The Romance of the Red Triangle / The story of the coming of the red triangle and the service rendered by the Y.M.C.A. to the sailors and soldiers of the British Empire

Y.M.C.A. AND GERMAN OBSERVATION STATION IN THE TREES AT ACHIET-LE-PETIT

THE STORY OF THE COMING OF THE RED TRIANGLE AND THE SERVICE RENDERED BY THE Y.M.C.A. TO THE SAILORS AND SOLDIERS OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE
Illustrations by W. P. STARMER, EDGAR WRIGHT AND OTHER ARTISTS HODDER AND STOUGHTON LONDON NEW YORK TORONTO

This book is affectionately dedicated to Y.M.C.A. leaders and workers at home and abroad in grateful appreciation of their faithful and loyal service. Much of this work has been done out of sight, and endless difficulties have had to be surmounted. Names have not been mentioned in the book, but the writer would like to express his personal gratitude and appreciation to every one.


His Majesty congratulates the Association on the successful results of its war work, which has done everything conducive to the comfort and well-being of the armies, supplying the special and peculiar needs of men drawn from countries so different and distant. It has worked in a practical, economical and unostentatious manner, with consummate knowledge of those with whom it has to deal. At the same time the Association, by its spirit of discipline, has earned the respect and approbation of the military authorities.—His Majesty the King.