New York Times Current History; The European War, Vol 2, No. 4, July, 1915

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New York Times Current History; The European War, Vol 2, No. 4, July, 1915 April-September, 1915

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World War, 1914-1918

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Contents

1. 1.CURRENT HISTORY A MONTHLY MAGAZINE THE EUROPEAN WAR JULY, 1915
2. 2.CONTENTS — THE LUSITANIA CASE President Wilson’s Reply to Germany
3. 3.Account of the Resignation of William J. Bryan as American Secretary of State — THE GERMAN MINISTER FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS TO THE AMERICAN AMBASSADOR AT BERLIN.
4. 4.MR. BRYAN’S RESIGNATION — THE PRESIDENT TO SECRETARY BRYAN. — ROBERT LANSING, SECRETARY OF STATE AD INTERIM.
5. 5.PRESIDENT WILSON’S REPLY TO BERLIN
6. 6.THE LUSITANIA’S “GUNS” — By The Associated Press. — THE ARREST OF STAHL. — CAPT. TURNER’S DENIAL. — STAHL INDICTED FOR PERJURY. — THE NEBRASKAN CASE. — THE “FRAGMENTS OF METAL”
7. 7.Dr. Meyer-Gerhard’s Mission
8. 8.Germany’s Press Opinion
9. 9.Press Opinion of the Allies — BRITISH COMMENT. — PRAISE FROM CANADA. — FRENCH COMMENT. — ITALIAN COMMENT.
10. 10.American Comment on Mr. Bryan’s Resignation — DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPERS. — REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPERS. — PROGRESSIVE NEWSPAPERS. — INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPERS. — GERMAN-AMERICAN PRESS.
11. 11.Mr. Bryan’s Defense — THE REASON FOR RESIGNING. — “THE REAL ISSUE.” — THE GERMAN-AMERICANS. — SEES CHANGE IN TONE OF PRESS. — GERMAN-AMERICAN OPINION. — A “SOFTENED” NOTE. — [The First and Second German Notes.] — STATEMENTS ON THE WAR IN EUROPE. — “PREPAREDNESS” AND WAR. — HOW TO END THE WAR.
12. 12.Bryan, Idealist and Average Man — By Charles Willis Thompson
13. 13.In the Name of Peace. — By LAVINIA V. WHITNEY. — (After Kipling.) — A World League to Enforce Peace — By William Howard Taft, ex-President of the United States.
14. 14.The League to Enforce Peace — Personnel and Text of the Resolutions Adopted — RESOLUTIONS. — [Adopted in Independence Hall, Philadelphia, June 17, 1915.] — ORGANIZATION.
15. 15.German-American Dissent — By Hugo Muensterberg.
16. 16.Chant of Loyalty. — By ELIAS LIEBERMAN. — American Munition Supplies
17. 17.The Alleged German Plot to Buy Control of Their Sources — A League for Preparedness — By Theodore Roosevelt, ex-President of the United States, and George L. von Meyer, ex-Secretary of the Navy. — MR. ROOSEVELT’S LETTER. — MR. MEYER’S SPEECH. — OFFICIAL RESOLUTION. — Przemysl and Lemberg
18. 18.German Reports of Mackensen’s Victorious Thrust in Galicia — THE WEST GALICIAN “DRIVE.” — (Wolff Telegraphic Bureau, Berlin, May 6, 1915.) — WORK OF GERMAN ARTILLERY. — (German Press Headquarters in Galicia, May 4, 1915.) — GERMAN TEAM WORK. — (Wolff Telegraphic Bureau, Vienna, May 7, 1915.) — ADVANCE IN MIDDLE GALICIA. — (Wolff Telegraphic Bureau, Berlin, May 26, 1915.) — APPROACHING PRZEMYSL. — (By The Associated Press.) — MORE DEFENSES TAKEN. — PRZEMYSL RECAPTURED. — PETROGRAD ADMITS DEFEAT. — RUSSIAN RETREAT FROM PRZEMYSL. — GERMAN THRUST TOWARD LEMBERG. — [By The Associated Press.] — AN ENCIRCLING MOVEMENT. — SIXTH WEEK OF THE “THRUST.” — LINSINGEN AT LUBACZOW. — STANISLAU TAKEN. — GERMAN SETBACK IN THE NORTH. — NORTH OF SHAVLI. — DRIVING NEAR MOSCISKA. — LEMBERG IN DANGER. — 122,408 PRISONERS. — LEMBERG’S LAST DEFENSES. — GRODEK POSITION CAPTURED. — KAISER WILHELM AT THE FRONT. — FALL OF LEMBERG. — LONDON ACCEPTS THE STATEMENT. — ARCHDUKE FREDERICK HONORED.
19. 19.BELGIUM. — By LEONID ANDREYEV. — [Translated from the Russian by Leo Pasvolsky.] — Battle of the Labyrinth
20. 20.France’s Victory in the Chief Western Operation Since the Marne — By The Associated Press. — Account of the French Official Observer At the Front — THE FRENCH “CURTAIN OF IRON.” — By Wythe Williams. — THE LABYRINTH. — [Special Cable to The New York Times .]
