Chapter D: Damp Humor of the Night Watch, 1206

DANKL, (Gen.), 959.

DARDANELLES, Strait of, 1027, 1031.

DARRAIL, (Gen.), 1172.

DAVIS, R.H., on Rheims Cathedral, 932.

_Dawn of a New Day_, 678.

DAWNAY, (Maj.) Hugh, 649.

DECLARATION of London, 1182.

_Declaration of the Russian Industrial Interests_, 835.

DEFENDER, 973.

_Defense of the Dual Alliance_, 438.

DELCASSE, T., letter denying use of dumdum bullets by French, 376.

DERNBURG, (Dr.) Bernhard, on German review of the evidence, 229;
reply to letter by Dr. C.W. Eliot, 487;
"The Case of Belgium," 1101.

D'ESPEREY, (Gen.) Franchet, 652.

DETENTION Camps, _see_ PRISON Camps.

_Diary of Lydia Evans_, 981.

D'IBERVILLE, 1211.

DIECKMANN, (Maj.), 1118.

DISARMAMENT, 50, 97, 223.

DIXMUDE, Battle of, 712, 715.

DOUMIC, René, "The Soldier of 1914," 156.

DOYLE, (Sir) A.C., "To Arms!" 132;
on British militarism, 140.

DUBAIL, (Gen.), 1173.

DUCARME, (Maj. Gen.), 1104, 1105.

DUMDUM Bullets, sale by Amer. firms, 1179.
_See also_ ATROCITIES.

DURYEE, (Mrs.) Nina Larrey, appeal for aid for Belgians, 776.

E

ECOB, J.H., on the German Emperor, 510.

ECONOMIC Aspects of War, discussed by F.H. Giddings, 526;
article by Prof. I. Fisher, 594;
article by R.G. Usher, 600.

_Effects of War in Four Countries_, 765.

_Effects of War on America_, 600.

EGYPT, Sultan, _see_ HUSSEIN KAMEL.

ELIOT, (Dr.) C.W., criticism, 182;
letters, 465, 473-506.

EMDEN, poem, 816;
at Penang, 1211.

_Emden's Last Fight_, 758.

EMMICH, (Gen.) von, 935.

ENGLAND:--
Agreement with France, 239.
Army, views of G.B. Shaw, 31, 32, 34;
H.G. Wells on need of equipment, 91;
recruits, 106, 132, 299, 304, 306, 312-333;
reports of officers, 619.
Conditions described by I.S. Cobb, 765;
interview with F.H. Smith, 772.
Declaration of war upon Turkey, 1035.
Foreign Office, 13, 19, 28, 30, 61.
Invasion by Germans, 89, 92.
Labor problem, 49.
Labor Party, 31, 33, 36.
Navy, 311, 332.
Overtures to Bulgaria, 1031.
Russian Alliance, 81, 103, 107, 203, 207, 223.
Ultimatum to Germany, 291.
War Office, 34.
"White Paper," 19, 61, 228, 413, 431-448, 548.
_See also_ BELGO-BRITISH Plot.

_England Caused the War_, 989.

_English Artists' Protests_, 130.

_Entrance of France Into War_, 350.

EPIRUS, 1052, 1065.

ESCAILLE, de l', 237.

ESCHENBACH, (Councilor,) 986.

ESSAD Pasha, 1063.

ESTOURNELLES DE CONSTANT, (Baron) d', letters, 146.

EUCKEN, (Dr.) Rudolf, defense of Germany, 534.

EULENBERG, Herbert, letter, 80.

EUROPEAN Federation, _see_ UNITED States of Europe.

EVANS, Lydia, diary, 981.

_Exit Albania?_ 1062.

"EYEWITNESS," reports, 650.

F

"_Facts About Belgium_," 365.

_Fall of Antwerp_, 682.

_Fate of the Jews in Poland_, 854.

FAY, Frances C., translation of "La Cathedrale," 472.

FERDINAND, King of Rumania, 1057.

FERDINAND, Tsar of Bulgaria, speech from the throne, 1044.

FERGUSSON, (Sir) Charles, 641.

FERRIMAN, Z.D., on Serbians' re-entry into Belgrade, 969.

FICHTE, J.G., 162.

FIELDING, (Lady) Dorothie, 1714.

