Address before the Pan-American Scientific Congress,

Washington, January 6, 1916.

Letter to Senator Stone, February 24, 1916

.

Letter to Representative Pou, February 29, 1916

Address delivered before the Congress, April 19, 1916.
Address at first annual assemblage of the League to Enforce
Peace, May 27, 1916 .

Address on Memorial Day, Arlington, May 30, 1916

Address on Flag Day, Washington, June 14, 1916.

Address before Salesmanship Congress, Detroit, July 10,

1916

Address at Toledo, July 10, 1916

PAGES

136-144

145-147

148-149

150-157

158-164

165-171

Address on accepting renomination for the Presidency,

September 2, 1916

187-194

Reply to the Peace note of Germany, dated December 12,

1916

195-204

Address to the Senate, January 22, 1917.

205-214

Address to the Congress, announcing the severance of diplo-

matic relations with Germany, February 3, 1917. . 215-220

Address on Armed Neutrality, before the Congress,

February 26, 1917

Second Inaugural Address, Washington, March 4, 1917 228-233

Address to the Congress recommending declaration of a
state of war with Germany, April 2, 1917.

Address to his fellow-countrymen concerning the war with

Germany, April 16, 1917 .

Address at the dedication of the Red Cross Building, Wash-

ington, May 12, 1917.

Address on Memorial Day at Arlington, May 30, 1917

Address at the Confederate Reunion, Washington, June 6,

1917

Address on Flag Day, Washington, June 14, 1917

Reply to the Peace appeal of the Pope, August 27, 1917

Address before the American Federation of Labor, Buffalo,

282-285

November 12, 1917

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286-296

Telegram to the Northwest Loyalty Meetings, St. Paul,

November 16, 1917

Telegram to the King of the Belgians, November 17, 1917.

Address to the Congress, recommending the declaration of

a state of war between the United States and Austria-

Hungary, December 4, 1917.

297

298

PAGES

299-313

314-323

Address to the Congress on the conditions of peace, Jan-
uary 8, 1918 .

Address to the Congress on the Addresses of the German

Chancellor and the Austro-Hungarian Minister for

Foreign Affairs, February 11, 1918.

324-333

APPENDIX

1-Mexico. The record of a conversation with President

Wilson. By Samuel G. Blythe .

337-345

2- The President's Mexican Policy-Presented in an

authorized interview by Secretary of the Interior

Franklin K. Lane, July 16, 1916

346-360

3-Memorandum on the right of American citizens to travel

upon armed merchant ships, transmitted to the

Committee on Foreign Affairs of the House of

Representatives, March 4, 1916 .

361-374