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| THE SKY WAVERED AND SLOBBERED GHASTLY RED
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| At dawn, Oct. 7, 1918, Battery E, 56th C. A. C., let go a salvo directly on the enemy's line north of the Argonne Forest. At this time the battery was at Baulny, supporting the 1st Division in its drive toward Exermont. |
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| SHELLING THE ROADS IN THE REAR OF GERMAN LINES
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| Battery A, 108th F. A., 28th Div., with a supply of camouflaged shells piled along the narrow gauge railway, near Varennes, Argonne, France. As our shells burst on the retreating columns, the scenes must have been infernal. |