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共 699 题- DEEDS OF HEROISM AND BRAVERY
- By J. F. Bouchor
- Honor to the Brave]
- DEEDS OF HEROISM AND BRAVERY
- E-V
- CONTENTS
- PAGE
- I. FIELD AND TRENCH ORDEALS
- Forward Lancers 10
- An Unparalleled Hero 13
- The Nemesis of Flame 18
- He Jests at Scars 20
- Epic of the Foreign Legion 27
- Couldn’t Stop Them 35
- One of Our Boys 41
- Guthrie of the Kilties 44
- Not So Unspeakable 47
- The Medical Corps 48
- Some Red Cross Weaklings 49
- One Survived 57
- Tank Man Talks 58
- The Garibaldi Code 62
- The Bald Facts 65
- O’Leary Stepped In 71
- When the Yanks Went In 74
- Humor and Heroism 79
- England’s Indian Warriors 85
- A Lively Introduction 92
- A Valiant Gentleman 95
- Where Denominations End 100
- Buckeyes or Spearheads 103
- Corporal Holmes’ Way 106
- Not Dead But Fighting 109
- When the Light Failed 114
- The Cloud of Blacks 116
- Hubbell Bagged ’Em 121
- Was He a Coward? 123
- Two Heroes of Hill 60 128
- Colonel Freyberg, V. C. 131
- One of the D. S. C. Men 133
- Colored Troops Reach the Rhine 135
- Good Old Potts 138
- It Was Up to Bill 139
- The Rendezvous 142
- Staying to the End 146
- Without the Glamour 147
- Big Adam’s Hare Soup 156
- A Blue Grass Canadian 158
- Mistress “Razzle Dazzle” 165
- The Painter Soldier 169
- II. WOMEN WHO DARED
- Edith Cavell Martyr Heroine 172
- A Picardy Heroine 181
- Girls of the Battalion 183
- Her Ambulance Unit 186
- A True Heroine 188
- A Heroine of Humanity 190
- III. ADVENTURE IN THE AIR
- One of the Great “Aces” 191
- The Lafayette Escadrille 196
- A Legendary Hero 202
- Worthy Citation 207
- A Challenge Duel 209
- An American Wonder 211
- One to Twenty-two 215
- From Saddle to CockPit 215
- Dodging “Jack Death” 221
- Warneford’s Triumph 223
- One Minute Plus 227
- Subduing the Turk 235
- A Daring Pursuit 237
- The Roosevelt Boys 238
- Just What He Wanted 249
- Pat O’Brien Outwits the Hun 257
- The Track and Trackless Winner 259
- The Gunboat (Poem) 264
- IV. SEA AND SUB-SEA STORIES
- Captain Fryatt’s Murder 265
- Jules Verne Vindicated 271
- Weddigen’s Wonder Feat 274
- Torpedoed 281
- The Valleys of the Blue Shrouds 288
- Rizzo Sinks the _Wien_ 290
- Edith Cavell (Poem) 291
- As of Old 293
- Death in a Submarine 295
- A Notable Exploit 297
- Rescue Extraordinary 304
- I Have a Rendezvous with Death (Poem) 315
- Tricking the Turk 317
- Canadians (Poem) 318
- First of Its Kind 318
- Not to Be Forgotten 322
- Christmas in the Trenches 324
- V. ESPIONAGE AND SPIES
- Spying at Its Worst 326
- As to Spies in England 348
- Edith Cavell’s Betrayer 352
- Edith Cavell 354
- The Spy Mill 355
- Alois the Silent 357
- Eye of the Morning 360
- Better Wrecker than Spy 363
- Delicate Scruples 368
- Frustrated Diabolism 369
- Here’s to Constable Richings 378
- What Gilles Brought In 379
- VI. AMERICA AT THE FRONT
- The Rock of the Marne 381
- America’s Highest War Honor 388
- ILLUSTRATIONS IN COLOR
- Honors to the Brave _Frontispiece_
- The Sister of Mercy _Facing page_ 48
- Sergeant George E. Burr ” 102
- Captain Douglass Campbell ” 152
- Corporal Walter E. Gaultney ” 200
- Sergeant Herman Korth ” 254
- Master Signal Electrician E. J. Moore ” 304
- Corporal John J. O’Brien ” 354
- INTRODUCTION
- By RUPERT HUGHES
- Formerly Major United States Army
- THE SOLDIER
- Rupert Brooke
- Deeds of Heroism and Daring
- IN THE AMERICAN WAY
- FACING THE MYSTERY
- Where the Marines Made Their Début
- A BULLET THROUGH THE LUNG
- The Bridge Across the Marne at Château-Thierry
- AS SIBLEY’S MEN ADVANCED
- THE RIGHT QUALITIES THERE
- What American Artillery Fire Did to Vaux
- American Soldiers in Vaux
- IN THE BELLEAU WOOD
- THE TAKING OF BOURESCHES
- GERMAN TREACHERY
- The Rifle Brigade Fighting Its Way Through Neuve Chapelle
- GRENFELL RESCUES THE GUNS
- AN UNPARALLELED HERO
- Sergeant Alvin C. York
- EARLY INTO ACTION
- Home, Sweet Home
- Back home again in the Tennessee mountains.]
