)]

[Illustration: Red Cross Nurse at a Hospital in Northern France Hanging

Christmas Evergreens Above a Wounded Soldier's Cot.

(_Photo_ © _American Press Assn._)]

[Illustration: Gen. von Heeringen, "the Victor of Saarburg," on the

Right, Talking with Gen. von Emmich, Who Commanded Before Liége.

(_Photo by R. Sennecke._)]

[Illustration: Bringing a Suspected Spy Through the French Lines to

Headquarters After Enveloping His Head to Prevent His Seeing Anything of

Military Value.

(_Photo_ © _American Press Assn._)]

[Illustration: Constantinople Crowds Gathered at the Mosque of Faith

While Sheikh Ul-Islam Proclaims the Declaration of War Against the

Allies.

(_Photo_ © _International News Service._)]

[Illustration: Japanese Bluejackets Coming Ashore Near Tsing-Tau.

(_Photo from Paul Thompson._)]

[Illustration: The Defenders of Tsing-Tau Moving to the Outer Defenses

During the Siege.

(_Photo_ © _International News Service._)]

[Illustration: German Gun in the Bismarck Fortress, Tsing-Tau, Crumpled

by Japanese and British Shells

(_Photos by Paul Thompson._)]

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