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"According to plan," 243
Admirals, retired, accept commissions in R. N. R., 150
Admiralty and Zeebrugge despatches, 230
Africa, German South-West, Botha makes clean sweep in, 43
After one Year, 49
Airmen, Allied
Bombard Karlsruhe, 39
German, increased activity of, 140
Air Raids
Daylight, extend to London, 160
Public to be warned, 166
Aisne, Battle of, 5
Alarming spread of bobbing, 251
Albert, King of Belgium
Tribute to, 269
Victorious on Flanders coast, 256
Allenby, General
Advances steadily, 180
Captures Damascus, 248
Enters Jerusalem, 190
Allied Council, new, formed, 186
Allotment workers, 226
Alsace-Lorraine reunited to France, 278
Also Ran, 141
America
Enters War, 145
War of Notes, 50
American, an, interviews German Crown Prince, 114
American Troops
Enter firing line, 207
First land in France, 158
Ammunition expended round Neuve Chapelle, 32
Amundsen, Roald, prepares for trip to North Pole, 180
Ancre, British push extends to, 119
Anglia, East, air-raids in, 28
Antwerp, Fall of, 10
Anzac, British heroism at, 50
Armenia, martyrdom of, 270
Armentières, Germans break through at, 213
Armistice
Big Ben breaks silence, 272
How England took news of, 272
Signed, 265
Women ring church bells, 272
Armistice Day, 271
Army Signalling Alphabet, 139
Asquith, Mr.
Ceases to be Prime Minister, 124
Discusses new Votes of Credit, 80
Goes to Ireland, 90
Promises to purge Peerage of Enemy Dukes, 105
Recants hostility to Women's suffrage, 148
Rejected at General Election, 275
Athens, riot in, 128
"Au Revoir!" xi
Austria
Defeated by Servia, 20
Defeated on Italian front, 229
Gives in, 264
Issues Peace Note, 251
Sues for Peace, 257
Threatens Roumania, 20
Austrians driven from Belgrade, 15
Australians, valour of, 65
Bad Dream, A, 153
Baghdad, taken by British, 139
Balfour, Mr.
Appointed First Lord, 39
Returns from U.S.A., 161
Balkans, irrelevant news from, 64
Banana, return of the, 278
Bapaume
Germans take, 207
Recaptured by Allies, 242
Beatty, Admiral, German Fleet surrenders to, 272
Belgium
Opposes German invasion, 2
Resurrection of, 270
Belgrade occupied by enemy, 57
Bennett, Mr. Arnold, appointed Director of Propaganda, 262
Berlin
Bombed, 278
French flags burnt at, 290
Revolution breaks out, 264
Strikes in, suppressed, 202
Bernstorff, Count
Mendacity of, 23
Promotes strikes in U.S.A., 52
Best Smell of All, the, 234

Bethmann-Hollweg, dismissed, 164
Betrayed, 191
Big Four's secrecy, 288
Big Push, The, 103
Billing, Mr. Pemberton
Elected for Mid-Herts, 80
Offers to raid enemy aircraft bases, 86
Suspended from House of Commons, 239
Birdwood, General, 267
Birrell, Mr., apologia of, 90
Bismarck, Prince, 31
Bissing, Baron von,
Reported dead, 148
Retires from Belgium, 130
Bloaters, unprecedented price of, 194
Blücher, the, sunk by British, 24
Blume, General von, depreciates
American intervention, 168
Boat-race, Oxford and Cambridge, suspended, 30
Bobbing, Alarming spread of, 251
Bordeaux, Paris Government removed to, 5
Botha, General
Enters War, 6
Makes clean sweep in S.W. Africa, 43
Bottomley, Mr. Horatio, visits France, 185
Bravo, Belgium, 3
Brazil enters War, 158
Bread, curtailment of, 151
Brest-Litovsk
Conference, 190
Taken by enemy, 47
Treaty signed, 202
British Expeditionary Force Lands in France, 1
Brockdorff-Rantzau, Count, 290
Bruges, reoccupied by Allies, 256
Brusiloff, General
Opens new Russian offensive, 163
Successful against Austrians, 94
Brussels.
