ENGLAND:-- Achievements 1914-1918 reviewed by Premier Lloyd George, 505. Anniversary of the war, Fourth, 529. Army, Irish volunteers, 1914-1917, 8. Drunkenness reduced in, 3. Finances, new vote of credit given, 8; war pensions, 203. "France's Tribute to Great Britain," 77. Germany, Relations with, Lord Haldane's official report of his conciliatory mission prior to the war, 166; Prince Lichnowsky's memorandum, 162; "England and the War's Causes;" Prince Lichnowsky's memorandum, 162; Lord Haldane's report of his conciliatory mission of 1912, 166; British official statement issued in 1915, 169. _Exchanging Thousands of Prisoners_, 94. F FERDINAND, (King) of Rumania, accepts terms of treaty of Bucharest, 321. _Final Phases of the War_, 301. FINANCES, public debts of chief belligerent powers, 277. _See also under names of countries._ FINLAND, proposed constitution, 265; German influence, 264. _See also_ PROGRESS of the War, 53. _Flame Throwers_, 397. FOCH, (Gen.) Ferdinand, receives Marshal's baton, 382; his use of cavalry, 387. FOODSTUFFS:-- Belgium, "Saving Belgium from Starvation," 521. Canada's contribution, 307. England, 7. Ireland's food shipments to England, 90. United States, "How America Has Fed the Allies," 450. United States assistance to Allies, 387. FOURTH of July, worldwide celebration, 335; "The World's Independence Day," 342; addresses and papers, Cherioux Adolphe, 541; Churchill, Winston Spencer, 535; London Times editor, 538; London Telegraph editor, 539; Dubost, Anthonin, 543; address and papers, Deschanel, Paul, 543. FRANCE-- Premier Clemenceau receives vote of confidence, 149; Bastile Day greeting received from Pres. Wilson, 245; "Reconstructing the Life of France," 286; "Alsace-Lorraine: Its Relation to France," 308. _See also_ CAMPAIGN in Western Europe. _Fraternity of English and French_, 533. _French Armies at Close Range_, 414. G GALEAZZI, (Prof.) Riccardo, "Rebuilding Disabled Soldiers," 101. GALSWORTHY, John, "The Soldier Speaks," (poem), 79. GAS Warfare, sneezing powder in gas attacks, 102; "Poison Gas in Warfare," 291; gas masks for horses. 290; U-boat makes mustard gas attack off North Carolina, 448. GASES, asphyxiating and poisonous, _see_ GAS Warfare. GEORGE V., (King of England,) reviews American troops in London, 69; Paris renames street in honor of, 204; attends fourth anniversary of the war ceremonies at St. Margaret's, Westminster, 529; congratulatory address on occasion of silver wedding delivered by Premier Lloyd George, and H. H. Asquith, 532, 248. _German Aims and Servile States_, 313. _German Official View of the Americans_, 243. _Germany and Great Britain in 1912_, 166.