Ready Immediately The United States and Pangermania BY ANDRÉ CHÉRADAME Author of "The Pan-German Plot Unmasked" ROM THE PREFACE, WHICH is addressed: "To My American Readers" "It is my wish to contribute to the result that hen this appalling conflict is over there may be → possibility that it will ever be renewed. A desive victory of the Allies which will make any gressive return of Pan-Germanism impossible is e only way by which this end can be attained. oward gaining this victory by #jecting from the beginning he crafty manœuvres of the Berlin Government, unceasingly enewed to divide and deceive he Allies, the deliberate and rofound conviction of every itizen of the United States an accomplish much. I have, herefore, brought together in his little book, written for you specially, a series of specific acts, easily verified, which should establish among you this certain conclusion: Germany no longer exists. 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Wise Wood, chairman Conference Committee on Nationa paredness, recently said : "I regard the article, 'At Von Bi Headquarters,' as of such great tance that I should like to reprist pamphlet form and send it germ throughout the United States." Dr. Morton Prince says of HEADQ "I think it is the best thing that ha written on the German state of m American soldiers and sailors co ceive no more appropriate gift than description of the amazing working German autocracy in Belgium. Handsomely bound in cloth, $1.00 postpani ATLANTIC MONTHLY PRES Three Park Street, Boston, Mass. 1 Jan. re than 7,000 Villages, Towns, and Hamlets n this map there are shown more than O places. The State of Illinois contains t the same number of square miles as n on this map, and in Illinois there are less 1,700 places of 100 or more inhabitants. dition to this vast number of places it Follow the all woods, fortresses, fortified towns, naval arsenals, forts, ubts, batteries, aircraft depots, wireless stations and rail5. The forests and woods are indicated in green, giving the an attractive appearance, and adding a strategical feature portance. The scale of the map is 10 miles to the inch. It nds west to Ashford, England; north to Antwerp, Belgium; to Frankfort, Germany; and south to Orleans, France. It ws for comparison the battle line of 1914, when the Germans e almost at the gates of Paris. The ground gained by the ies, therefore, may be plainly seen. It is without exception the it satisfactory map of the Western Front which has been raved. It has been prepared especially to throw light on vements as they occur. It may be examined with ease, for type is bold and clean cut. Complete Index Makes Locating Easy An index of towns and villages accompanying a map of s kind has been proven an absolute necessity. The smaller vns are the ones usually mentioned in the news dispatches. ey are not to be found on ordinary maps, and the locations most of them were, and still are, utterly unknown to the neral public, but unless their locations are known their ategical importance cannot be grasped. Nothing is more unsatisfactory than searching all over the map for a small place that may or may not appear upon it. However, this loss of time and patience is now at an end, for the index which accompanies this map makes it vastly more useful and valuable. The index contains more than 7,000 names. An idea of the importance of this statement may be gained from the fact that 90 per cent of the war maps available to-day contain less than 500 names. This index is bound in with the map and enables one to locate instantly, any one of the 7,000 places mentioned. 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