- PROMOTED AND DECORATED
- Major-General R. L. Bullard and His Entire Divisional Staff
- THE NEMESIS OF FLAME
- Liquid Fire—The War’s Most Terrible Weapon
- HE JESTS AT SCARS
- Forward With Hand Grenades
- LIVING NINE PINS
- Sergeant John F. Nugent
- A GO WITH A TANK
- Sergeant Grady Parrish
- SOMETHING OF A MYTH
- EPIC OF THE FOREIGN LEGION
- Its Wonderful Story Will Stand as One of the Vital Things of the War
- JUST BEFORE GOING INTO ACTION
- A Platoon of the Foreign Legion
- OVER THE TOP AT DOUBLE-QUICK
- STEADILY ON ACROSS A WALL OF FIRE
- DARE-DEVIL FIGHTERS FROM THE PARIS SLUMS
- SO THEY MADE HIM A MARINE
- IN THE THICK OF IT AT BELLEAU WOOD
- COULDN’T STOP THEM
- Thro’ Turkish Shells and Barbed-Wired Sea They Landed at Gallipoli
- THE GREAT ADVENTURE BEGINS
- A Night Attack on the Dardanelles
- CAUGHT IN BARBED-WIRE NETS
- GOT THERE ANY OLD WAY
- SOME WOULDN’T “DIG IN”
- British Troops Meeting a Charge by the Turks
- THE KIND OF MEN THEY WERE
- UNORTHODOX BUT STANCH
- ONE OF OUR BOYS
- A California Youth of Heroic Soul Who Gave His Life to England
- WARM HEARTED AND FEARLESS
- Sergeant Harry J. Adams
- GUTHRIE OF THE “KILTIES”
- The First Canadian to Enlist Came Back with Scars of Twenty-two Wounds
- HE RAISES A COMPANY
- The Charge of the London Scottish
- TAKES A MUD BATH
- NOT SO UNSPEAKABLE
- A Turk Whose Sense of Humor Made the Tommies His Friends at Gallipoli
- THE MEDICAL CORPS
- Though the Reports Are all Too Few Every Doctor Was a Hero
- Decorating American Soldiers with the Legion of Honor
- By J. F. Bouchor
- The Sister of Mercy]
- SOME RED CROSS WEAKLINGS
- Captain Bobo and His Buddies Weren’t Good Enough for the Doctors
- Private Carl W. Dasch
- KNEW HOW TO GET ’EM
- PRETTY GOOD MEN TOO
- Private Fred Carney
- RESCUES A VILLAGE
- The Black Watch on the Flanders Front
- ONE SURVIVED
- An Episode of the Gallipoli Campaign Typical of the Fighting
- TANK-MAN TALKS
- He Found the Little Fellows to His Taste But Didn’t Care for Heavies
- GRENADES JUST EGGS
- The British Juggernaut of the Battlefield
- TOO MUCH INGENUITY
- Sergeant Ralph M. Atkinson
- SNIFFS AT HUN TANKS
- THE GARIBALDI CODE
- Sticking to Their Guns
- General and Captain Garibaldi]
- THE BALD FACTS
- A Story of the Trenches by One Who Knew Them at Their Worst
- AGONIES OF BODY AND MIND
- Corporal Whitney D. Sherman
- BLOWN FROM THE TRENCH
- FELT SAFEST WHEN ON GUARD
- Captain Richard T. Smith
- NOT SAFE TO HELP THE HUN
- NO WORDS TO DESCRIBE IT
- O’LEARY STEPPED IN
- How Sergeant O’Leary of the Irish Guards Won the Victoria Cross
