The five-colours replaces the dragon: New China in London. Crying the war: drumming-up troops in a Turkish village. King Ferdinand’s sword-arm: the Bulgarian commander-in-chief. The Turkish navy and army’s concerted action on the Tchataldja lines. Within touch of Port Arthur: Japanese outposts creeping up to the forts The long line of misery: toil and distress of a Russian retreat in Manchuria The cliff-dwellers of North America and their descendants Troglodytes of the twentieth century: a village of cave-dwellers in Cappadocia The motor in the new Chinese army: a review by the viceroy of Kiang-su Motor dust: a plea for road-improvement A nation in arms: a possible model for Great Britain - The Swiss army system in operation The one moment when Germany does not take the army seriously: the burlesque parade of retiring reservists
