CONTENTS

THE LUSITANIA CASE

MR. BRYAN'S RESIGNATION

PRESIDENT WILSON'S REPLY TO BERLIN

THE LUSITANIA'S "GUNS"

Dr. Meyer-Gerhard's Mission

Germany's Press Opinion

Press Opinion of the Allies

American Comment on Mr. Bryan's Resignation

Mr. Bryan's Defense

Bryan, Idealist and Average Man

In the Name of Peace.

A World League to Enforce Peace

The League to Enforce Peace

German-American Dissent

Chant of Loyalty.

American Munition Supplies

A League for Preparedness

Przemysl and Lemberg

BELGIUM.

Battle of the Labyrinth

The Modern Plataea

A British Call For Recruits

The British Army in France

The Dardanelles Campaign

THE EUROPEAN WAR AS SEEN BY CARTOONISTS

Italy vs. Austria-Hungary

The Armed Strength of Italy

The Alpine Frontier

"Italy's Violation of Faith"

Why Italy Went to War

Britain's Cabinet and Munitions

Lloyd George's Appeal to Labor

Balkan Neutrality--As Seen By the Balkans

Portsmouth Bells

The Wanderers of the Emden

Civilization at the Breaking Point

"Human Beings and Germans"

Garibaldi's Promise.

The Uncivilizable Nation

Retreat in the Rain.

War a Game for Love and Honor

THE BELGIAN WAR MOTHERS

How England Prevented an Understanding With Germany

Germany Free!

Chronology of the War

To the Captain of the U----.

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