(Roman numerals indicate volumes.

Aboukir, sinking of the, IX, 212-215.
Achi Baba, VIII, 94, 99.

Entente attempt to take. VIII, 109-
110, 114, 116.

further attempt to take, VIII, 126-
128.

Adriatic, character of its shores, IX,
8-11.

closed to navigation, IX, 35.
profound changes in, IX. 149.
Aeroplanes, aircraft, IV, 265-292.
American, at Darmans, V. 225.
at Charleroi and Mons, II, 323.
attack by, near Venice, IX, 118.
early use. II, 343-376.

in Cuxhaven, II, 354.

in the Albert-Montdidier Salient, V,
308.

in Ludendorff offensive. V. 57.

in the Marne Salient, 268-269.
in Reims offensive. V. 170-172.

on Norfolk coast, II, 354.

over Karlsruhe. II, 356-358.
raids by, V, 354.

raids on Cologne, II, 352.

Dusseldorf, II, 352.
Metz, II, 353.

Warsaw, II, 353.

raids in Paris, II, 350-351.

recognition of, in war in 1911, I,

134.

supremacy of action in Ludendorff

drive. V, 26-27.

work of. V, 109.

work of Allied, V, 116.

Aerschot, atrocities in, I. 320.

Africa,. partitioning of, by European
Powers. I. 123-136.

Aisne, battle of, II, 119-158.

country, the, Caesar's visit. I, 249.
French offensive on, III, 368.
Germans driven from, III, 374-392.
progress on, III, 22.
Aix-la-Chapelle, Belgians occupy Rhine
at, VI, 371.

the railroad from, to Paris, I, 248.
Albania, as a kingdom, IX, 3.

Entente success in, VIII, 368-375.
Albert, King of the Belgians, his de-
fiance of the Germans, I. 258-259.
clears Belgium of Germans, VI, 113-
121, 126, 148; VI, 30.

enters Bruges, VI, 133-134.
enters Ghent, VI, 141-142.
enters Liége, VI, 148.

launches an offensive, VI, 22-25.
military doings at the front. II, 258.
sketch of, X. 203-209,

Albert, battle of, II, 180-183.
Albert-Montdidier Salient, the, wiped

out, V, 296-337.

Aleppo, fall of, VIII, 232.

Algeciras Conference, The, I, 129.

Arabic numbers indicate pages.)

Allen, H. Warner, I, XI.

Allenby, Gen. Sir Edmund, conquers
Palestine, VIII, 213-226.

envelopes Turkey's main army, VIII,
224-226.

sketch of. X, 89-92.

takes Jerusalem, VIII, 315-221.
takes Aleppo and forces Bulgaria's
surrender, VIII, 234-235.

Allies, the entente form a new bond
of reunion, I, 189-191.

Alpini, the, IX, 22-25.

Alsace Lorraine, American offensive in,
is planned, V, 380-381.

an offensive in 1915, in,

failure of the French invasion of,
I, 287-289.

French advance into, I, 272-280.

French invasion of, I, 278-280.
occupied by French, VI, 344-346.

Americans in France, in Somme battle,-
III. 268.

At Vimy Ridge, III, 358-359.
Amerongen, former Kaiser interned in,
VI, 307-326.

Amiens, attack east of, V, 301-302.

ceremony in cathedral, V. 311-312.
shelled by Germans, V. 110-112.
Amphion, sinking of the, X, 3-4.
Anafarta Bay, landing at, VIII, 128.
Ancona, sinking of the, IX, 321-324.
Ancre, the battle on the, III, 291-294,
303-304; 317-318.

Anglia, sinking of the. IX, 300.
Anglo French Loan, obtained in the
United States, IX, 285-287.

Ani, the Armenian pompeii, VIII, 36-
38.

Antilles, sinking of the, IX, 355.
Antwerp, Zeppelin bombs in, I, 326-
330.

British help for. I, 334-336.

extent of the bombardment, I, 339-
341.

fall of the city, I. 341-345.
Forts of, I, 330-332.

refugees from, I, 345-349.
relief measures, I, 350.

began, I,

siege and fall of, I, 332-350.
when the bombardment
336-339.

Appam, arrival of the, at Hampton
Roads, X, 59-60.

Aquileia. IX, 43-44.

