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\7V`C)§']DEflF"C|']"_s CIIEAJE’ ]MLE].W`.
ARTICLES*
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 Hague Arbitration
Agreement.
1-13-
,s
 slcniioni Powons,
Before Taking Up
will Submit Differ-
ences to Arbitrators.
Hague, July 24.-At Saturday’s
thesrbitration comm’ttee of the
peace conference adopted
schemeas a whole. and '
epettermscf the project of
and arbitra’.’.on, as fhey now
they will most cei..ainly _
agreed toduri-ig the com-
reveald. asfollows:
In view of ave;(E'ig as
a resor. to arms, the
agree to use all their
insure a peaceful solution in
V differences.
The signatory Powers decide
of grave disagreement of
they will, as far as circumstan-
before taking arms apply
good oihces or m<.¢’ia’.`on of
friendly Powers. 4
deem it useiul that one or sev-
Powers shall, as far
permit, spontaneous-
good cllices of mediation
or during hostilities. and
inteiierence shall not be con-
uiifriendly by t‘ie quarreliny
‘land 5 are mere developments
ones.
6 and 7 provide that the g00d
firm' liaton of a “iird Power
have the bearing of
compulsory force.
Vllll.EllT
DABHE
by lndlgestion and
Cllffd  me chase'
Kidney-Liver Pills
Bath. Ont. comes th¢ P°1’\i¢‘11”5 9'
cure effected by Dr._ Ch2S¢S
Pills. Mr. los. G2-rdlvef “'25
ymxs the victim of indigestion. con-
and violent headaches. ldothing
to have the desired effect until he_be-
Ule use Of Dr. Cha-S»CS's Kidney-Lgicr
and they en`ec¢e<l a. complete cure- r-
writes :
" I have been troubled for 0261' f011Y (Urs
'ith imligestion and constipation. WOU <1 E0
for two weeks at a time. At intervals I would
he gpm with violent headaches. I SPBH!
dolfdrs :md dollars in vain. 3§ld W95 finauy _ad°
,,551 to ug Dr. Chases Kidney-Liver Pills,
and must say that they arethe only reme Y
gba; gave me pemianent relief. I would not
be without them for anything.
and. unless agreed upon specially, shall
not cause the suspension of war pre-
parations or the interruption of the
war.
to recommend the following special
form of mediation: “That quarrelliug
States should respectively choose two
mediation Powers, in view of prevent-
dui-ing the mediation, whichis not to
exc‘ad thirty days. Quarrellinl! Powers
shall have no direct intercourse between
'hemselves cn the subject of the quar-
rel, which will be left entirely to the
consideration of the mediator.
i ans. 9, io, 11, 12 and is provide
that international differences caused by
Y diierence of views as to the facts
which may be made the object of local
3. lndependentlv of this, the”
Art. 8. The signatory Powers agree
ing a rupture of friendly relations.
inquiry, and do not involve the honor
or vi!'\.l interests of the -Powers concei.i-
ed, the latter should have recourse to
*he ’~isi.1iut‘on of interiational commit
tees of inquiry to impar.ially decide on
the matters of fact. The Powers con-
cerned will afford such committees all
necessa;_,1 facilifies for their enlight-
enment. Th‘:~.:ommittee’s reports will
not have character of an arbi.ra‘.lon
award, but will leave the Powers con-
cerned at liberty to act as they feel
best.
Art. 14 is about the principle of in-
teriia.ional|arbitration.
Art. 15. In all questions of judicial
bearing, especially as regards the
meaning or application of international
treaties, arbitration is acknowledged to
be the most. effective and most ~equit-
able mode of settling differences.
A1-ts.,16 and 17. The arbitration -
convention implies the agreement to
submit in good faith to the arbitration
award. _
Arts 19 a d 20 P g
Art. 22.Au International bureau will be
direcfion of a permanent general secre-_
the arbitration court and the archives
w.tha certified copy of all arbitration
agreements concluded between them-
pronounced by special jurisdiction and
all documents appertaining thereto. '
Art. Q3. Within three months after
the ratification ofthe peace conference
acts, each power shall designate four
persons. highly versed in international
law and of high moral standing, to act
as arbitrators. They will form a court,
and their full transactions will be p
communicated by the buieau to all the
Powers. One er several Powers may
agree to choose in common one or sev-
eral judges. The same person may -`
represent different Powers. The
members of the court are to be nomiu-I
ated for six years, and their term may
be renewed. They will enjoy all dip-
Att. 2-l. Signatory Powers desizfng to
apply to the arbiiratiou court for settle-
ment of their difference shall choose from
the general list the number of arbitra-
tors agraed upon between themselvse.
" Ait. 25 and 26. The arbitration court
` will habitually sit at The Hague andthe
.seat can only be altersdiu case of absol-
ute necessity, and bv 8g1’8°U1°!1l10f Par"
` ies. N on-signatory Powers concerned
mav have recourse to the arbitration
lcoifit. Y
nr. cis.-,es Kidney-Liver Piiis, one pill S
dose. age. a. box. At all dcal¢f'S. 01' E-dm3°5°“'
Bates 8: Co., Toronto.
