THE AMERICAN SHIP WILLIAM P. FRYE, SUNK AT SEA BY A
GERMAN CRUISER

The European war has been brought geographically closer to the United States than ever before through the arrival at Newport News of the German converted cruiser Prinz Eitel Friedrich, with the captain and crew of the American sailing ship William P. Frye. This ship, with a cargo of wheat consigned to Queenstown from Seattle, was sunk in mid-ocean by the German cruiser, on the allegation that her cargo was "contraband of war." See editorial pages for comment

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THE PRINZ EITEL FRIEDRICH AT NEWPORT NEWS

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CAPTAIN THIERICHSEN
Commander of the Prinz Eitel Friedrich

ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND RUSSIAN PRISONERS OF WAR ON BOARD
THE EITEL FRIEDRICH

ROBERT LANSING, CHAIRMAN OF THE NEUTRALITY BOARD The recommendations of the Neutrality Board as to the action of the German cruiser Prinz Eitel Friedrich in destroying the American ship William P. Frye have been presented to the President, and will have an important bearing on the disposition of the delicate questions involved. See editorial pages

THE GREAT FLEET THAT IS ATTEMPTING TO DESTROY THE DARDANELLES FORTS
Of the forty-two war-ships engaged in bombarding the forts, eighteen are shown in this remarkable photograph, which was taken from the French battle-ship Bouvet

GERMAN SOLDIERS' CHILDREN CARED FOR BY A BERLIN PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY
The Protestant Women's Union in Berlin has undertaken to care for hundreds of children whose fathers are at the front and whose
mothers are unable to support them. The happy faces of these children and the tender ministry of their
benefactors constitute a pleasant contrast to the grim scenes at the front