| CHAPTER | | PAGE |
| I. | Exiled to Siberia | [ 1] |
| II. | The Secret “Getaway” | [ 5] |
| III. | Japan to Vladivostok | [ 16] |
| IV. | Toward Khabarovsk | [ 27] |
| V. | Bolshevists and Baths | [ 37] |
| VI. | Hetman of the Ussuri | [ 48] |
| VII. | From Khabarovsk to Ushumun | [ 64] |
| VIII. | On the Back Trail | [ 82] |
| IX. | A Red Sweater and the General | [ 93] |
| X. | Over the Amur River on Horseback | [ 104] |
| XI. | The Machine that Squeaked | [ 114] |
| XII. | An Army Impresario | [ 121] |
| XIII. | Away to Trans-Baikal | [ 130] |
| XIV. | The City of Convicts | [ 150] |
| XV. | Ataman Semenoff | [ 158] |
| XVI. | Famine in Chita | [ 165] |
| XVII. | New Year with the Japanese | [ 172] |
| XVIII. | Diplomacy and—Mice | [ 186] |
| XIX. | New Friends, Prisons, and Other Things | [ 196] |
| XX. | The Sobrania | [ 206] |
| XXI. | Politics and Prinkipo | [ 227] |
| XXII. | Farewell to Chita | [ 237] |
| XXIII. | Chita to Vladivostok | [ 247] |
| XXIV. | The Peasants | [ 258] |
| XXV. | Frenzied Finance | [ 280] |
| XXVI. | Leaves from My Note Book | [ 293] |
| XXVII. | The Joker in Bolshevism | [ 305] |
| XXVIII. | The United States in Asia | [ 316] |