Europe, Western.

ARMAMENTS, see UNITED STATES-Defenses.

ARMED Merchant Ships, see SUBMARINE
Warfare.

ARMENIA, see ATROCITIES.
Armenian Woe, 719.

ARMIES, see under countries.

ARMS Shipments, see MUNITIONS of War. Army Surgeon, 687.

ARNOLD, Matthew, 828.

ARTILLERYMAN'S Notebook, 1144.
ARTOIS, 1138. 1198.

ASPHYXIATING Gas, effect described by
G. Garrett, 1025; description by P. Loti,
1149.
ASQUITH, Herbert, poem, "The New Year,"
1074.

ASQUITH, (Premier) Herbert Henry, state-
ment of objects of war quoted in Reichs-
tag, 641; eulogy of W. S. Churchill, 702.
At Strumitza, 918.
ATROCITIES, speeches in House of Com-
mons, 719; Pope's support of Belgian
attitude
Bishops' appeal, 861; German
toward Bryce report discussed by G. Gar-
rett, 1043; text of Belgian Bishops' ap-
peal, 1108; British woman missionary's
account of the Armenian atrocities, 1131.
AUGUSTE (Grand Duchess of Hungary),
1128.

AUSTRALIA, commercial policy, 1105.
AUSTRIA-HUNGARY, food supply, 617.

See also references under UNITED
STATES-Austria-Hungary, Relations

with.

Austria-Hungary Still Lives, 635.

AUSTRIANS in America, see GERMAN and
Austro-Hungarian Conspirators.

AUTHORS, Danish, on the War, 745-749.
AYLMER (Gen.), 871, 877, 1166, 1199.

B

BACCHANTE (cruiser), 691.

BALDWIN, James Mark, "France and the War," review, 1187.

BALFOUR, Arthur J., "The Real Danger of Conscription," speech in the House of Commons, 1097.

BALKAN Campaign, see CAMPAIGN in Europe, Balkan States.

BALKAN States, Serbia and Bulgaria discussed by Bethmann Hollweg, 642; press comment from all Balkan States after the crushing of Serbia, 1120-1125.

See also names of Balkan States.

Ballad of French Rivers, 942.