Fall of, 2
Murder of Edith Cavell at, 60
Buckmaster, Lord, appointed Lord Chancellor, 42
Bukarest, fall of, 124
Bulgaria surrenders, 248
Bulgarians smashed by Allies, 248
Bull-dog Breed, the, 11
Bungalows, Government, increase of, 120
Burns, Mr. John, re-emerges, 101
Byng, General, 267
Victory at Cambrai, 186
Byron, Lord, and Greece, 57
By special request, 211
Cabinet pool salaries, 40
Cadet battalions housed in colleges, 138
Caligny, Americans at, 222
Callousness of smart people, 184
Cambrai
Byng's victory at, 186
Recaptured by Allies, 256
Cambridge, Cadet battalions at, 254
Camouflage, new art of, 176
Caporetto, enemy break through at, 180
"Captain of Koepenick" reported dead, 212
Carson, Sir Edward
Pays tribute to Major Redmond, 161
Resigns Office, 58
Casement, Sir Roger, and German Kaiser, 24
Castlenau, General, 266
Casualties, British, 24
Cavell, Edith
Murder of, 60
Names of her principal assassins, 60
Cecil, Lord Robert, appointed Minister of Blockade, 82
Celestial Dud, the, 227
Censorship and War Correspondents, 8
Challenge, the, 75
Chamberlain, Mr. Austen, resigns office, 166
Champagne, French offensive at, 57
Chemin des Dames, Germans capture, 220
Children of Consolation, 200
Children's Peace, 17
China, food prices in, 194
Christmas
Musings, Punch's, 276
Truce and fraternisation, 20
Church bells requisitioned, 238
Churchill, Mr. Winston
Appointed Minister of Munitions, 173
Dardanelles expedition, 28
Paints landscapes, 50
Rejoins his regiment, 61
Resigns Duchy of Lancaster, 61
Retires to Duchy of Lancaster, 39
Civilian, the, and the War Office, 201
Civil Service Estimates, 286
Clemenceau, M.
Attempted assassination of, 280
Tribute to, 266
Clyde, labour troubles on the, 70
Coal Commission appointed, 284
Coalition Government
Formed, 36
Leaders' pledges, 275

Coalitionists triumph at General Election, 275
Coat that didn't come off, the, 212
Cologne, Archbishop of, and the Kaiser, 50
Combles taken by Allies, 110
Coming Army, the, 214
Commission
To inquire into Dardanelles expedition, 100
To inquire into Mesopotamian expedition, 100
"Complete accord," 228
Compulsory rationing a fact, 211
Comrades in Victory, 116
Conscientious Objectors in Non-combatant Corps, 198
Constables, special, guard King's highway, 58
Constantine, King of Greece
Abdicates, 158
Contemplates abdication, 153
Forms Cabinet of Professors, 120
Mr. Asquith's appeal to, 114
To receive £20,000 a year, 168
Treated tenderly, 128
Contemptibles, the old, 261
Corn Production Bill, 151
Coronel avenged, 15
Correspondents, Mr. Punch's, 22, 51, 64, 112
Cradock, Admiral, 12
Crank, Whip's definition of a, 225
Craonne taken by French, 152
"Credibility index," 19
Crown Prince, German
American interviews, 18
Common brigand, a, 5
Has misgivings, 148
In exile, 274
Cuba declares war on Austria, 190
Cuffley, Zeppelin brought down at, 110
Daily Mail, candour of, 73
Daily News and Punch, 225
Daily Telegraph, Lord Lansdowne's letter to, 192
Damascus, captured by Allies, 248
Dance of Death, the, 181
Danube, Serbians reach the, 257
Dardanelles Commission, 142
Dawn of Doubt, the, 129
Daylight Saving, 26
Bill passed, 88
Death Lord, the, 215
Debeney, General, 266
Praises Americans, 222
Defence of the Realm Act, 123
(De)merit, the reward of, ix
Demobilisation commences, 275
Derby, Lord
Director of Recruiting, 61
Minister of War, 163
Dernburg, Dr., his picture of German innocents, 182
Deutschland, German submarine, exploits of, 99
Devonport, Lord
Appointed Food Controller, 127
Approves new dietary for prisoners, 144
Retires as Food Controller, 163
Diary—
1914, August, 1
1914, September, 5
1914, October, 10
1914, November, 11
1914, December, 15
1915, January, 20
1915, February, 24
1915, March, 26
1915, April, 31
1915, May, 34
1915, June, 39
1915, July, 43
1915, August, 47
