TABLE OF CONTENTS, VOLUME SEVEN

[No. 1, January, 1913, pp. 1–232; No. 2, April, 1913, pp. 233–452; No. 3, July, 1913,
pp. 453-686; No. 4, October, 1912, pp. 687-956.]

THE FINAL OUTCOME OF THE FISHERIES ARBITRATION. Chandler P. Anderson

THE PANAMA Canal Act anD THE BRITISH PROTEST. John Holladay Latané...

NEUTRALIZATION AND EQUAL TERMS. Crammond Kennedy...

.....

CARDINAL ALBERONI: AN ITALIAN PRECURSOR OF PACIFISM AND INTERNATIONAL

ARBITRATION. Mil. R. Vesnitch.....

51

CARDINAL ALBERONI'S SCHEME FOR REDUCING THE TURKISH EMPIRE. Annex.. 83

THE INTERNATIONAL OPIUM CONFERENCE. Part II. Hamilton Wright..

EXEMPTION FROM PANAMA TOLLS. Eugene Wambaugh..

108

233

THE NEW MOROCCAN PROTECTORATE. Norman Dwight Harris..

CANADA: COLONY TO KINGDOM. John S. Ewart...

245

268

THE NECESSITY FOR AN INTERNATIONAL CODE OF ARBITRAL PROCEDURE. Wil-

liam Cullen Dennis....

285

....

RESTRICTIVE CLAUSES IN INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION TREATIES.

Wehberg...

Hans

301

INTERNATIONAL Law and PolITICAL SCIENCE. Alpheus Henry Snow. .

FRANCIS LIEBER. Elihu Root.....

315

453

SOVEREIGNTY OF THE AIR. Blewett Lee..

470

BASIC ELEMENTS OF DIPLOMATIC PROTECTION OF CITIZENS ABROAD. Edwin M.
Borchard.....

497

THE PRISONER OF WAR. George B. Davis..

521

THE HUDSONIAN SEA IS A GREAT OPEN SEA. Thomas Willing Balch...

JURISDICTION OF American-BRITISH CLAIMS COMMISSION. J. R. Clark................. 687

THE AMERICAN CONSTRUCTION OF THE MOST-FAVORED NATION CLAUSE. Sam-

uel B. Crandall....

546

708

THE NON-LIABILITY OF STATES FOR DAMAGES SUFFERED BY FOREIGNERS IN THE
COURSE OF A RIOT, AN INSURRECTION, OR A CIVIL WAR. Harmodio Arias.. 724
THE SETTLEMENT OF THE SAMOAN CASES. Walter Scott Penfield....
767
SHOULD GREAT BRITAIN AND THE UNITED STATES BE REPRESENTED AT THE
HAGUE CONFERENCES ON PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW. Arthur K. Kuhn 774

343097

POINSETT'S MISSION TO MEXICO: A discussion of his interference in interna-
tional affairs. William R. Manning...

BOARD OF EDITORS...

EDITORIAL COMMENT:

781

.140, 329, 566, 823

The final settlement of the North Atlantic Coast Fisheries controversy... 140

Elihu Root before Latin America...

144

The case of Russia v. Turkey at The Hague Court..

146

Effects of war upon treaties-Project of the Institute of International Law 149

Peace between Italy and Turkey..

155

The Chinese society and journal of international law.

Government monopoly of war industries.

158

161

The American Institute of International Law.

163

The meeting of the American Society for Judicial Settlement of Interna-

tional Disputes...

167

Seventh annual meeting of the American Society of International Law.

President Wilson and Latin America.

The Fur Seal Convention and the five-year closed season imposed by Con-

John Bassett Moore, the new Counsellor for the Department of State..

The suppression of the opium traffic....

Chandler P. Anderson..

The treaty of November 27, 1912, between France and Spain, concerning

Morocco...

Appointments to the diplomatic service..

357

359

362

Recovery by non-resident aliens for death by wrongful act.

The Nineteenth Lake Mohonk Conference on International Arbitration... 584

CHRONICLE OF INTERNATIONAL EVENTS. Otis G. Stanton and Kathryn Sellers 171,

375, 594, 848

PUBLIC DOCUMENTS Relating to INTERNATIONAL LAW. George A. Finch 177, 379,

616, 872

JUDICIAL DECISIONS INVOLVING QUESTIONS OF INTERNATIONAL LAW:

Decision of Hague Court of Arbitration in Russia v. Turkey. November 11,

1912....

178

Legal aspects regarding the ownership and distribution of awards. Opinion
of Solicitor for Department of State in re distribution of Alsop award.. 382

Award of Hague Tribunal in case of the "Carthage".

Award of Hague Tribunal in case of the "Manouba"

Decision of Supreme Court of United States in Charlton extradition case 637

Decision of Imperial Royal Administrative Court of Austria, involving water

rights....

623

629

653

American Express Co. and Bertuch & Co. v. United States.

BOOK REVIEWS:

875

879

882

885

891

Meili and Mamelok: Das internationale Privat-und Zivilprozessrecht auf

Grund der Haager Konventionen...

