Account Concluded

SONNET ON THE BELGIAN EXPATRIATION 250
By Thomas Hardy

WAR CORRESPONDENCE (With Map) 251

THE SPIRIT OF MANKIND 258
By Woodrow Wilson

"WHAT THE GERMANS SAY ABOUT THEIR OWN METHODS OF WARFARE" 259
(With Facsimile Letters)
By Professor Bedier of the College de France

THE RECRUIT (Poem) 274
By Hortense Flexner

AMERICAN REPLY TO BRITAIN'S BLOCKADE ORDER 275
By William J. Bryan

GERMANY'S CONDITIONS OF PEACE 279
By Dr. Bernhard Dernburg

THE ALLIES' CONDITIONS OF PEACE 282
By Sir Edward Grey

SOUTH AFRICA'S ROMANTIC BLUE PAPER (With Map) 284

THE BELLS OF BERLIN (Poem) 289
From _Punch_ of London

WARFARE AND BRITISH LABOR 290
By Earl Kitchener

SAVIORS OF EUROPE 292
By Rene Bazin

BRITAIN'S PERIL OF STRIKES AND DRINK 293
By Lloyd George

ITALY'S EVOLUTION AS REFLECTED BY HER PRESS 301

SOME RUSES DE GUERRE (Poem) 304
By A.M. Wakeman

THE EUROPEAN WAR AS SEEN BY CARTOONISTS 305

FACSIMILE OF A BELGIAN BREAD-CHECK 329

TO A GERMAN APOLOGIST (Poem) 329
By Beatrice Barry

AMERICA'S NEUTRALITY 330
By Count Albert Apponyi

NEUTRAL SPIRIT OF THE SWISS 335
An Interview with President Motta

TO KING AND PEOPLE (Poem) 336
By Walter Sichel

A SWISS VIEW OF GERMANY 337
By Maurice Millioud

THE LAND OF MAETERLINCK 344
By Alfred Sutro

AMERICA AND PROHIBITION RUSSIA 345
By Isabel F. Hapgood

THE MOTHER'S SONG (Poem) 350
By Cecilia Reynolds Robertson

PAN-AMERICAN RELATIONS AS AFFECTED BY THE WAR 351
By Huntington Wilson

AN EASTER ME