[Illustration: "We ain't no thin red 'eroes,..] "We ain't no thin red 'eroes, Nor we aren't no blackguards too." [Illustration: One of the Agent-de-ville = M.P. teams of Paris] One of the Agent-de-ville = M.P. teams of Paris patrolling the boulevard. They have authority over both Yank and poilu. Paris 1919 [Illustration: Belgian Types] [Illustration: The Tommy] The Tommy--Montdiddier 1918 [Illustration: In the month of July] [Illustration: Caught by a star shell...] Caught by a star shell at a listening post, and attempting to "freeze" like a rabbit with the hunter upon him, to look as much like a lump of mud as possible until the glare dies down. [Illustration: Americans quartered in the mediaeval monastary of Pont St. Maxence] [Illustration: French Colonial Types] French Colonial Types: White, black, and half-way From Algeria A Zouave From Morocco [Illustration: Kamarad!] "P.Gs" (prisonneurs de la guerre) who are keeping in physical trim by lumber work in a forest where once the kings of France took their morning walks Croix St. Ouen 1918 [Illustration: A Yank going on leave...] A Yank going on leave having a midnight cup of "vin rouge" in a compartment of a Permissionnares' Train--with a soixante-quinze gunner, a sailor from a submarine, a chasseur, an aviation sergeant, and several infantrymen. For the next ten days of "permission" these men can forget war. En route--Nice/1918 [Illustration: The barber shop quartette on the trip home] The barber shop quartette on the trip home-- (no ocean rules about noise this time). [Illustration: Coming Out! dirty, tired and grinning!] Coming Out! dirty, tired and grinning! Chateau Thierry June--1918 [Illustration: MAIL!] MAIL! Brought up to the front by the ration detail [Illustration: Forty feet underground in an old stone quarry...] Forty feet underground in an old stone quarry formerly used by the Germans as barracks. Near Fort Malmaux [Illustration: This is the cellar of her home...] This is the cellar of her home. The house above no longer exists. For her living she washes clothes for the soldiers. Her daughter with two young children is a prisoner in Belgium. A third grandchild lives in this cave [Illustration: (dogs)] Poulet "Lui" This one has won three army citations "la soupe" Liaison dog to carry messages Red Cross dog Jack - a yank volunteer [Illustration: French dogs loaned by private families...] French dogs loaned by private families and trained by the army for use as Red Cross aids, sentinels, and message carriers. Intelligence the only qualification--any breed goes Kénaro / S'aïd Two dogs who worked together at Verdun Sultane / Picard / Marraine / Filon "mort pour la patrie" [Illustration: The O.D. Circuit] "Pull the shades down Mary Ann" A love song from The East-- Our own jazz band [Illustration: "Coming out" after "The Washington Birthday Raid"...] Chemin des Dames--1918--