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THE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF INTERNATIONAL LAW

APR 1 1920

CONTENTS OF VOLUME THIRTEEN

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[No. 1, January, 1919, pp. 1-157; No. 2, April, 1919, pp. 159-387; No. 3, July,

1919, pp. 389-630; No. 4, October, 1919, pp. 631-860.]

THE LACK OF UNIFORMITY IN THE LAW AND PRACTICE OF STATES WITH

REGARD TO MERCHANT VESSELS. Fred K. Neilsen

TREATMENT OF ENEMY ALIENS. James W. Garner

PRIVATE PROPERTY ON THE HIGH SEAS. Graham Bower

THE PEACE CONFERENCE OF PARIS, 1919. Geo. A. Finch

RECONSTRUCTION AND INTERNATIONAL LAW. Theodore S. Woolsey....

THE GERMAN CONCEPTION OF THE FREEDOM OF THE SEAS. Amos 8. Hershey

THE NEUTRALITY OF SWITZERLAND. IV. Gordon E. Sherman....

THE CONSTITUTIONALITY OF TREATIES. Quincy Wright..

THE LAW OF ANGARY. J. Eugene Harley

THE OBLIGATION TO RATIFY TREATIES. J. Eugene Harley...

THE AMERICAN-GERMAN CONFERENCE ON PRISONERS OF WAR. Raymond

.....

....

Stone

DIPLOMATIC PROCEDURE PRELIMINARY TO THE CONGRESS OF WESTPHALIA.

Kenneth Colegrove

THE RELATIONS BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND PORTO RICO. PART II

(Continued). Pedro Capó Rodriguez

SOME LEGAL QUESTIONS OF THE PEACE CONFERENCE. Robert Lansing.....

THE TREATY PROVIDING FOR AMERICAN ASSISTANCE TO FRANCE IN CASE OF

UNPROVOKED AGGRESSION BY GERMANY AGAINST THE LATTER. Pitman

B. Potter

THE INTERNATIONAL RÉGIME OF PORTS, WATERWAYS AND RAILWAYS. David

Hunter Miller

The ShantunG QUESTION. Charles Burke Elliott

EDITORIAL COMMENT:

Peace Conference delegates at Paris

Two treaties of Paris. Theodore S. Woolsey

International executives. Chandler P. Anderson

Some points as to ships in enemies' ports as prizes. Charles Noble

Gregory

Pan-nationalism. George G. Wilson

The recognition of the Czecho-Slovaks as belligerents. Charles Cheney

Hyde

Pleasure and racing yachts in prize law. Charles Noble Gregory.

Agreement between the United States and Germany concerning prisoners

of war.

Chandler P. Anderson

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22

60

159

187

207

227

242

267

389

406

450

483

631

651

669

687

79

81

85

88

91

93

95

97

EDITORIAL COMMENT (continued):

International participation in courts-martial. George G. Wilson.

Self-determination. Theodore S. Woolsey

International Intermediary Institute at The Hague. Editor.

Concerning the recognition of new governments by the United States.

Charles Cheney Hyde

The Neutrality Board. James Brown Scott

Meeting of the Executive Council and postponement of the Annual Meeting

of the Society. George A. Finch

Announcement

The ratification of treaties with reservations. Chandler P. Anderson.

The Shantung cession. Amos 8. Hershey

The peace negotiations with Germany. George A. Finch.

Incursions into Mexico and the doctrine of hot pursuit. Amos S. Hershey

The "understandings" of International Law. Philip Marshal Brown..

The provisions of the Treaty of Peace disposing of German rights and

interests outside Europe. T. S. Woolsey

Some of the financial clauses of the Peace Treaty with Germany. Charles

Cheney Hyde

The new Anglo-Persian agreement. Amos 8. Hershey
Jewish nationalism. Philip Marshall Brown

CURRENT NOTES:

Errors in the ordinary versions of the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk......

Some territorial questions before the Peace Conference:

The Banat of Temesvar

The Duchy of Teschen

Territorial claims of Greece

The Hedjaz

The League of Nations:

Address of President Wilson on presenting the draft of the Covenant to

the Peace Conference at Paris, February 14, 1918 ..

