TABLE DES MATIÈRES. I. NOTES ÉDITORIALES L'Amérique Latine à la Conférence du Lac Mohonk-Nouveau membre du Conseil de Direction-Honneurs exceptionnels rendus à M. Creel, Ambassadeur du Mexique— Exposition centenaire de Buenos-Ayres en 1910-Lois minières de la Bolivie-Progrès et prospérité du Brésil-Conditions financières du Chili-Message de M. Reyes, Président de la République de Colombie-Autres faits présentant un intérêt particulier. II. APERÇU DU BUREAU.. III. COMPARAISON DU COMMERCE ENTRE LES ÉTATS-UNIS ET L'AMÉRIQUE LATINE Commerce avec l'Amérique Latine-Commerce extérieur en avril, 1907. Page. 1517 1521 1527 1531 While the utmost care is taken to insure accuracy in the publications of the International Bureau of the American Republics, no responsibility is assumed on account of errors or inaccuracies which may occur therein. Por más que la Oficina Internacional de las Repúblicas Americanas pone escrupuloso cuidado para obtener el mayor grado de corrección en sus publicaciones, no asume responsabilidad alguna por los errores ó inexactitudes que pudieran deslizarse. Ao passo que se toma o maior cuidado para assegurar a exactidão nas publicações da Secretaria Internacional das Republicas Americanas, esta não se responsabiliza pelos erros ou inexactidões que nellas occorrerem. Bien que le Bureau International des Républiques Américaines exerce le plus grand soin pour assurer l'exactitude de ses publications, il n'assumera aucune responsabilité des erreurs ou inexactitudes qui pourraient s'yglisser. There is such a growing demand from all parts of the world for information regarding the work, scope, and character of the International Bureau of American Republics that it has been thought best to include in this issue of the BULLETIN a general sketch of the Bureau that gives sufficient data to answer the majority of inquiries. Even those who are more or less familiar not only with what the International Bureau has accomplished, but with what it has before it, may find in this résumé some facts in regard to the Bureau's importance, opportunity, and responsibility which they have not before appreciated. LATIN AMERICA AT THE LAKE MOHONK CONFERENCE. Perhaps the most striking feature of the Lake Mohonk Conference on International Arbitration, which met May 22-24, 1907, was the prominence given to Latin America. In none of the twelve annual preceding meetings has there been manifested such an interest in what Central and South American countries have done for the promotion of international arbitration. The addresses of Ambassador CREEL, of Mexico, and of Minister CALDERÓN, of Bolivia, were among the most notable, important, and significant that were delivered at the conference. They attracted wide attention throughout the United States, and were generally commented upon by the leading newspapers. Brief addresses by Hon. FRANCIS B. LOOMIS, former United States Minister to Venezuela and former Assistant Secretary of State of the United States, and by the Director of the International Bureau of the American Republics, took up various phases of Latin-American efforts at peace and progress. The BULLETIN prints in this issue extracts from some of the speeches delivered at Lake Mohonk. |