Fire spray captured from the Austrians in the district of Capitello in Italy
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Looking E. on Italian front. Foreground, Italian trenches of resistance built after territory was won from enemy
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Vise, Belgium, scene of the first conflict of the war
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British battle cruiser Indomitable, which sunk the German battle cruiser Bluecher
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Trophies of war, German torpedo from S.S. "Emden" and floating mines, London
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Light railway and hillside dugouts near La Harazee, Argonne Forest
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A French relief column of Algerian Zouaves in forest of Argonne
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French gunners charging huge 270 mm. (Howitzer) in Forest of Argonne
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"And they did not pass." Main entrance and gate into city of Verdun, France
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View in a trench kitchen underground on the Saloniki front
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The 48th Highlanders of Toronto
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A Serbian rest camp back of front line trenches in the Balkans
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View from stage of a Serbian army audience in an outdoor theater at the front. Prompter in foreground
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Modern cliff dwellers. A regimental headquarters back of Serbian front
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Water front of Trieste, the prize taken by Italy from Austria
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Mount Grappa and ruins of Quero, on the Italian battle front
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How Italian guns are carried up the steep narrow paths of the Alpine front
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Watching an airplane combat over the Italian lines
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Camp of Italian outpost on steep Alpine slope
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Serbian reserves in the Balkan mountains awaiting orders to advance
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Serbian cavalry ready for battle on the Balkan plains
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Great naval gun and its protecting fort of sand bags on the Saloniki front
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British anti-aircraft gun in action on Balkan front, camouflaged and mounted on auto
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In a British first line trench in the Balkans
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No man's land, sea of barbed wire in front of Bulgarian lines, Saloniki front
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Rifle grenade in a British line trench in the Balkans
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Serbian trench. Awaiting phone call from listening post to fire rocket for illuminating "No man's land"
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Loading a trench mortar in a hillside dugout on the Serbian front
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French colonial (Morocco) cavalry in Paris
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Where Hell was loosed; war's indescribable desolation and unburied victims, Lens
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