| TALES OF THE DARING RIDES OF A FRENCH TROOPER | 1 |
| WITH THE TWENTY-SECOND REGIMENT OF DRAGOONS |
| Told by Lieut. Christian Mallet of the Dragoons |
| (Permission of E. P. Dutton and Company) |
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| "TO RUHLEBEN—AND BACK" LIFE IN A GERMAN PRISON | 18 |
| WHERE THE BRITISH CIVILIAN PRISONERS ARE HELD IN |
| DETENTION CAMP |
| Told by Geoffrey Pyke, an English Prisoner |
| (Permission of Houghton, Mifflin and Company) |
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| AN AMERICAN AT BATTLE OF THE SOMME WITH FRENCH ARMY | 36 |
| ARMY LIFE WITH THE SOLDIERS ALONG THE SOMME |
| Told by Frederick Palmer |
| (Permission of Dodd, Mead and Company) |
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| AN AMERICAN'S EXPERIENCES "INSIDE THE GERMAN EMPIRE" | 53 |
| Told by Herbert Bayard Swope |
| (Permission of The Century Company) |
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| "DIXMUDE"—AN EPIC OF THE FRENCH MARINES | 64 |
| STORY OF THE MURDER OF COMMANDER JEANNIOT |
| Told by Charles Le Goffic of the Fusiliers Marins |
| (Permission of J. B. Lippincott Company) |
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| A BISHOP AT THE FRONT WITH THE BRITISH ARMY | 75 |
| Told by Right Reverend H. Russell Wakefield, Bishop of Birmingham |
| (Permission of Longmans, Green and Company) |
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| SHORT RATIONS—THE TRUTH ABOUT LIFE IN GERMANY | 83 |
| AN AMERICAN WOMAN IN GERMANY |
| Told by Madeline Zabriskie Doty |
| (Permission of The Century Company) |
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| FIGHTING "WITH THE RUSSIAN ARMY"—ON THE AUSTRIAN FRONT | 92 |
| THE COLOSSAL STRUGGLE OF THE SLAVS |
| Told by Barnard Pares |
| (Permission of Houghton, Mifflin and Company) |
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| THE ROMANCE OF THE FRENCH FOREIGN LEGION | 107 |
| THE "GLORIOUS RASCALS" |
| Told by E. S. and G. F. Lees |
| (Permission of Wide World) |
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| ADVENTURES OF WOMEN WHO FACE DEATH ON BATTLEGROUNDS | 121 |
| LITTLE STORIES OF WOMAN'S INDOMITABLE COURAGE |
| Told by Hilda Wynne and Others |
| (Permission of New York American and New York World) |
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| AN AMERICAN WOMAN'S STORY OF THE "ANCONA" TRAGEDY | 142 |
| Told by Dr. Cecile Greil |
| (Permission New York Times) |
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| THE STRATEGY OF SISTER MADELEINE | 151 |
| THE STORY OF A FRENCH CAPTAIN'S ESCAPE FROM THE GERMANS |
| Told by Himself and Translated by G. Frederic Lees |
| (Permission of Wide World) |
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| TALES OF THE SPIES AND THEIR DANGEROUS MISSIONS | 169 |
| REVELATIONS OF METHODS AND DARING ADVENTURES |
| Told by Secret Service Men of Several Countries |
| (Permission of New York American; New York World; New |
| York Herald and New York Tribune) |
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| WHAT HAPPENED TO THE "GLENHOLME" | 192 |
| ADVENTURES WITH SUBMARINES IN THE MEDITERRANEAN SEA |
| Told by Captain Groome to a Friend |
| (Permission Wide World) |
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| WHAT THE KAISER'S SON SAW ON THE BATTLEFIELD | 203 |
| PERSONAL EXPERIENCES OF A GERMAN PRINCE |
| Told by Prince Oscar of Prussia, Fifth Son of Emperor Wilhelm |
| (Permission of New York American) |
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| A DAY'S WORK WITH A FRENCH SUBMARINE | 222 |
| AN AMERICAN'S EXPERIENCE UNDER THE SEA |
| Told by Fred B. Pitney |
| (Permission of New York Tribune) |
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| TALE OF THE CHILD OF TERBEEKE | 233 |
| HOW IT SAVED A BRITISH BATTALION |
| Told by Oliver Madox Hueffer |
| (Permission of Wide World) |
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| A HERO TALE OF THE RED CROSS | 242 |
| Told by G. S. Petroff |
| (Permission of Current History) |
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| LIFE STORY OF "GRANDMOTHER OF THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION" | 246 |
| TRIUMPHANT RETURN FROM FORTY-FOUR YEARS IN |
| SIBERIAN EXILE |
| Told by Catherine Breshkovskaya, the Russian Revolutionist |
| (Permission of New York Tribune) |
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| TALE OF AN AMAZING VOYAGE | 262 |
| GERMAN OFFICERS ESCAPE FROM SPAIN IN A SAILING VESSEL |
| Told by Frederic Lees |
| (Permission of Wide World) |
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| THE POET'S DEATH IN BATTLE—HOW ALLEN SEEGER DIED | 278 |
| A YOUNG AMERICAN IN THE FOREIGN LEGION |
| Told by Bif Bear, a Young Egyptian in the Foreign Legion |
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| THE GUARDIAN OF THE LINE—HERO TALE OF LITHUANIA | 286 |
| Told by G. Frederic Lees |
| (Permission of Wide World) |
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| WITH A FLEET SURGEON ON A BRITISH WARSHIP DURING A BATTLE | 295 |
| UNDER FIRE ON HIS MAJESTY'S SHIP, "THE FEARLESS" |
| Told by Fleet Surgeon Walter K. Hopkins |
| (Permission New York American) |
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| AIRMEN IN THE DESERTS OF EGYPT | 304 |
| ADVENTURES OF THE ROYAL FLYING CORPS IN SINAI |
| Told by F. W. Martindale |
| (Permission of Wide World) |
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| HOW SWEENY, OF THE FOREIGN LEGION, GOT HIS "HOT DOGS" | 312 |
| Told by Private John Joseph Casey |
| (Permission of New York World) |
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| THE DOGS OF WAR ON THE BATTLEGROUNDS | 316 |
| THE "FOUR-FOOTED SOLDIERS" OF FRANCE |
| Told by the Soldiers |
| (Permission of Wide World) |
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| TRUE STORY ABOUT KILLING THE WOUNDED | 328 |
| Told by A. Pankratoff |
| (Permission of Current History) |
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| HOW WE FOILED "U 39"—IN THE SUBMARINE ZONE | 333 |
| ADVENTURES ABOARD A HORSE TRANSPORT |
| Told by H. O. Read |
| (Permission of Wide World) |
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| MY WORST EXPERIENCE IN MESOPOTAMIA | 344 |
| Told by a Man Who Stopped a Bullet |
| (Permission of Current History) |
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| SPIRIT OF YOUNG AMERICA—HOW WE WENT "OVER THE TOP" | 349 |
| EXPERIENCES OF A NEW YORK BOY WITH THE CANADIANS |
| Told by (name withheld), wounded in France |
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| THE SINKING OF "THE PROVENCE II" | 358 |
| Told by N. Bokanowski, Deputy of the Department of the Seine |
