European war-Continued Hammer of Thor. Horace Milborne. Int J Ethics 28:1-18 O '17 Henry P. Davison, in address at the National theater Sunday afternoon, draws graphic picture of conditions on the western front. Red Cross Bul 2:2-4 Je 3 '18 Ideals of the world war. W. R. Lawrence. Boston City Club Bul 12:185-91 Ap 1 '18 Impressions of an American banker recently in Europe. O. H. Kahn. Econ World n s 16: 148-50 Ag 3 '18 -Same. Reprinted. 4p '18 Otto H. Kahn, 52 William st, N. Y. Impressions of war front conditions. F. J. McConnell. Boston City Club Bul 12:261-7 Je '18 John Masefield talks on war. City Club Bul (Chicago) 11:59-60 F 18 '18 Lloyd George reviews war. N Y Times Ag 8 '18 p 1-2 Speech before the House of commons, August 7, 1918, reviewing the war situation. Lord Reading outlines our part in war; Mr Beck makes a strong appeal for more haste in our preparations, by J. M. Beck. Greater NY 7:3-9 Mr 11 '18 Marquis of Lansdowne's letter on the war aims of the Entente allies. A. R. Marsh. Econ World n s 14:759-60 D 1 '17 Massachusetts. Com. on pub. safety. Speakers' bur. Bulletin. 28p '17 is Contains: What we fight and why we fight; What the committee on public safety doing: What we all can do. Military vs. moral war. General Smuts. N Y Evening Post Mr 27 '18 p 11 From a speech at Tonypandy, Rhondda, South Wales. Napoleon and the Baltic block. Lewis Mumford. Public 21:459-61 Ap 13 '18 Nations in their harness: in the furnace of war we are welding our national hopes and ideals solidly into one with those of our allies, and with those of all humanity. Earl of Reading. Nation's Business 6:11, 80 My '18 Order, liberty, progress. N. M. Butler. 3p '17 Columbia univ. Address delivered before the National association of cotton manufacturers at Springfield, Mass., Oct. 19, 1917. Peace and the world war. W: S. Kenyon. Cong Rec 56:785-90 Ja 10 '18 Present discouragements of the war situation. A. R. Marsh. Econ World n s 14:615-16 N 3 '17 Prussianized Germany: Americans of foreign descent and America's cause. O. H. Kahn. 21p '17 Otto H. Kahn, 52 William st, N.Y. From an address before the Harrisburg, Pa., chamber of commerce, Sept. 26, 1917. Rand school of social science. Great madness: a victory for the American plutocracy. Scott Nearing. 44p 10c '17 7 E. 15th st, N.Y. [Report of a visit to France.] G: H. Tinkham. Cong Rec 56:1049-50 Ja 17 '18 Responsibility for the war. NY Nat City Bank Circ Economic Conditions etc My '18 p 1-4 "The scourge of God": Germany's business is war. N. D. Hillis. Nation's Business 5: 19 O '17 Address delivered at the War convention of American business, Atlantic City, Sept. 18-21, 1917. Speeches at the annual dinner of the New York state bar association, New York, Jan. 12, 1918, by R. E. Lansing, J. J. Jusserand, Count Macchi di Cellere, Duke of Devonshire, Elihu Root, Sir Frederick Smith. In New York state bar assn. Proceedings, 1918, p 529-68 '18 Traffic club of N.Y. Addresses before the Traffic club of New York, February 21, 1918. 13p '18 291 Broadway Contains: War-time conditions, by J. W. Wadsworth, jr.; Sane government and sound business, by J. E. Meeker: George Washington, by W: E. Borah. Union theological seminary in the city of N.Y. Seminary and the war. A. C. McGiffert. Union Theological Sem Bul v 1 no 1 20p N '17 Address delivered at the opening of the 82d academic year of the seminary, Sept. 27, 1917. United States. Senate. Our national and international responsibilities. Atlee Pomerene. (U.S. 65th Congress, 1st session S. doc. no. 66) 16p '17 Apply to Congressmen Address delivered before the Michigan state bar association at Grand Rapids, June 29, 1917. United States. Senate. World conflict in its relation to American democracy. Walter Lippmann. (U.S. 65th Congress, 1st session. S doc. no. 80) 9p '17 Apply to Congressmen Reprinted from the July, 