align="left">CHRONOLOGY OF THE WAR

793 THE MEN OF THE EMDEN (Poem) 816 By Thomas R. Ybarra

NUMBER V.

THE NEW RUSSIA SPEAKS

AN APPEAL BY RUSSIAN AUTHORS, ARTISTS AND ACTORS 817 With Their Signatures RUSSIA IN LITERATURE 819 By British Men of Letters RUSSIA AND EUROPE'S WAR 821 By Paul Vinogradoff RUSSIAN APPEAL FOR THE POLES 825 By A. Konovalov of the Russian Duma I AM FOR PEACE (Poem) 826 By Lurana Sheldon UNITED RUSSIA 827 By Peter Struve PRINCE TRUBETSKOI'S APPEAL TO RUSSIANS 830 To Help the Polish Victims of War HOW PROHIBITION CAME TO RUSSIA 831 An Interview with the Reformer Tchelisheff INFLUENCE OF THE WAR UPON RUSSIAN INDUSTRY 834 By the Russian Ministry of Commerce DECLARATION OF THE RUSSIAN INDUSTRIAL INTERESTS 835 A RUSSIAN FINANCIAL AUTHORITY ON THE WAR 836 By Prof. Migoulin PROPOSED INTERNAL LOANS OF RUSSIA 837 (Prof. Migoulin's Plan) HOW RUSSIAN MANUFACTURERS FEEL 838 Digested from Russkia Vedomosti NEW SOURCES OF REVENUE NEEDED 839 By A. Sokolov OUR RUSSIAN ALLY 840 By Sir Donald Mackenzie Wallace CONFISCATION OF GERMAN PATENTS 849 By the Russian Ministry of Commerce A RUSSIAN INCOME TAX 850 Proposed by the Ministry of Finance TOOLS OF THE RUSSIAN JUGGERNAUT 851 By M.J. Bonn FATE OF THE JEWS IN POLAND 854 By Georg Brandes COMMERCIAL TREATIES AFTER THE WAR 863 By P. Maslov PHOTOGRAPHIC REVIEW OF THE WAR 865 48 War Pictures Printed in Rotogravure PATRIOTISM AND ENDURANCE 913 The Pastoral Letter of Cardinal D.J. Mercier, Archbishop of Malines APPEAL TO AMERICA FOR BELGIUM (Poem) 924 By Thomas Hardy WITH THE GERMAN ARMY 925 By Cyril Brown STORY OF THE MAN WHO FIRED ON RHEIMS CATHEDRAL 928 RICHARD HARDING DAVIS'S COMMENT 931 THE GERMAN AIRMEN 932 GERMAN GENERALS TALK OF THE WAR 934 SWIFT REVERSAL TO BARBARISM 939 By Vance Thompson CIVIL LIFE IN BERLIN 943 From The London Times BELGIAN BOY TELLS STORY OF AERSCHOT 945 From The New York Times THE NEUTRALS (Poem) 948 By Beatrice Barry FIFTEEN MINUTES ON THE YSER 949 From The New York Times SEEING NIEUPORT UNDER SHELL FIRE 951 From The New York Times RAID ON SCARBOROUGH SEEN FROM A WINDOW 954 By Ruth Kauffmann HOW THE BARONESS HID HER HUSBAND ON A VESSEL 956 From The New York Times WARSAW SWAMPED WITH REFUGEES 957 By H.W. Bodkinson AFTER THE RUSSIAN ADVANCE IN GALICIA 958 From The London Times OFFICER IN BATTLE HAD LITTLE FEELING 959 By The Associated Press THE BATTLE OF NEW YEAR'S DAY 961 By Perceval Gibbon BASS'S STORY 963 From The New York Times THE WASTE OF GERMAN LIVES 964 By Perceval Gibbon THE FLIGHT INTO SWITZERLAND 966 By Ethel Therese Hugh ONCE FAIR BELGRADE IS A SKELETON CITY 969 From The New York Times LETTERS AND DIARIES 971 A Group of Soldiers' Letters "CHANT OF HATE AGAINST ENGLAND" 984 How Ernst Lissauer's Lines were "Sung to Pieces" in Germany ANSWERING THE "CHANT OF HATE" 988 By Beatrice M. Barry ENGLAND CAUSED THE WAR 989 By T. von Bethmann-Hollweg, German Imperial Chancellor A SONG OF THE SIEGE GUN (Poem) 992 By Katharine Drayton Mayrant Simons, Jr. WHY ENGLAND FIGHTS GERMANY 993 By Hilaire Belloc AT THE VILLA ACHILLEION, CORFU (Poem) 999 By H.T. Sudduth