modification of treaty, 318-19;
cheered upon Germany's acceptance of treaty, 320;
returns to United States, 329;
inability to negotiate with Senate, 333-35;
conference at White House, 336-37;
lack of popular support, 337-38;
speech-making tour in West, 339-40;
breakdown, 341;
and treaty reservations, 341-42, 348;
blame for defeat of treaty, 350, 351;
phases of administration, 352-53;
estimate of achievement, 353-59;
bibliography, 361-62

Wood, General Leonard, on unpreparedness of army, 80-81;
at Plattsburg, 82;
on failure of American airplane production, 142

Works, J. D., introduces Senate bill prohibiting sale of munitions, 73

_World_, New York, admits Wilson's defeat (1916), 92

_Yarrowdale_, German cruelty to American prisoners on, 111

Yser, battle of the, Foch at, 207

Zeebrugge, naval work at, 200

Zimmermann, A. F. M., German Secretary of Foreign Affairs, 106, 114

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