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| UNSPEAKABLE ODORS POLLUTE THE WOODS
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| For forty-seven days and forty-six nights, the battle rages. New men and materials are constantly coming up. This American battery is camouflaged as a protection from hostile planes while it rests before entering the front lines. |
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| SENDING MESSENGERS OF DEATH—UTTERING BANSHEE WAILS
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| High explosive shells being fed to a 155 mm. howitzer, near Samogneus, Department of the Meuse, France. Artillery-men had maps of all the roads in the rear of the German lines and were preventing reinforcements from coming in. |