TRENCH MUD—_John J. Curtin, Sgt., Inf._ 54 I LOVE CORNED BEEF—_A. P. B._ 56 A CHAPLAIN’S PRAYER—_Thomas F. Coakley, Lt., Chaplain_ 59 BILLETS 60 THE MULE SKINNERS—_William Bradford, 2nd Lt., A.G.D._ 63 THE OLD OVERSEAS CAP—_Fairfax D. Downey, 1st Lt., F.A._ 65 HOGGIN’ IT—_Med. Mique_ 67 THE MAN—_H. T. S._ 69 SONG OF THE GUNS—_Grantland Rice, 1st Lt., F.A._ 70 THROUGH THE WHEAT 72 ALLIES—_Merritt Y. Hughes, Pvt., Inf._ 74 TO BUDDY—_Howard J. Green, Corp., Inf._ 76 THE WOOD CALLED ROUGE-BOUQUET—_Joyce Kilmer, Sgt., Inf. Killed in action, July 30, 1918_ 78 GOOD-BYE 81 THE FIELDS OF THE MARNE—_Frank Carbaugh, Sgt., Inf. (Written while lying wounded in hospital; died, August, 1918)_ 83 A NURSE’S PRAYER—_Thomas F. Coakley, Lt., Chaplain_ 85 LINES ON LEAVING A LITTLE TOWN WHERE WE RESTED—_Russell Lord, Corp., F.A._ 86 POPPIES—_Joseph Mills Hanson, Capt., F.A._ 87 POILU—_Steuart M. Emery, Pvt., M.P._ 89 AS THINGS ARE 91 THE GIRL OF GIRLS—_Howard A. Herty, Corp., 1st Army Hq._ 92 THE LITTLE DREAMS—_Joseph Mills Hanson, Capt., F.A._ 94 THE R.T.O.—_A. P. Bowen, Sgt., R.T.O._ 98 THE MACHINE GUN—_Albert Jay Cook, Corp., M.G. Bn._ 100 OUR DEAD 102 EVERYBODY’S FRIEND—_Frederick W. Kurth, Sgt., M.T.D._ 103 THE STEVEDORE—_C. C. Shanfelter, Sgt., S.C._ 105 BLACK AND WHITE—_Harv._ 108 THE OL’ CAMPAIGN HAT 111 WHEN THE GENERAL CAME TO TOWN—_Vance C. Criss, Corp., Engrs._ 113 SEICHEPREY—_J. M. H._ 116 BEFORE A DRIVE—_Charles Lyn Fox, Inf._ 117 PRIVATE JONES, A. E. F.—_William I. Engle, Pvt., Inf._ 119 “HOMMES 40, CHEVAUX 8” 121 THE BUGLER—_Lin Davies, Pvt._ 123 THE RETURN OF THE REFUGEES—_Frederick W. Kurth, Sgt., M.T.D._ 124 AS THE TRUCKS GO ROLLIN’ BY—_L. W. Suckert, 1st Lt., A.S._ 126