1917 number of the Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science. University of North Carolina. America and her allies: section A, France; a syllabus for the use of extension centers of the university. (War information ser. no. 15) 12p '18 Victory for justice and liberty as the common thought of Great Britain and the United States. Lord Reading. Econ World n s 15: 544-6 Ap 20 '18 Address was delivered extemporaneously at the National conference of lecturers, Washington, D.C., April 8, 1918. War a test of nation's spirit more than resources; no thought of defeat in the true American mind, says Secretary Houston, addressing Economic club. Official Bul 1:15 D 11 '17 War and the state. W. C. Williams. Case & Com 24:771-4 Mr '18 War as a conflict between moral and military forces. Piet Smuts. Econ World n s 15:472-4 Ap 6 '18 Part of a speech on the war aims of the Entente allies recently delivered at Tonypandy, Rhondda, Wales. War as a conflict between true Germanic and Prussian political and moral ideals. R. M. McElroy. Econ World n s 14:366-7 S 15 '17 War in Europe. Medill McCormick. Cong Rec 56:687-90 Ja 7 '18 Report of a visit to the French front. War of ideals and the way out. W: E. Borah. Advocate of Peace 80:111-14 Ap '18 Portions of an address delivered before the Senate, March 18, 1918, in connection with the Department of agriculture appropriation bill. Warfare of to-day. Paul Azan. Nat Service 3: 87-93 F '18 (to be cont.) Weakening the German military morale. Advocate of Peace 80:69-70 Mr '18 † What every American should know about the war: a series of studies by the greatest authorities of Europe and America covering every aspect of the great struggle, delivered at the National conference of American lecturers. Montaville Flowers, ed. 368p $2 '18 Doran Contains the following divisions: World at war; United States at war; Some historical and social aspects of the war; Some agencies working to win the war; Education and general welfare during the war and after. Which shall it be: "kultur" or "civilization"? W. D. L. Hardie. Minn Munic 2:199-207 D 15 '17 Address delivered at the 5th annual convention of the League of Minnesota municipalities, St Cloud, Oct. 18, 1917. Why was the war permitted? T. M. Martin. 30p '18 T. M. Martin, 225 Cottingham st, Toronto, Can. Will the bar furnish our leaders in the impending world crisis; with discussion. M. B. Rosenberry. In Wisconsin state bar assn. Report of proceedings, 1916, p 93-116 '17 See also Belgium; Commerce-Conferences Conscientious objectors; Conscription; German-Americans; Industrial mobilization; Prisoners of war; Reconstruction (European war); Soldiers; Trench warfare; War and music: also entries beginning Military; Munition; War; also subhead After the war under various subjects European war-Continued Aims Aims of the war. Int Conciliation no 122 p 423 Ja '18 Contains: Letter of Lord Lansdowne to the London Daily Telegraph, Nov. 29, 1917; Reply by Cosmos printed in the New York Times, Dec. 1, 1917; President's address to the Congress, Dec. 4, 1917. American alliance for labor and democracy. Why the war must be won. 8p '18 Frank Morrison, sec., 280 Broadway, N.Y. American ideals of liberty and democracy as tested by the present war. M. A. Jones. In Nat. tax assn. Proceedings, 1917, p 158-64 '18 ↑ British war aims: statement by the right honorable David Lloyd George, January 5, 1918. 15p 5c '18 Doran; Same. Econ World ns 15:508-9 Ap 13 '18 Committee on pub. information. Conquest and Kultur: aims of the Germans in their own words. Wallace Notestein and E. E. Stoll. 