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TABLE OF CONTENTS, AUGUST, 1915
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WORLD COMMENT 3
MATERIAL PROBLEMS MUST BE SETTLED FIRST
THE ASSAULT ON J. P. MORGAN
WON’T DANCE TO OUR MUSIC
SECRETARY BRYAN’S RESIGNATION
NO INTERVENTION IN MEXICO
A WOMAN’S DEPARTMENT
A LESSON TO BE HEEDED
NEW PROBLEMS
PEACE BY COMPULSION
PREPAREDNESS FOR WAR
MR. LANSING’S PROMOTION
THE FREEDOM OF THE SEAS
PIRATICAL PERSECUTION OF BIG BUSINESS HALTED
ONE ESSENTIAL FACTOR OF A PEACE LEAGUE
THE REALPOLITIKER AND THE IDEALPOLITIKER
IDEALISM NOT PRACTICALLY POTENT
GERMAN SOCIALISTS FOR PEACE
EDITORIALS 11
WORLD PEACE
CRIMINAL WAR TALK
A PREMATURE MOVEMENT
THE IDEALS OF PEACE AND THE REALITIES OF WAR
ONE PREDICTION FULFILLED
THE ADMINISTRATION FORCE OF THE SUPREME COURT OF INTERNATIONAL JUSTICE
_By Hon. Fred Dennett_ 17
A WORLD COURT DEMANDED BY A NEW WORLD LIFE _By Josiah Strong_ 19
RURAL COÖPERATION IN EUROPE AND THE UNITED STATES
_By George K. Shaw_ 21
THE MOBILIZATION OF PUBLIC OPINION _By John Edward Oster_ 24
OUR NATIONAL STAGE FRIGHT _By Edward F. Murphy_ 28
THE WAR STATE _By Winter Russell_ 30
PEACE THROUGH ECONOMIC PRESSURE _By Herbert S. Houston_ 33
THE WORK OF THE WORLD COURT CONGRESS _By Jeremiah W. Jenks_ 38
U. S. SUPREME COURT, THE PROTOTYPE OF A WORLD COURT
_By William Howard Taft_ 39
THE CLEVELAND CONGRESS _By John Wesley Hill_ 47
REVIEW OF BOOKS 52
THE INFORMATION DESK 56