_Fifteen Minutes on the Yser_, 949.

_Fight to the Bitter End_, 451.

FILIPESCU, N., on Rumanians in Hungary, 1061.

_First Fight at Lodz_, 740.

_First German Prisoners_, 974.

_First Invasion of Serbia_, 742.

_First Warnings of Europe's Peril_, 276.

FISHER, Irving, on probable economic effects of the war, 594.

FITZ CLARENCE, (Brig. Gen.), 649;
tribute from Sir J. French, 649.

FLANDERS, Fighting in, 646, 1167.

_Flaws in Shaw's Logic_, 65.

FLEXNER, Hortense, poem, 612.

_Flight Into Switzerland_, 966.

FOCH, (Gen.), 647.

FOSBENDER, (Gen.) von, 1148.

_Four Months of War_, 1169.

_Fourth of August_, 87.

FOWLER, (Col.) J.S., 645.

FOX, Frank, 685, 686.

FRANCE:--
Army, 156.
Capital moved, 357.
General conditions, 146, 765, 767, 770, 772, 982.
Invasion of Germany, 221, 261, 264.
Treatment of resident German and Austrian citizens, 268.
Vital energies of, 152.

_France and England as Seen in War-Time_, 772.

_France Through English Eyes_, 153.
_See also_ CAMPAIGN in Western Europe.

FRANCIS JOSEPH, Emperor of Austria, 225, 226.

FRANCKE, (Prof.) Kuno, reply to letter by Dr. C.W. Eliot, 478;
"French Hate and English Jealousy," 554.

FRANCO-PRUSSIAN War, 13, 69.

FREDERICK WILLIAM, _see_ GERMANY--Crown Prince.

FRENCH, (Sir) John, tributes, 304, 306;
reports, 619;
order to troops, 654;
arrival in Paris, 768.

FRENCH, W.E.P., poem, 458.

_French Amenities_, 1220.

_French Hate and English Jealousy_, 555.

_French Official Report on German Atrocities_, 1132.

"_From the Body of This Death_," 1119.

FRONDE, 1211.

FULDA, Ludwig, 180.

G

GADKE, (Col.), 141.

GALICIA, 958.

GALLIENI, (Gen.), 702.

GALSWORTHY, John, "A 'Credo' for Keeping Faith," 102;
poem, 1126.

GEBWEILER, 738.

GEIER (S.S.), 1181.

GEORGE V., King of England, messages and addresses, 294, 298, 307, 1035;
visit to troops, 1035.

GERARD, (Ambassador) J.W., report on peace talk in Germany, 273.

_German Airmen_, 932.

_German Attack on Tahiti_, 748.

_German Declarations_, 534.

_German Entry Into Brussels_, 679.

_German Generals Talk of the War_, 934.

_German Review of the Evidence_, 228.

_German Religion of Duty_, 170.

GERMAN Samoa, 749.

_German Story of the Heligoland Fight_, 754.

GERMAN-AMERICANS, 578.

GERMANS, criticisms of, 93, 95, 124, 170.

_Germans as Seen from a Convent_, 981.

GERMANY:--
Address to Americans, 533.
Army, criticisms, 93, 95, 141;
mobilization, 252;
strength, 255;
officers, 256;
reports of correspondents, 718, 731, 925-934;
prisoners, 974;
commanders' proclamations, 1116.
Crown Prince's message to America, 1187.
Empress's appeal to German women, 211;
birthday celebration, 722.
General conditions, 765, 943.
Navy, 134, 215, 217, 254, 256.
Reichstag, 250.
South African intrigues, 127, 133, 214.
Treatment of resident citizens of hostile nations, 267.
White Book, 189, 413, 431-448.
_See also_ CAMPAIGN in Western Europe.

_Germany and World Empire_, 493.

_Germany of the Future_, 606.

_Germany the Aggressor_, 608.

_Germany vs. Belgium_, 1102.

_Germany's Civilized Barbarism_, 160.

_Germany's Strategic Railways_, 1000.

GIBBONS, Perceval, dispatches, 777, 961, 964, 1207.

GIBBS, Philip, dispatches, 691, 704, 714, 729.

GIDDINGS, F.H., "Possible Profits from War," 526.

GILDER, J.B., poem, 501.

