# Mr. Punch's History of the Great War/Index

INDEX
* "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
* 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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