1915, September, 52
1915, October, 57
1915, November, 61
1915, December, 65
1916, January, 69
1916, February, 74
1916, March, 78
1916, April, 83
1916, May, 88
1916, June, 92
1916, July 97
1916, August, 102
1916, September, 109
1916, October, 112
1916, November, 118
1916, December, 124
1917, January, 128
1917, February, 134
1917, March, 139
1917, April, 145
1917, May, 151
1917, June, 158
1917, July, 163
1917, August, 168
1917, September, 174
1917, October, 180
1917, November, 186
1917, December, 190
1918, January, 195
1918, February, 202
1918, March, 207
1918, April, 213
1918, May, 220
1918, June, 226

Diary July, 236
Diary August, 242
Diary September, 248
Diary October, 256
Diary November, 264
Die Nacht am Rhein, 259
Dogger Bank, 48
German reverse off, 24
Domestic servant's philosophy, 132
Dominions, loyalty of, 268
Douai regained by Allies, 256
Drake's Way, 217
Drocourt-Quéant switchline breached by Allies, 248
Dud, the, 224
Duke, Mr., retires from Irish Chief Secretaryship, 223
Dumba, Dr., promotes strikes in U.S.A., 52
Dunraven, Lord, excuses Irishmen, 216
Dynastic Amenities, 149
Easter offering, the, 285
Economy, appeals for, 286
Editor of the Vorwärts arrested, 108
Education Bill
Second reading of, 211
Lord Haldane lectures on, 101
Ekaterinburg, Ex-Tsar and family murdered at, 238
Emden sunk by the Sydney, 12
Emmas, the two, 251
Empire, indispensable in winning War, 267
End of a perfect " Tag," 291
England
Tribute to, by New York Life, 74
War could not have been won without, 266
Enver Pasha goes to Medina, 78
Epilogue, 275
Erzerum falls to Russians, 74
Euphemists, 47
Excursionist, the, 13
Exile, the Irish, 260
"F. E." appointed Lord Chancellor, 278
Falaba, the, sunk by German submarine, 32
Falkland Islands, 48
Battle of, 15
Farmer and Farm Labourer, 253
Far-reaching effect of the Russian Push, the, 95
Ferdinand, King of Bulgaria
Abdicates, 257
Declares war on Serbia, 57
Goes to Vienna, 251
Inscrutability of, 52
Fidgety Wilhelm, the story of, xii
Fifth British Army, Germans break through, 207
Final, the, 267
Fisher, Lord, will not give explanations, 61
Fisher, Mr., eulogised, 211
Flag days, 43
Flanders coast evacuated by Germans, 256
Fleet, German, surrenders, 272
Flight that failed, 21
Flying of the Atlantic, 288
Foch, General
Appointed Generalissimo of Allied Forces, 213
Arranges Armistice, 264
Made a G.C.B., 16
Receives German envoys, 264
Tribute to, 265
Food at the Front, 206
Control, public for, 120
Production, urgency for increased, 151
Question discussed in Parliament, 204
Question in Germany, 23
Restriction, 144
Stocks increasing, 174
Ford, Mr. Henry
Offers his works to American authorities, 134
Visits Europe, 66
For Neutrals—For Natives, 71
Fort Douaumont falls, 74
Fourth of July celebrated in France, 241
France, destruction and desolation of, 145
France's Day, 236
Franchet d'Esperey, General, 266
Francis Joseph, Emperor, dies, 118
French, General
Appointed Viceroy of Ireland, 223
His "contemptible little army," 2
Relinquishes his command, 66
Responsible for Home Defence against enemy aircraft, 77
Fryatt, Captain, murder of, 105
Funchal, U-boats busy at, 196
Gaiety at military hospitals, 87
Gallipoli, 268
Allies land in, 32
Casualties in, 46
Complete evacuation of, 65, 70
Discomforts of, 42

Garibaldi still an animating force in Italy, 36
Gaul to the New Caesar, viii
Gaza taken by British, 186
Geddes, Sir Eric
Defends Admiralty, 188
First Lord, 188
General Election, 275
General Janvier, 20
Geography taught by War, 200
George, Mr. Lloyd
Appointed Minister of Munitions, 40
Defines British policy, 114
Deputed to confer with Irish leaders, 90
Expounds plan for Irish Convention, 154
Prime Minister, 124
Secretary for War, 105
Suffers in prestige, 288
Triumph of, 275
Warns peacemongers, 245
George, King of England
