Chapter I	Causes Which Led United States into the War
Chapter II	The Beginning and the End
Chapter III	Our Heroic Dead
Chapter IV	The County's Wounded
Chapter V	Gems of Patriotism
Chapter VI	The Conscription Board
Chapter VII	The Red Cross Chapter and its Fourteen Auxiliaries
Chapter VIII	The War Chest Organization
Chapter IX	The Food Administration
Chapter X	The County Council of Defense
Chapter XI	The Fuel Administration
Chapter XII	The Five Liberty Loan Drives
Chapter XIII	Women's Work in the Liberty Loans
Chapter XIV	War Savings Stamps
Chapter XV	The Women's War Census
Chapter XVI	The Sammy Pen Club
Chapter XVII	The Boys' Working Reserve
Chapter XVIII	Soldier Poetry
Chapter XIX	Switzerland County's Roll of Honor
Chapter XX	Amick Brothers Fight Side by Side
Chapter XXI	John F. Butters on Eleven Battle Fronts
Chapter XXII	Uly Butters Fights with British
Chapter XXIII	Howard P. Burton Returns from the Dead
Chapter XXIV	Leslie Byram Saved by German Prisoners
Chapter XXV	Ermon Brown Captures German Captain and Ten Privates
Chapter XXVI	William Bowen Rams Bayonet Through Boche
Chapter XXVII	Lawrence E. Chandler in Five Engagements
Chapter XXVIII	D. W. Dodd on Torpedoed Ship
Chapter XXIX	Allen Day on Trail of the Boche
Chapter XXX	James Grammer Oakley Saved by Red Cross Workers
Chapter XXXI	J. Kirby Danglade Serves with French Army
Chapter XXXII	Halstead Ferguson Goes Through Battle Bareheaded
Chapter XXXIII	Walter Green Wounded Twice
Chapter XXXIV	Vere Graham Sleeps with Dead Frenchman
Chapter XXXV	Hubert Hamilton with British in Belgium
Chapter XXXVI	Sam Huff Serves with Medical Corps
Chapter XXXVII	Joe Hollcraft Sees Brutality of Huns
Chapter XXXVIII	Ernest Lackland in Hospital Bombed by Huns
Chapter XXXIX	Frank Pelsor in Great British Offensive
Chapter XL	George Platt Shot Through Body While in the Argonne
Chapter XLI	Clifford Thiebaud Fights with Rainbow Division
Chapter XLII	Marion Williamson Fights Sixty Hours Without Water