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E-text prepared by Juliet Sutherland, Linda Cantoni, Joshua Hutchinson, and the Project Gutenberg Online Distributed Proofreading Team CURRENT HISTORY

A MONTHLY MAGAZINE THE EUROPEAN WAR VOLUME II.

From the Beginning to March, 1915

With Index

Number 1, April, 1915

NEW YORK THE NEW YORK TIMES COMPANY 1915

Contents - Number I, April, 1915. The New York Times Current History

The European War

Germany's War Zone and Neutral Flags The German Decree and Interchange of Notes Answering American Protests to Germany and Britain

AMERICAN NOTE TO GERMANY. AMERICAN NOTE TO ENGLAND. GERMANY'S ANSWER. BRITAIN'S ANSWER. ALLIES' DECLARATION OF REPRISALS. Britain's New and Original Blockade American Protests Following the "War Zone" Decrees Defined AMERICAN NOTE TO THE BELLIGERENTS. II.—GERMANY'S REPLY. III.—GREAT BRITAIN'S REPLY. IV.—AMERICAN INQUIRY ON REPRISAL METHOD. V.—BRITISH REPLY TO THE AMERICAN INQUIRY. VI.—FRENCH GOVERNMENT'S ANSWER. British Order in Council Declaring a Blockade of German Ports

Germany's Submarine War German People Not Blinded Reveille Can Germany Be Starved Out? Hoch Der Kaiser The Submarine of 1578 The Torpedo. "God Punish England, Brother" A New Hymn of Germany's Gospel of Hatred

A HYMN OF HATE.

The Great Hour. The Peace of the World A Famous Englishman's Diagnosis of the War Disease and His Prescription for a Permanent Cure

I. II. III. IV. V. VI.

Small But Great-souled. Zeppelin Raids on London Sir John French's Own Story Continuing the Famous Dispatches of the British Commander in Chief to Lord Kitchener The Cathedral of Rheims Music of War America and a New World State How the United States May Take the Lead in the Formation of a World Confederation for the Prevention of Future Wars

I. II.—AMERICA'S FUTURE ATTITUDE III.—AMERICA AS LEADER.

Sir Christopher Cradock. Battle of the Suez Canal A First-Hand Account of the Unsuccessful Turkish Invasion A Full-Fledged Socialist State While Germany's Trade and Credit Are Holding Their Breath Letters From Wives "War Children." No Premature Peace For Russia Proceedings at Opening of the Duma, Petrograd, Feb. 9, 1915

M. SAZANOF'S SPEECH.

To The Victors Belong The Spoils! Lessons of the War to March Ninth Belgium's King And Queen The European War As Seen By Cartoonists

The American Protest

The Peasant and the War Victory! "The Outcast" The Dream of a Madman Night Scene in Trafalgar Square The Riddle of the Sands The Theatre in the Field Trench Amenities Quo Vadis? The Gutter Snipes A London Family Scene The Dissemblers Lord Kitchener Wants You! Willy-Nilly A Shaky Affair The Return of the Raider What Is There Inside? "Sound and Fury" The Flight That Failed "A Fortified Town" No Family Resemblance

The Chances of Peace and the Problem of Poland The Redemption Of Europe Germany Will End the War Only When a Peace Treaty Shall Assure Her Power Louvain's New Streets The State of Holland An Answer to H.G. Wells by Hendrik Willem van Loon Hungary After the War The Watchers Of The Troad The Union of Central Europe An Argument in Favor of a Union of the States Now Allied With Germany Two Poor Little Belgian Fledglings What the Germans Desire Not Conquest, but a New Economical System of Europe Address To King Albert Of Belgium Foreshadowing a New Phase of War Financing the Allies and Small Nations Preparing for War Britain's Unsheathed Sword Sweden's Scandinavian Leadership From England War Correspondence—The Beloved Hindenburg A Pen Portrait of the German Commander in Chief in the East Feeling of the German People Complete Confidence in Victory and Resentment Toward England Bombardment of the Dardanelles First Allied Attack Described by an Onlooker The French Battlefront Account of First Extended View of the Intrenchments Defending France Dodging Shells Somali Volunteers When King Peter Re-Entered Belgrade The Dragon's Teeth The Greatest of Campaigns The French Official Account

CHAPTER I

THE FRENCH SETBACKS IN AUGUST. THE OPERATIONS IN LORRAINE. OPERATIONS IN BELGIAN LUXEMBOURG. OPERATIONS SOUTH OF SAMBRE. PREPARATION OF THE OFFENSIVE. THE FRENCH COUNTER-ATTACK. CONTINUATION OF THE RETREAT. THE EVE OF THE OFFENSIVE.

When Marthe Chenal Sang the "Marseillaise" A War of Commerce to Follow Belgium. Desired Peace Terms for Europe Outlined by Proponents for the Allies and for Germany

GERMANY'S PROGRAM.

The British Volunteers. Chronology of the War Showing Progress of Campaigns on All Fronts and Collateral Events from Jan. 31, 1915, up to and Including Feb. 28, 1915.

CAMPAIGN IN EASTERN EUROPE CAMPAIGN IN WESTERN EUROPE. CAMPAIGN IN AFRICA. TURKISH AND EGYPTIAN CAMPAIGN. NAVAL RECORD—GENERAL. NAVAL RECORD—WAR ZONE. NAVAL RECORD—NEUTRAL FLAGS AERIAL RECORD. AUSTRALIA. AUSTRIA. BELGIUM. BULGARIA. CANADA. ENGLAND. GERMANY. GREECE. ITALY. RUMANIA. RUSSIA. SERBIA. TURKEY. UNITED STATES. RELIEF WORK.

The Great Sea Fight. Notes

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