ATTITUDE OF UNITED STATES toward Austria and Germany...... .....1:266
AUSTRIA-HUNGARY. Announcement regarding armed merchant ships......2:313

Announcement regarding unrestricted warfare. February 1, 1917.3:358
Lists of contraband of war.

..1:46, 48

Peace overtures. 1916

..3:276-285

Reply to United States suggestions regarding the war..

.....3:296

AUSTRIA-HUNGARY-UNITED STATES. Correspondence respecting:

BELGIUM-UNITED STATES. Correspondence respecting Declaration of Lon-

don

...1:1-8

Warfare between submarines and armed merchant ships.2: 310, 336

BELLIGERENT TERRITORY, Occupied. Status of neutral consular officers

July 7, 1916. (With memorandum)

Edict (Russian). September 1, 1914.
December 8, 1914....

Order in Council (British). August 20, 1914.

2:79, 134; 3:42-51

...1:6

1:25

.1:113

2:9, 11

1:31

.1:34

BOY-ED, CAPTAIN. German naval attaché. Recall of..

..2:363-366

BRAZIL. Reply to suggestions of United States concerning the war......3:302

BULGARIA. Peace overtures. 1916

...3:274

Reply to suggestions of United States concerning the war.......3:301

CABLEGRAMS. Censorship of......

CARIB, S. S. Sinking of.....

.1:255, 270-313
....3:53-73

CARRIAGE OF CARGOES. Order in Council. November 10, 1915.2:109

CENSORSHIP of telegrams by cable and wireless..

.1: 255, 270-313

CENTRAL POWERS. Peace overtures, 1916, and reply of Entente......3: 272-287

CHEMUNG, S. S. Sinking of....

...3: 218-221

CHINA. Reply to United States suggestions concerning the war..........3:303

COMMERCE, RESTRAINTS ON. Correspondence relating to.........1: 55-172;

2:58-150; 3:42-51

CONSULAR MAIL. Transmission of.......

...1:268-269

CONSULAR OFFICERS, neutral, in occupied territory. Status of.......2: 445-459

CONTRABAND OF WAR. Correspondence respecting....1: 57, 62, 72, 78, 257;

July 7, 1916. (With memorandum)

Alphabetical index of absolute contraband. November 5, 1915..2: 23
Conditional contraband. November 5, 1915.....2:42
Summary of proclamations. November 5, 1915........2:21
White paper listing articles and abolishing distinction between
absolute and conditional.

French

German

Russian

Turkish

.2:52

.1: 23-30

.1:37-46

.1:31-37

.1:48-54

CONVERSION OF MERCHANT SHIPS INTO WARSHIPS.

CONVOY of neutral ships.....

COSTS IN PRIZE PROCEEDINGS

COTTON

CUSHING, S. S. Attack on...

DECLARATION OF LONDON. Correspondence respecting.....

Orders and decrees relating to:

British Orders in Council:

1:222-240

...1:95

.2:87, 140

1:18, 142; 2:59, 62

1: 129-149

.1:1-8, 266; 3:1-3

DISPLAY BY NAVAL VESSELS of distinguishing marks on the high seas..3: 231-235

DON JOSE, THE. Discussed.

DUAL NATIONALITY...

....2:85, 139, 142

.......1:300-375; 2:460-478
DUMBA, CONSTANTIN THEODOR. Austrian Ambassador. Recall of....2: 361-362
DUMDUM BULLETS.

EAGLE POINT, S. S.

Sale of..
Sinking of.....

ENEMY SUBJECTS. Removal of, from American vessels..

.1:260

2:182, 183

..1: 256,

353-360; 2:427-432

ENTENTE POWERS CENTRAL POWERS. Peace overtures. 1916.3:272-287
ENGLISH CHANNEL. British Admiralty, circular regarding navigation of.

November 30, 1914..

ENGLISHMAN, S. S. Sinking of...

ESCAPE of interned officers and men from German ships.
EVELYN, S. S. Sinking of......

EVIDENCE in prize cases...

See FORDNEY, S. S.

EXECUTIVE ORDERS regarding wireless messages:

August 5 and September 5, 1914..

FALABA, S. S. Sinking of...

FARN. German prize ship. Internment of....
FLAG as determining character of vessel:

British Order in Council. October 20, 1915..
French decree. October 23, 1915...

See AMERICAN TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY, Seizure of vessels of.

....3:21

.2: 182, 183

2:433-444

..3:53-73

2:76, 125

.1: 270, 273
1:129-141
.1:361-365

..2:2
2:1

FLAG, NEUTRAL. Use of, by belligerents.1:86, 88, 90, 96, 97, 99, 106
FLAG. Transfer of

FOODSTUFFS. Importation of, into Germany:

Correspondence with Germany.........
Correspondence with Great Britain..

Cargo of Wilhemina..

Fordney, S. S. Seizure of...

German decree relating to...

......1:82

.1:90, 98, 125, 127, 150, 156

Letter of Secretary of State to Senate Committee.

Modus vivendi proposed by the United States.

FORDNEY, S. S. Seizure of..

FOX, THE. Cited

FRANCE.

Declaration of restrictions on German commerce.

Decree. March 13, 1915...

Decrees respecting the Declaration of London:

August 25, 1914.......

November 6, 1914..

October 23, 1915...

July 7, 1916. (With memorandum)

Lists of contraband of war...

Notice respecting mines in the Adriatic Sea.

Reply to peace overtures. 1916...

1:58, 63, 79, 107

1: 122, 173-179
.2:58, 151-160
..1: 174, 176

...1:258

..1:97-101, 106

.2:58, 151-160

..1: 163

March 1, 1915..1: 115

Reply to suggestions of United States concerning the war.

FRANCE-UNITED STATES. Correspondence respecting:

.1: 113

.1:6

1:25

..2:1

.2:11

1:23-30

..3:12

3:280

..3:305

Armed merchant vessels and submarines, warfare between...2: 310, 336, 338

Restrictions on German commerce and blockade.1: 101, 102, 104, 112

Memorial regarding employment of Belgian laborers in Germany.....3:258
Memorandum on treatment of armed merchant vessels.2: 314, 339
Notice extending submarine blockade to Arctic Ocean. March 23,
1917

Ordinance relating to Declaration of London. April 18, 1915..
Peace overtures. 1916

Regulations governing idleness in Belgium.

Regulations regarding navigation of the North Sea:

November 14, 1914...

3:39-40

......1:43

.3:272-283

..3:255

3:20

Reply to United States suggestions concerning the war.
War zone decree and memorandum on retaliatory measures. February 4,
1915

3:294

....1:83

War zone memorandum. January 31, 1917..

..3:334

GERMANY-GREAT BRITAIN. Modus vivendi between, proposed by United

States

.....1:97-101, 106

Correspondence regarding mine laying....

....3:4-41

GERMANY-UNITED STATES. Correspondence respecting:

American prisoners of war taken to Germany by the Yarrowdale..3: 236-248
American trade. See FOODSTUFFS.

Appam, S. S. German prize in American port........... ....2:387-403

Display by naval vessels of distinguishing marks on the high seas..3: 231-235