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THE RUSSO-GERMAN ARMISTICE OF DECEMBER, 1917 facing page 328

POPE BENEDICT XV

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DEPARTURE OF THE TWENTY-SEVENTH DIVISION FROM NEW YORK 367

TEXT ILLUSTRATIONS

COLONEL EDWARD M. HOUSE

AMBASSADOR JAMES W. GERARD

AMBASSADOR FREDERICK CORTLAND PENFIELD

AFTER THE "IVERNIA" WAS TORPEDOED

ALFRED ZIMMERMANN, GERMAN FOREIGN MINISTER

THE GERMAN U-53, THAT CAME TO AMERICA IN 1916

AMERICANS ENLISTING IN PARIS

OUR FLAG OUTSIDE THE MANSION HOUSE IN LONDON

ALEXANDER RIBOT, FRENCH PREMIER

AN AMERICAN WAR MEDAL

LAUNCHING THE "TUCKAHOE"

SEIZED GERMAN SHIPS

AN AMERICAN LUNCHEON IN LONDON

MR. BALFOUR AND MR. CHOATE

THE PRINCE OF UDINE

GUGLIELMO MARCONI .

MR. BALFOUR SPEAKING AT WASHINGTON'S TOMB

MARSHAL JOFFRE AND M. VIVIANI AT LINCOLN'S TOMB

JOFFRE WITH HIS STATUE OF LIBERTY IN GOLD

MR. BALFOUR AT THE NEW YORK CITY HALL

GARIBALDI'S HOUSE ON STATEN ISLAND .

MODEL VEGETABLE GARDENS IN NEW YORK CITY

DOCTORS AND NURSES MAKING GARDENS IN BROOKLYN

WILLIAM G. MCADOO, SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY

CANADA'S AMERICAN LEGION

REGISTRATION DAY ARRESTS

LORD NORTHCLIFFE

HENRY P. DAVISON

RED CROSS HEADQUARTERS IN PARIS

HEADQUARTERS OF Y. M. C. A. IN PARIS

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS IN PARIS

BOOKS FOR OUR SOLDIERS IN FRANCE

A SALVATION ARMY RECRUITING STATION

THE SHIP THAT FIRED OUR FIRST SHOT

AT "BEYOND SEAS" HEADQUARTERS IN LONDON

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THE FLAG AMERICANS USED IN THE FOREIGN LEGION

AMERICAN SOLDIERS AND SAilors at BuckINGHAM PALACE

COLONEL WILLIAM J. WILGUS .

COLONEL WILLIAM BARCLAY PARSONS

AMERICAN TROOPS ARRIVING IN FRANCE

MAKING HOWITZERS IN AN AMERICAN FACTORY

OLD GLORY AT THE INVALIDES IN PARIS

AMERICAN SOLDIERS IN PARIS

A DEFENDER OF NEW YORK HARBOR

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GERMAN HELMETS INTENDED FOR USE IN A MARCH INTO PARIS 160

A MINE CRATER ON THE WESTERN FRONT

IN A WESTERN TRENCH

TELEPHONE SQUAD IN THE FIELD

TRENCH-GUN THAT PROPELLED A WINGED FRENCH SHELL

A FRENCH HOSPITAL AFTER BOMBARDMENT

AN AMMUNITION TRAIN IN FLANDERS

A LONG-RANGE BRITISH GUN.

BRITISH TRENCHES IN FLANDERS

A GERMAN "PILL-BOX" IN FLANDERS

AMERICAN MOTOR-TRUCKS IN FRANCE

A DESTROYED GERMAN RAILWAY ON THE WESTERN FRONT

CANADIANS AT VIMY RIDGE

FRENCH GRAVES AT MARCEUIL, NEAR ARRAS

PRINCESS MAUD AS A NURSE

GERMANS IN A TRENCH USING AN ARMORED SHIELD

BRITISH WOMEN AS WAR WORKERS

AN EAST INDIAN CEMETERY IN ENGLAND

PREPARING FOR A LONG FLIGHT

SECRETARY BAKER VISITING AN AMERICAN CAMP

RELIGIOUS SERVICES AT THE FRONT

GRAVES OF BRITISH AVIATORS IN FRANCE

CAPTAIN BOELKE

ONE OF MANY ZEPPELIN SHEDS

A FRENCH ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN

HENRY FORD

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MILITARY PUNISHMENT OF A BOLSHEVIKI SOLDIER

DR. RICHARD VON KÜHLMANN, GERMAN FOREIGN SECRETARY
AMERICAN TROOPS GOING TO THE FRONT

AMERICANS, AFTER TRAINING, READY FOR THE TRENCHES
AMERICAN GUNS ON THEIR WAY TO THE FRONT

PERSHING AND BAKER INSPECTING HARBOR WORKS

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BYNG'S OFFENSIVE BEFORE IT WAS THROWN BACK
GERMANY'S IDEA OF NO ANNEXATION

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ON THE WESTERN FRONT

Part XII

THE UNITED STATES ENTERS THE WAR