-Heroic France Reveals Itself to
the World--"They Shall Not Pass"--Nivelle's Glorious Stand on Dead Man
Hill--Lord Northcliffe's Description--A Defense Unsurpassed in the
History of France

CHAPTER XXVII. MURDERS AND MARTYRS
The Case of Edith Cavell--Nurse Who Befriended the Helpless, Dies at
the Hands of the Germans--Captain Fryatt's Martyrdom--How Germany
Sowed the Seeds of Disaster

CHAPTER XXVIII. THE SECOND BATTLE OF YPRES
The Canadians in Action--Undismayed by the New Weapon of the
Enemy--Holding the Line Against Terrific Odds--Men from the Dominion
Fight Like Veterans

CHAPTER XXIX. ZEPPELIN RAIDS ON FRANCE AND ENGLAND
First Zeppelin Attack Kills Twenty-eight and Injures Forty-four--Part
of Germany's Policy of Frightfulness--Raids by German Airplanes on
Unfortified Towns--Killing of Non-Combatants--The British Lion
Awakes--Anti-Aircraft Precautions and Protections--Policy of Terrorism
Fails

CHAPTER XXX. RED REVOLUTION IN RUSSIA
Rasputin, the Mystic--The Cry for Bread--Rise of the Council of
Workmen's and Soldiers' Delegates--Rioting in Petrograd--The
Threatening Cloud of Disaster--Moderate Policy of the Duma Fails--The
Fatal Easter Week of 1917--Abdication of the Czar--Last Tragic Moments
of the Autocrat of All the Russias--Grand Duke Issues Declaration
Ending Power of Romanovs in Russia--Release of Siberian
Revolutionists--Free Russia

CHAPTER XXXI. THE DESCENT TO BOLSHEVISM
Russia Intoxicated with Freedom--Elihu Root and His Mission--Last
Brilliant Offensive in Galicia--The Great Mutiny in the Army--The
Battalion of Death--Kerensky's Skyrocket Career--Kornilov's
Revolt--Loss of Riga--Lenine, the Dictator--The Impossible "Peace" of
Brest-Litovsk

CHAPTER XXXII. GERMANY'S OBJECT LESSON TO THE UNITED STATES
Two Voyages of the Deutschland--U-53 German Submarine Reaches Newport
and Sinks Five British and Neutral Steamers off Nantucket--Rescue of
Survivors by United States Warships--Anti-German Feeling in America
Reaching a Climax

CHAPTER XXXIII. AMERICA TRANSFORMED BY WAR
The United States Enters the Conflict--The Efficiency of Democracy--
Six Months in an American Training Camp Equal to Six Years of German
Compulsory Service--American Soldiers and Their Resourcefulness on
the Battlefield--Methods of Training and Their Results--
The S. A. T. C.

CHAPTER XXXIV. HOW FOOD WON THE WAR
The American Farmer a Potent Factor in Civilizat