Abolishes German titles held by family, 162
His House to be known as Windsor,
Sets a fine example, 269
Visits Front, 16
Gerard, Mr., Reminiscences of, 170
German
"Frightfulness," 32
General Staff and set-backs, 18
Substitutes, 104
Germany
Campaign of Falsehood in, 228
Civil War in, 278
Fleet surrenders, 272
"German Truth Society" founded, 14
Great mistake of, 268
Hints to Italy, 28
Ill-treats prisoners, 83
Indulges in reprisals, 39
Jealous of Lusitania records, 34
Laments over Allied blockade, 70
Lunatics called up for service, 163
Mutiny at Kiel, 180
New Peace offensive, 228
Old, contrasted, 178
Peace overtures, 124
Signs armistice, 265
Signs peace, 290
Sinks two hospital ships, 119
Sprays British soldiers with flaming petrol, 28
Squirts boiling pitch over Russians, 28
Torpedoes Neutral merchant ships, 24
Warns Punch, 40
Ghosts at Versailles, 291
God (and the Women) our shield, 7
Goeben, disaster to the, 199
Good Hope, H.M.S., sunk, 12
Gothas, activities of, 199
Gouraud, General, 266
Governesses, English, revelations of, 23
Grandcourt, taken by British, 136
Grand Fleet, ceaseless vigil of, 48
Title, passes, 288
Grapes of Verdun, the, 85
Great incentive, a, 187
Greece
Dominated by pro-German Court, 57
Hampers Allies, 57
Territory violated by Bulgarian troops, 94
Ultimatum presented to, 114
Greenwich time applied to Ireland, 120
Grey, Sir Edward
Dissatisfied with Neutrals, 74
Statements re France and Belgium, 1
Grimsby fishermen's fight, 28
Guy Fawkes Day, no fireworks on, 123
Gwynn, Capt., undertakes to raise Irish brigade, 239
Haig, Sir Douglas
Commander-in-Chief of British Armies in France, 66
Issues a Dispatch, 158
Issues historic order, 213
Haldane, Lord
Debt to, for Territorials, 51
Lectures on Education, 101
Retires from Chancellorship, 40
Hamlet, U.S.A., 35
Hampshire, the, mined, 92
Handyman, A, 55
Hardinge Report, Lords discuss the, 100
Harvest, a successful, 252
Haunted ship, 33
Havre, Belgian Government removed to, 10
Hay, Ian, book by, 109
Healy, Mr. Tim, champions Government, 80
Heligoland Bight, 48
Naval engagement in, 2
Held! 89
Hemline, Erzberger's campaign against Chancellor, 229
Hidden Hand, the, 38

Hindenburg, Marshal von
Assumes command of Austrian troops, 104
Presented with house, 263
Retreats on Western Front, 139
Hindenburgitis, 119
Hindenburg line breached, 248
His latest, 154
Home Front, the, 22
Derby, Lord, most prominent man on, 80
Drink, a dangerous enemy, 32
Education of those on, 107
Flower-beds sacrificed, 55
Khaki weddings, 42
London Police strike, 252
Pessimists, cure for, 47
Railway Travelling, discomforts of, 184
Trials of mistresses on, 19
Hooge, British success at, 50
Home, General, 267
Hotels commandeered, 136
House of Commons
Attends church, 270
Characteristics of, 34
How to brighten the period of re-action, 287
Hunding line, 146
Hun to Hun, 236
Hyde Park used for training troops, 6
India, "lonely soldiers" in, 107
Indian troops, 16
Infectious hornpipe, the, 143
Influenza, Spanish, 241
In honour of the British Navy, 273
In reserve, 250
Inseparable, the, 177
Invasion by sea, English Press fears, 43
Ireland
Debate on, in Parliament, 117
Dominates proceedings in Parliament, 216
Exempted from Military Service Bill, 70
Greenwich time applied to, 120
Insurrection in West of, 88
Insurrectionist leaders executed, 88
Irreconcilables triumph at General Election, 275
Maxwell, Sir John, appointed to supreme command, 88
Nationalists attack Sir John Maxwell, 105
Placed under martial law, 83
Irish Convention, 154
Exile, the, 260
Harvest labourers, 260
Italy
Bainsizza plateau saved, 176
Declares war on Austria, 36
Push on the Isonzo, 104
Jaffa, British in, 186
James, Mr. Henry
Adopts British nationality, 91
Tribute to England by, 272
Jazz, outbreak of, 278