GLADSTONE, W.E., 287, 317, 448.

GLEESON, 714.

_Glory of War_, 1004.

GOLTZ, (Baron) von der, 1118.

GOSCHEN, (Sir) E., 230-238.

GOUGH, (Maj. Gen.) H. de La P., 645.

GRADOW, Battle of, 965.

GRAHAM, Cunninghame, criticism of G.B. Shaw, 65.

GRANT, Lawrence, criticism of G.B. Shaw, 74.

GRAY Book, _see under_ BELGIUM.

_Great Britain's Mobilization_, 294.

_Grecian Neutrality Defined_, 1050.

_Greco-Rumanian Friendship_, 1053.

GREECE, 1050.
_See also_ BALKAN States.

GREEN, Horace, 686.

GRIENDL, (Baron,) 1102, 1104, 1108.

GREY, (Sir) Edward, criticisms, 13, 18, 19, 61, 67, 232-243;
appeal for national unity, 276;
letters, speeches, &c., 277, 279, 281, 290, 314, 355, 1111, 1120, 1188.

GRIVEGNEE, 1116.

GUESDE, Jules, 396, 398.

GUYOT, YVES, reply to German professors, 194.

H

HAASE, Hugo, speeches, 401.

HAECKEL, (Prof.) Ernst, criticisms, 123, 525;
defense of Germany, 534.

HAENISCH, (Gen.) von, 938.

HAESELER, (Gen.) von, 722.

HAGGARD, (Capt.) Mark, 128.

HAGGARD, H.R., "South Africa's Boers and Britons," 126.

HAIG, (Lieut. Gen. Sir) Douglas, 620, 637, 639, 641, 645, 648, 649.

_Hail!_ (Hymn to Belgium), 1126.

HAPSBURG Family, 138.

_Hard Blows, Not Hard Words_, 103.

HARDIE, Kier, on British Socialists and the war; questions Sir E. Grey, 409.

HARDY, Thomas, poem, 924.

HARNACK, (Prof.) Adolf von, criticism, 123;
address to Americans in Germany, 198-203.

HARRISON, Frederic, "Concerning the German Professors," 192.

HASKINS, H.S., poem, 1166.

HAUPTMANN, Gerhart, letter from R. Rolland, 174;
reply, 175;
"Are We Barbarians?" 178.

HAVENITH, E., on Anglo-Belgian plot, 372.

HAWKE (cruiser), 757.

_He Heard the Bugles Calling_, 1198.

HEIGEL, Edward, 686.

HEINE, Henry, poem, 525.

HELLPACH, (Prof.) W., 986.

HELIGOLAND, battle, 754.

_Helpless Victims_, 776.

HENDERSON, Arthur, on British Socialists and war, 409.

HENDERSON, Barbara, translation of "Chant of Hate Against England," 985.

HENDERSON, (Sir) David, 624, 643, 645.

HENGELMULLER, (Baron) L., defense of Austria, 559.

_Heroic Language_, 1216.

HERZOG, Rudolf, letter, 1199.

HIBBEN, John Grier, address, 503;
"The Trespass in Belgium," 545.

HILLIS, (Rev. Dr.) N.D., sermon, 573;
interview, 579.

HOECKER, P.O., letter, 1201.

HOGUE (cruiser), 752, 755, 761.

HOHENZOLLERN Family, 138.

HOEHNE, Wilhelm, poem, 987.

HOLLAND'S Future, 1128.

_Hopeful Road to Lasting Peace_, 497.

"_House with Sealed Doors_," 1183.

_How Paris Dropped Gayety_, 767.

_How Prohibition Came to Russia_, 831.

_How Russian Manufacturers Feel_, 838.

_How the Baroness Hid Her Husband on a Vessel_, 956.

_How the Belgians Fight_, 725.

_How the Cressy Sank_, 752.

_How Turkey Went to War_, 1025.

HUDSON, Kate, criticism of G.B. Shaw, 73.

HUGLI, E.T., "The Flight Into Switzerland," 966.

HUGUET, (Col.) Victor, 646.

"_Human Documents_," 679, 939.

HUNT, E.E., 686.

HUSSEIN, Kemal, Sultan of Egypt, letter from King George and reply, 1035.

_Hymn to Belgium_, 1126.