- CHARGE OF THE “MAD IRISHMAN”
- WHEN THE “YANKS” WENT IN
- Cantigny—The First American Offensive
- IN EVERY AFTER BATTLE
- Sergeant Dugald E. Ferguson
- WINNING MORE FRENCH PRAISE
- THE LAST SHOT
- HUMOR AND HEROISM
- Glimpses of the Sunnier Side of the Men Who Played with Death
- MICKY FREE REVIVED
- Private Albert Fritz
- GLAD TO MEET HAIG
- THEY ARE NOT TALKERS
- NOT THE HUN TYPE
- Major Henry E. Bunch
- DID NOT MERIT MERCY
- SPEAKING TO GOD
- RUNNERS AND M.P.’S
- ENGLAND’S INDIAN WARRIORS
- Who Made Up the Indian Army; And Some V. C. Heroes
- Second-Line Gurkhas Coming Up
- THE BROWN MEN
- First Lieutenant James M. Symington
- WINNERS OF V. C.’s
- THE JEMADAR
- Sergeant Joseph H. Stowers
- STOOD THE BRUNT
- A LIVELY INTRODUCTION
- An Ambulance Man’s First Twenty-four Hours at the Front Well Diversified
- Sergeant August Steidl
- WITNESSES AN AIR DUEL
- So Comrades Named Dick Hall, One of the First of Ours to Die
- A MOTHER’S GIFT TO THE CAUSE
- FROM DARTMOUTH TO FRANCE
- Sergeant David U. Binkley
- THE TRAVELED ROAD
- Private George W. Langham
- THE LIVING DEAD
- WHERE DENOMINATIONS END
- A Christian Priest Who Was a Hero too Found They Vanished at the Front
- Sergeant Patrick Walsh
- HIS LEATHERNECKS
- A BIT OF A MISTAKE
- First-Class Sergeant George Burr
- How the Ohio Doughboys Managed to Pick Up a New Nickname in France
- Machine Gun in Action]
- AT THE ZERO HOUR
- NOW THE FINAL EPISODES
- THEIR LAST OVER
- Sergeants Eggers and Latham
- CORPORAL HOLMES’S WAY
- And a Right Good Way to Win the V.C. and the Hearts of Men
- Firing at Close Range
- TAKES UP HIS FRIEND
- NOT DEAD BUT FIGHTING
- Jim Gardener Quit the Trolley to Do His Bit and Did It Thoroughly
- THAT LITTLE FELLOW ROACH
- Color Sergeant Hardy C. Dougherty
- THE MAJOR SAID IT
- Brave to the Very End
- WHEN THE LIGHT FAILED
- One Soldier Tells What It Is Like to Have Eyes Shot Out
- A DASH STRAIGHT AHEAD
- Remembering Their Fallen Comrades
- THE “CLOUD OF BLACKS”
- Spahis Winding Their War Bonnets
- Private M. B. Ellis
- HUBBELL BAGGED ’EM
- A Lone Corporal Captures 31 of the Enemy in a Morning Frolic
- Corporal Sidney E. Manning
- OTHER DOUGHTY CHAPS
- WAS HE A COWARD?
- The Singular Confessions of a Hollander Who Gave His Life for France
- American and French Aviation Officers at an American Hangar
- HE GOES TO THE FRONT
- THE BOY REGARDED HIM AS A HERO
- HE IS PROMOTED
- Sergeant Charles S. Hoover
- TWO HEROES OF HILL 60
- FROM CURATE TO SOLDIER
- Directing the Fire of a British Battery
- A DETERMINED BOMBER
- TOO MUCH FUSS FOR HIM
- COLONEL FREYBERG, V.C.
