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- July-September, 1918
- Pages 1-570
- HELSINGFORS, 8.
- Portraits
- HOLUBOWICZ, H. M., 78.
- Maps
- ARMENIA, 134.
- Illustrations
- PONT-A-MOUSSON, 143.
- Cartoons
- CURRENT HISTORY CHRONICLED
- A MONTH OF BATTLES
- THE TRANSPORTATION OF TROOPS IN GREAT WARS
- ARMIES UNDER FOREIGN GENERALS
- THE NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN SLAVS
- DRUNKENNESS REDUCED IN GREAT BRITAIN
- GERMANY'S POPULATION DECLINING
- CAIRO TO JERUSALEM BY RAIL
- KINDLING THE HOLY FIRE
- BUILDING THE CAPE TO CAIRO RAILWAY
- COMPIEGNE AND ITS FOREST
- THE FOREST OF VILLERS-COTTERETS
- CHATEAU-THIERRY
- INFANT WELFARE IN GERMANY
- Battles in France and Italy
- FORCING THE AISNE
- SECOND MARNE BATTLE
- THE FIGHT IN DETAIL
- AMERICAN MARINES
- BATTLE OF THE OISE
- THE AUSTRIAN OFFENSIVE
- Major Gen. H. S. Hale
- Senator L. S. Overman
- Senator F. M. Simmons]
- Trying to Corrupt Italy's Troops
- 281ST DIVISION, FIRST SECTION, NO. 226.--CONFIDENTIAL.
- THE GERMAN OFFENSIVE
- By GEORGE H. PERRIS
- CHEMIN DES DAMES LOST
- WITHDRAWAL NECESSARY
- THE SECOND DAY
- TERRIBLE BOMBARDMENT
- DESTRUCTION OF SOISSONS
- INCENDIARY SHELLS
- VON HUTIER'S METHOD
- A TRAIN UNDER FIRE
- EXTENSION OF THE BATTLE
- FIRM ON THE FLANKS
- FIGHT TO THE DEATH
- STRONGER RESISTANCE
- THE ADVANCE CHECKED
- FRENCH OUTNUMBERED
- AIR SUPREMACY OF ALLIES
- IN THE MARNE VALLEY
- FIERCE FIGHTING JUNE 3
- AMERICANS AT WORK
- ENEMY'S LONG PAUSE
- AT CHATEAU-THIERRY
- HOW THE BATTLE BEGAN
- BATTLE OF THE OISE
- HEAVIER GERMAN LOSSES
- The Turning Point of the Battle
- By WALTER DURANTY
- CARPETED WITH DEAD
- HOW THEY WERE CHECKED
- Mr. Perris's Description of the French Counterblow
- FRENCH HOLD GAINS
- THE COMPIEGNE THRUST
- ENEMY'S FEVERISH HASTE
- DEFENSE OF COURCELLES
- TABLES TURNED
- End of Fourth Phase--Two Expert Views
- PETAIN'S MASTERLY TACTICS
- Austrians at Grips With Italians
- By AUSTIN WEST
- A German View of Germany's Effort
- The Recent Offensive
- Addresses by the Kaiser
- He Extols Militarism and Defines the Issues of the War
- Demoralization and Crime in Germany
- The U-Boat Raid in American Waters
- ON BOARD THE U-BOAT
- LIST OF VESSELS SUNK
- HUNTING THE RAIDER
- Other Submarine Activities of the Month
- Out of the Sleep of Death
- Rescue of a Submarine Crew Imprisoned Fathoms Deep for Three Days
- New Records in Shipbuilding
- Forty-four Ships in One Month
- BRITISH SHIPBUILDING
- American Exports Versus the U-Boats
- By CHARLES FREDERICK CARTER
- EXPORTS OF LEAD
- General von Hutier
- General Sixt von Arnim
- General von Boehn
- General von der Marwitz]
- SOLDIERS AND CHEWING GUM
- OUR NEW MERCHANT MARINE
- Progress of the War
- CAMPAIGN IN WESTERN EUROPE
- ITALIAN CAMPAIGN
- BALKAN CAMPAIGN
- CAMPAIGN IN EAST AFRICA
- CAMPAIGN IN ASIA MINOR
- AERIAL RECORD
- NAVAL RECORD
- RUSSIA
- FINLAND
- RUMANIA
- AUSTRIA-HUNGARY
- MISCELLANEOUS
- A Battle Seen From Above
- By a Correspondent at the Front
- American Soldiers in Action
- AT CHATEAU-THIERRY
- BELLEAU WOOD ENGAGEMENT
- FIRST FIELD ARMY
- First American Offensive a Success
- By THOMAS M. JOHNSON
- AN UNFORGETTABLE SCENE
