XII. Operations on the French Front--Further Fighting in the Ancre 47 XIII. Weather Conditions--Movements Around Loos 51 XIV. French Win at Verdun 53 XV. Canadians at Arras--Nivelle in Command 55 XVI. German Attacks at Verdun--Result of Six Months' Fighting 58 XVII. German Attack on Hill 304--British Surprise Attack 61 PART II.--EASTERN FRONT XVIII. The New Drive Against Lemberg 70 XIX. The Battle on the Stokhod River 76 XX. Renewed Drive Against Lemberg 81 XXI. The Fighting from Riga to Lutsk 86 XXII. Fighting in the Carpathians 90 XXIII. Winter at the Eastern Front 93 PART III.--THE BALKANS XXIV. Rumania's Military Strength 95 XXV. Hostilities Begin 96 XXVI. Bulgaria Attacks 98 XXVII. The Germans Arrive 103 XXVIII. The Rumanian Raid Across the Danube 106 XXIX. Mackensen Pressed Back 111 XXX. The Rumanians Pressed Back 113 XXXI. The Battle of the River Argechu 117 XXXII. Bucharest Falls 119 XXXIII. Sarrail's Offensive 124 XXXIV. Unrest in Greece 126 XXXV. A Greek Army Surrenders to Germany 129 XXXVI. The Serbians Advance 132 XXXVII. The Greeks on the Firing Line 134 XXXVIII. Seizure of the Greek Fleet 136 XXXIX. The Bulgarians Driven Back 138 XL. Monastir Falls 140 XLI. Greek Fights Greek 143 XLII. Fighting in the Streets of Athens 145 XLIII. The Serbians Checked 148 PART IV.--AUSTRO-ITALIAN FRONT XLIV. The Fall of Goritz 149 XLV. Fall and Winter on the Austro-Italian Front 153 XLVI. Fighting on Mountain Peaks 159 PART V.--WAR IN THE AIR AND ON THE SEA XLVII. Aeroplane Warfare 168 XLVIII. Zeppelin Raids 176