171p map N 15 '17 Committee on pub. information. War for peace: the present war as viewed by friends of peace. A. D. Call, comp. (War information ser. no. 14) 45p Mr '18 Make direct application Frenzied liberty: the myth of "a rich man's war." O. H. Kahn. 46p '18 Otto H. Kahn, 52 William st, N.Y. Extracts of an address given at the University of Wisconsin, Jan. 14, 1918. Germany's prospective foot in Asia. Ellsworth Huntington. tables maps Asia 8:480-9 Je '18 Michigan. Dept. of pub. instruction. War aims and peace ideals: President Wilson's message to Congress, December 4, 1917. (Bul. no. 19) 31p '18 National security league. National solidarity and international unity. O. S. Straus. (Patriotism through educ. ser. no. 29) 3p '18 H: L. West, exec. sec., 19 W. 44th st, N.Y. Ordered liberty of peoples and the firm establishment of peace as the necessary objectives of the war. Woodrow Wilson. Econ World ns 15:4-5 J: 6 '18; Same. Official Bul 2:1-2 JI 5 '18; Commercial Am 15:27-9 Ag '18 Address delivered on July 4, 1918, at the tomb of Washington, before representatives of thirty-three nations and peoples allied to oppose the Teutonic powers. Potential world grouping. W: S. Howe. Asia 18:579-81 JI '18 Victory or defeat: no half-way house, by David Lloyd George; Great Britain's war aims, by David Lloyd George. Int Conciliation no 123 p 5-44, 57-69 F '18 War aims of belligerents as elicited by Russia's attempts to secure a general peace: Russian offer; Replies to the Russian offer. League of Nations v 1 no 3 107-72p F '18 * War aims of the nations. Oberlin Col War Pa no 2 18p Mr '18 What Germany seeks in northern Italy. il Americas 4:21-4 My '18 America and freedom. Viscount Grey. Int Conciliation no 120 p 22-8 N '17 An article written as the preface to a pamphlet entitled America and freedom, published in 1917, which contains President Wilson's official statements on the war and speeches by Mr Lloyd George and Mr Asquith on the United States and the war. America and her national defense. O. M. James. Cong Rec 56:2389-97 F 16 '18 America in the war. W: H. Thompson. Cong Rec 56:1169-70 Ja 21 '18 Address at dedication exercises of Kansas recreation building at Camp Funston, Kansas, Jan. 15, 1918. American people must stand together night and day until war is won, President tells American federation of labor; opposed to "stupidity" of the pacifists. Official Bul 1: 6-8 N 13 '17 Address of the President before the American federation of labor convention at Buffalo, N.Y., Nov. 12, 1917. American steel industry, the government and the war. E. H. Gary. Écon World n s 14:61618 N 3 '17 Americans at war. Lord Northcliffe. Stone & Webster J 21:239-43 O '17 Reprinted by permission of the Public Ledger of Philadelphia, for whom the article was especially written. America's achievements in war making. Scot Ferris. tables Cong Rec 56:10917-24 S 5 '18 America's advantage. J: W. Slaughter. Public 21:367-71 Mr 23 '18 America's first year in the world war: a review of what the United States has accomplished in respect to ships, food, money and men. il N Y Evening Post M Ap 6 '18 p 3 America's marvelous progress in fifteen months of war. H: Z. Osborne. Cong Rec 56:9958-61 Jl 18 '18 America's relation to the world war. R: H. Edmonds. 2d ed 51p 10c '17 Baltimore The author is the editor of the Manufacturers Record, Article was first published in that periodical Aug. 2, 1917. Anniversary of America's entry into the war. Int Conciliation no 126 p 165-76 My '18 Contains: Address delivered by President Wilson at Baltimore, April 6, 1918; Article written for the Daily Chronicle of London by Professor Gilbert Murray. Are we losing the war: no, but we have far to go. George Harvey. No Am 206:817-32 D '17 Awakened America. T: L. Blanton. Cong Rec 56:2744-9 F 22 '18 Baring our arm. Advocate of Peace 80:137-8 My '18 Business men calmly anticipate prolonged war. Greater N Y 6:1-8 N 5 '17 California. Bd. of educ. War and America: introductory war citizenship lessons, prepared under the direction of the Pasadena high school. (Bul. no. 24, pt. 1) 24p bibl F 18 Changes ahead, M. L. Burton. Minn Munic 3: 18-29 F '18 Report of an address delivered at the 5th annual convention of the League of Minnesota municipalities, St Cloud, Oct. 17, 1917. • Committee on patriotic education. Know your enemy. E. E. Rittenhouse. 