215

Buzzati: Le Droit International Privé d'après les Conventions de la Haye..... 217

Zouche: Juris et Judicii Fecialis, sive, Juris Inter Gentes, et Questionum de

Eodem Explicatio....

421

Meili: Die Hauptfragen des internationalen Privatrechts.

423

Chadwick: The Relations of the United States and Spain.

Kaufmann: Staatliches deutches International-privatrecht und völkerrechtliches

International-privatrecht der Haagerverträge.

432

Poortugael: Le Droit des Gens en Marche vers la Paix et le Guerre de Tripoli.. 432

Baldassarri: La Neutralizzazione...

435

Kaufmann: Das Wesen des Völkerrechts und die clausula rebus sic stantibus.. 438

Oppenheim: International Law.....

439

Neumeyer: Internationales Verwaltungsrecht.

666

Lucas: Lord Durham's Report on the Affairs of British North America.

Catellani: Il Diritto Aereo...

668

672

Pillet: Le Régime International de la Propriété Industrielle.

Ayala: De Jure et Officiis Bellicis et Disciplina Militari.

910

Catellani: La Dichiarazione di Londra Relativa al Diritto Della Guerra Marit-

Suarez: Programa de Derecho Diplomático and Programa de Derecho Interna-
cional y Legislación Consular..

930

PERIODICAL LITERATURE OF INTERNATIONAL LAW. Kathryn Sellers. .223, 442, 679,

732

SUPPLEMENT-IMPORTANT TEXTS OF AN INTERNATIONAL CHARACTER

THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL LAW is supplied to all members of

the American Society of International Law without extra charge, as the membership

fee of five dollars per annum includes the right to all issues of the JOURNAL published

during the year for which the dues are paid. (Members residing in foreign countries

pay one dollar extra per annum for foreign postage.)

The annual subscription to non-members of the Society is five dollars per annum

(one dollar extra is charged for foreign postage), and should be placed with the pub-

lishers, Baker, Voorhis & Company, 45 and 47 John Street, New York City.

Single copies of the JOURNAL will be supplied by the publishers at $1.25 per copy.

Applications for membership in the Society, correspondence with reference to

the JOURNAL, and books for review should be sent to James Brown Scott, Editor in

Chief, 2 Jackson Place, Washington, D. C.

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THE FINAL OUTCOME OF THE FISHERIES ARBITRATION. Chandler P. Anderson. 1

THE PANAMA Canal Act and THE BRITISH PROTEST. John Holladay Latané..

NEUTRALIZATION AND EQUAL TERMS. Crammond Kennedy...

17

27

CARDINAL ALBERONI: AN ITALIAN PRECURSOR OF PACIFISM AND INTERNATIONAL

ARBITRATION. Mil. R. Vesnitch..

51

CARDINAL ALBERONI'S SCHEME FOR REDUCING THE TURKISH EMPIRE. Annex.. 83

THE INTERNATIONAL OPIUM CONFERENCE. Part II. Hamilton Wright...

BOARD OF EDITORS....

108

140

EDITORIAL COMMENT:

The final settlement of the North Atlantic Coast Fisheries Controversy..

Elihu Root before Latin America..

140

144

The case of Russia v. Turkey at The Hague Court.

146

Effects of war upon treaties Project of the Institute of International Law.. 149

Peace between Italy and Turkey..

155

The Chinese society and journal of international law.

158

Government monopoly of war industries..

161

The American Institute of International Law.

163

The meeting of the American Society for Judicial Settlement of International

Disputes...

167

Seventh annual meeting of the American Society of International Law.

CHRONICLE OF INTERNATIONAL EVENTS. Otis G. Stanton.....

169

171

PUBLIC DOCUMENTS Relating to INTERNATIONAL LAW. George A. Finch.....

JUDICIAL DECISIONS INVOLVING QUESTIONS OF INTERNATIONAL LAW:

Decision of Hague Court of Arbitration in Russia v. Turkey. November 11,

1912.....

Meili and Mamelok: Das internationale Privat-und Zivilprozessrecht auf

Grund der Haager Konventionen...

215

Buzzati: Le Droit International Privé d'après les Conventions de la Haye... 217

PERIODICAL LITERATURE OF INTERNATIONAL LAW. Kathryn Sellers....

223

SUPPLEMENT-IMPORTANT TEXTS OF AN INTERNATIONAL CHARACTER.

THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF INTERNATIONAL LAW is supplied to all members

of the American Society of International Law without extra charge, as the member-

ship fee of five dollars per annum includes the right to all issues of the JOURNAL

published during the year for which the dues are paid. (Members residing in foreign

countries pay one dollar extra per annum to cover foreign postage.)

The annual subscription to non-members of the Society is five dollars per

annum (one dollar extra is charged for foreign postage), and should be placed with

the publishers, Baker, Voorhis & Company, 45 and 47 John Street, New York City.

Single copies of the JOURNAL will be supplied by the publishers at $1.25 per copy.

Applications for membership in the Society, correspondence with reference to

the JOURNAL, and books for review should be sent to James Brown Scott, Editor in

Chief, 2 Jackson Place, Washington, D. C.