The War Illustrated: No. 123. 23rd December, 1916.

Topics in this Issue: Two Dozen of the Best War Stories; Collected and Retold by E.C. Buley Victory: The Will and the Way - Some Thoughts for the Third Red Christmastide on Ten Instant Necessities for the War; By Lord Northcliffe. Trysting-Places for the War-World & His Wife. Drawing Lots for Leave at Christmas Time. The Happy Children - A Fantasy; By Arthur Machen. Fairyland in the Frosted Forests of the Vosges. Immortal Love and Pity Walk the Mortal World. By Swollen Stream and Weather-Beaten Path. After St. Pierre Divion: Rest Well-Earned. Battle-Zone Playhouse as Impromptu Forum. Flooded Ways Behind the Front in Flanders. Rounding-Up Remnants of the Enemy in Africa. Organising Terrain Won at Sailly-Saillisel. Field-Gun Breasting a Bank in the Balkan Line. Back to His Own: A Tale of the Trenches; By Patrick McGill. Pudding in Peril: Tense Moments on a Warship. Christmas with the Fleet; by Percival Hislam. A Christmas Gas Attack; Told by a Private of the Lancashire Fusiliers. Home Stirred and Stirring Thoughts of Home. Our War-Time Christmas Pudding; By Grace Curnock. Observers Aloft for Gunners in the Valley. Entrenching in the Hills near Monastir. Heroes of the Season Awarded the Coveted Cross. Our Observation Post - War-Time Views of Life and Character: Christmas Day, 1916.