Current History, Vol. VIII, No. 3, June 1918 / A Monthly Magazine of the New York Times

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ROTOGRAVURE ILLUSTRATIONS

Battles in Picardy and Flanders Military Review of All Fronts from April 17 to May 18, 1918.

The Greatest Battle of the War Second Month of the Desperate

America's Sacrifice By Harold Begbie

GENERAL STAFF OFFICERS WITH PERSHING

PROMINENT IN WAR ACTIVITIES

American Soldiers in Battle How They Repelled an Attack at Seicheprey and Fought in Picardy

Overseas Forces More Than Half a Million Preparing for an Army of 3,000,000

American Troops in Central France By Laurence Jerrold

American Shipbuilders Break All Records Charles M. Schwab Speeds the Work

Third Liberty Loan Oversubscribed Approximately 17,000,000 Buyers

Former War Loans of the United States A Historical Retrospect

American Labor Mission in Europe War Aims of Organized Workers

Progress of the War Recording Campaigns on All Fronts and

German Losses On All Fronts One Estimate Reaches 5,600,000

Great Britain's Finances Heavy War Taxes Levied

Trade After the War Important Report by a Commission of British Experts and Economists

Finland Under German Control Events of the Period of Chaos and

Peace Treaty Between Finland and Germany Full Text of the Document

German Aggression in Russia Record of Events Placing Finland

More Bolshevist Legislation By Abraham Yarmolinsky

Lithuania's Efforts Toward Autonomy By A. M. Martus

The Raid on Zeebrugge and Ostend British Naval Exploit That

German U-Boat Claims Address by Admiral von Capelle

A Secret Chapter of U-Boat History How Ruthless Policy Was Adopted

Sea-Raider Wolf and Its Victims Story of Its Operations

Career and Fate of the Raider Seeadler A German Adventure in the Pacific

Treatment of British Prisoners Shocking Brutalities in German War Prisons Revealed in an Official Report

American Prisoners Exploited

Total Destruction of Rheims By G. H. Perris

The Abomination of Desolation An Episode in France

Lloyd George and General Maurice A Speech in Which the Premier

The New British Service Act Provisions of Law Which Raises Military Age

British Aid to Italy General Plumer's Dispatch

Emperor Charles's "Dear Sixtus" Letter French Supplemental Statement Corroborates Its Authenticity

THE ISSUES IN IRELAND Official Report of the Irish

Greatest Gas Attack of the War

Plucky Dunkirk By Anna Milo Upjohn

Brutal Treatment of Italian Prisoners

Germany's Attempt to Divide Belgium Official Summary of Recent

Stripping Belgian Industries Germany's Use of the "Rathenau

Spoliation of Belgian Churches Cardinal Mercier's Protest

Belgium's Appeal to the Bolsheviki

Serbia's Hopes and Russia's Defection By Nikola Pashitch

Rumania's Peace Treaty Why the Onerous Terms of the Central Powers Had to be Accepted

The Peace of Bucharest Synopsis of Rumania's Peace Treaty

Bessarabia Voluntarily United to Rumania

The War and the Bagdad Railway A Study by Dr. Morris Jastrow

LICHNOWSKY'S MEMORANDUM Von Jagow's Replies to the Prince's Revelations Further German Comments

Von Jagow's Two Replies to Lichnowsky

Full Text of von Jagow's First Reply

German Comments on von Jagow's Views

Lichnowsky's Testimony as to Germany's Long Plotting for Domination By H. Charles Woods, F. R. G. S.

THE EUROPEAN WAR AS SEEN BY CARTOONISTS

FOOTNOTES.

VISCOUNT MILNER. The new British War Secretary in succession to Lord Derby. He had been a member of the War Cabinet since its creation in December, 1916

VISCOUNT MILNER

The new British War Secretary in succession to Lord Derby. He had been a member of the War Cabinet since its creation in December, 1916
(Central News)

GENERAL SIR W. R. MARSHALL, Commander in Chief of the British forces in Mesopotamia

GENERAL SIR W. R. MARSHALL

Commander in Chief of the British forces in Mesopotamia
(Central News)

CURRENT HISTORY

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