HAGUE PEACE CONFERENCE.
INTERNATIONAL PRIZE COURT
PROPOSAL JTRONGLY SUP-
Unitod Press Association— Copyright Received Juno 20, 9.33 P- m ; THE HAGUE, June 20. Great Britain, Germany and the United States support the pw* for the establishment at The Hague of an International Prize Court as a court of appeal in war-time.
FEAR FOR DELEGATES’ LIVES. EXTRAORDINARY PRECAUTIONS. Received June 20, 9.39 p.m. THE HAGUE, June 20. M. Nelidoff, expressing grave apprehensions for the safety of ™ ie (Russian delegates at the 1 eace Convention, extraordinary police surveillance was arranged at tlieir residences. Police were also stationed under the Conference Hall, a small door at the corner of which, bolted and sealed, gives access in case ot danger. After each sitting the exit doors are sealed, the seals being officially broken for next sitting.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2112, 21 June 1907, Page 2
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