21. 21.The Modern Plataea — By Frederick Pollock — [From King Albert's Book.] — A British Call For Recruits — The British Army in France
22. 22.Richebourg, La Quinque Rue, Festubert, and Ypres — By the Official “Eyewitness” and Sir John French — SAXONS SLAIN BY PRUSSIANS. — EAST OF FESTUBERT. — GERMAN GAS WARFARE AGAIN. — A GAIN AT GIVENCHY. — AN ADVANCE NEAR YPRES. — ALLIES IN CONCERTED ATTACK. — The Dardanelles Campaign
23. 23.Progress of the Allies in June Slow and Difficult — A FEW MILES FROM VICTORY. — TWO WEEKS’ FIGHTING. — By The Associated Press. — A GENERAL ASSAULT. — MR. ASQUITH’S PREDICTION. — FROM THE TURKISH SIDE. — [Staff Correspondence of The Brooklyn Eagle.] — [By The Associated Press.] — THE EUROPEAN WAR AS SEEN BY CARTOONISTS — [American Cartoon]
24. 24.An Old Time Aeronaut — [American Cartoon]
25. 25.A Parthian Brick — [American Cartoon]
26. 26.The Benevolent Assassin — [American Cartoon]
27. 27.The Black Flag — [American Cartoon]
28. 28.A Statesman’s Exit — [American Cartoon]
29. 29.“My Heart Bleeds for Karlsruhe” — [German-American Cartoon]
30. 30.The Sandwich Man — [English Cartoon]
31. 31.The Two-handed Sword — [German Cartoon]
32. 32.Wilson’s Wrapping Paper — [English Cartoon]
33. 33.A Haul of U-Boats — [German Cartoon]
34. 34.In the Carpathians — [German Cartoon]
35. 35.The Sphinx on the Bosporus — [English Cartoon]
36. 36.Twice Bitten—Thrice Shy — Italy vs. Austria-Hungary
37. 37.The Italian Invasion and Italo-Germanic Differences
38. 38.The Armed Strength of Italy — By Colonel A.M. Murray, C.B. — The article presented below originally appeared in The London Daily News of May 21, 1915.
39. 39.The Alpine Frontier — By G.H. Perris. — [This article appeared originally in The London Daily Chronicle of May 29, 1915.]
40. 40.“Italy’s Violation of Faith” — By Dr. von Bethmann-Hollweg, German Imperial Chancellor. — [Speech in the Reichstag, May 28, 1915.]
41. 41.Why Italy Went to War — By Signor Salandra, Italian Premier — [Speech in the Roman Capitol on June 2, 1915.] — Britain’s Cabinet and Munitions
42. 42.A Coalition Ministry with Lloyd George in a New Office — CAUSES OF THE CHANGE.
43. 43.Lloyd George’s Appeal to Labor — Balkan Neutrality—As Seen By the Balkans
44. 44.Inspired Press Opinions from the Capitals of Greece, Bulgaria, and Rumania — THE GREEK VIEW. — A PLEA FOR WAR. — GREECE AFTER ITALY’S INTERVENTION. — BULGARIAN VIEWS. — FAVORING NEUTRALITY. — OPPOSING NEUTRALITY. — OPPOSING GREECE, SERBIA, AND RUSSIA. — THE RUMANIAN VIEW. — A PRO-GERMAN OPINION. — FOR A BALKAN UNION. — IN CASE OF WAR.
45. 45.Portsmouth Bells — [From Punch.] — The Wanderers of the Emden
46. 46.Odyssey of the German Raider’s Survivors Told by Captain Muecke, Their Leader — By Emil Ludwig — Special Correspondent of the Berliner Tageblatt. — THE SURVIVORS. — CRUISE OF THE EMDEN. — NARRATIVE CONTINUED. — A PATH OF TRIUMPH. — A FIGHT WITH BEDOUINS. — CAPTAIN MUECKE’S REPORT. — Civilization at the Breaking Point — By H.G. Wells. — [Copyright, 1915, by The New York Times Company.] — “Human Beings and Germans” — By Rudyard Kipling.
47. 47.Garibaldi’s Promise. — By KATHERINE DRAYTON MAYRANT SIMONS, JR. — The Uncivilizable Nation — By Emile Verhaeren.
48. 48.Retreat in the Rain. — By O.C.A. CHILD. — War a Game for Love and Honor — By Jerome K. Jerome — How England Prevented an Understanding With Germany — By Dr. Th. Schiemann.
49. 49.Germany Free! — By BEATRICE BARRY. — Chronology of the War
50. 50.Showing Progress of Campaigns on All Fronts and Collateral Events from April 30, 1915, Up to and Including June 15, 1915. — CAMPAIGN IN EASTERN EUROPE — CAMPAIGN IN WESTERN EUROPE. — ITALIAN CAMPAIGN. — TURKISH CAMPAIGN. — CAMPAIGN IN AFRICA. — LUSITANIA. — NAVAL RECORD—GENERAL. — NAVAL RECORD—SUBMARINES. — AERIAL RECORD. — AUSTRIA-HUNGARY. — BELGIUM. — CANADA. — FRANCE. — GERMANY. — GREAT BRITAIN. — GREECE. — HOLLAND. — ITALY. — RUMANIA. — RUSSIA. — SAN MARINO. — SERBIA. — SWEDEN. — TURKEY. — UNITED STATES. — RELIEF.
51. 51.To the Captain of the U——. — By HARRY VARLEY.
52. 52.FOOTNOTES

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