24p '18 Fraunces Tavern, cor. Board and Pearl sts, N.Y. • Committee on pub. information. American and allied ideals: an appeal to those who are neither hot nor cold. S. P. Sherman. (War information ser. no. 12) 23p F '18 Make direct application Committee on pub. information. How the war came to America. 31p Je 15 '17 • Committee on pub. information. Nation in arms. F. K. Lane and N. D. Baker. (War information ser. no. 2) 13p Ag '17 Conditions in France, by Robert Davis; Realities of the war, by Sherwood Eddy. Greater NY 6:3-9 D 17 '17 • Connecticut state council of defense. What we are fighting for. 15p '17 Speeches of President Wilson on Flag day, of Elihu Root to Russia, and message to the Russian people from the American rights league. Constitutional rights and the war. Elihu Root. Docket 2:1872-3 N '17 Describes work abroad. G. M-P. Murphy. Greater N Y 7:12-17 Ja 28 '18 [Effort America has put forth toward winning the war.] C: P. Caldwell. tables Cong Rec 56:7490-2 My 22 '18 P. J. McCumber and others. Cong Rec 56:6469-76 My 3 '18 For a holy war. Ind 92:497-8 D 15 '17 Futile parleying: Time to end the peace talk. Cong Rec 56:3527 Mr 9 '18 First year of the war. Editorials from the New York Times and the New York World. European war-American participation-Cont. German answer to an honest peace is written in Russia: "I accept their challenge; so do you." Woodrow Wilson. Official Bul 2:1-2 Ap 6 '18 "Germany is stronger than ever." E. H. Gary. Forbes M 1:652-3 Mr 2 '18 • Guaranty trust company of N.Y. Our personal responsibility. F. H. Sisson. 8p '17 140 Broadway, N.Y. Address before the National association of garment manufacturers, New York, Dec. 5, 1917. Historic messages and documents of the period previous to the breaking of relations between the United States and Germany. In World 1918 almanac and encyclopedia, p 16770 '17 How to co-ordinate the nation's activities for war work. Manufacturers Rec 72:51 D 13 '17 Hun within our gates. Theodore Roosevelt. Municipality 17:221-9 O '17 Patriotic address delivered before the League of Wisconsin municipalities at its annual convention at Racine, Sept. 27, 1917. t Institute for pub. service. War fact tests for graduation & promotion. W: H. Allen. 80p 10c '18 51 Chambers st, N.Y. Kaiser's world war. E: T. Taylor. Cong Rec 56:5887-94 Ap 22 '18 Address at Glenwood Springs, Colo., Ap 6, 1918. League of nat. unity. Support the government: an appeal to the voters of the United States to elect a war-till-victory Congress next November. 4p Ja 30 '18 1 Madison av, N.Y. League to enforce peace. Reference book for speakers. 64p bibl '18 70 5th av, N. Y. Pt. 1, Things against which we are fighting; World for which we are fighting; Keeping the world safe. Liberty loan com. America's fight for liberty and justice. Viscount Reading. 9p '17 120 Broadway, N.Y. Address delivered at a liberty loan rally, New York, Oct. 18, 1917. • Mechanics & metals nat. bank. [European war.] 4p N 15 '17 20 Nassau st, N.Y. Mobilizing America's resources for the war. Carl Kelsey, ed. Ann Am Acad v 78 no 167 210p Jl '18 Contains: Pt. 1, Mobilizing the population for winning the war; pt. 2, National health as a factor in national efficiency; pt. 3, Labor efficiency in winning the war; pt. 4, Making of a war budget; pt. 5, Food problem; pt. 6, Mobilization of the public mind. Nation in arms. F. K. Lane and N. D. Baker. War Information Ser no 2 13p Ag '17 Com. on public information, Washington, D.C. National policy. N. D. Baker. Boston City Club Bul 12:67-76 D '17 National security league. Concept of national