SHELLS SWEEPING A KOWLIANG FIELD—“NO TRESPASSING HERE!” ] [Illustration: EMPTY SHELL CASES LEFT AT A BATTERY POSITION AFTER THE ACTION ] CLOSE TO THE FIRING LINE DURING THE ENGAGEMENT NEAR THE YENTAI COAL MINES [Illustration: RUSSIAN SHELLS BURSTING CLOSE TO JAPANESE BATTERY DURING THE SHA-HO FIGHT ] [Illustration: A REMARKABLE PHOTOGRAPH SHOWING SHRAPNEL SHELLS BURSTING AND SWEEPING ACROSS A FIELD ] Of these two unusual close-range photographs the lower one shows how shrapnel looks when it bursts properly. The thick white smoke is one bursting shell, and the little puffs of smoke to the right are the 250 or so shrapnel bullets zipping along the ground. Those to the left are from another shell. The photographs were taken at great personal risk by Collier’s photographer, James H. Hare [Illustration: EXHAUSTED ENGINEERS SLEEPING UNDER FIRE DURING THE SHA-HO FIGHT ] [Illustration: JAPANESE BATTERY PEPPERING THE RUSSIANS ACROSS THE FIELDS ] [Illustration: JAPANESE BATTERY IN ACTION NEAR CHONG-JU ] [Illustration: IN THE KOWLIANG FIELDS WITH A JAPANESE BATTERY ] WITH THE JAPANESE ON OCTOBER TENTH AT THE SHA-HO [Illustration: COLLIER’S PHOTOGRAPHER, JAMES H. HARE, RESUSCITATING WOUNDED RUSSIAN ] [Illustration: CORRESPONDENTS ASSISTING DISABLED RUSSIANS DURING THE SHA-HO FIGHT ] [Illustration: JAPANESE SOLDIERS ASSISTING WOUNDED RUSSIANS AFTER THE ENGAGEMENT ] [Illustration: SAPPERS REVERSING RUSSIAN TRENCH AFTER JAPANESE HAD TAKEN IT ] ON THE SHA-HO BATTLEFIELD WITH THE JAPANESE [Illustration: RUSSIAN SOLDIER KILLED WITH HIS HAND ON THE TRIGGER ] [Illustration: DAMAGE WROUGHT TO THE “TEMPLE OF EVERLASTING PEACE” AT THE SHA-HO ] [Illustration: GATHERING UP DÉBRIS FROM THE FIELD OF BATTLE ] [Illustration: FIELD TELEPHONES AT THE SHA-HO, SHELTERED BEHIND CHINESE HOUSE ] VICTORS AND VANQUISHED IN THE FIGHTING IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD OF THE SHA-HO [Illustration: RICE FOR THE JAPANESE ARMY STORED AT YENTAI ] [Illustration: JAPANESE QUARTERMASTER’S STORES PILED UP AT YENTAI ] [Illustration: THE YENTAI COAL MINES AFTER THE RUSSIANS HAD BEEN REPULSED ] [Illustration: RUSSIAN AND JAPANESE WOUNDED BUYING FROM CHINESE PEDLERS AT YENTAI ] THE AFTERMATH OF BATTLE IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD OF YENTAI [Illustration: JAPANESE WOODSMAN SMOKING HIS LITTLE JAPANESE PIPE WHILE AT WORK ] [Illustration: CUTTING UP TIMBER TO BE BURNED FOR CHARCOAL ] [Illustration: JAPANESE BURNING WOOD TO MAKE CHARCOAL FOR THE ARMY ] PREPARING CHARCOAL FOR THE ARMY WHILE IT WAS ENCAMPED ON THE SHA-HO [Illustration: SALUTING THE CAPTAIN AS HE EMERGES FROM HIS DUGOUT ] [Illustration: JAPANESE CUTTING TIMBER FOR FUEL WITH PORTABLE SAW ] [Illustration: IN AN OUTPOST TRENCH ALONG THE SHA-HO ] IN WINTER QUARTERS WITH THE JAPANESE ARMY ON THE SHA-HO [Illustration: HEADQUARTERS OF THE REGIMENTAL COMMANDER ]