The German Uhlans, Dragoons, and Hussars compare well with their British foes, and with Cossack, Cuirassier,

and Rough Rider.

The German General Staff is seeing to it that these recruits can shoot when they take the field.

Here and there along the border, observers are looking to see that no armed force steps over the line into Holland. That this precaution is necessary, is proved by the fact that since the war, thousands of men have become involuntary guests of the nation. Thousands of Belgians fled to this shelter after the fall of Antwerp, and several German airship crews are among the interned forces. The sturdy lowlanders do not relish the necessity of policing their frontiers, but they relish still less any breach of their neutrality.

THE AUTOMOBILE AND THE BICYCLE
The armored cars are escorting a number of French cyclist scouts on a reconnoitering expedition.

These Belgians are returning in haste from a scouting trip, with a party of Uhlans in their rear. Notice that the cars have been fitted out with French weapons.

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AN AMERICAN "CATERPILLAR" RESCUING A MIRED AUSTRIAN GUN

A QUICK SHIFT

The German gunners are moving their light field gun into position to shell the enemy on the plain below.