HOW PARIS IS WARNED OF THE APPROACH OF AN AIR RAID

Sirens mounted on housetops to send the warning in all directions as soon as enemy airplanes or Zeppelins are sighted

HOW GERMANY IS PREPARING FOR THE NEXT WAR - J. B. W. GARDINER 364

AMERICAN LEADERS IN THE WORLD WAR (Portraits in full color)

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373

BURTON J. HENDRICK 381

STEPHANE LAUZANNE 390

JOHN R. RATHOM 394

SKETCHES OF BRITISH AND FRENCH GENERALS (With portraits)

LIEUTENANT GENERAL JAN C. SMUTS

LIEUTENANT GENERAL SIR WILLIAM BIRDWOOD

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GENERAL PHILLIPE PETAIN

GENERAL M. L. A. GUILLAUMAT

A NATIONAL HARBOR FOR PEACE AND WAR FOR THE FLEETS OF SEA

AND AIR (Illustrated)

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THE WAR AND THE NEUTRAL NATIONS (Illustrated)

WHAT IT MEANS TO BE A SMALL NEUTRAL

IS QUEBEC IN A MOOD FOR CIVIL WAR?

LETTERS FROM AMERICANS OVERSEAS

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