Jellicoe, Lord, retires from post of First Sea Lord, 190
Jericho captured by Allies, 202
Jerusalem captured by British, 190
Joffre, General, announces rolling back of enemy, 5
John, Mr. Augustus, paints Mr. Lloyd George's portrait, 82
Jones, Mr. Kennedy
Declares beer a food, 162
Resignation of, 174
Journalists visit the Fleet, 72
Jutland, Battle of, 92
Kaiser, German
Abdicates, 264
Absent from Francis Joseph's funeral, 128
Attila's understudy, 190
Blasphemer and Hypocrite, 5
Denies responsibility for War, 102
Disappointed with Allah, 74
Encourages war on non-combatants, 20
First War birthday, 23
Flees to Holland, 264
Foiled before Nancy, 10
Has another grandson, 32
Murderer of innocents, 23
Orders blockade of England, 24
Poses as friend of the people, 165
Pro-Socialist, 154
Punch's views on, 276
Refrains from active participation in military operations, 110
Reprimands Prince Frederick Leopold of Prussia, 108
Sorry for France, 58
Speech to Eton College Volunteers, 58
Talks of his conscience, 130
Kaiser, Ex-, saws trees, 284
Karl, Emperor of Austria's suggestion re Alsace-Lorraine, 220
Karlsruhe bombarded by Allied airmen, 39
Kerensky, appointed head of Russian Provisional Government, 176
Overthrown, 186

Keyes, Admiral, locks up German submarines, 230
Kiel, mutiny at, 264
Kipling, Mr., 58
Kitchener, Lord
Asks for more men, 36
Death of, 92
Eulogies of, 94
Gives frugal information to Lords, 20
Meets critics in Parliament, 92
Obtains 1,000,000 men, 6
Starts on the Hampshire for Russia, 92
War Minister, 1
Kluck, General von, failure of, 20
Kölnische Zeitung and Punch, 30
Kühlmann, von, fall of, 229
Kultur, the reward of, 37
Kut captured by British, 134
Labour
Demands of, 284
Real voice of, 171
Representation of, 275
Troubles, 70
Lansdowne, Lord, writes to Daily Telegraph, 192
Laon, recaptured by Allies, 256
Last Throw, the, 135
Law, Mr. Bonar
Announces air-raid reprisals, 182
Appointed Leader of the House, 126
Declares policy re indemnities, 284
Introduces Budget, 155
Made Chancellor of the Exchequer, 126
Travels to France by aeroplane, 262
Will not discuss military situation, 258
League of Nations takes shape, 288
Leinster, the, sunk by Germans, 256
Lenin
Appearance of, 152
Attempted assassination of, 251
Installed as dictator, 186
Liberators, the, 203
Lichnowsky's disclosures, 213
Liége, Fall of, 2
Lies, German campaign of, 6
Lighting Orders, enforcement of, 199
Lille regained by Allies, 256
Lissauer, Herr, decorated by Kaiser, 16
London, daylight air-raids extend to, 160
Lonely soldiers, 107
Long, Mr. Walter, his remedy for carping criticism, 65
Loos, fighting at, 57
Lord Mayor's banquet simplified, 118
Lost chief, the, 93
Lost land, a, 179
Louvain, sack of, 2
Lovelace, the modern, 70
Ludendorff resigns, 257
Lusitania, the
American victims, 34
Sinking of, 34
Luxuries, imports of, curtailed, 76
Lynch, Colonel, undertakes to raise Irish brigade, 239
MacCabean Boy Scouts, 200
MacNeill, Mr. Swift
Endeavours to purge peerage of enemy dukes, 86
Resents setting up of War Cabinet, 137
Made in Germany, 209
Mangin, General, 266
Manifesto of German artists and professors, 26
Marine, Mercantile, tribute paid to, by Parliament, 74
Marne
German push to, 220
Germans again hurled back across, 236
Mary, Queen of England, tribute to, 269
Massacres by Bolshevists, 202
Maude, General
Captures Kut, 134
Death of, 186
Maunoury, General, 266
Maurice affair, the, 225
Max, Burgomaster of Brussels, 10
Max, Prince
German Chancellor, 257
Issues pacific manifesto, 257
McKenna, Mr.
Chancellor of Exchequer, 40
Introduces Bill for raising War Loan, 40
Meatless days, 128
Men of forty-one wanted, 120
Merchant ships
Dutch, sunk by German submarine, 140
Neutral, torpedoed by German submarines, 24
Mesopotamia, tide turning in, 134
Messines Ridge captured, 158
Michaelis, Dr.
