PEACE CONFERENCE.
regulation of land WARFARE. INTERN ATION An PRIZE-COURT. OPPOSED. Unitod PreßS Association —Copyright Received September 1, 4.42 p.m. iHE HAGUE, August 31. At the Peace Conference the committee dealing with land warlaie unanimously adojited the french proposals regulating the opening ol Hostilities, providing an unmistakable preliminary warning, with means ami reasons lor the declaration of war or a conditional ultimatum, it tuitlier provides that neutrals must be notified that a stato of war exists. The proposal lor tlio establishment of a permanent court of arbitration and a prize court ivith judiciary distributed among tlio powers on the same scale of national importance is encountering determined opposition from tlio minor States, especially tn South American Republics.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 2174, 2 September 1907, Page 2
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