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Página 113 - Courts, whether affecting the property rights of nationals of those Powers or of neutral Powers. Germany agrees to furnish copies of all the documents constituting the record of the cases, including the decisions and orders made, and to accept and give effect to the recommendations made after such examination of the cases. The
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Página 81 - 1920, putting the Treaty of Versailles into effect for such Powers as had deposited their ratifications. "A treaty of peace," says a great authority, "is an agreement to waive all discussion concerning the respective rights of the parties, and to bury in oblivion all the original causes of the war.
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Página 182 - iO Lord our God, Thy mighty hand Hath made our country free; From all her broad and happy land May praise arise to Thee. Fulfill the promise of her youth, Her liberty defend; By law and order, love and truth, America befriend! 2. The strength of every State increase
Página 106 - X. The creation of an enlightened public opinion in behalf of peaceable settlement in general, and in particular in behalf of the foregoing nine propositions, in order that, if agreed to, they may be put into practice and become effective, in response to the appeal to that greatest of sanctions, "a decent respect to the opinions of