service. S. S. Menken. (Patriotism through educ. ser. no. 27) 8p '18 H: L. West, exec. sec., 19 W. 44th st, N.Y. Address before the Congress of national service under the auspices of the National security league, Chicago, Feb. 21, 1918. National security league. Converted and secret Americans. A. M. Brooks. (Patriotism through educ. ser. no. 30) 7p '18 H: L. West, exec. sec., 19 W. 44th st, N.Y. National security league. Ten fundamental war principles. T: F. Moran. (Patriotism through educ. ser. no. 32) 9p '18 H: L. West, exec. sec., 19 W. 44th st, N.Y. National service handbook, 1917. 246p bibl tables chart fig maps 15c '17 Com. on public information, 10 Jackson place, Washington, D.C. To aid in victory by answering an everincreasing demand manifested by citizens thruout the nation for reliable information on all branches of service, military and non-military, this handbook is published. It is to point out the most useful avenues of service. and at the same time inform each member of the community of the varied tasks undertaken by the army and navy and in the air, behind the plow and at the machine, by banks and by railroads, by doctors, nurses and workers in the laboratories, by social workers everywhere. Naval warfare and America's part in it. il NY Evening Post M Ap 6 '18 p 6 Need for complete co-operation of all classes if the war is to be won. Daniel Willard. In Grain dealers nat. assn. Proceedings, 1917, p 18-19 '17 New York (city)-Mayor's committee on national defense has drawn up plans for community organization in line with suggestions from the Council of national defense for more effective help toward winning the war. The plans provide for an executiveadministrative organization, to be appointed and to act as the central coordinating group, and for democratically elected community councils in each locality of the city, which councils will send delegates to the central committee. The community councils will serve to build up an understanding and sympathy and unity of purpose and effort which will have a decisive effect upon the undertaking of the war. Je 12 '18 Our country: worth living for, worth dying for. N. D. Hillis. In Nat. assn. of manufacturers. Proceedings, 1917, p 158-73 '17 Our "declaration of war to a finish": President Wilson's third liberty loan speech in Baltimore, April 6, 1918. Advocate of Peace 80:143-4 My '18 Patriotic educ. soc. Washington's nine months at war: great efforts, disappointing results, why? R. B. Price. 118p '18 806 17th st, N.W., Washington, D.C. * Pennsylvania. Publicity dept. Com. of pub. safety. Firsthand information from the war zone. W. A. Garrett. 7p '17 of Address delivered to the Four minute men of the Pennsylvania committee public safey and liberty loan speakers, Philadelphia, Oct. 15, 1917. Pork, patriotism and peace. W: E. Borah. Address delivered in the United States Senate. President, in opening Red cross campaign, calls German peace approaches insincere; no limit on size of army going to France. Official Bul 2:1-3 My 20 '18; Same. Cong Rec 56:7297-8 My 20 '18 President Wilson's message to Congress, delivered December 4, 1917. Brooklyn Civic Club Bul 2:18-28 Ja '18 President Wilson's message to Congress upon the war aims of the United States. Econ World n s 14:796-9 D 8 '17 Delivered personally, Dec. 4, 1917. Proper part of moral passion in our war against Germany. G: T. Ladd. Econ World ns 14:580-3 O 27 '17 Originally published in the New York Times Magazine, Oct. 14, 1917. [Resolution setting forth certain reasons which justify the United States in declaring a state of war existing between the governing powers of Germany and Austria and the United States, and the principles of a program by which world peace can be restored and maintained.] R. L. Owen. Cong Rec 56:1591-9 Ja 31 18 South South Carolina. Council of defense. Carolina