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Some 'Frightful' War Pictures

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First published 1915 Reprinted 1916 PRINTED IN GREAT BRITAIN AT THE COMPLETE PRESS WEST NORWOOD LONDON

The full-page drawings originally appeared in “The Sketch” and in “The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News.” The author is indebted to the proprietors of these journals for permission to issue them in this volume.

I. THE TRUE REASON OF THE WAR

A little Frontier Incident in Alsace, July 1914

Illustration from Some 'Frightful' War Pictures
Illustration from Some 'Frightful' War Pictures

II. NACH PARIS!

First Lessons in the Goose-step

Illustration from Some 'Frightful' War Pictures
Illustration from Some 'Frightful' War Pictures

III. HAGUE CONVENTION DEFIED!

The Germans use Button Magnets

Illustration from Some 'Frightful' War Pictures
Illustration from Some 'Frightful' War Pictures

IV. HAGUE CONVENTION DEFIED

Stiffnecking Tommies by directing Draughts on the British Trenches

Illustration from Some 'Frightful' War Pictures
Illustration from Some 'Frightful' War Pictures

VI. HAGUE CONVENTION DEFIED!

Failure of the new Tommy-scalder

Illustration from Some 'Frightful' War Pictures
Illustration from Some 'Frightful' War Pictures

VII. HAGUE CONVENTION DEFIED!

The Tatcho Bomb

Illustration from Some 'Frightful' War Pictures
Illustration from Some 'Frightful' War Pictures

VIII. KOLOSSAL!

Krupp’s Great Reconnoitring Mortar

Illustration from Some 'Frightful' War Pictures
Illustration from Some 'Frightful' War Pictures

IX. THE WAR LORD AT THE FRONT

A Morning Tub on the Imperial Campaigning Car

Illustration from Some 'Frightful' War Pictures
Illustration from Some 'Frightful' War Pictures

X. WAR KOMFORTS!

Some Notes in a German Bivouac

Illustration from Some 'Frightful' War Pictures
Illustration from Some 'Frightful' War Pictures

XI. MUNITIONS!

Testing Mines at Cuxhaven

Illustration from Some 'Frightful' War Pictures
Illustration from Some 'Frightful' War Pictures

XII. A CLEVER RUSE

How two German Officers carried a Gun past the British Lines

Illustration from Some 'Frightful' War Pictures
Illustration from Some 'Frightful' War Pictures

XIII. NEUTRAL!

A Swiss Shepherd watching a Battle on the Frontier

Illustration from Some 'Frightful' War Pictures
Illustration from Some 'Frightful' War Pictures

XIV. BRITISH PATENT (applied for)

The Drilling Frame for Raw Recruits

Illustration from Some 'Frightful' War Pictures
Illustration from Some 'Frightful' War Pictures

CROSSING THE YSER

XV. BRITISH PATENT (applied for)

The Lancing Wheel for teaching young Lancers to lance

Illustration from Some 'Frightful' War Pictures
Illustration from Some 'Frightful' War Pictures

XVI. BRITISH PATENT (applied for)

The Trench Presser or Bosch Bayoneter

Illustration from Some 'Frightful' War Pictures
Illustration from Some 'Frightful' War Pictures

XVII. BRITISH PATENT (applied for)

The Outflanking Machine for Turning Movements

Illustration from Some 'Frightful' War Pictures
Illustration from Some 'Frightful' War Pictures

XVIII. BRITISH PATENT (applied for)

A trained Dog of War drawing the Enemy’s Fire

Illustration from Some 'Frightful' War Pictures
Illustration from Some 'Frightful' War Pictures

XIX. BRITISH PATENT (applied for)

Picking the Pickelhaube: a little Game for the Trenches

Illustration from Some 'Frightful' War Pictures
Illustration from Some 'Frightful' War Pictures

XX. OH U!

The German Periscoper: “Ach, Himmel! Dot most be der peautiful Ben Nevis of vich ve ’ave ’eard so mooch!”

Illustration from Some 'Frightful' War Pictures
Illustration from Some 'Frightful' War Pictures

XXI. THE ENEMY IN OUR MIDST!

German Spies training a Carrier Pigeon in the Fastnesses of a London Boarding House

Illustration from Some 'Frightful' War Pictures
Illustration from Some 'Frightful' War Pictures

XXII. THE ENEMY IN OUR MIDST!

An Extra Special Constable discovering a German Waiter in the Act of laying the Foundation of a Concrete Gun-bed

Illustration from Some 'Frightful' War Pictures
Illustration from Some 'Frightful' War Pictures

XXIII. HAGUE CONVENTION DEFIED!

Using Siphons of Laughing Gas to overcome the British before an Attack in Force

Illustration from Some 'Frightful' War Pictures
Illustration from Some 'Frightful' War Pictures

XXIV. HAGUE CONVENTION DEFIED!

Lachrymosing the British by Onion-whittling under Cover of Night

Illustration from Some 'Frightful' War Pictures
THE END
THE END

PRINTED IN GREAT BRITAIN AT THE COMPLETE PRESS WEST NORWOOD LONDON

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