p.1: Demonstration in Pyeng Yang, p.2: Korean capacity, p.3-4: Japan's problem, p.5: The outlook, p.6: Espionage, p.7: Demonstration and Independence paper, p.8: Death of the Emperor, p.9: B.B. Bronson to Warren H. Landon, p.10: Fact about Japanese Red Cross, p.11-12: Report of Imperial rescript, p.13-17: Analysis of rescript, p.18: Korean reaction to rescript, p.19: Gulick's Commission on the Orient, p.20-28: Japan Amuck!, p.29: When East meets East, p.30-34: Story of torture by released male prisoner, p.35-36: Statement of R.M. McRae of events in Hamheung, p.37-39: Story of student released from the West Gate jail, p.40-41: How the Korean shops were reopened, p.42-45: Story of released girl prisoner no.2, p.46-48: Story of released girl prisoner no.3, p.49-51: Story of released girl prisoner no.4, p.52-55: Story of released girl prisoner no.5, p.56-58: Murders at Wha Su Ri, p.59: Kangkei boys whipped to death, p.60: Grievances of the Korean people and the bad government of Japan
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