X. The Austro-Italian Front 96 PART IV.--THE GREAT WAR'S END XI. The Internal Collapse of Germany 106 XII. The Liberation of the Holy Land--Mesopotamian Campaign 113 XIII. Collapse of Austria 123 XIV. The Surrender of Turkey 135 XV. Austria-Hungary and Germany surrender--"The War Thus Comes to an End," President Wilson to Congress--The President Sails for France 137 PART V.--VICTORY ON THE SEA XVI. Naval Exploits of the Allies--Submarines 142 XVII. Surrender of the German Fleet 147 PART VI.--THE AMERICAN ARMY IN FRANCE XVIII. American Achievements on the Western Front, by Frederick Palmer (Late Lieutenant Colonel, U. S. R.) 151 PART VII.--THE PEACE CONFERENCE AT PARIS XIX. First Session of Peace Congress--Clemenceau, Permanent Chairman--President Wilson's Address--The League of Nations Covenant Completed 198 XX. The Covenant and Draft of the Constitution of the League of Nations--President Wilson's Speech in Support; He Returns to America--The United States Senate Criticizes League Document 208 XXI. Revised Covenant of the League of Nations--The Treaty of Peace 221 THE STORY OF CANADA IN THE GREAT WAR Introduction by Lieutenant Colonel John A. Cooper (Late Commander of the 198th Battalion, Canadian Buffs) 249 PART I.--PREPARATION FOR WAR I. Canada Before the War 259 II. Building a War Machine 264 III. Departure of First Contingent 267 IV. The Steady Stream of Recruits 270 V. The Conscription Act 272 VI. The "Princess Pat" Regiment 285 VII. Canada's Huge Forestry Corps 287 VIII. The Canadian Railway Corps 291 IX. Other Branches of the Service 295 X. Administration of Canada's War Establishment 302 PART II.--CANADA AT THE FRONT XI. The Canadians in Flanders--Neuve Chapelle--Their Brave Part in the Second Battle of Ypres--The Princess Patricias 303 XII. Battle of Festubert--The Canadians Fight for the Orchard--Valor of the Second Brigade and Fourth Battalion--Givenchy 322