handbook of the war. 92p '17 Contains: America and the world war; Voice of South Carolina; How you can help win the war. Startling picture of conditions after five months: ill-shod, still borrowing guns, food supplies only days ahead, labor lacking and main base of supplies 3,000 miles away. Casper Whitney. Cong Rec 56:1050-2 Ja 17 '18 Reprinted from the New York Tribune. Swift, unexpected action characterizes United States in war, declares Lord Northcliffe: British high commissioner reviews growth of war machines in America, expressing surprise at the quick results obtained through nation's system of deliberating carefully and striking suddenly. Cong Rec 56:2397-9 F 16 '18 Reprinted from the Philadelphia Public Ledger, Sept. 17, 1917. There can be no back step. Elihu Root. Gateway 30:25 F '18 European war-American participation-Cont. Trip to the trenches. F: C. Hicks. Cong Rec 56:1868-76 F 5 '18 Address delivered at Mount Morris theater, New York city, Dec. 23, 1917. Uncle Sam at war. W: P. Borland. Cong Rec 56:6455-8 My 2 '18 U.S. war machine working more smoothly. N Y Evening Post M F 23 '18 p 4 War: first year of America's participation_reviewed by department officials. table Offcial Bul 2:9-16 Ap 8 '18 War and its management, by J. S. Frelinghuysen; Indiana's war point of view, by J. E. Watson; Boston City Club Bul 12:24650, 253-6 Je '18 War department problems and aims. F: P. Keppel. Boston City Club Bul 12:191-7 Ap '18 War patriotism. L: F. Post. Public 20:100811, 1055-9, 1104, 1150-2 O 19, N 2, 16, 30 '17 Washington's birthday. W. F. James. Cong Rec 56:3400-5 Mr 6 '18 Address delivered before the Pittsburgh commercial club at its Washington's birthday celebration, Feb. 22, 1918. What are we fighting for: a reply to the Peoples council of America. S. S. Wise. Advocate of Peace 80:14-19 Ja '18 What the United States has achieved in war activities and moral leadership. E. J. James. Univ of Ill Bul v 15 no 36 8p My 6 '18 Published under the direction of the war committee. Address delivered April 8, 1918. What we are fighting for. S. S. Wise. Public 20:1126-9 N 23 '17 Why America is in the war. C. A. Swanson. Cong Rec 56:2892-7 F 26 '18 Why are we in this war? C. W. Hamlin. Cong Rec 56:1153-5 Ja 19 '18 Winning of the war. Kenneth McKellar. Cong Rec 56:8450-2 Je 14 '18 Address delivered at the commencement exercises of the University of Alabama, May 28, 1918. See also German-Americans Why the United States had to enter the conflict. In Nat. security league. America at war, p 99-182 '18 Poland-German devastation. Seattle Munic N 7:3-4 D 8 '17 Rev. Newell Dwight Hillis' picture of Germany's war plans and her atrocities in Belgium and France. 11p 5c '17 Manufacturers Record pub. co. Teuton atrocities exposed in text of Belgian workers' appeal to Governor von Bissing against the deportation to Germany; enslavement of thousands of toilers decreed in charity's name. Official Bul 1:12 D 27 '17 Belgium See Belgium-German occupation Bibliography Bibliography of the war. NY Times Book Books of interest in connection with the war. war publications, comprising works published to June, 1916; compiled for the Central committee for national patriotic organizations, 62-65 Charing Cross, S.W.I. G. W. Prothero and A. J. Philip, comps. 