Arabia, successfull revolt in, with a
new kingdom, VIII, 174-186.
Arabic, sinking of the, IX, 278-280.
Archangel, entente forces at, VII, 384.
supplies at, VII, 175.

Argentine, her attitude in the war, I,
225.226.

Luxburg disclosure in, I, 227-230.

Argonne drive, Americans in, VI, 38-
67.

American divisions in, VI, 197-201.
French masters in southern, II, 295.
Armenia, senate refuses to grant Pres-
ident mandate over, X, 394.
massacre of, VIII, 44-45.
Armentières, battle of, V, 61-94.
Armistice asked for by Germany, VI,
218.

as Germany's last hope, VI, 119.
beginning of, VI, 190-191.

Entente considers terms of, VI, 167-
168.

Prince Max asks for one, VI. 159.
premature celebration of signing
of, VI, 241-243.

Russia makes an, with Germany,

Arnim, Gen'l Sixt von, III, 309-310.
Arras, British offensive of 1915 around,
III, 25-29.

aeroplanes at battle of. III, 347-349.
battle of, first phase, III, 344-373.
battle of, second phase, III, 393-400.
first battle of, II, 170-177.

German withdrawal from. III, 322.
importance of III, 366-367.
Ludendorff's drive on, V, 37-60.
results of, III, 393.

ruins of, III, 40-42.

winter fighting around, II, 269.
Artois, battle of, II, 327-372.

British offensive in 1915, III, 5; 25-
42.

Ashmead, Bartlett, Ellis, quoted, VIII,
101-137.

Asquith, H. H., sketch of, X, 206-209.

Prime Minister and Guildhall speech,
II, 80-81.

Atterbury, Gen. W. W., railway head
in France, IV, 354.
Audacious, sinking of the, IX, 220.
Augusta Victoria, former empress ar-

rived at Amerongen, VI, 312-313.
Augustowo, battle of, VII, 31-33.
Augustowo Wald, battle of, VII, 107-
108.

Australians at Hindenburg line, VI, 3-
37.

Austria attacked in the Trentino and
on the Isonzo, IX, 18-49.

checked by the Russians, VII, 190-
192.

conquers Montenegro, VIII, 281-286.
débacle of, on the Piave, IX, 120-
150.

defeated by Russia in Galicia, VII,
42-63.

effect of Austria's débacle on the
Piave, IX, 120-150.

Emperor Charles abdicates, VI, 303-
304.

her defeat of Italy at Caporetto with
German help, IX, 93-120.

her need of peace, IV, 310-318, 321.
Austria-Hungary, her attitude toward
Serbia in 1914, I, 81-82, 84.

loses Carpathian passes, VII, 116-
124.

loses Monte Santo and Monte San

Gabriele, IX, 79-92.

on Brusiloff's offensive, VIII, 199-
254.

Austria, plans of, for federal state,
VI, 223-224.

armistice terms for, 233-234.

her retreat after Rawa-Ruska, VII,
55-57.

her losses and needs of peace, VII,
236-238.

republic proclaimed, VI, 230-233.
repulsed in the Trentino and lose
Gorizia, IX, 50-78.

resources of at the beginning of
the war, I, 139-151.

with German help attempt to re-
cover Galicia, VII, 101-102.
Austrian peace delegation at St. Ger-
main-en-Laye, X, 352-355.

Bagdad, fall of, VIII, 187-195.

railway, the, VIII, 3-14.

Townshend's advance toward, VIII,
64-74.

Baker, Secretary of War, at the taking
of the St. Mihiel salient, V, 370.
cited, IV, 370.

Balfour, Arthur J., his visit as British
at Mt. Vernon, IV, 68-69.
Commissioner, IV, 60-100.

in the House of Representatives, IV.
70-71.

in New York, IV, 82-87.

in Richmond, IV, 95.

in Washington, IV, 61-62, 95.
Balkan Wars of 1912-1913, I, 76-80,
102-103.

problems in the, VIII, 239-254.
Ballin, Alfred, asked to tell the Kaiser
the truth, VI, 264-266.

Balsley, Clyde, aviator, fight of, with
Germans. IV, 274-275.

Bapaume, abandoned, V, 326.

evacuation of, by the Germans, II,
328.

taken by the Germans, V, 20.

Bassara, evacuation by the Turks, VIII,
63.

Bastile day, observed in America, V.
204-208.