Extract from address of President Wilson to the United States Senate,

July 10, 1919

Letter of Honorable Elihu Root to Honorable Will H. Hays, March 29,

1919

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101

302

305

306

308

311

526

526

530

536

557

738

741

745

749

755

313

317

318

320

322

Letter of Honorable Elihu Root to Senator H. C. Lodge, June 19, 1919

Message of President Wilson transmitting to the Senate the treaty with

France of June 28, 1919

Statement of President Wilson regarding the disposition of Fiume.

Reply of Signor Orlando, Premier of Italy, regarding the disposition of

Fiume

764

767

Effect of reservations and amendments to treaties. Frank B. Kellogg...

CHRONICLE OF INTERNATIONAL EVENTS. Kathryn Sellers..
102, 323, 774

PUBLIC DOCUMENTS RELATING TO INTERNATIONAL LAW. George

and Hope K. Thompson

JUDICIAL DECISIONS INVOLVING QUESTIONS OF INTERNATIONAL LAW:

District Court, Southern District of California:

Ex parte Larrucea et al...

United States Circuit Court of Appeals, Ninth District:

Swayne and Hoyt, Inc., v. Everett

570

576

580

596

759

761

A. Finch

.112, 332, 796

118

123

127

603

610

JUDICIAL DECISIONS INVOLVING QUESTIONS OF INTERNATIONAL LAW (continued):

Judicial Committee of the Privy Council:

His British Majesty's Procurator-General in Egypt v. Deutsche Kohlen

Depot Gesellschaft

The Leonora

Supreme Court of the United States:

Sandberg et al. v. M'Donald

Turner v. United States and Creek Nation of Indians.

Cordova v. Grant

Panama Railroad Company v. Bosse

BOOK REVIEWS:

Pollard: The Commonwealth at War

Scott: Reports to the Hague Conferences of 1899 and 1907..

Latané: From Isolation to Leadership: A Review of American Foreign

Policy

Balch: A World Court in the Light of the United States Supreme Court

Marquis de Dampierre: German Imperialism and International Law...

Davenport: European Treaties Bearing on the History of the United

States and its Dependencies to 1648

Hill: Impressions of the Kaiser

Loria: The Economic Causes of War

Oakes and Mowat: The Great European Treaties of the Nineteenth

Century

Phillipson and Buxton: The Question of the Bosphorus and Dardanelles

Tyau: The Legal Obligations Arising out of Treaty Relations between

China and Other States

Tyau: China's New Constitution and International Problems.

Kaeckenbeeck: International Rivers

Laun: Die Internationalisierung der Meerengen und Kanäle

The Grotius Society: Problems of the War. Volume III.

Cox: The West Florida Controversy, 1798-1813

War Office: Manual of Military Law

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805

814

339

344

348

351

SUPPLEMENT-IMPORTANT TEXTS OF AN INTERNATIONAL CHARACTER

134

137

140

142

146

148

356

362

364

365

618

621

Jacobs: Neutrality Versus Justice: An Essay on International Relations 616

Overlach: Foreign Financial Control in China

de Lavalle: El Perú y la Gran Guerra...

Fried: Mein Kriegs-Tagebuch. Vol. I. Das erste Kriegsjahr.

Lorenzen: The Conflict of Laws Relating to Bills and Notes.

University of Wisconsin: War Book

Oppenheim: League of Nations

622

Wehberg: Die Internationale Beschränkung der Rüstungen

Lawrence: The Society of Nations

Lémonon: Les Alliés et les Neutres

Scott: James Madison's Notes of Debates in the Federal Convention of

369

371

373

373

375

377

615

624

625

627

832

834

836

1787

Hershey: Modern Japan

Medina: Cuestiones internacionales: Bolivia-Paraguay

Medina: Bolivia-Chile: Cuestiones de actualidad

844

Wolf: Notes on the Diplomatic History of the Jewish Question..

845

Kohler: Jewish Rights at the Congresses of Vienna and Aix-La-Chapelle 845

Grotius Society: Problems of the War. Vol. IV....

850

837

840

844

PERIODICAL LITERATURE OF INTERNATIONAL LAW. Kathryn Sellers..150, 380, 855

INDEX

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