What they want to know What they ought to know What they'll have to know and what their parents, sweethearts, wives, and all Americans, will want to know, and can do to help. A practical book by an American who has been through it all. The chapters headed "Smokes" and "Thank God the Stretcher Bearers" will stand among the war classics. Here is advice, here are suggestions, overlooked in other books, that will safeguard our boys in France. G. P. PUTNAM'S SONS New York London * * * * * _IT IS THE REAL STUFF_ OVER THE TOP BY AN AMERICAN SOLDIER WHO WENT ARTHUR GUY EMPEY MACHINE GUNNER, SERVING IN FRANCE _AUTHOR OF_ "_FIRST CALL_" For a year and a half, until he fell wounded in No Man's Land, this American soldier saw more actual fighting and real warfare than any war correspondent who has written about the war. His experiences are grim, but they are thrilling and lightened by a touch of humor as original as the Soldiers Three. And they are true. _12°. 16 Illustrations and Diagrams. $1.50 net._ _By mail, $1.65_ TOGETHER WITH TOMMY'S DICTIONARY OF THE TRENCHES "_Over The Top with the Best of_ _Luck and Give Them Hell!_" _The British Soldier's War Cry, as he goes over the_ _top of the trench to the charge_ * * * * * By Bruce Bairnsfather "=A War Lord of Laughter=."--_The Literary Digest._ Fragments from France Author of "Bullets & Billets" _8°. 143 Plates. 15 Small Illustrations_ _$1.75 net. By mail, $1.90_ Captain Bruce Bairnsfather's sketches set all England chuckling, when they first appeared in the _Bystander_, and they have met with as hearty a welcome by Americans who have had the luck to see them. Greatest of all commendation, German prisoners have been known to become hilarious over these indescribable pictures of life in the trenches, and war-fed "Tommys" roar over them. Now, with their amusing captions, they have been gathered into one volume. These pictures have won in England for the author the title "The man who made the Empire laugh," and caused the _Literary Digest_ to refer to him as "A War Lord of Laughter." They are all war pictures, but calculated to take a deal of the bitterness out of war. * * * * * Bullets & Billets