ILLUSTRATED

NEW YORK
CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS
1922

CHAPTER		PAGE
[I.]	THE LANDING OF PERSHING	[1]
[II.]	"Vive PAIR-SHANG!"	[11]
[III.]	THE FIRST DIVISION LANDS	[29]
[IV.]	THE FOURTH OF JULY	[44]
[V.]	WHAT THEY LIVED IN	[53]
[VI.]	GETTING THEIR STRIDE	[66]
[VII.]	SPEEDING UP	[81]
[VIII.]	BACK WITH THE BIG GUNS	[96]
[IX.]	THE EYES OF THE ARMY	[107]
[X.]	THE SCHOOLS FOR OFFICERS	[117]
[XI.]	SOME DISTINGUISHED VISITORS	[124]
[XII.]	THE MEN WHO DID EVERYTHING	[134]
[XIII.]	BEHIND THE LINES	[145]
[XIV.]	FRANCE AND THE MEDICOES	[158]
[XV.]	IN CHARGE OF MORALE	[168]
[XVI.]	INTO THE TRENCHES	[177]
[XVII.]	OUR OWN SECTOR	[189]
[XVIII.]	A CIVILIAN VISITOR	[200]
[XIX.]	A FAMOUS GESTURE	[212]
[XX.]	THE FIRST TWO BATTLES	[224]
[XXI.]	TEUFEL-HUNDEN	[237]
[XXII.]	THE ARMY of MANŒUVRE	[248]
[XXIII.]	ST. MIHIEL	[266]
[XXIV.]	MEUSE-ARGONNE BEGINS	[279]
[XXV.]	CEASE FIRING	[291]
	[GENERAL PERSHING'S REPORT]	[301]

The battle of Seicheprey	[Frontispiece]
FACING PAGE
General Pershing in Paris, July, 1917	[16]
Buglers of the Alpine Chasseurs, assisted by their militaryband, entertaining American soldiers of the First Division	[64]
U. S. locomotive-assembling yards in France	[154]
Red Cross Hospital at Neuilly, formerly the American Ambulance Hospital	[166]
Secretary Baker riding on flat car during his tour of inspectionof the American Expeditionary Forces	[202]
U. S. Marines in readiness to march to the front	[244]
The capture of Sergy	[262]

OUR ARMY AT THE FRONT