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AERONAUTICS, precautions in London
against Zeppelins, 206; electric detector
of Zeppelins adapted, 212; Zeppelin raids
on London, 245; Balfour on aerial de-
fense 247; Zeppelin insurance, 385; Lon-
don's problem, 413.

AFRICA, political controversy in South Af-
rica, 417.

Afterwards, 128.

AICARD, Jean, "The French Navy," 496.
Alarum, 354.

ALBERT, King of the Belgians, reply to
message of King George on anniversary
of ultimatum to Belgium by Germany,
125; gift sword, 145.

Allied High commands, 537.
ALLIES, see WAR Council.

Allies' great offensive, 232.

ALVERSTONE, (Lord), 413.

"America for the Americans," 86.

American Defense, 488.

American Note to Britain, 485.

AMMUNITION, see MUNITIONS of War,

and under names of countries.

ANCONA (S. S.), reports on sinking, 414.
ANGLO-French Loan, 207.

ANIMALS, struggle for existence explained
by Sir E. R. Lankester, 301.

ANNUNZIO, Gabriele d', "The Souls and
the Stones of Venice,' 296; arraignment

by de Robertis, 311.

Appeal to the British People, 424.

Arabic and Hesperian, 1.

ARABIC (S. S.), 1-8; 255.

ARCHAMBAUT, Vincent, 137.

ARCHER, William, review of "J'Accuse!"
174.

ARCHIBALD, James F. J., 10, 15.
Areas conquered by the Germans, 325.
Argentina's Neutrality Plea, 341.
ARGONNE Campaign, see CAMPAIGN in
Europe, Western.

ARMAMENTS, strength of belligerent coun-
tries discussed by Brig. Gen. Greene, 253.
See also UNITED STATES-Defenses.
ARMED Merchant Ships, see SUBMARINE

Warfare.

ARMENIA, see ATROCITIES.
ARMIES, see under countries.

ARMOR, 381.

ARMS Shipments, see MUNITIONS of War.
ARSENEFF, R., "Psychological Defeat,"
516.

s an English Mystic sees the War, 377.
ASHMEAD-BARTLETT, Ellis, "How the
British Lost Sari Bair," 47.

ASPHYXIATING Gas, declared to have of-
fensive value, by Kitchener, 53.

ASQUITH, (Premier) Herbert Henry, "Bri-
tain's Massing of Resource,' speech in
House of Commons, 51; statement on Ger-
many's demand for England's neutrality
assailed by Bethmann Hollweg, 63; “Bri-
tain's conduct of the War,' speech in
House of Commons, 441.

ATROCITIES, opinion of Lord Bryce on
Armenian massacres; U. S. message, 208;
dispatch from Tiflis, 423.

Attack on the Heights of the Meuse, 77.
Attitude of the Greek Government, 461.
AUSTRALIA, troops in Dardanelles cam-
paign commended by Ashmead-Bartlett,
47; praised by Premier Asquith, 446.
AUSTRIA-Hungary, attitude toward Serbia
discussed by H. W. Steed, 510.

See also references under UNITED
STATES-Austria - Hungary, Relations

with.

Balkan Official Press Comments, 227.
BALKAN States, relations between Italy and
Serbia discussed by C. Stojanowich, 118;
racial differences, 209; attitude toward
Germany discussed by Count von Revent-
low, 171; France's attitude discussed in
Chamber of Deputies by Premier Viviani,
212; Sir Edward Grey's discussion of sit-
uation, 215; Greece's attitude toward Bul-
garia's mobilization; repudiation of
Serbian treaty, 227; statement of Bul-
garian press on negotiations, 227; state-
ment of Premier Pashitch on Bulgarian
situation, 228; Rumanian comment, 229;
Turkish comment on Rumania, 230; dis-
cussed by T. Wolff, 298; Social Demo-
crats' conference, 321; situation discussed
by Asquith, 447; discussed by Lansdowne
in House of Lords, 456; attitude of Greece
toward Serbian treaty, 461; Bulgarian
manifesto on relations with Germany,
463; French intervention discussed by M.
Barres, 537; Russia's policy, 564.
BALTIC Sea, see NAVAL Battles.
BANG, Gustav,, "Social Democracy and the

Great War,'

315.

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