XLVIII. Cantigny 373 XLIX. Around Château-Thierry 376 L. A Drive by the Marines 381 LI. Belleau Wood 387 LII. Their Presence Felt 393 LIII. Vaux and Hamel 396 LIV. Across the Marne and Back 400 LV. Forward with Foch 406 LVI. Fighting Through Forests 409 LVII. Sergy and Seringes 413 PART X.--RUSSIA LVIII. The Peace Without Treaty 417 LIX. The Germans Renew Hostilities with Russia 422 LX. The Peace Treaty That Was Signed 426 LXI. Continued German Aggression 429 LXII. Japanese Take Action in the East 432 LXIII. German Policy of Aggression 437 LXIV. Germany's Appeal to Class Hatred 439 LXV. Assassination of the German Ambassador 442 LXVI. The March of the Czecho-Slovaks Through Siberia 444 LXVII. Execution of ex-Czar Nicholas 447 PART XL--AUSTRO-ITALIAN CAMPAIGN LXVIII. Italy Revives 450 PART XII.--THE WAR ON THE SEA LXIX. Naval Warfare 460 PART XIII.--THE WAR IN THE AIR LXX. Bombing and Reconnoissance 475 PRONOUNCING VOCABULARY 489 INDEX 501 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS Marshal Ferdinand Foch, Generalissimo of the Armies of the Allies _Colored Frontispiece_ Opposite Page The French Victory at Fort Malmaison 46 General Diaz with French and Italian Officers 206 The Surrender of Jerusalem 222 Marshal Foch, King George, Field Marshal Haig, Generals Pétain, Fayolle, Debeney, and Rawlinson 286 American Soldiers Storming Cantigny 366 Château-Thierry with American Soldiers on Guard 398 The Cruiser "Brooklyn" in the Harbor of Vladivostok 446 The Cruiser "Vindictive" After the Fight at Zeebrugge 462 LIST OF MAPS Page