Appointed German Chancellor, 164
Dismissed, 180
Military Service Bill
Becomes law, 74
Ireland exempted from, 70

Milner, Lord, on misleading war news, 64
Minesweepers, honour due to, 28
Ministry of Munitions created, 40
Missing, 184
Mistresses, trials of, 19
Monastir
Fall of, 65, 70
Recaptured by Serbians and French, 119
Monmouth, H.M.S., sunk, 12
Mons
British reach, 264
Retreat from, 5
Monte Sabotino captured by Italians, 104
Moon our enemy, 183
Morning Hate, Prussian household having its, 27
Mort Homme, carnage at, 74
Mottoes and proverbs, 43, 128
Mule humour, 81
Müller, Captain, a chivalrous antagonist, 15
Munitions, smart people work at, 56
Museum, British, war spirit at, 31
Museums, London, closed, 76
Mutiny of sailors at Kiel, 180
Muzzling Order, 288
Namur, Fall of, 2
Narrows, the, failure to get through, 28
National Industrial Conference, 284
National Party, the new, 182
National Registration Bill, second Reading of, 46
National Thrift Campaign, 68
Navy, its efficient work, 254
Need of men, the, 193
Neuve Chapelle captured by British, 28
New Armies
Composition of, 24
Education of, 105
Training of, 232
New Conductor, the, 126
New Guinea taken by Allies, 74
New language, the, 194
Newmarket, racing stopped at, 154
Newspaper readers, "credibility index" for, 19
Nicholas, Emperor of Russia
Abdicates, 139
Generalissimo of his armies, 52
Nineteen-nineteen Model, the, 281
Northcliffe, Lord, and his correspondence, 56
Visits U.S.A., 161
North Sea, U-boats active in, 28
Novo-Georgievsk taken by enemy, 47
Noyon recaptured by Allies, 242
Officer, wounded, experiences of, 54
Officers, young, splendid record of, 268
Oil discovered in Derbyshire, 288
Old Man of the Sea, 45
Old-timer, the, 261
Omen of 1908, 34
On Earth—Peace, 16
One up! 188
On the Black List, 40
Opera by English composer produced, 225
Optimist, the, 170
Order of British Empire, 233
Orlando, Italian Statesman, 287
Ostend
Naval exploit at, 216
Regained by Allies, 256
O.T.C. and the Universities, 30
Our Man, 266
Our persevering officials, 157
"Ourselves Alone," motto of Sinn Fein, 223
Overweighted, 286
Oxford, cadet battalions at, 254
Pacificists
Dilemma of, 210
Impressed by Germany's lamentations, 70
Paris
Exodus to, 278
Peace Conference at, 278
Shelled by long-distance gun, 213
Parliament
Assembles, 280
Dissolution of, 274
Extension of life of, 105
Houses of, Stars and Stripes and Union Jack fly over, 145
Passchendaele Ridge stormed by British, 186
Peace
Signed, 290
The children's, 17
Penny Postage gone, 224
Perfect Innocence, 175
Péronne
British enter, 145
Fall of, 207
Recovered by Allies, 248
Persuading of Tino, the, 63
Pétain, hero of Verdun, 266
Piave, Italians cross the, 257
Picture galleries, London, closed, 76

Pill-boxes, German, made of British cement, 225
Pitiful pose, a, 231
Place in the moon, a, 183
Place of Arms, a, 155
Plain duty, a, 137
Plumer, General
Stands firm on the Piave, 186
Victorious in Flanders, 256
Poison gas, Germans use, 32
Police, London, strike, 252
Political truce, 42
Politician who addressed the troops, the, 219
Pommern, the, sunk by British, 43
Portugal enters War, 78
Posters
And Publicity, 38
And War Loans, 50
Newspaper, absence of, 149
Press
Bureau, 46
Campaign against Mr. Asquith, 126
German, humours of, 47
Prince of Wales
Relief Fund, 4
Takes his seat, 204
Prinkipo, proposed conference at, 282
Prisoner, British, sentenced for calling Germans "Huns," 189
Prisoners
German, arrive in Ireland, 11
German offer re, 120
Propaganda, German, in United States, 26
Prophecy
An old Arab, 202
Punch's, re Kaiser, 195
Proportional Representation rejected, 225
Punch's
Cartoons and the Kölnische Zeitung, 30
Correspondents, 64, 152
Queen Elizabeth, H.M.S., attacks in Dardanelles, 28
Queries, futile, to wounded soldiers, 23
Queues
Disappear, 232
For various commodities, 205
"Queue War," 198
Rabbit, the elusive, 198
Raids by sea, 43
Rasputin, sinister figure of, 139
Rationing, compulsory, 189, 211
Rawlinson, General, 267
Realisation, 59
