_Contents_: A brief introduction reviewing the policy of the United States with reference to the Monroe Doctrine, freedom of the seas, and international arbitration, developments of our policy reviewed and explained from August, 1914, to April, 1917; Appendix: the President's address to the Senate January 22, 1917, his war message to Congress April 2, 1917, his Flag Day address at Washington, June 14, 1917. 32 pages. (Translations: German, Polish, Bohemian, Italian, Spanish, Swedish, Portuguese. 48 pages.) NOTE.--For Numbers 2, 3 and 7 described below, a contribution is required as noted. All other booklets are free. 2. National Service Handbook. (Price, 15 cents) (A reference work for libraries, schools, clubs and other organizations.) _Contents_: Description of all civic and military organizations directly or indirectly connected with war work, pointing out how and where every individual can help. Maps, Army and Navy Insignia, diagrams. 246 Pages. 3. The Battle Line of Democracy. (Price, 15 cents) _Contents_: The best collection of patriotic prose and poetry. Authors and statesmen of America and all the countries now associated with us in the war have expressed the highest aspirations of their people. 134 Pages. (Price 15 cents.) 4. President's Flag Day Speech with Evidence of Germany's Plans. _Contents_: The President's speech with the facts to which he alludes explained by carefully selected notes giving the proofs of German purposes and intrigues. THESE NOTES PRESENT AN OVERWHELMING ARSENAL OF FACTS, all gathered from original sources. 32 Pages. 5. Conquest and Kultur. _Contents_: A brief introduction outlining German war aims and showing how the proofs were gathered; followed by quotations from German writers revealing the plans and purposes of Pan Germany, one chapter being devoted entirely to the German attitude toward America. The quotations are printed with title or no comment, THE EVIDENCE PILING UP PAGE AFTER PAGE, CHAPTER AFTER CHAPTER. 160 Pages.