| WHAT I FOUND OUT IN THE HOUSE OF A GERMAN PRINCE | 1 |
| STORIES OF INTIMATE TALKS WITH THE HOHENZOLLERNS |
| Told by an English-American Governess |
| (Permission of Frederick A. Stokes Company, of New York) |
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| "FROM CONVENT TO CONFLICT"—A VISION OF INFERNO | 18 |
| A NUN'S ACCOUNT OF THE INVASION OF BELGIUM |
| Told by Sister Antonia, Convent des Filles de Marie |
| (Permission of John Murphy Company, of Baltimore) |
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| "WAR LETTERS OF AN AMERICAN WOMAN"—IN BLEEDING FRANCE | 30 |
| Told by Marie Van Vorst, American Novelist |
| (Permission of John Lane Company, London and New York) |
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| "A GERMAN DESERTER'S WAR EXPERIENCE"—HIS ESCAPE | 48 |
| "THE INSIDE STORY OF THE GERMAN ARMY" |
| Told by—(Name Withheld) |
| (Permission of B. W. Huebsch, of New York) |
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| "THE SOUL OF THE WAR"—TALES OF THE HEROIC FRENCH | 70 |
| REVELATIONS OF A WAR CORRESPONDENT |
| Told by Philip Gibbs |
| (Permission of Robert M. McBride and Company, New York) |
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| "TRENCHING AT GALLIPOLI"—IN THE LAND OF THE TURKS | 91 |
| ADVENTURES OF A NEWFOUNDLANDER |
| Told by John Gallishaw |
| (Permission of the Century Company, of New York) |
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| SCENES "IN A FRENCH HOSPITAL" | 106 |
| STORIES OF A NURSE |
| Told by M. Eydoux-Demians |
| (Permission of Duffield and Company, of New York) |
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| "FLYING FOR FRANCE"—HERO TALES OF BATTLES IN THE AIR | 126 |
| WITH THE AMERICAN ESCADRILLE AT VERDUN |
| Told by James R. McConnell |
| (Permission of Doubleday, Page and Company, of New York) |
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| THE LOG OF THE "MOEWE"—TALES OF THE HIGH SEAS | 166 |
| THE ADVENTURES OF A MODERN PIRATE |
| Told by Count Dohna-Schlodien, her Commander |
| (Permission of Wide-World Magazine) |
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| PRISONER'S VOYAGE ON GERMAN U-BOAT UNDER THE SEA | 196 |
| Told by—(Name Withheld by Request) |
| (Permission of New York Times) |
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| THE DARKEST HOUR—FLEEING FROM THE BULGARIANS | 208 |
| OUR EXPERIENCES IN THE GREAT SERBIAN RETREAT |
| Told by Alice and Claude Askew |
| (Permission of Wide World Magazine) |
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| A MAGYAR PALADIN—A RITTMEISTER OF THE HUSSARS | 222 |
| ALONG THE ROAD FROM POLAND TO BUDAPEST |
| Told by Franz Molnar |
| (Permission of New York Tribune) |
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| OUR ESCAPE FROM GERMAN SOUTH-WEST AFRICA | 231 |
| Told by Corporal H. J. McElnea |
| (Permission of Wide World Magazine) |
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| WHAT AN AMERICAN WOMAN SAW ON THE SERBIAN FRONT | 261 |
| HOW I VIEWED A BATTLE FROM A PRECIPICE |
| Told by Mrs. Charles H. Farnum of New York |
| (Permission of New York Sun) |
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| "KAMERADS!"—CAPTURING HUNS IN THE ALPS WITHOUT |
| A FIGHT | 270 |
| DIARY OF A LIEUTENANT OF ALPINE CHASSEURS |
| (Permission of Wide World Magazine) |
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| LIFE ON A FRENCH CRUISER IN WAR TIME | 282 |
| "LES VAGABONDS DE LA GUERRE" |
| Told by RenÉ Milan |
| (Permission of Current History) |
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| OVER THE TOP WITH THE AMERICANS IN THE FOREIGN LEGION | 293 |
| Told by Donald R. Thane |
| (Permission of New York Herald) |
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| SECRET STORIES OF THE GERMAN SPY IN FRANCE | 306 |
| HOW SIXTY THOUSAND SPIES PREPARED FOR THE WAR |
| (Permission of Wide World Magazine) |
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| HOW STRONG MEN DIE—TALES OF THE WOUNDED | 329 |
| EXPERIENCES OF A SCOTTISH MINISTER |
| Told by Rev. Lauchlan Maclean Watt |
| (Permission of The Scotsman) |
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| THROUGH JAWS OF DEATH IN A SUNKEN SUBMARINE | 336 |
| Told by Emile Vedel in L'Illustration, Paris |
| (Permission of New York World) |
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| ESCAPE OF THE RUSSIAN LEADER OF THE "TERRIBLE DIVISION" | 343 |
| TRUE STORY OF HOW GENERAL KORNILOFF ESCAPED |
| ACROSS HUNGARY |
| Told by Ivan Novikoff |
| (Permission of Wide World Magazine) |
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| THE AERIAL ATTACK ON RAVENNA | 358 |
| Told by Paoli Polettit in L'Illustrazione Italiana |
| (Permission of Current History) |