Reconstruction, 279
Recruit who took to it kindly, 133
Recruiting, posters to aid, 38
Redmond, Major William
Falls in Flanders, 160
Makes thrilling speech, 127
Tribute to, in Commons, 160
Redmond, Mr. John, death of, 210
Reichstag not blind to facts, 180
Rejuvenating effect of Zeppelins, 113
Reprisals on German cities advocated, 163
Repudiation, the, 84
Return of the Mock Turtle-Dove, 125
Reunited, 277
Reventlow, Count, and the Kaiser, 146
Reward of Kultur, the, 37
Rheims Cathedral bombarded, 8
Rhine, British Army's watch on the, 278
Rhondda, Lord
Appointed Food Controller, 163
Death of, 240
Richter, Dr. Hans, clamours for British extinction, 26
Riga, Gulf of, German defeat in, 50
Riga occupied by Germans, 174
Rivers, French, find their voices, 242
Roberts, Mr., Minister of Labour, 263
Roberts, Lord
Death of, 12
Germans pay tribute to, 12
His reticence, 6
Robertson, Sir William
Accepts Eastern Command at home, 204
Appointed Chief of Staff, 66
Displaced, 204
Robinson, Lieutenant, brings down Zeppelin, 110
Roosevelt, Mr., invents new invective, 69
Roumania joins Allies, 104
Royal Family, British, fine example of, 269
Royal Flying Corps, 62
Great losses of, 140
Running amok, 25
Rupprecht, Crown Prince, entertains journalists, 38
Russia
Army retreats, 42
Bolshevist coup d'état, 186
Bolshevist régime stained with massacres, 202
Collapses, 168
Dark hour of, 169
Débâcle in, 270
End of Tsardom, 139
Ex-Tsar and family shot, 238

Provisional Government dissolved, 175
Recovering herself, 174
Republic proclaimed, 175
Russian Army said to have passed through England, 8
Saint-Quentin recaptured by Allies, 256
St. James's Park, lake in, drained, 30
St. Mihiel salient flattened out by Americans, 248
Salonika
Allies land at, 57
Front, 136
Triumphant advance by Allies on, 248
Saluting abolished in Russian Army, 152
Sands run out, the, 263
San Gabriele, Italian success at, 176
Santa Klaus, Punch welcomes, 195
Scapa Flow, German Fleet surrenders at, 272
Germans scuttle their warships at, 290
Scarborough bombarded, 15
Scott, Admiral Percy
Expert adviser to Lord French, 77
Scrapper scrapped, the, 165
Secret
Diplomacy, 205
Session, 120
Sedan, American Army reaches, 264
Serbia
Austrians and Germans invade, 57
Liberation of, 270
Overrun, 70
Servant
Domestic, problem, 132
Officer's description of, 131
Sevastopol, Germans Teach, 222
Shaw, Mr. Bernard
Colossal arch-super-egotist, 144
Visits Front, 138
Shirkers' War News, 22
Shortt, Mr., appointed Chief Secretary for Ireland, 223
Siegfried line, 146
Sinn Fein
Creed of, 223
Excesses, 182
Plays at war, 280
Smart people, callousness of, 184
Smith-Dorrien, General, at Le Gateau, 2
Smuts, General, commands in East Africa, 74
Soissons, Germans capture, 220
Soldier and civilian, 257
Soldiers, British
Cannot imitate Hun, 287
Ordeal on Western Front, 229
Tribute to, 208
Solid, xiv.
Some bird, 41
Somme
Battle of the, commences, 97
Guns heard in England, 97
Results of Battle of the, 98
"Song of Plenty," 229
South-West Africa
German, gives in to Allies, 74
Germans poison wells in, 32
Spanish influenza, 241
Speaker of House of Commons re-elected, 280
Spee, Admiral von, goes down with his squadron, 15
Spies, German, 2
Spurlos versenkt, 174
Spy-hunting in East Anglia, 30
Spy play, emergence of, 38
Storm driven, 249
Strain on the affections, 121
Strasbourg, 276
Strauss, Herr, does not sign German artists' manifesto, 26
Study of Prussian household having its Morning Hate, 27
Sturdee, Admiral, 15
Submarine frightfulness, the new, commences, 78
Submarines, British, in the Baltic, 50
Submarines, German
Cornered, 174
Grimby's fight against, 28
Locked up, 230
Torpedo British battleships, 10
Suffragists' cause triumphs, 198
Suits, standard, 212
Sumner, Lord, on Houses of Parliament, 77
Sunlight-loser, the, 115
Suvla Bay, British heroism at, 50
Sweden assists German Secret Service, 174
Sweepers of the sea, 109, 111
Swooping from the West, 147
Tanks, coming of the, 110
Tannenberg, Russian repulse at, 2
Tares, the Sower of, xiii.
