ABDUL Hamid, 60.

A

ABELL, W. S., 106. Aerial Attack on Ravenna, 359. AERONAUTICS, effect of Zeppelin raid on Staffordshire, 11; attacks on Paris discussed by S. Pichon, 80; description of air battle on western front, 131; insurance against bombs in England, 209; raid on Constantinople ade by Smyth-Pigott,

216; value of Zeppelins discussed by A. J. Balfour, 249; bombardment of Ravenna, 359.

AFRICA, see CAMPAIGN in Africa; CONGO State.

After Verdun-Peace! 252.

ALLIES' Economic Conference, resolutions, 208; countries represented, 399. ALSACE-Lorraine. addition to France objected to by German Socialists, 74, 79; conquest by Germans discussed by G. F. Guerrazzi, 334; part in events that led to war, by N. Kareyew, 510.

ALTE, Viscount de, 5.

America Gives $1,200,000 to Red Cross Work, 304.

America Up Against the Wall, 297.
America's Opportunity, 509.

ANDENNE, atrocities in, discussed by P.
Van Dyke, 271.
ANDERSON, W. C., 58.
ANDREYEV,
Duty," 110.

Leonid, "A Bugle Call to

ARABIA, German plans for terminus of Bagdad Railway at Kuweit blocked by Sheik Mubarak, 514.

ARDOUIN-Dumazet, M., "The Battle of Verdun," 418.

ARENDT, M., 534.

Armed Liner Issue, 14.

ARMED Merchant Ships, see SUBMARINE Warfare.

Armed Merchantmen and Submarines, 32. ARMOR, effectiveness claimed by Dr. Roussey, 4; for modern soldiers, 123. ASQUITH, (Premier) Herbert Henry, address in Parliament on votes of credit, 49; "The Situation for the Allies," address at opening of Parliament, 96; reply to Bethmann Hollweg's statement of Germany's position, 230; announces casualties in Irish revolt, 412.

ATROCITIES, text of evidence in German documents, 271.

Attitude of the American Government Toward the Belligerents, 293.

Attitude of the German Government, 77. AUSTRIA-Hungary, importance to Germany, 150; history of relations with Italy discussed by G. F. Guerrazzi, 332; conditions in Vienna, 507.

AYMERICH (Gen.), mentioned by Earl Kitchener, 101.

B

BAGDAD Railroad, status. 167; plan of Admiral Degouy to cut, 405; policy of Sheik Mubarak, 514.

Bagdad Railway and a Remarkable Arabian Sultan, 544.

BAKER, Newton D., estimate of, 2. BALFOUR, Arthur James, attack by Churchill, 8; "What Britain's Navy Has Done," address in Parliament, 247; attack by Col. W. S. Churchill, 251. BALKAN States, German designs on Turkey discussed by Count Reventlow, 59; situation summarized by Count Sazonoff, 103; part in causes of present war, stated by N. Kareyev, 510.

BALKAN War (1912), purpose stated by Count Reventlow, 61; statement by G. F. Guerrazzi, 544.

BALLIN, Albert, 1.

BARCLAY, R. Norton, on free trade in England, 56.

BARRES, Maurice, "The Heroism of Children,' 357.

BARRY, Beatrice, poem, "The Woman's Part," 95.

BARZINI, Luigi, "Cadorna: Italy's Idol," 514.

BASSOMPIERRE,

Albert De, 'How the
Great War Began," 526.
Battle of Verdun, 418.

Battle That Won Kut-el-Amara, 553.
BAZIN, Rene, "The Valiant," 356.
BEDIER (Prof.), 276, 280.

BEGNIGNI, (Mgr.) Umberto, argument for inclusion of the Pope in peace conference, 513.

BEITH, (Capt.) Ian H., "The First Hundred Thousand," review, 170.

Belgian Woman's Ordeal, 135. BELGIUM, diplomatic events leading up to invasion related by A. de Bassompierre, 526; text of German ultimatum, 536; Belgian reply, 537; text of treaty guaranteeing neutrality, 538; German contention that neutrality was forfeited by annexation of Congo discussed by Dr. Rathgen, 538.

BELL, Edward Price, interview with Sir Edward Grey on Cause of the War and Peace Conditions," 481.

BELLOC. Hilaire, Germany's Total War Losses in Men," 351.

BELOW-Saleske, (Herr) von, 528, 536.

BENEDICT XV. (Pope), see ROMAN Catholic Church.