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Human interests mighty and vast
NOW AT STAKE!
The monster drama of war now shattering Europe, the
bloodiest and most revolting conflict in the history
of the world, fully described and explained from
every point of view according to the most
reliable witnesses and authorities
The soul-staggering crash of events in Europe is the terrifying culmination of a series
of political situations extending over a period of many years. For several generations
. Europe has struggled under the burden of preparing for what is happening today.
Huge armies and navies have been maintained, and the flower of the Youth of every
European land has been carefully trained for emergencies that were bound to come.
Now, practically all of Europe is involved in the most astounding clash of arms in the world's history. The
Orient is now involved, and soon the sun may not set on the titanic struggle. The ultimate outcome is beyond
the imagination of those who even dare to speculate on its horrors. The map of Europe will change; nations
will be wiped out; whole kingdoms will feel the scourge of armies; dire poverty will reign supreme for gener
ations; commerce and trade will suffer a crushing blow; and civilization in Europe will be retarded a hundred
years. And why? What are the reasons for all this? How long has the iron heel of war been suspended
over Europe? What of the nations involved; their rulers, their armies and navies, and their resources?
Peaceful nations have been converted into blood-soaked battlefields. Whole villages have been wiped out and innocent men, women
and children have been murdered and assaulted. Do you comprehend all this?
READ THE STORY OF THE GREAT EUROPEAN WAR
By PROF. C. M. STEPHENS, PH. D.
which fully describes and explains every diplomatic document that led to this great war of wars. This book is the latest and most authori
tative work on the subject and has been written expressly to meet the demand for information concerning affairs in Europe, besides contain
ing a true and exact copy of the diplomatic documents which are in themselves an education. It contains over 350 pages of printed matter
and more than 100 full pages of illustrations from actual photographs. A few of the most important contents are:
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The World-Staggering War. Early Stages of the War.
The Deluge Capture of Leige. Wounds Worse
The First Thoughts Of the War th The Awful Slaughter.
Of Wars -Phillip' poem on Leige. A Sol-
dier's letter to his Sweetheart. Word
The impossible has happened. -The picture of the Battle at Diest. Cap
Cause of War. -Prayer of the War ture of Brussels. The Burgomaster's
Lord. Judgment Some Day. Poem. Appeal The Occupation of Brussels.
Japs Move on China. Swiss armies
The Machinery of War.
Electricity in War. Monster Guns.
Cement Forts.- - Submarines. Air
ships in War. Dropping Bombs from
Air Crafts. Zeppelin Airships.' Full
War Strength of Nations.
Mobilized. Russian Advance into
Austria.
First Experience In the Great
War.
Commonplace horrors. War Corre
spondent's Description Experience
of an English Millionaire.- At the
Capture of Brussels. American Tour
ists in the War Zone. Trials of an
American Actress.
Diplomatic Documents That
Led to the War.
First Events. Austrian Note to Ser
via. Austria's Circular Note. Ser
via's Reply. The Reply Denounced.
Austria's Declaration of War.
Japan's Reason for Declaring War.
Japan's Promise to America. Kit
chener's Instruction to Soldiers. - Eng
land's Praise of Belgium,
Pledge to Belgium.
The Great Test of American
Diplomacy.
Cost of the War. What It Costs to
Kill a Man. The Red Cross Society.
Switzerland has a War Hospital.
American Part.
French Causes, Documents and War The Age-Long Conflict Be
Measures. tween France and German.
Causes and Prophecies. How Paris is defended. Three Feast-
American Sentiment. English View, ' ana their Cost to Europe. A
Viewpoint of Socialism. German Hapsburg Tragedy. William If Ese-
Official Statement. An Appeal to Porer of Germany. Albert, King ef
Sweden. The Jewish View. Poem, Belgium. English Kingship aeseag
"The Only Peace." h Royalty of Europe. Europe ead
American Gamblers In Food Smashing the; Machinery of 'V p, "' 'P1 ,"lla
Product. The War and South Civilisation. f "" mde Tummm ta
America. War Measures. w.. CKri.ti.niiv F;ud? u.-: - Censorship,
Fortifications. International Arbitra- the Time of Great War. Words , Wai51Sss7 "lsW-H It
tions. war songs or the Nations. oavea ine nation.
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