New York Times Current History, The European War, Vol. 8, Pt. 2, No. 1, July 1918
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1. TABLE OF CONTENTS AND INDEX2. Portraits3. Maps4. Illustrations5. A Month of Battles6. The Transportation of Troops in Great Wars7. Armies Under Foreign Generals8. The Northern and Southern Slavs9. Drunkenness Reduced in Great Britain10. Germany's Population Declining11. Cairo to Jerusalem by Rail12. Battles in France and Italy13. Trying to Corrupt Italy's Troops14. THE GERMAN OFFENSIVE15. The Turning Point of the Battle16. Mr. Perris's Description of the French Counterblow17. End of Fourth Phase—Two Expert Views18. Austrians at Grips With Italians19. A German View of Germany's Effort20. Addresses by the Kaiser21. Demoralization and Crime in Germany22. The U-Boat Raid in American Waters23. Other Submarine Activities of the Month24. Out of the Sleep of Death25. New Records in Shipbuilding26. American Exports Versus the U-Boats27. Progress of the War28. A Battle Seen From Above29. American Soldiers in Action30. First American Offensive a Success31. Americans' Defense of Château-Thierry32. Capture of Belleau Wood33. United States Troops in London34. No Limit to Size of America's Army35. War Finance in Canada36. War Record of the United States37. Italy's Third Year of War38. France's Tribute to Great Britain39. America's First Anniversary in France40. The Soldier Speaks41. The War in the Air42. Zinc Coins in Occupied Belgium43. Arrest of Irish Plotters44. Ireland's Food Shipments to England45. New Austro-German Alliance46. The Imprisoned ex-Czar in the Crimea47. Exchanging Thousands of Prisoners48. Horrors of Austrian Prisons49. Abuses in German Prison Camps50. Rebuilding Disabled Soldiers51. Sneezing Powder in Gas Attacks52. Russia Under Many Masters53. Letters From Trotzky and From Kerensky's War Minister54. Growth of the Jugoslav Movement55. Supreme War Council Favors Free Poland and Jugoslavia56. Rumania's Thralldom57. ARMENIA'S SUFFERINGS IN A NEW PHASE58. President Wilson's Addresses59. Address on Revenue Legislation60. The President's Appeal for Economy61. Mexico and the United States62. Secretary Lansing on War Themes63. Premier Lloyd George Lauds Americans64. Clemenceau's Defiance of Obstructors65. Brute Force Versus Humanity66. The Battle of Jutland67. Comment by Mr. Arthur Pollen68. Battle of Skagerrak as Germany Sees It69. International Socialists' Peace Campaign70. Trade After the War71. Exchange of Naval Greetings With England72. England and the War's Causes73. Germany and Great Britain in 191274. British Official Statement Issued in 191575. THE EUROPEAN WAR AS SEEN BY CARTOONISTS