- A New Zealand Soldier with the Qualities of a Fenimore Cooper Hero
- Getting the Range
- ONE OF THE D. S. C. MEN
- An Act of Heroism and Martyrdom that Hardly May be Matched
- Private Harold J. Devereaux
- THE MARTYR HERO
- COLORED TROOPS REACH THE RHINE
- Though They Had More Than Their Share of Trouble to Get to France
- Second Lieutenant Carl C. Mayhew
- GAVE THEM BOLOS
- GOOD OLD POTTS
- One of the Men the British Took to Gallipoli to Show Their Grit
- A SHOVEL TO THE RESCUE
- IT WAS UP TO BILL
- Lieutenant Arthur McKeogh
- ON THE WAY TO FRANCE
- BILL ACCEPTED FOR SERVICE
- THE RENDEZVOUS
- One of America’s Young Poets Keeps a Tryst While Fighting for France
- Alan Seeger
- A MARCHING ORDEAL
- Private Charles Cameron
- WHEN THE HOUR CAME
- STAYING TO THE END
- WITHOUT THE GLAMOUR
- Treeing a Linesman Behind the Western Front]
- A DANGEROUS RECONNAISSANCE
- A CHARGE BY THE IRISH
- Lieutenant-Colonel George L. Watson
- THE MENTAL SIDE OF FIGHTING
- ONLY TWO OFFICERS LEFT
- Captain Douglass Campbell
- SCENES AMONG PRISONERS
- Lieutenant George H. Pendleton
- FORGETTING ENMITY
- BIG ADAM’S HARE SOUP
- The Scots in the Village of Loos
- A Highlander Is Rescuing a Little French Girl from a Danger Alley.]
- A “BLUE GRASS” CANADIAN
- Sergeant McClintock Was Brave Enough to Confess War Has Its Scare
- A COMFORTING STAFF OFFICER
- THE AGONY OF WAITING
- ALMOST CALM
- Captain Thomas H. Fallow
- FIRE CURTAINS
- Lieutenant-Colonel John W. Stewart
- THE SAME TO YOU
- KNICKERBOCKER WAITER
- MISTRESS “RAZZLE DAZZLE”
- Sergeant Clyde Graham
- SHE GOES INTO ACTION
- Sergeant William A. Hartman
- SHE DEFIES CONTROL
- THE PAINTER SOLDIER
- Though Exempt by Age the Love Art Deepened Bade Him Fight for France
- WOULD NOT REMAIN BEHIND
- Victor Chapman
- Norman Prince
- AN OFFICER’S OBLIGATION
- WHY THE NIGHT SO LONG
- FOR THE LAST LOOK
- EDITH CAVELL—MARTYR-HEROINE
- HER DUTY TO HER COUNTRY
- MISS CAVELL A PRISONER
- THE GERMAN WAY
- SENTENCED TO DEATH
- WHITLOCK ATTEMPTS TO SAVE HER
- American Ambassador to Belgium during the war.]
- THE LAST PLEA FAILS
- THERE COULD BE NO APPEAL
- The Final Tribute to Edith Cavell
- EDITH CAVELL’S LAST HOURS
- VON BISSING’S DEFENSE
- 1st Lieut. George W. Puryear
- Memorial in Norwich, England, Dedicated to Edith Cavell]
- A PICARDY HEROINE
- TWICE SAVED FROM THE GERMANS
- Corporal Fred C. Stein
- GIRLS OF THE “BATTALION”
- Russian Women Who Gave Splendid Proof That Soldierly Valor Knows No Sex
- Marie Botchkareva, Commander of the Battalion of Death]
- MARRIED AN UNKNOWN
- RAISES HER BATTALION
- THEIR FIRST ENGAGEMENT
- HER AMBULANCE UNIT
- AN IMPLACABLE BREED
- TOO BUSY TO REFUSE HER
- A TRUE HEROINE
- The Type of Woman from Which Fate Fashions Jeannes D’Arc
- SWORD IN HAND, SHE LED THE ATTACK
- A HEROINE OF HUMANITY
- ONE OF THE GREAT “ACES”
- Major Raoul Lufbery, an American, Who Was Loved by Fellow-Flyers]
- THE PRICE OF A JOB
- JOINS THE FOREIGN LEGION
- ATTACKS A MASTER OF HIS ART
- THE LAST FLIGHT
- THE LAFAYETTE ESCADRILLE
- HOW CHAPMAN FOUGHT
- From the left: Lufbery, Hinkle, Thenault, Bigelow, and Thaw.]
