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Show i . !wT ; ; a r;.i- VX.x;,; '; v--' "" -"JT .V . .. .,- '" '' '" ' PCLCIAJj OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPH IN "NO MAN'S LAND" I . t I ' ZZ This Belgian official photo shows a scene across the inundated "No . r : : rrr- , ; J Man's Land" and the French and Belgian troops advancing toward the 'WJ! WMWit'-i iiCxi " ; enemy lines. I. "zns photo ttnvicc niWyohk. BRITISH GENERAL WHO CARRIED TURK TRUCE FLAG Photo shows,scated in the center. General Townsend, who was captured cap-tured at Kut-el-Amara, when the stronghold was captured by the Turks. It was he who carried the "White Flag of Truce" to the Allied lines when the Turks surrendered unconditionally to the Allies. Seated at the General's Gen-eral's right, is Kalil-Pasha, who was his captor and who accompanied the General on his journey to the Allied lines. I 1 CENTRAL NEW PHOTO tlRVICt. HEW YORK. WATCHING THE LIBERATION OF HIS COUNTRY Crown Prince Alexander, Regent of Serbia, was recently promoted by liis father, King Peter, to the rank of General. An Order of the Day making the announcement recalled the fact that he has been with the Serbian Army, of which he is the titular Commander-in-Chief, all through the war, including the terrible retreat of 1915, when he crossed Albania with the troops after undergoing an operation, arriving at Durazzo on a stretcher. He is seen here on a rock, commanding a wide view of the front, watching the advance. The figures are, from left to right, Licut,-Col. Vourishitch, General , General Tershitch, and the Prince. '' Vf MCMCH OFflCIAL. rMOTO&KAP. mw p rwou rfwTWu ncwi pmotq irwvif RUINS OF ST. QUENTIN French artillery working in the suburbs of St. Quentin just before it was retaken from the Hun forces. THE RUINS OF A BEAUTIFUL CITY OF FRANCE J Here is a scene in the Somme district. It depicts a general view of j Royc, giving an idea of the terrible devastation caused by the Huns during m their retreat. M , : I CENT AAL yCWI PHOTO CtRVICE. NEW YORK. PEACE REPORTS STOP BUSINESS IN NEW YORK When the first report of Peace was announced in New York business in general was stopped and crowds from business houses, hotels and residences swarmed into the streets and began the wildest celebration ever witnessed the history of the city. Photo shows a scene in Wall Street, the financial center of the world, showing show-ing the U. S. Sub-Treasury and the crowds swarming up the steps in front of the House of Morgan. otUOlAN orricrAt. PHOTCSMrx rOM CCNTWtL HCW1 PHOTO ieiVICC H. V. AS THE BELGIANS CROSSED THE BRUGGES CANAL This is the first photo received in this country showing a Belgian party advancing to the enemy outposts after crossing the Bruggcs Canal. Note the care taken by the advancing f orce. & l V: Jrht . Wfe 'fed 2r & & S g : PH9TO AUCKICAN RED CROtl A HAPPY MOMENT In the courtyard of a hospital at Dinan (formerly a convent). The American Red Cross worker and a sister have just distributed a number of American Red Cross comfort bags to the convalescent soldiers who are v going off to investigate the treasure. their retreat. CENTRA'. HEW J PHOTO SERVICE NEW YORK. I I 1 j AMERICAN HEROES OF THE RECENT FIGHTING IN FRANCE Here arc four American soldiers who have won decorations for bravery on the West Front during the recent fighting. They are, left to j right: Jack Swain, of Texas; Albert Hartwcll, of Chicago; Fenwick, of r Virginia, and George Shivclly. Hartwcll is shown wearing the Croix dc j Gue"rrc, Medaillc Militairc and the D. S. C.' r r 1 CEIITHL ntll PHOTO (EPCE NEW TO fl HANDLING THE ARMY MAIL OVER THERE 1 & 52 Huge" mail of American Army ready for departure from the other side, m The mass of bags contain loving missives to dear ones at home as well as varieties of souvenirs collected by the Yankee boys over there. 9 i : mil 1 ' J : ?cb HE IS TAKING NO CHANCES j j is Belgian soldier taking a Hun prisoner from the wreckage of a block- , house. It can be seen that he is taking no chances with this Hun as is holding his knife in readiness in case his prisoner attempts any treacne j j M if . |