- ATTACK CAREFULLY REHEARSED
- PLAN OF THE ATTACK
- ALL MODERN WEAPONS USED
- WATCHING THE BEGINNINGS
- GUNNERS BEAT THEIR RECORD
- ALL WENT AS REHEARSED
- PEN READY FOR PRISONERS
- Americans' Defense of Château-Thierry
- A BRITISH ACCOUNT
- BLOWING UP THE BRIDGE
- THE QUICK ADVANCE
- GERMAN SHELLS RAKE CITY
- AT CLOSE RANGE
- DEADLY MACHINE GUNS
- SERIOUS PREDICAMENT
- Capture of Belleau Wood
- Brilliant Exploit of American Troops Northwest of Château-Thierry
- UNDERESTIMATED OUR EFFORT
- GERMANY FEARS AMERICA
- WORK OF MARINES
- GERMAN MORALE LOW
- United States Troops in London
- No Limit to Size of America's Army
- War Finance in Canada
- Income Tax Begins at $1,000--New Taxes on Luxuries
- War Record of the United States
- By CHARLES POPE CALDWELL
- ARMY STRENGTH, MAY, 1918
- TWENTY MILLION FIGHTING MEN
- THE ENEMY'S STRENGTH
- MAN POWER OF CENTRAL POWERS COMPARED WITH THAT OF THE ALLIES
- DIFFICULTIES ENCOUNTERED
- TRAINING AND EQUIPMENT
- Italy's Third Year of War
- France's Tribute to Great Britain
- America's First Anniversary in France
- WOODROW WILSON.
- CLEMENCEAU.
- FOCH.
- PETAIN.
- The Soldier Speaks
- By JOHN GALSWORTHY
- The War in the Air
- UNPRECEDENTED AIR BATTLE
- ARTILLERY COLUMN SHATTERED
- OFFICIAL DESCRIPTION
- WORK OF BOMBING SQUADRONS
- GERMANS FIGHT GERMANS
- ATTACKS ON HOSPITALS
- TONS OF BRITISH BOMBS
- PARIS AND LONDON RAIDED
- AMERICAN AVIATORS
- LUFBERY'S LAST FIGHT
- RICHTHOFEN'S DEATH
- LIST OF GERMANS KILLED
- FRENCH AND BRITISH "ACES"
- Zinc Coins in Occupied Belgium
- Arrest of Irish Plotters
- OFFICIAL PROCLAMATION
- EFFECT OF ARRESTS
- DETAILS OF INTRIGUE
- LANDING FROM SUBMARINE
- Ireland's Food Shipments to England
- New Austro-German Alliance
- ANDRASSY'S VIEWS
- PARTITION OF AUSTRIA
- THE TWO EMPERORS
- CHANCELLOR'S STATEMENT
- The Imprisoned ex-Czar in the Crimea
- Exchanging Thousands of Prisoners
- TOTALS OF PRISONERS
- FRANCO-GERMAN TERMS
- SUMMARY OF DOCUMENT
- TRANSPORTING PRISONERS
- FOOD FOR PRISONERS
- LIBERATING CIVILIANS
- Horrors of Austrian Prisons
- Inhuman Treatment of Civilian Women and Men at Internment Camps
- CIVILIANS KIDNAPPED
- Abuses in German Prison Camps
- Examples of Heartless Treatment
- Rebuilding Disabled Soldiers
- Wonderful Work That Italy Is Doing to Render Maimed Men Self-Supporting
- By PROFESSOR RICCARDO GALEAZZI
- Sneezing Powder in Gas Attacks
- Russia Under Many Masters
- GERMAN PROMISES
- BLACK SEA FLEET
- NO PEACE WITH UKRAINE
- INTERNAL CONDITIONS
- RUSSIA A MADHOUSE
- LOOTING AND DESTROYING
- RAILROAD SITUATION
- BOLSHEVIKI AND THE JEWS
- ANTI-BOLSHEVIST MOVEMENTS
- FIGHTING IN SIBERIA
- DISMEMBERING RUSSIA
- GERMAN ATROCITIES
- ALLIED INTERVENTION
- RUSSIAN OPINION
- SENATOR KING'S RESOLUTION
- INTERVENTION URGED
- CZECHS IN SIBERIA
- Letters From Trotzky and From Kerensky's War Minister
- I clasp your hand.
- Answer by direct wire: "I agree to your plan" or "I do not agree."
- FROM BORIS SAVINKOV
- Growth of the Jugoslav Movement
- THE CZECH DECLARATION
- DEMANDS INDEPENDENCE
- SELF-DETERMINATION
- WAGRAM GATHERING
- CONFERENCE AT ROME
- ITALY'S ACTIVE HELP
- PROTEST IN REICHSRAT
- 1. Against the war.