- THE FIRST OF THEM TO DIE
- JIM’S TURN CAME
- A Few Members of the Lafayette Escadrille]
- Corporal Walter E. Gaultney
- A “LEGENDARY HERO”
- A SMALL BEGINNING
- Captain Guynemer, France’s immortal knight of the air.]
- MIRACULOUS ESCAPES
- A Duel Above the Clouds
- A German plane falling in flames after a fight with a French plane.]
- WON WITHOUT ARMS
- THE FLIGHT INTO THE UNKNOWN
- WORTHY CITATION
- Athletes Among French Airmen
- THE UNIDENTIFIED
- A LAST AUTOGRAPH
- A CHALLENGE DUEL
- CHEERS FROM OPPOSING TRENCHES
- 1st Lieut. Philip Benson
- A WREATH FOR HIS VICTIM
- AN AMERICAN WONDER
- HIS FIRST EXPLOIT
- DOWNED THREE BALLOONS IN ONE DAY
- HIS END A MYSTERY
- ONE TO TWENTY-TWO
- FROM SADDLE TO COCKPIT
- Colonel William A. Bishop, a Canadian “Ace” of the Royal Flying Corps]
- In Formation
- KEEPING UP WITH THE FORMATION
- THE GERMAN “FLYING PIG”
- HOW HE WON THE MILITARY CROSS
- Colonel Bishop Inspecting a Lewis Aircraft Gun]
- A MIRACULOUS RECOVERY
- DODGING “JACK DEATH”
- A German Aviator’s Perils and Escapes On An Observation Tour
- OBSERVING THE RETREAT OF THE BRITISH
- THE “CONQUEROR” AT PARIS
- THE RETURN FROM PARIS
- WARNEFORD’S TRIUMPH
- The Tragic Death of Lieut. Warneford
- The Pilot in the Forward Gondola of a Zeppelin
- ONE MINUTE PLUS
- Three Attacking Hun Machines Downed by “Ricky” in About Seventy Ticks
- FOLLOWING THE CHANCE
- Airplanes in Battle Formation
- CLEVER WORK
- MAKING A CLEAN JOB
- Major James A. Meissner
- That’s All That Observation Pilot Miller Cared About When the End Came
- IN SPITE OF WOUNDS
- MILLER’S RALLYING FEAT
- SUBDUING THE TURK
- When Captain Butt, the British Ace, Found Bakshish a Cure of Captivity
- Sergeant Pearl J. Wines
- IN JAIL AT NAZARETH
- A STOWAWAY ON A “HELL SHIP”
- A DARING PURSUIT
- In An Ordinary Plane Aviator Bone Chased a German Sea-Plane Over Sea
- BROUGHT HIM DOWN
- THE ROOSEVELT BOYS
- Four Sons of a Famous Fighter Gather Their Own Laurels of War
- ARCHIE GOES TO FRANCE
- Theodore Roosevelt
- The late Ex-President of the United States, and great American Patriot.]
- THEODORE, THE IDOL OF HIS MEN
- KERMIT IN MESOPOTAMIA AND FRANCE
- QUENTIN
- Quentin Roosevelt’s Entrance Card Into the Ecole de Tir Aerien]
- Lieutenant Colonel, Medical Corps, Army of the United States.]
- HE MAKES A DOWN
- Captain Kermit Roosevelt]
- Lieutenant Quentin Roosevelt]
- Captain Archie Roosevelt
- MEETING THE ENEMY
- ALL BUT QUENTIN RETURNED
- Lieutenant Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, Jr.]
