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Articles continued. Kinn, ARTHUR Eclio of " Tlio Big Drum " (An). ... 237 Meals and thc> Man 148 New Inferno (Tin-) 68 Our Super-Optimist 370 Permissible Extravagance (A) 168 LANCI.EY, F. 0. Watch Dogs (The). .48, 88, 133, 156, 348. 306, 428, 443, 4S8, 524 LEHMASS, R. 0. Budget (The) 338 Coughs and Colds 4'.i8 Diary (The) 378 Eleven to One IflS Four-Poster (The) BUS In Kensington Square 70 Killed in Action 310 Making of a Soul (The) 122 "My Seta Sir " 278 Novel (The) 438 Sea-Socks 178 Sinister Bondage 518 Thrift 96 Unwritten Letters to the Kaiser . . Ha, 216. 242, 290, 3S8, 410, 402, 522 Volunteering Spirit (The) 30 War- Loan Form (The) 58 Wood 238 LOCKKII, W. A. Charivaria weekly LUCAS, E. V. Charlie 186 " Cut the Cackle ..." 528 Dogs at Bay 302 Economists (The) 314 Famous Victory (A) I6S General Rising (A) 340 Ho'.ding the Line 389 Manor in the Air (A) 487 Mould of Form (A) 217 My Friend's Crutches 146 New Vivisection (The) 465 Non-Stopper (A) 502 On Bellona's Hem.... 245, 267 285, 405 Single Thought (A) 331 Sommevere-en-France 138 Universal Pretext (The) 497 Young Bobin Bed 510 W. G 375 Way to the City of Light (The) .... 445 LTTCY, HENRY Essence of Parliament during Session McCREE, LlEUT.-CoL. JOHN Iii Flanders Fields 468 MAC KEXZIE, A. G. Ollire-Girl(The) 233 MAcRoiiEUT, CAPTAIN J. Her Grace's Hospital 349 Pair of Braces (A) 307 MARSHALL, Miss II. Holiday's End 216 MAKTIN, N. R. Constabulary Tact 478 Great Game (The) 200 Man in Earnest (The) M "They also Serve" 517 Wottler nml the Matron (The) .... 426 Nonius, FLEET-SURGEON H. L. War Poem (The) 470 OGILYIE, W. H. Australian (The) 490 OYI.EII, Miss M. Bobin at the Front (A) 295 PK/.AI:E, C. T. Defaulters 135 Pl.r.MllE, C. CONWAY Angels at Mons (The) 293 Canadian to his Parents (A) 19;. Janet 8112 Shell-Turner to a Shell (A) 128 POPE, Miss JESSIE Ueauty Triumphant G7 Cases 507 POWELL, G. H. Censor among the Poets (The) .... 845 Further Concessions : 222 PllITCHARD, J. T. Back 218 Lower Third (The) 142 RIGISY, REGINALD Army Contracts 8 Best Seller (A) 2S6 Gap (The) 388 "M 'or "N" 148 Mote and the Beam (The) 137 Veg 308 RISK, R. K. Assisting Nature 7 RlTTENIiEIlG, MAX Govertisement 105 Our Neighbour's Duty' 107 ROBERTS, E. W. G. Too Coinpleat Angler (The) 147 ROWAN, HILL "Day "(The) 154 SEAMAN, OWEN Atl'air of Outposts (All) At the Play OS, 356, 376, Hal kan Nursery Rhymes liitter Cry for Butter (The) Culture and the Colossus Dear Old Fetish (A) How to Review War Poetry Limitations of the Kaiser (The) Mof M ore SOITOWS of the Sultan To a Soldier M.P. Home from the Front To a /eppelin To Ferdinand on his Prospects .... To Mr. McKenna Trained Volunteers and the lie^'isti'i- Trench-llirnour made in Germany U.'berland Route (The) Wanted : A Censor of the House . . War Notes Wayside Calvary (The) Weary Willie, Junior SHAKESPEARE, CAPTAIN W. .1. Fishing in Flanders SMITH, BERTRAM < 'hanging the Bowling Diversions of the Cabinet How to End the War in no Time . . How to Make a Boom in Vouchers Row to Touch the Working Man's Pocket Inside Knowledge Navy in a Nutshell (The) New Light on National Finance . . Our *' Helpful " Series Press in War-Time (The) Running the War Sumptuary Laws To Get the Men Truth about the Boots (The) Uses of the Fund (The) Winding up our Watch SMITH, Miss C. Fox Ballad of the Resurrection Packet (The) Conversation Book (The) "Light Cruisers (Old)" Mouth Organ (The) SMITH, E. B. Ferguson Phases of a Year of War Super-Saleswoman (The) Si ERNE, ASHLEY Country Cotters (The) 86, 116, Flying Colours 