SCENES with the RUSSIAN ARMY--ACTIVITIES on the EASTERN FRONT: Special Pictures and Notes from Mr. Scotland Liddell, "The Sphere's" Correspondent in Russia.

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

Beyond the wood, close to the giant pines and tall birch trees themselves, the zigzag trenches face the German lines. Towards the east, upon the forest's safer side, a wide, flat plain sliced by a winding stream. From edge to edge the wood is two miles deep. One enters it and finds a town with rows and rows of bombproof huts, whose heavy timbered roofs are just above the level of the ground. Two thousand men live there. One sees them resting on the open ground or cooking special meats upon a red wood fire or drinking tea or washing sundry clothes. But chiefly they are resting.