- GERMANS REPORT DEATH
- JUST WHAT HE WANTED
- THE HUN SPINS EARTHWARD
- Sergeant James B. Lepley
- AVIATOR PRICE DOWNS THREE PLANES
- HIS FIRST FLIGHT
- THE BOELCKE CIRCUS
- HIS FIRST VICTIMS
- Sergeant Herman Korth
- BOELCKE’S FINISH
- THE WORLD’S GREATEST LAUNCHING
- Lieutenant Pat O’Brien
- PAT O’BRIEN OUTWITS THE HUN
- AS A FIGHTING SCOUT
- CAPTURED BY THE HUN
- MAKING HIS ESCAPE
- A TRACK AND TRACKLESS WINNER
- CHAGRIN A SAVING GRACE
- Captain “Eddie” Rickenbacker with His Mother and Sister]
- WITHOUT A RETURN SHOT
- SEVEN TO SEVEN
- AS SQUADRON COMMANDER
- THE GUNBOAT
- Dana Burnet
- CAPTAIN FRYATT’S MURDER
- GERMAN EXULTATION
- THE FIRST OFFICER’S REPORT
- GERMAN INTELLIGENCE
- Naval Honors for Captain Fryatt
- Memorial Service to Captain Fryatt at St. Paul’s, London]
- SHIPPED LIKE CATTLE
- SIXTEEN BULLETS
- Captain Fryatt’s Grave]
- The _Deutschland_ Arriving at Baltimore
- JULES VERNE VINDICATED
- A WASH, A FEAST AND A NIGHT’S REST ON THE OCEAN BOTTOM
- RISING TO THE SURFACE
- OUT INTO THE BROAD ATLANTIC
- A DUMMY SMOKE-STACK
- WEDDIGEN’S WONDER FEAT
- Crew Quarters Aboard a German Submarine
- EYE-WITNESS ACCOUNT BY AN OFFICER OF THE _Cressy_
- THE OFFICIAL REPORT
- The Daily Wash Aboard a German Torpedo Boat
- CAPT. WEDDIGEN’S OWN STORY
- THE SHOT WENT STRAIGHT AND TRUE
- THE CRESSY TURNS TURTLE
- TORPEDOED!
- DEAFENED AND UNABLE TO SPEAK
- INTO ONE LIFEBOAT
- ALMOST SWAMPED
- Brigadier-General Leroy Eltinge
- Deputy Chief of Staff, G. H. Q., A. E. F.]
- THE _SUSSEX_ STILL AFLOAT
- BACK TO THE SHIP
- Searching for U-Boats in the North Sea
- Sinking of the _Falaba_
- THE VALLEYS OF THE BLUE SHROUDS
- John Finley
- RIZZO SINKS THE _WIEN_
- DUMBFOUNDED AUSTRIANS
- EDITH CAVELL
- Laurence Binyon
- AS OF OLD
- A HAND-TO-HAND FIGHT ON DECK
- Through the North Sea
- DEATH IN A SUBMARINE
- A NOTABLE EXPLOIT
- PAOLUCCI EXPLORES
- AVOIDS A SENTRY BOAT
- NEARING THE SHIP
- Corporal F. H. McKaig
- ALL LIGHTED UP
- TAKEN ON BOARD
- Sergeant Stacy A. Lewis
- FREED AFTER THE ARMISTICE
- RESCUE EXTRAORDINARY
- Master Signal Electrician E. J. Moore
- HURRYING TO THE RESCUE
- TUBES FOR AIR AND FOOD
- A JOB THAT CALLED FOR FINESSE
- The Result of a Depth-Charge Explosion
- INSIDE THE SUNKEN SHIP
- DANGER OF POISONOUS GASES
- THROUGH THE CONNING-TOWER HATCH—A DARING IDEA
- MORSE CODE CONVERSATIONS
- Sergeant Clarence W. Dawson
- FRESH AIR AT LAST!
