Battleships 156

XVIII. Continuation of War on Merchant Shipping--Italian
and Russian Naval Movements--Sinking of La
Provence 165

PART V.--THE WAR ON THE EASTERN FRONT

XIX. Summary of First Year's Operations 174

XX. The Fall of the Niemen and Nareff Fortresses 178

XXI. The Conquest of Grodno and Vilna 185

XXII. The Capture of Brest-Litovsk 193

XXIII. The Struggle in East Galicia and Volhynia and the
Capture of Pinsk 200

XXIV. In the Pripet Marshes 209

XXV. Fighting on the Dvina and in the Dvina-Vilna Sector 212

XXVI. Winter Battles on the Styr and Strypa Rivers 223

XXVII. On the Tracks of the Russian Retreat 229

XXVIII. Sidelights on the Russian Retreat and German
Advance 240

XXIX. Winter on the Eastern Front 250

PART VI.--THE BALKANS

XXX. Battle Clouds Gather Again 255

XXXI. The Invasion Begins 263

XXXII. Bulgaria Enters the War 269

XXXIII. The Teutonic Invasion Rolls on 273

XXXIV. The Fall of Nish--Defense of Babuna Pass 282

XXXV. Bulgarian Advance--Serbian Resistance 290

XXXVI. End of German Operations--Flight of Serb People--Greece 300

XXXVII. Allies Withdraw into Greece--Attitude of Greek
Government 308

XXXVIII. Bulgarian Attacks--Allies Concentrate at Saloniki 316

XXXIX. Italian Movements in Albania--Conquest of Montenegro 327

XL. Conditions in Serbia, Greece, and Rumania 339

PART VII.--THE DARDANELLES AND RUSSO-TURKISH CAMPAIGN

XLI. Conditions in Gallipoli--Attack at Suvla Bay 344

PART VIII.--AGGRESSIVE TURKISH CAMPAIGN AT DARDANELLES

XLII. Sari Bair--Partial Withdrawal of Allies 353

XLIII. Aggressive Turkish Movements--Opinion in England--Change
in Command 3