.
that the arbitration court is open to
them.
council, consisting of the diplomatic
representatives of the Powers accredited
at the Hague. and of the Dutch foreign
secretary,as chairman,wil1 be constitu-
ted immediately after the ratification
of the peace conference acts. and will
organize an international bureau, which
will remain under its direction and cou-
tro1.Tne said council will each year sup-_
P Y X" YY _ P0
of the arbitration court’s labor.
nation piooooaiogs. vvnioii vviii oo ooo-I
ducted secretly, within closed doors..
Sentence is only to be delivered publicly,
and the court itself will drcide in what
language the proceedings shall be con-
ducted, it being enacted ‘hat each con-
tending party w.ll plead before the court
as ordinary lawyers do in ordinai y jud-
icial cases.
P _
matist. Sunday morning, it was said
that the Russian delegates are eminent-1
ly satisfied at the determined and strong
support the American delegation has
given to the arbitration cause, which
has triumphed, thanks to the United
States and France. On the other hand,
*`ie Russians are painfully impressed
by the American opposition to dis-
armament and any strong measures ~
aga’nst4;he employment of cruel imp- _
laments of war.This is attributed by the
Russians, not to any bellicose feelings
in the United States, but to the Americ-
an desire of exerting its wonderful in-
ventiveness in- new and ingenious' msc.
hanieal inventions as applied to war, as
well as to peace. _
; _
1
lomallc privileges. *
97 The si a/ozy Powers con-
Art. 28. A permanent administrative
l the si ato Powers with a re rt '
Arts. 29 to 54 merely concern the arbi- 1
In conversation with an eminentdi lo
llr. A W 6l\nse’s
terrible disease? And yet there is a cure-B
known, the y a 0 _ _ - _
nd rotrudm iles. It ves
fectcurein einost&g_€U; _,_
Mr. Isaac Foster. Erievicw. 011!-. Says- 1
was troubled with itching piles for two yars
and  _evei-ything. _Finally seeing Dré
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BARUMNS! BARGAIIIS!
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Am _ hae dem of new ° You always get what vou want and it  is the best _value
or specilasl arbitrstlidill treaties, thg sign- g - ~ ' We are ofering special discounts in toilet sets this weel’,it will pay you
story Powers reserve for themselves V  _  to drop in and see our new printed bed room sets which are very chesp.
"ie iight to conclude, either before or  - J To anyone who is thinking about house keeping this is the plloeto get
after the raffication of the peace con- ' .. » fitted out in every line in Crockery, China or Glass ware either for Kitchen,
f°f°11¢°» 8°” WW _ “fl g°“°1'°l» °\'   Dining Room or Bed Room,everyt.hing from an egg cup up.
fP°°i“1 °S'°°m°“t3»_ 1” Y*°W °f extend' l We have some very beautifully decorated jet black tea pots. These
mg compulsozj arbltrauon to an cues ll Qilldly Ellddl wlmlr---1* lgoods are excellent value, it will pay you to drop in and see them.
they mav deem Ht' N t ble to how oods Come one come all and if oi
n The owers a ree 0 mu 8 3 ’ ’ ’ y
to organize a permanent couit of arbit- ' ' what you want “sk for it'
ration, accessible at all times. " ummant |S  I g
Ar;-_ 91. Such a court will be com-
,_ . - Basie ui ' i feed by the ~
petent for all arbitration cases, unless ,,chmg_°;um;é‘;e°;f';i,f'f5° 17, ;§e,_ ,hae an
there exists an agreement between tie omg, symptoms whi¢h produce resiiessnmsand
parties for the establishment of special at tim=Sf=X§1r\1°i=ii11s rains k°°W° °°1y *° ‘W I _ V
° ' ' ' _ cum o es. , '
Junsdmuon' ~ . , “What vgould one give to be free Of tbl! ‘
established at the Hague, under the positive cure-which does noioostmooiisoais - Tha  warn man,
not painful or dimcnli to apply. _ far as is .
tary. Tnis bureau will be guardian of D” A' wgn(1:h°s§ss1E,):g£f¢mf$`:'.' ghd itch. Wholesale and Retail.
_ ~ ing, bleeding a. p _ _ S P 8*
The signatory Powers will provide it relief at the first apphoauon and affords a per- r _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _T _ _ _._-. 3
- - - .- ° iii vatedcases. _
Chase s Ointment advertised d 01:11
Have never been homered since. Sud I W1 f¢'
Their absolute correcness as to fit
the cut a ing up of material being avoided.
One of the great points of superiority in
tl`i'l’ng Patterns are sold at the uniform
lconfiic. threatening 49 Pea” “cars . e'
tween any of them, to recall tothe latter
yi Ari. _ . gn - . p
“ sider it their duty, whenever an acpna
selves and of all arbitration sentences- md oould not sleeper night, Iwashalfciazed    
f deem »-ff°==S°°°° ec' ' .of Good Cookin *-1
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found relief, and one large box cured me. g
commeiigi ii I0 all S“ff°fi“S f’°“ “‘° ’“‘° | - Should call at our store.
“°I‘;f_’_'°‘C, -5 ointment ;, fo, nj, by |11 We can boil the prices of Souvenir goods, Watches, Clocks
dealers. or Edmanson. Bates a Co.. T°¢°°\°- Jewelry and Spectacles, down to suit the tastes of any customer
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most economical and the most simple. Repairing 3.: specialty,
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