[Illustration: AMIDST DEADLY FUMES OF GAS—ON THE TRAINING GROUND] [Illustration: GOING THROUGH THE LACHRYMATORY DUG-OUT] [Illustration: NIGHT DRILL UNDER FIRST LINE CONDITIONS] [Illustration: AN INSTRUCTION CLASS AT THE LANDSCAPE TARGET] [Illustration: INDIAN TROOPS AT BAYONET EXERCISE] [Illustration: A LESSON IN SANDBAG-FILLING] [Illustration: AT MUSKETRY PRACTICE—PRONE POSITION] [Illustration: PREPARING FOR PHYSICAL EXERCISE] [Illustration: PHYSICAL EXERCISE] [Illustration: TROOPS DISEMBARKING] THE CARE OF THE WOUNDED THE OVERHEAD TROLLEY FOR BRINGING WOUNDED THROUGH THE TRENCHES CARRYING WOUNDED IN A TRENCH: A DIFFICULT TURN OUTSIDE AN ADVANCED DRESSING-STATION THE VENTILATING TUNNELS OF AN ADVANCED DRESSING-STATION SPECIAL WARD OF A HOSPITAL FOR FRACTURES OF THE THIGH A WARD OF ST. JOHN’S AMBULANCE BRIGADE HOSPITAL A WHEELED STRETCHER A WHEELED STRETCHER WITH PNEUMATIC TYRES AMBULANCE TROLLEYS USED IN THE OPEN AN AMBULANCE BARGE FOR CONVEYANCE OF VERY BADLY WOUNDED TO THE COAST INTERIOR OF A HOSPITAL BARGE AN AMBULANCE WITH HEATING-PIPE UNDER SEAT [Illustration: THE OVERHEAD TROLLEY FOR BRINGING WOUNDED THROUGH THE TRENCHES] [Illustration: CARRYING WOUNDED IN A TRENCH: A DIFFICULT TURN] [Illustration: OUTSIDE AN ADVANCED DRESSING-STATION] [Illustration: THE VENTILATING TUNNELS OF AN ADVANCED DRESSING-STATION] [Illustration: SPECIAL WARD OF A HOSPITAL FOR FRACTURES OF THE THIGH] [Illustration: A WARD OF ST. JOHN’S AMBULANCE BRIGADE HOSPITAL] [Illustration: A WHEELED STRETCHER] [Illustration: A WHEELED STRETCHER WITH PNEUMATIC TYRES] [Illustration: AMBULANCE TROLLEYS USED IN THE OPEN] [Illustration: AMBULANCE BARGE FOR CONVEYANCE OF VERY BADLY WOUNDED TO THE COAST] [Illustration: INTERIOR OF A HOSPITAL BARGE] [Illustration: AN AMBULANCE WITH HEATING-PIPE UNDER SEAT] THE ARMY’S PETROL SUPPLY CUTTING SHEET TIN FOR MAKING CONTAINERS MAKING THE ROUGH TIN INTO CANS ROLLING-ON THE EDGES SOLDERING TINS BY MACHINERY BUSY AT THE STAMPING MACHINES TESTING THE CANS BY AIR INTERIOR OF A FILLING-HOUSE AN ENDLESS BELT CONVEYING THE FILLED TINS FRENCH WORKPEOPLE PACKING THE PETROL TINS INTO BOXES SOME FRENCH EMPLOYEES OUTSIDE THE FILLING-HOUSE MAKING BOXES BY MACHINERY IN THE BOX-MAKING DEPARTMENT [Illustration: CUTTING SHEET TIN FOR MAKING CONTAINERS] [Illustration: MAKING THE ROUGH TIN INTO CANS] [Illustration: ROLLING-ON THE EDGES] [Illustration: SOLDERING TINS BY MACHINERY] [Illustration: BUSY AT THE STAMPING MACHINES] [Illustration: TESTING THE CANS BY AIR] [Illustration: INTERIOR OF A FILLING-HOUSE] [Illustration: AN ENDLESS BELT CONVEYING THE FILLED TINS] [Illustration: FRENCH WORKPEOPLE PACKING THE PETROL TINS INTO BOXES] [Illustration: SOME FRENCH EMPLOYEES OUTSIDE THE FILLING-HOUSE] [Illustration: MAKING BOXES BY MACHINERY] [Illustration: IN THE BOX-MAKING DEPARTMENT]