COPYRIGHT, 1909, BY
THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF INTERNATIONAL LAW

Stanford Library
OCT 5 1955

341.05
A512

TABLE OF CONTENTS, VOLUME THREE

NUMBER 1, JANUARY, 1909

INTERNATIONAL ADMINISTRATIVE LAW AND NATIONAL SOVEREIGNTY. Paul

S. Reinsch

1

CONCERNING THE INTERPRETATION OF TREATIES. Charles Cheney Hyde.... 46

THE INTERCANTONAL LAW OF SWITZERLAND (Swiss INTERSTATE LAW).

Max Huber

62

THE ORIGIN OF THE CONGO FREE STATE, CONSIDERED FROM THE STANDPOINT

OF INTERNATIONAL LAW. Jesse S. Reeves..

99

PURCHASABLE OFFICES IN CEDED TERRITORY. Percy Bordwell...

119

HISTORY OF THE STATE DEPARTMENT. III. Gaillard Hunt.

137

BOARD OF EDITORS...

163

EDITORIAL COMMENT

The Change of Government in China.

163

Arbitration Treaty with China....

166

United States and Japan in the Far East.

168

England and Russia in Central Asia..

170

Recall of Ministers

175

The Casablanca Incident and Its Reference to Arbitration at The Hague... 176

The Nobel Prize.....

179

The Fifteenth Conference. :)f the Interparliamentary Union.

180

Institute of International Law.....

185

The International Law Association.

188

The Annual Meeting of the Society of International Law.

191

CHRONICLE OF INTERNATIONAL EVENTS Henry G. Crocker.

195

PUBLIC DOCUMENTS RELATING TO INTERNATIONAL LAW. Philip De Witt

Phcir

218

JUDICIAL DECISIONS INVOLVING QUESTIONS OF INTERNATIONAL LAW.

224

BOOK REVIEW: BOOK NOTES.....

247

PERIODICAL LITERATURE OF INTERNATIONAL LAW.

265

269

NUMBER 2, APRIL, 1909

LATIN AMERICA AND INTERNATIONAL LAW. Alejandro Alvarez..

NEUTRALIZATION OF THE PANAMA CANAL. Peter C. Hains ..

The Most-FAVORED-NATION CLAUSE. Stanley K. Hornbeck. (Part 1.)

BOARD OF EDITORS.

354

395

423