- THE PREMIER'S ADMISSION
- FOOD SHORTAGE
- MARTIAL LAW IN PRAGUE
- RIOTS IN WENSEL SQUARE
- REVOLT IN AUSTRIAN ARMY
- GERRYMANDERING BOHEMIA
- AUSTRIAN OFFICIAL VIEW
- WEAKENING NATIONALISM
- BOHEMIANS IN ITALY'S ARMY
- RACIAL DIVISIONS IN HUNGARY
- EACH RACE ISOLATED
- TRANSYLVANIA'S CASE
- Supreme War Council Favors Free Poland and Jugoslavia
- AMERICA AND JUGOSLAVS
- Rumania's Thralldom
- Within six months after the ratification of
- CONTROL OF OIL FIELDS
- COST OF RUMANIA'S PEACE
- GERMAN OIL MONOPOLY
- VON KUEHLMANN'S EXPLANATION
- MODEL PEACE TERMS
- ARMENIA'S SUFFERINGS IN A NEW PHASE
- PROTEST OF ARMENIANS
- POLICY OF ANNIHILATION
- STORY OF THE GEORGIANS
- PROGRESS AMONG GEORGIANS
- SUCCESSFUL EMIGRANTS
- UNDER THE YOUNG TURKS
- EXTERMINATING A RACE
- BARBAROUS TORTURES
- TOTAL NUMBER MURDERED
- President Wilson's Addresses
- Important Utterances on War Themes
- Red Cross Speech in New York
- WHAT THE WAR IS DOING
- SERVICE BY GIVING
- INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION
- MAKING THE WORLD DEMOCRATIC
- Address on Revenue Legislation
- WAR PROFITS AND LUXURIES
- A TAX ON PROFITEERING
- SPIRIT OF THE NATION
- The President's Appeal for Economy
- WOODROW WILSON.
- Memorial Day Proclamation, 1918
- WOODROW WILSON.
- ROBERT LANSING,
- Mexico and the United States
- The President's Pledge
- GERMAN INTRIGUES
- READY TO HELP RUSSIA
- NO SELFISH AGGRESSION
- PEACE BY MUTUAL TRUST
- In Flanders Fields
- By Lieut. Col. JOHN D. McCRAE
- America's Answer
- By R. W. LILLARD
- Secretary Lansing on War Themes
- Why the United States Is at War
- AT COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY
- ITALIAN AMBASSADOR'S SPEECH
- Premier Lloyd George Lauds Americans
- Clemenceau's Defiance of Obstructors
- The Living Line
- By HAROLD BEGBIE
- Brute Force Versus Humanity
- By MAURICE MAETERLINCK
- The Battle of Jutland
- JUTLAND RECORDS INCOMPLETE
- GERMAN FLEET'S OBJECT
- FRENCH EXPERT'S OPINION
- TRANSLATION:
- LOSS OF BRITISH SHIPS
- Comment by Mr. Arthur Pollen
- Battle of Skagerrak as Germany Sees It
- By CAPTAIN VON KUEHLWETTER
- TRAFALGAR AND JUTLAND
- COMPARED WITH TSUSHIMA
- International Socialists' Peace Campaign
- Trade After the War
- Exchange of Naval Greetings With England
- England and the War's Causes
- Prince Lichnowsky's Memorandum a Document of Vital Importance to History
- By VISCOUNT BRYCE
- A CAMPAIGN OF FALSEHOOD
- ORGANIZED HATE
- ENGLAND'S PACIFIC SPIRIT
- THE BAGDAD RAILWAY
- THE POTSDAM CONFERENCE
- Germany and Great Britain in 1912
- NO AGGRESSIVE ALLIANCES
- QUESTION OF GERMAN FLEET
- THE KAISER AND VON TIRPITZ
- NO AGREEMENT REACHED
- British Official Statement Issued in 1915
- GERMAN PLAN ONE-SIDED
- SIR EDWARD GREY'S VIEW
- THE EUROPEAN WAR AS SEEN BY CARTOONISTS
- POPE BENEDICT: "Because I don't want to be a protestant pope!"]
- Referring to President Wilson's "force to the uttermost" speech.]
- Poincaré and Clemenceau when the big gun roars.]
- THE SHOPWALKER: "Certainly--er--men's or women's?"]
- Still more blood--by the wish of the Kaiser and his people.]
- How "Wily Wilson" and "Juggling John" tried to use the Japanese puma--
- ITALY: "Here I am, to lend a hand!"]
- TROTZKY AND LENINE: "We have done more than Kerensky!"]
- A Berlin boast of what the long-range gun will do.]
- To the Adventurer: Stay at home and remain all write, (right.)]