T.B.D., 14
Territorials
Doing great work in India, 51
Efficiency and keenness of, 10
Mobilised, 6
Teutons, panegyric of, in Die Welt, 38
Thiepval taken by Allies, 110

Threatened Peace Offensive, 221
Thrift campaign, 50
Tirpitz, Grand Admiral, dismissed, 82
Tisza, Count, admits defeat, 257
To all at home, 197
Tommy, British
Needs no vocabulary, 69
Philosophy of, 66
To the Glory of France, 79
Townshend, General
Besieged in Kut, 70
Heroism of his force, 65
Tramcar humour, 55
Tramps disappear from England, 101
Transitional period, 274
Trawlers, honour due to, 28
Trenchard, General, retires from Air Staff, 218
Trenches, sportsmanship of, 38
Trench warfare commences, 10
Trials of a camouflage officer, 176
Trotsky released from internment, 167
Tsing-tau, Japanese take, 12
Tuber's repartee, the, 164
Turkey
Appeals to Berlin for funds, 199
Defeated in Caucasus, 20
Defeated on Suez Canal, 24
Enters war, 12
Granted armistice, 257
Two Germanies, the, 5
"Two heads with but a single thought," 98
U-boat interned at Cadiz, 180
U-boats
Appear off U.S.A., 116
Sir E. Geddes's diagram re, 211
Ulstermen and Conscription, 198
Unauthorised flirtation, an, 67
Unconquerable, 9
Unemployment dole, 288
United States
Accused of stealing cypher key, 175
German propaganda in, 26
Issues warning Note on neutral trading, 20
No peace with Hohenzollerns, 175
Unsinkable Tirp., the, 53
V.A.D., tributes to, 171
Venizelos, M., resumes power, 42
Verdun
Germans closing in on, 83
Struggle around, begins, 74
Triumph of French at, 128
Versailles
Conference, 204, 264
Council, foresight of, 218
Peace signed at, 290
Very much up, 237
Victory! 265
Vienna, peace kite-flying at, 66
Villager, English, and prospects of invasion, 18
Vimy Ridge, Canadians capture, 145
Volunteers, training of, 38
Von Pot and von Kettle, 244
Wales, South
Miners' strike, 46
Provides recruits, 46
Wanted—a St. Patrick, 90
War
Anniversaries of, 47, 102, 168, 242
Cabinet, Mr. Henderson resigns from, 173
Changes wrought by, 252
Conference of the Empire called, 128
Daily cost of, 126
Loans, 12, 40
News, the shirkers', 22
Pictures, 240
Propaganda, need for a, at home, 117
Teaching geography, 200
Vocabulary, 55
Ward, Colonel, defends Compulsory Service Bill, 69
Warsaw, Russians lose, 47
Waterloo Campaign and Great War, 24
Wayside Calvary, the, 48
Weddings, khaki, 42
Well done, the New Army, 99
Wemyss, Sir Rosslyn, on R.N. and mercantile marine, 239
Whigs and Tories, strife between, revived, 82
Whitby bombarded, 15
Wilhelm I.'s message to wife, 23
Wilhelmshaven indefinitely closed, 92
William o' the Wisp, 29
Wilson, General, appointed Chief of Imperial Staff, 204
Wilson, President
And the Lusitania, 36
Declines to be rushed, 52
Forbearance of, 74
His Fourteen Points, 258
Last Note to Germany, 264
Launches a new phrase, 130
Wittenberg, ill-treatment of prisoners at, 83
Wolff, mendacity of, 23

Woman Power, 226
Woman
Belgian, used as a screen, 5
Driving vans, 30
Gardeners, 55
Licensed as taxi-drivers, 139
Obtain the Vote, 198
Opportunities taken by, 95
Punch delighted at their varied work, 96
Undertake men's work, 6
War and poetry, 247
Word of ill-omen, a, 159
Wotan line, 146
Breached, 250
Wounded, return of, to England, 54
Ypres
Germans repulsed at, 36
Germans stopped at, 11
Second battle of, 32
Third battle of, commences, 163
Zeebrugge, naval exploit at, 216
Zeppelin, Count, swears to destroy London, 114
Zeppelins
French bag several, 184
One brought down at Cuffley, 110
Plague of, stayed, 110
Raid encourages emulation, 87

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