The Open court . Gunther Jacoby 98 Verses from Japan. Translated by the late Arthur Lloyd 120 Lao-tse by Chou Fang 124 Book Revieivs 125 Ji permanent contrihution towards the solution of thegreatest problems of thought and life. —Hibbert Journal The Realm of Ends Or, Pluralism and Theism by JAMES WARD Sc. D. (CamL). Hon. (Edin.), Hon. D. Sc. (Oxon.)Professor of Mental Philosophy, Cambridge 8vo. $ net. By Mail $ it is the latest pronouncement, not simply of a veteran,but of one of the ripest, and from the scientific point of view,best equipped, among living thinkers ... it is a wo
The Open court . Gunther Jacoby 98 Verses from Japan. Translated by the late Arthur Lloyd 120 Lao-tse by Chou Fang 124 Book Revieivs 125 Ji permanent contrihution towards the solution of thegreatest problems of thought and life. —Hibbert Journal The Realm of Ends Or, Pluralism and Theism by JAMES WARD Sc. D. (CamL). Hon. (Edin.), Hon. D. Sc. (Oxon.)Professor of Mental Philosophy, Cambridge 8vo. $ net. By Mail $ it is the latest pronouncement, not simply of a veteran,but of one of the ripest, and from the scientific point of view,best equipped, among living thinkers ... it is a woHc whichany man may well peruse as a discipline in self-education, andthis without reference to the field of his specialty. Assuredly,we have to thank Dr. Ward for a human, and therefore signifi-cant—often a wise—pronouncement. A main portion of thecharm of the work is traceable to the skill shown by the authorin conferring di^indlion upon the commonest things.—Science. New York G. P. PUTNAMS SONS London. u H G The Open Court A MONTHLY MAGAZINE Devoted to the Science of Religion, the Religion of Science, andthe Extension of the Religious Parliament Idea. VOL. XXVII (No. 2) FEBRUARY, 1913 NO. 681 Copyright by The Open Court Publishing Company, 1913. ALBANIA. BY THE EDITOR. WAR clouds have been hanging over Europe and the storincenter is the Balkan peninsula. The most active factors arethe three small states of Servia, Bulgaria and Montenegro. Theyare assisted by Greece and their aim is the downfall of Constanti-nople, which would mean the expulsion of the Turks from two powers of the European concert most interested are Austriaand Russia, the former supported by Germany and Italy, the latterby France and England. The position of Turkey would be hopelessin the face of the victorious march of the allied Balkan statestoward Constantinople if the European concert would allow Con-stantinople to fall into their hands. But there is another feature inthe present state
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