- LEAKS IN THE BULKHEAD
- TILTING UP THE BOW
- Captain Maurice W. Howe
- CUTTING A HOLE IN THE SIDE
- SAVED AFTER 54½ HOURS
- I HAVE A RENDEZVOUS WITH DEATH
- Alan Seeger
- TRICKING THE TURK
- A COMPASSLESS RETURN
- CANADIANS
- W. H. Ogilvie
- FIRST OF ITS KIND
- A DISTURBED LUNCHEON
- Major William A. Snow
- NOT TO BE FORGOTTEN
- The Men Who Captained the Merchant Ships Are Among the Heroes of the War
- TURNED TO MINE-SWEEPING
- Sergeant William Herren
- CHRISTMAS IN THE TRENCHES
- Dan Burnet
- II
- III
- IV
- SPYING AT ITS WORST
- The German Secret Service System the Scrap Basket of Official Honor
- ITS DIPLOMATIC AIDS
- BAIT FOR INGÉNUES
- Dr. Dumba
- Austrian Ambassador]
- CORRUPTION FUND OF MILLIONS
- Captain von Papen
- German Military Attaché]
- BOY-ED, A TURKISH HALF-BREED
- A Deadly Torpedo Leaving the Tube of an American Destroyer
- GERMANY’S SECRET ARMY
- THE WIRELESS TREACHERIES
- German Spies in France
- TO INVADE CANADA
- MANUFACTURING PASSPORTS
- Anti-German Riots in Britain
- NABBED AT SEA
- From the Fighting Top of the Battleship _Wyoming_
- A SENSATIONAL CAPTURE
- MORE BERNSTORFF CRAFT
- LANSING’S REVELATION
- THE BOLO PASHA FOLLY
- India for the King
- BERNSTORFF THE MASTER MIND
- Sergeant William M. Butterfield
- A CONTINUING EVIL
- Tribitsch Lincoln
- ORGANIZED PROPAGANDA
- PAUL KOENIG, THE ATLAS LINE’S MAN
- A SUPERSUBTLE KNAVE
- AS TO SPIES IN ENGLAND
- ONLY A DOZEN SHOT
- French and German Soldiers as Comrades in Death
- AMERICA’S HIGH-CLASS SPIES
- EDITH CAVELL’S BETRAYER
- A Traitor of Belgium Posing as an Allied Soldier Served the Germans
- EDITH CAVELL
- George Edward Woodberry
- Corporal John R. O’Brien
- THE SPY MILL
- It Did Not Wait for Winds to Swing Its Arms for German Guidance
- Belfry of the Cathedral at Ypres
- ALOIS THE SILENT
- He Planned to End the War by Slaying Its Instigator and Failing—Died
- FACED DEATH A HERO
- A Long-Range Bombardment
- EYE OF THE MORNING
- The Popular Dutch Dancer Who Played the Rôle of German Spy to Her Cost
- SHE ACQUIRES A DRAGON
- AGAIN THE DEPUTY
- BETTER WRECKER THAN SPY
- Scion of a Noble Prussian Family Who Failed to Deliver the Goods
- NOT A NONDESCRIPT
- Protecting French Works of Art
- HOBO TO MILLIONAIRE
- PLAYS THE GAME WELL
- SHY ON DIVIDENDS
- THE WIND-UP
- Exhausted French Soldiers Resting in a Farmyard
- DELICATE SCRUPLES
- One of Von Papen’s Dynamiters More Conscientious than His Chief
- THE EXPLOSION
- FRUSTRATED DIABOLISM
- A PLOT HATCHED IN GERMANY
- A SHAM GARAGE
- THE ROAD TO BETRAYAL
- German Prisoners Recaptured After an Escape from Fort McPherson]
- POTASH TOO WEAK
- TAKEN INTO CUSTODY
- EXPLAINED TOO MUCH
- The French Nation Celebrates
- PERFECTED DEVILRY
- WHAT FAY PICTURED
- HERE’S TO CONSTABLE RITCHINGS
- HIS HOME HONORS
- WHAT GILLES BROUGHT IN
- Arthur Guiterman.]
- THE ROCK OF THE MARNE
- By CAPTAIN J. W. WOOLRIDGE, U. S. Infantry
- 27 July, 1918.
- MCALEXANDER.
- FOOTNOTES:
- AMERICA’S HIGHEST WAR HONOR
- 1ST DIVISION
- 2ND DIVISION
- 3RD DIVISION
- 5TH DIVISION
- 26TH DIVISION
- 27TH DIVISION
- 28TH DIVISION
- 29TH DIVISION
- 30TH DIVISION
- 31ST DIVISION
- 33RD DIVISION
- 35TH DIVISION
- 36TH DIVISION
- This picture shows our boys charging on snow-covered ground.]
- 42ND DIVISION
- 77TH DIVISION
- 78TH DIVISION
- 82ND DIVISION
- 89TH DIVISION
- 91ST DIVISION
- 93RD DIVISION
- TANK CORPS
- Transcriber’s Notes