Editorial Notes.

Analyzes various political and social developments worldwide. Resignation of William Jennings Bryan from his position as U.S. Secretary of State in the government of President Woodrow Wilson; Bryan's attitude toward diplomatic negotiations with Germany found in his treaties of arbitration; Bryan's proposal to apply the principle of his peace treaties in the controversy with Germany; Task of political and social reconstruction in Mexico under American tutelage; Means that can be taken by submarines to distinguish between ships that carry innocent and inviolable private property and ships which carry military supplies; Author's criticism of the "New York Times" newspaper's coverage of the trial of Steel Corp.; Factors considered in the appointment of the Postmaster-General; Constitutional change in Denmark which enfranchises women and makes them eligible to all offices and which abolishes the property qualifications.