& : vo ; hi A gi = The Daily British Whig ~- ~ YEAR No. 82-357. KINGSTON, ONTARIO, SATURDAY, MARCH 4 1916. / A STATION OF MERCY IN NATURE'S BOSOM! A CHALK LINE TRENCH IN CHAMPAGNE. An exclusive and official photo by tae French Government, showing a Red Cross Station in a grotto in the heart of One of the many intricate means of operations along the French front in Champagne. The trench in the foreground, the region of Champagne. In the foreground a man is having his wounds examined by one of his.comrades, back a as It goes on, takes on a zig-zag form and the black line of humanity wriggling on towards death is beautifully outlined bit further another is being sent to the rear after having received temporary relief. by the chalky clay composition of the ground in that country. % LA German transport crossing a river in Serbia by means of a newly made bridge > . \ A NEW METHOD OF FIRING BOMBS AND GRENADES! ted by th s y Serbi \ \ A ! grécted by the side of one destroyed by the Serbians. ' Cogs 4 \ ¥ 0 - A novel and efficient method of firing gregades and small bombs from A -- . ' Tia 3 oa r St * The fire that destroyed Fi fon Dollars in property at the Brooklyn docks, bk } : 2 v : the shoulder rifie 18 now being used by the Austrian troops on "the showing the steamship Pa which was badly gutted by the flames and prac~ ¥ LE x ? % } 3 A > Galician front. tically destroyed by the explosion of her boilers. i - " * 4 ---- EL ---- » J OA . " Ei -- a s-------------- smsses-- ni EE EE Ee British torpedo boat In the North Sea golag at full speed. and cruisers from the stealthy progress. There Is violent | tion. | "There are 1.769 on hand in [Were ost ren: avn In wise Saprited o at Labasseo canal. the s divisional areas. UCT Show the bain BF anit pr