3(M Hair-Tonic (The) 234 Life on a Halved Income 436 Map-Makers (The) 306 MyConsol 2 M y Moustache 482 Our Ally 15S Rondeau of Regvet (A) 374 Shirker (The) 201'. Stooping to Conquer _.">> To a Weeping Willow 113 Tonsorial Finance 176 SYKES, A. A. Burning the Brassard 225 Squad Drill wirh K'-spiralurs 2 Terrors of the Dark 314 TALLENTS, S. G. Khaki Courtship (A) 246 Wounded Hero (A) 608 TEWAP.T, A. PRESTOS Breakdowns and Repairs 45 Daughter of France (A) 318 Dead Secret (A) 175 High Water Mark (The) 209 Kippy of the " Blues " i'2S M y Working Party 425 THOMAS, F. S. Literary Forecasts 98, 101 Our Children's Corner . . .' 505 THOMAS, R. W. Doing his Bit 2 or, Supreme Sacrifice (The) 155 THOROI.D, R. A. Philosophy of Thomas (The) 462 Professional (The) 207 THORP, JOSEPH At the Play 196, 230, 310, 356 TRUSCOTT, PARRY Family Ties 4I. r . Sale Price 494 TURNER, J. H. Chat with Scyllaand Charybdis(A) 4C.S Imminent Problem (The) 475 VAIZEY, MRS. Zeppelin Bag (The) 100 VENNER, N. J. 13. Toast in War-time 634 WALKER, F. C. To a Bad Correspondent in Camp. . 417 WESTI.ASD, Miss A. M. Traitor (The) 75 WHITE, R. F. Territorial in India (A) 173,220, 287,506 Pictures and Sketches. ARMOUR, MAJOR G. D. . . 39, 59, 77, 133, 179, 199, 239, 279, 299, 319, 339, 359, 375, 399, 419, 439, 459, 479, 499, 519 BACMER, LEWIS . . 10, 18, 23, 55, 69, 89, 114, 149, 157, 197, 215, 237, 249, 290, 330, 350, 374, 390, 418, 457, 470, 509, 530 BELCHER, GEORGE . . 5, 79, 99, 155, 175, 205, 274, 354, 379, 394, 435, 467, 495, 534 BENNETT, FRED 61 BEUTTLEH, LIEUT. E. G. 381 BIRD, W 13, 46, 120, 134, 166, 195, 257, 317, 366, 401, 415, 456, 486 BLAIKLEY, ERNEST 326 BROCK, H. M 407, 477, 485 BROOK, RICARDO 98, 141, 160, 161, 194, 234, 240, 246, 276, 306, 361, 441, 461, 466, 506, 521 BUCHANAN, FRED 266, 315 COBB, Miss RUTH 298 DIXON, G. S 66 DOWD, J. II 286 DOWNEY, THOMAS 281 DRUMMOND, STEVEN B 526 PENNING, WILSON 78, 101 FRASER, P .16, 186, 207, 295, 430, 481 GERMAN, DICK 38 GRAVE, CHARLES 35, 85, 154, 187, 219, 267, 309, 447 HARRISON, CHARLES 13, 106, 297 HART, FRANK 217, 235, 449 HASELDEN, W. K 316, 356, 357, 376, 516 HENRY, THOMAS 136, 314, 38G HICKLING, P. B . 405 HOPKINS, EVERARD 146, 261 JENNIS, G 233, 313, 341 LLOYD, A. W 33, 53, 54 Low, HARRY . LUST, WiLMo MILLAR, H. R MILLS, A. WALLIS 247, 277, 310, MORROW, EDWIN. . . 30, 45 347, 409, 41, 334, 446 67, 165, 529 206 94, 107, 147, 227, 425, 454, 487, 527 75, 81, 406 MORROW, GEORGE 28, 29, 40, 60, 80, 100, 135, 180, 200, 220, 255, 280, 300, 320, 327, 363, 380, 398, 400, 414, 420, 440, 474, 498, 514, 520, 536 MORROW, NORMAN 140 NORHIS, ARTHUR 153, 167, 346, 434, 460, 475, 501 PARTRIDGE, BERNARD 1 PEGHAM, FRED 127, 259, 265, 369, 389, 421, 455, 515 PRANCE, BERTRAM 178, 221, 321, 498 RAVEN-HILL, L 17, 20-21, 34, 173, 209, 275, 397, 429, 510, 538 REYNOLDS, FRANK 24, 25, 26, 27, 37, 44, 70, 97, 117, 145, 170, 189, 229, 245, 269, 287, 335, 355, 437, 489 REYNOLDS, PERCY T 6 ROUNTIIEE, HARRY 12, 137 SHEPARD, E. H 57, 119, 193, 250, 270, 294, 329, 357, 417 SHEPPERSON, C. A 9, 11, 50, 90, 115, 129, 150, 190, 213, '230, 254, 305, 337, 349, 370, 395, 430, 450, 497, 517 SIMMONS, GRAHAM 95, 174, 340, 426, 480 STAMPA, G. L...16, 56, 74, 108, 126, 130, 169, 181, 250, 289, 301, 307, 367, 387, 410, 427, 469, 490, 535 STYCHE, FRANK 196 TENNAST, DUDLEY 4CO THOMAS, BERT 87, 125, 214, 377 TOWNSEND, F. H. 7, 14, 15, 49, 65, 73, 93, 105, 113, 139, 159, 177, 185, 201, 225, 236, 241, 253, 273, 285, 293, 325, 333, 345, 353, 365, 373, 385, 393, 413, 433, 445, 453, 465, 473, 493, 505, 513, 525, 533 WILSON, DAVID 86, 210, 226, 507