Valcartier / by Elisabeth Flagler MacKeen -- Salisbury Plain / by Elisabeth Flagler MacKeen -- Mud / G.M.A. -- Salisbury Plain / J.L. Arnoldi --The King's "Godspeed" -- The lads of the Maple Leaf / by Jessie Pope -- Letters from the Front : Going to the Front -- Something quite new -- Standing-to in the trenches -- The luxury of a hot bath -- An amusing day -- Everything is quiet -- On the Rue du Bois / by Frederick George Scott -- Letters from the Front--Continued : Three days of our work -- "Complimentary to our bunch" -- A ticklish job -- "We no shoot, you no shoot" -- Back to civilisation -- Billeted over an estaminet -- Angels very thoroughly disguised -- A quaint old town on the border -- Amidst the turmoil -- German trenches on three sides -- M first aeroplane battle -- A spider's web -- A tremendous battle -- Desparate fighting -- Coomunique issued by the War Office -- Candian Division -- In with the Pats -- A strenuous time -- In the thick of it -- A novel breakfast -- German rations and trophies -- The story of the day -- The spirit of cheerfulness -- The argument with the dog -- On the move -- Sharing good and ill -- Out of a peck of trouble -- A new-comer in the war zone -- Beautiful June days -- A warm time -- One of the most wonderful things -- Serving beside heroes -- Something doing -- Interesting work -- Friends and visitors -- "A Poisoner in Germany" -- Some music -- The occasional gun -- Three men od God -- Requiescant / by Frederick George Scott.