259p 2s 6d Murray Committee on public information issues informatory pamphlets. Sooners in the War 1:6 Je 1 '18 Compendiums and books of reference; Periodicals; Publications of societies; Principles of international law. In Nat. security league. America at war, p 10-16 '18 European war, 1914-1917. In U.S. Supt. of doc. Foreign relations of the United States, (Price list 65 3d ed.) p 11-17 S '17 Fifty war books for adults, suggested for first purchase by public libraries, selected by book selection section of the New York state library. bibl N Y Libraries 6:67-9 My '18 General authorities on the war; Classified bibliography on the war. In Nat. security league. America at war, p 17-70 '18 Los Angeles, Cal. Pub. lib. Books in the Los Angeles public library relating to the European war. 47p '17 Selected list of books on the present war. G: H. Blakeslee, comp. League of Nations 1:43-50 O '17 Some books on the war and the peace. Univ of Va Alumni Bul 11:63-74 Ja '18 The list is taken from a recent issue of the University of Virginia Record, extension series, and was printed in connection with the announcement of extension courses. A copy of the announcement with the_bibliography may be obtained from Prof. C: G. Maphis, director of extension work, University of Virginia, Charlottesville. United States. Lib. of Congress. List of federal documents especially useful to librarians and citizens at the present time. 3p (Mim.) S '17 Compiled by the A. L. A. sub-committee on federal publications, H. H. B. Meyer, chairman. University of Wisconsin. Dept. of English. List of books on the war. 28p '17 Preface is signed by H. G. Files and R. S. Mitchell. War literature of 1917. C. E. Fanning. Minn Pub Lib Comm Lib Notes and N 5:107-9 D '17 War! what is it all about: most recent and important books on the great war. Municipality 17:241-3 O '17 Annotated. Brazilian participation Brazil at war. H. L. Lyall. il South American 6:22-3 F '18 Our war: its political aims and social effects. Georgino Avelino. Inter-America 1:333-41 Ag '18 British participation Illustration of Great Britain's tremendous war work as officially furnished to the Manufacturers Record. Manufacturers Rec 73:53 My 9 '18 European war-Continued Campaigns and battles Military results of thirty-mile drive of the allies at Verdun. W: H. Hobbs. Econ World n s 15:514-15 Ap 13 '18 A letter republished from the New York Times of April 10, 1918. One year's changes in the battle-fronts. maps NY Evening Post M Ap 6 '18 p 5-6 • Venice, at the height of the Austro-German invasion of Italy. P. U. Kellogg. 2 pts F 16, 18 '18 Am Red cross, Washington, D.C. Reprinted from the Survey, Feb. 16 and 23, Publication of casualties of American expeditionary forces, by H. S. New and others; Published casualty lists should identify our fallen heroes, by L: C. Cramton. table Cong Rec 56:4163-6, 4219-20 Mr 22 '18 Bibliography United States. Lib. of Congress. List of references in casualties in the European war and strength of the armies in the field. 21p (Mim.) Ja 5 '18 An attempt has been made to include all material of a statistical nature, and to exclude material dealing with the treatment of the wounded or prisoners, or the disposal of the dead. If cooperators and subscribers have not received the list they may obtain copies on application to the division bibliography, Library of Congress. Statistics of Canada-Casualties in the Canadian expeditionary force in Europe. tables Econ World n s 16:349 S 7 '18 Causes Address by W. G. M. Thomas of Tennessee. Cong Rec 56:2090-2 F 11 '18 Printed at the request of Senator Shields. Address [regarding the great causes of the war]. S. D. Fess. Cong Rec 56:6614-18 My 6 '18 Americans and the world-crisis. A. W. Small. Univ of Chicago War Pa no 2 23p 5c '18 Arraignment of the kaiser. Siegfried Balder. Cong Rec 56:1011-21 Ja 17 '18 Committee on pub. information. Why America fights Germany. J: S. P. Tatlock. Cantonment ed (War information ser. 15) 16p '18 Make direct application Germany-Responsibility for the war. N Y Nat City Bank Circ Economic Conditions etc S '18 p 1-3 National security league. Fight the next war now. T. G. Soares. (Patriotism through educ. ser. no. 31) 13p '18 H: L. West, exec. sec., 19 W. 44th st, N.Y. Address before the Congress of national service under the auspices of the National security league, Chicago, Feb. 22, 1918. National security league. Germany