Battle of the Ridges, I, 89-90.
Bavaria, advances from, into Lorraine,
I. 279.

Beatty, Sir David, and the battle of
Jutland, X, 61-84.

Beersheba, taken by the British, VIII,
213-214.

Beirut, fall of, VIII, 231.

Belfort, the barrier fast at, I, 245, 274.
conditions at, II, 292-294.

Belgium, as the cockpit of Europe, I.
248-254.

Antwerp, siege and fall, I, 326-350.

atrocities in, 353-362.

atrocities in Aerschot, I, 320.

battle of Dinant, I, 317-319.

bombardment of Malines, I, 320.
Brussels entered, I, 298-302.
coast of, cleared, VI, 113-121.
commission from, visit the United
States, IV, 94.

crossing the Scheldt in, VI, 170.
deportation of children from, I, 370-
372.

deportation of civilians from. I, 370-
372.

destitute in, and relief measures, I
373-374.

France, I, 245-248.

stories of atrocities, I, 353-362.
strength of her army, I, 309-310.
the German crossing of its frontiers,
I, 256-257.

the fall of Liége, I, 257-264.

the massacre at Tamines, I, 319-320.
Tirlemont bombarded, I, 292-297.
visit of king and queen to United
States, X, 377.

Zeebrugge and other cities occupied,
VI. 126-145.

Belgrade, bombardment of, I, 87-88;
VIII, 263-266.

Belleau Wood, marines at, V, 132-135,
167.

Belloc, Hilaire, I, XV; II, 94; 103.

as to the battle of Marne, II, 66-68
Berlin, welcome of, to returning sol-
diers, VI, 375-376.

Bernhardi, Gen. Fredk. Von, at the
first Marne battle II, 112-113.
in defense, V. 222.

on the western front, V, 75.

on world power or downfall, I, 16.
Bernstorff, Count J. Von, German am-
bassador to the United States, I, 220.
German note on Arabic case deliv-
ered by, IX, 281.

on the sinking of the Lusitania, IX,
251.

passport sent to, by United States,
IV, 10.

Berthelot, Gen'l, west of Reims, V, 214;
VI, 33.

Bethmann-Hollweg, Theodore, German
Chancellor, author of, "scrap of pa-
per" phrase. I, 177-181.

as to peace, IV, 313.

his military necessity speech, I. 255.
his fall, IV, 194-197.

his "Woe to the Statesmen" speech,
VII, 272-274.

proposes plan to Reichstag, IV, 314-
316.

sketch of, X, 209-212.

Beyers, and the Transvaal rebellion,
IX, 184-186.

Birdwood, Gen. Sir. W. R., sketch of,
X, 92.

Bismarck Archipelago taken by the
British, IX, 180.

Bismarck, the yoke he placed on
France in 1870, X, 327

Bissing, Gen. von, his command in Bel-
gium and his death, I, 375.
Bliss, Gen, T. H., X, 92.
Blücher, sinking of the, in the Dogger
Banks battle, X, 31-33.

Boehm, Gen'l, in the Marne salient, V,
261.

Bordeaux, French government returns
from, II. 274.

Borden, Sir Robert L., sketch of, X,
212.

Bosnia and Herzegovina, annexation of,
as cause of the war, I, 118-122.
Botha, Gen. Louis, conquers German
southeast Africa, IX, 186-193.
in German East Africa, IX, 197.
sketch of, X, 212.

suppressed the Boer Rebellion, IX,
181-186.

Boulogne, as a German goal, II, 195.
201.

airplanes efforts to take, from, II,
199-201.

Bouresches, marines at, V, 132-133.
Bovoeric Gen., IX, 130-132.

sent home, IX, 292-293.

Boy-ed. Capt., and the sinking of the
Lusitania, IX, 252.

Brazil declares war on
223-224.

Germany, I,

in the peace conference, X, 298.
Bremen, a submarine, fate of, IX, 313-
314.
Breshkovskaya, Catherine, her release
from Siberia, VII, 283-284.
Breslau, the warship, VIII, 11-12.

the, made over to Turkey, I, 198.
the, reported sunk, X. 39.
Brest-Litovsk, fall of, VII, 161.
peace of, between Germany and Rus-
sia.

the treaty of, with Russia VII, 332-
353.

with Roumania, VII, 349.

with Ukraine, VII, 335-339.
Briand, Aristide, sketch of, X, 213-214.
Brindisi, IX, 10.

