single aspect of the war."--The New Republic. Illustrated. $1.25 net.

With the British

THE FIRST HUNDRED THOUSAND
IAN HAY

The story of a British volunteer. Called the greatest book of the war by the leading English papers. With frontispiece. $1.50 net.

KITCHENER'S MOB
JAMES NORMAN HALL

The graphic and uncensored account of the adventures of an American volunteer in Kitchener's Army. Illustrated. $1.25 net.

In Belgium

BELGIUM'S AGONY
EMILE VERHAEREN

The story of what Belgium has endured and how she has endured it, told by her greatest poet. $1.25 net.

THE LOG OF A NON-COMBATANT
HORACE GREEN

"A lively, readable narrative of personal experiences, thrilling, painful, humorous."--Churchman. Illustrated. $1.25 net.

In Germany

TO RUHLEBEN AND BACK
GEOFFREY PYKE

The story of a young Englishman's escape from a detention camp and flight across Germany. One of the most picturesque and thrilling narratives of the war. Illustrated. $1.50 net.

In Italy

THE WORLD DECISION
ROBERT HERRICK

Contains a graphic, first-hand account of Italy's entrance into the war, as well as a remarkable analysis of the larger aspects of the struggle. $1.25 net.

With the Austrians

FOUR WEEKS IN THE TRENCHES
FRITZ KREISLER

"Filled with memorable scenes and striking descriptions. It will stand as a picture of war."--New York Globe. Illustrated. $1.00 net.

With the Russians

DAY BY DAY WITH THE RUSSIAN ARMY
BERNARD PARES

"A wonderful narrative. When the history of this great war comes to be written it will be an invaluable document."--London Morning Post. Illustrated. $2.50 net.

With the Japanese

THE FALL OF TSINGTAU
JEFFERSON JONES

A remarkable study of war and diplomacy in the Orient that "should be read by every American who is interested in the future of our status in the Far East."--New York Tribune. Illustrated. $1.75 net.