self-convicted by the words of her own rulers, philosophers, publicists and statesmen. (Patriotism through educ. ser. no. 23) 4p '18 H: L. West, exec. sec., 19 W. 44th st, N.Y. National security league. Relation between the Declaration of independence and the world war. T. J. O'Donnell. (Patriotism through educ. ser. no. 25) 22p '18 H: L. West, exec., 19 W. 44th st, N.Y. National security league. Representative idea and the war. R. M. McElroy. (Patriotism through educ. ser. no. 24) 12p '18 H: L. West, exec. sec., 19 W. 44th st, N.Y. Presented at the meeting of the American bar association at Saratoga Springs, N.Y., Sept. 4-6, 1917. National_security league. War. Clarence Darrow. (Patriotism through educ. ser. no. 26) 19p '17 H: L. West, exec. sec., 19 W. 44th st, N.Y. Address under the auspices of the National security league at Chicago, Nov. 1, 1917. Sixteen causes of war. A. C. McLaughlin. Univ of Chicago War Pa no 4 16p 5c F '18 Threat of German world-politics. H. P. Judson. Univ of Chicago War Pa no 1 28p Ja '18 Bibliography Classified bibliography of the war; Why is there war in Europe. In Nat. security league. America at war, p 36-98 '18 Censorship See European war and newspapers Chile and the war: penetration of German influences inimical to national sentiment. C. S. Vildósolo. il South American 6:17-20 D '17 Chinese participation China-What participation in the war may mean for China. M. A. Oudin. Econ World n s 14:657-9 N 10 '17 Chinese diplomat on China and the war. S. A. Sze. Econ World n s 14:839 D 15 '17 Contribution that China may make to the war. J. W. Jenks. Econ World n s 14:550-1 O 20 '17 Chronology Principal events of world war chronologically arranged covering period from June 28, 1914, to December 29, 1917. Official Bul 2: 10-11 F 13 '18 Civilian service Cooperation in war work between the Young men's Christian association and the American library association. William Orr. A L A Bul 11:111-14 J1 '17 Paper read at A. L. A. conference at Louisville, Ky., June 21-27, 1917. * Pennsylvania. Dept. of civic relief. Com. of pub. safety. Citizen efficiency in wartime: the Pennsylvania plan for integrating social forces during the war, as applied by the Philadelphia district committee of the department of civic relief. R. D. Dripps. 8p O 1 '17 135 S. Broad st, Philadelphia United States. Public service reserve. What the United States department of labor is doing to meet the need for unskilled, skilled and professional labor during the war. (Bul. no. 1) 4p S 17 '17 United States public service reserve is the official national organization of adult males who desire to find their place for effective service to the country in the war emergency and to make it easy for the government to locate them when it needs help from men of their capacities. It has been organized and is conducted by the United States department of labor. Enrollment in this organization does not excuse anyone from military duty if called. W: E. Hall, nat. dir., Dept. of labor, Washington, D.C. Conferences Great Britain. Imperial war conference, 1917. Extracts from minutes of proceedings and papers laid before the conference. 163p 1s 6d '17 King Make direct application London, Eng.-Imperial war conference. P. B. Kennedy. Commerce Repts no 199 p 737-40 Ag 24 '18 Oklahoma council of defense. War conference in conjunction with other war organizations in the state, Oklahoma City, March 11-12, 1918. Purpose of the conference was to speed up war work and to arouse enthusiasm and unity of purpose in prosecuting the war and backing up the government. Series of eight war conferences in eight Southern states, [March 11-23, 1918]. Öfficial Bul 2:5 Mr 9 '18 Cooperative effort by medical and surgical forces in the care of wounded soldiers discussed at clinical congress at Chicago. Official Bul 1:5 O 31 '17 |