British, and the Battle of Jutland, X,
61-84.

aids in clearing Belgium, VI, 126-148.
at the battle of Armentières, V, 61-
94.

at Kemmel Hill, V, 106-109.

at Passchendaele Ridge, IV, 199-220.
Bismarck Archipelago. IX, 180.
defeated by Germans off Coronel, X,
18-26.

defeat the Germans at Falkland
Islands, X. 26-30.

in the Albert Montdidier salient, V,
296-333.

in Ludendorff-Arras drive, V, 36-60.
issues war zone decree, IX, 235-247.
occupy Rhine at Cologne, VI, 366-
370.

reinforce the Italians, IX, 113.
strike of in Picardy, VI, 46-47.
submarine activity of, in the Bal-
tic, IX, 298.

submarines of, in the Baltic, IX,
231-233.

British

take Le Catelet, VI, 71.

take Mons and Maubeuge, VI, 184-
190.

take St. Quentin, VI, 3-37.

take Samoa, IX, 177-180.

take the switch line, V, 336-342.
take Valenciennes. VI, 168-170.
their battles in west, V, 8-9.

the, their navy when the war be-
gan, X, 3.

victory at Valenciennes, VI, 156.
victory of, near Le Quesnoy, VI,
174-175.

with Portugese conquer German
East Africa, IX, 196-206.
Brook, exploits of the, X, 82
Brown, Cyril, cited, III, 244.
Bruges, entered VI, 132-137.
Brusiloff, Gen., sketch of, X, 93-97.

his offensive of 1916, VII, 199-254.
in Galicia, VII, 42-63.

preparing for a new offensive, VII,
292.

Brussels, entry of the Germans into,
I, 298-302.

King Albert entered, VI, 142-147.
occupied by the Germans, I, 265.
Bucharest, drive on, and fall of, VIII,
354-358.

Buchan, John, his history of the war,
I, XIV.

Bryan, William J., resigns as Secretary

of State, on the Lusitania issue, IX,
264-266.

Bryce, Lord, his commission's report on
Belgian atrocities, I, 357-362.
Buelow, Prince von, his Italian mis-
sion, I, 184.

Buenz, Karl, arrest of, IX, 291.
Bukowina, the battle in, VII, 108-109.
Bulgaria, aid of, to the conquest of
Serbia, VIII, 255-281.

army defeated by English forces
reaches D'Esperey and surrenders,
VIII, 376-384.

her declaration of war against Ser-
bia, I, 195.

in the war against Serbia, VIII, 279-
281.

Peace Treaty with, VIII, 279-281.
Bulgarian Plenipotentiaries,

Peace

Caporetto, IV, 188.

Italian defeat at battle of, IX, 93-
120.

Cap Trafalgar, sinking of the, X, 16.
Carey, Gen'l Sandeman, saves Gough's
army, V, 10-14.

Carpathians, passes in, taken by the
Russians, VII, 116-124.

a pass in, retaken, VII, 236-241.
Carrel, Mme. Alexis, cited, III, 338.
Carso, attack on the, IX, 32-36.
Casement, Sir Roger, his arrest and
execution, III, 165-171.

Castelnau, Gen'l Marquis de, at the
Grand Couronne, II, 68-76.

in the east, VI, 42; V, 343.

his invasion of Lorraine, I, 279.
in his Champagne offensive of 1915,
III, 12-24.

sketch of, X, 102-104.

visits Verdun, III, 87.

Catlin, General, describes fight at
Château Thierry, V, 133-134.
Caucasus, the war in the, VIII, 34-35.
Cavell, Edith, English nurse shot by
the Germans, I, 363-370.

Cephalonia, occupied by the Entente.
VIII, 282-283.

Chalons, Plains of, II, 94-95.

Champagne, French offensive in 1915.
VII, 12-24.

Champagne-Meuse-Argonne, drive, the.
VI, 38-67.

Champagne, winter activity, II, 265-
266.

Channel ports, race to the sea for, II.
160-183.

Chapman, Victor E., his exploits and
death, IV, 276.

Charmes, Trouée de, battle of, I, 285.
Charleroi, road to, II, 3.

battle of, II, 4-8.

Château. Hooge, battle at the, II, 332-
333.