The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-08-05

ontinues to be levied after the expiration of ono
rear from the date of the exchange of the ratif-
ations Of this Treaty, u is agreed thai the Gov
'rnment Of the United States may suspend the
light Of carrying hereinbefore granted under ar
icle xxx Of this Treaty for snch period NJ such
export or other duty naay be levied. AE
ARTICLE XXXII.
It is further agreed that the provisions and
,tipulations of Articles XVIII to XIV of this
Treaty, inclusive, shall extend to tho Colony of |
SO far as they are applicable. Eut
IL the Imperial Parliament, the Legislature of |
or the Congress. of the United
States, shall not embrace the Colony of Newfound-
land in their laws enacted for carrying the fore
going articles into effect then this article shall
be of no effect but the omission to make provis-
ion by law to give 1t effect, by either of the leg
isative bodies aforesaid, shall not in any way
impair any other articles of this Treaty.
ARTICLE xxXIII.
The foregoing Articles XVIII to XIV, inclu-
slvs and Article xxx of this Treaty, shall take
effect as the laws required to carry them
parliament of Great Britain, by the Parliament of
Canada, and by the Legislature of Prince Ed
wards Island on the one hand, and the Congress
of the United States the other. Such assent
having been given. the said articles shall remain
in force for the period of ten years from the date
at which they may come into operation and fur
ther until the expiration OF years after either
of the High Contracting Parties shall have given
notice to the other of its wish to terminate the
same; each of the High Contracting Parties be-
ing at liberty 20 give such notice to the other at
the end of said period OF ten years or at any tine
afterward.
ARTICLE XXx1v.
Whereas il was stipulated by Article l Of the
Treaty concluded at Washington the l5th Of
June, 1916, between the United States ana Her
Britannia Majesty, that the line Of boundary be-
tween the territories of the United States and
those of Her Britannia Majesty, from the point on
the forty-ninth parallel of north Latitude up to
which it had already been ascertained, should be
continued westward along the said parallel of
north latitude ''to the middle of the channel
which separates the continent from Vancouvers
Island, and thence southerly, through the middle
of the said channel and of Fuca Straits. to the
Pacific Ocean," and whereas the Commissioners
appointed by the two Hiy b Contracting Parties to
determine that portion of the boundary which
runs southerly through the middle of the channel
aforesaid, were unable to agree upon the same !;
and whereas the Government of Her Britannia
Majesty claims that such boundary line should
under the terms of the Treaty above rccited, be
run through the Rosario Straits, and the Govern
ment of tho United States claim that it should be
through the Canal lie Haro, it is agreed that
the respective claims of the Government Of
ment of Her Britaunic Majesty shall be
submitted to the arbitration and award of His
Majesty the Emperor of Germany, who, having
regard to the above mentioned article of the said
Treaty, shall decide thereupon, finally and with
out appeal, hch of those claims is most in accord
with the true Interpretation of the Treaty of
June 10Th, 1916.
ARTICLE XXXV.
The award of His Majesty the Emperor of Ger
| many shall be considered as absolutely final and
conclusive; and full effect shall be given to such
| award without any objection, evasion, delay
| whatsoever. Such decision shall be given in
writing and dated it shall be in whatsoever form
| His Majesty may choose to adopt it shall be de-
| livered to the Representatives other public
agents of the United States and of Great Britain,
| respectively, who may be actually at Berlin, and
shall be considered operative from the day Of
the date of the delivery thereof.
ARTICLE XXXvI.
The written or printed case of each of the two
| Parties, accompanied by the evidence offered in
support of the same, shall be laid before His Maj
| esty the Emperor of Germany within six months
from the date of the exchange of the notifications
of this Treaty, and a copy of such case and evil
/ denee shall be communicated by each Party to
| the other. through their respective Representa-
! tiyes at Berlin.
! The High Contracting Parties may conclude in
| the evidence to be considered by the Arbitrator
such documents, official correspondence, and Other
Official or public statements bearing on the subject
of the reference may be considered necessary te
| the support of their respective cases.
After the written printed case shall tnvt
been communicated by each Party to the other
each Party shall have the power of drawing uI
and laying before the Arbitrator a second and
definite statement, if it tn ink fit to do so in reply
| to the case of the other party communicated
which definate statement shall be laid before the
| Arbitrator, aGd also be mutually communicated il
the same manner aforesaid, by each Party t.
the other, within six months from the date of lay
ing the first statement of the case before the Ar
bitrator.
ARTICLE XXXyII.
| If, in the case submitted to the Arbitra tor
either Party shall specify allude to any repor
or document in its own exclusive possession with
out annexing copy, such Party shall be bound
if the other Party thinks proper to apply for it
to furnish that Party with copy thereof. ant
either Party may call upon the other, through th
Arbitrator, TO produce the originals certified
copies of any papers adduced evidence. giving
in each instance such reasonable notice as the Ar
bitrator may require and If the Arbitrato
should desire further calculations evidence will
regard to any point contained in the statement
laid before him, he shall be at liberty to require
from either Party, and he shall be at liberty t,
hear one counsel or agent for each Party, in re
lation to any matter, and at such time, and il
such manner, as he may think fit.
ARTICLE XXXvIII.
The Representatives or other public Agents O
the United States and of Great Britain at Berlia
respectively, shall be considered as the agents G
their respective Governments to conduct thei
before the Arbitrator, who shall be requisite
to address all his communications. and give nj
his notices to such Representatives or other pub
lie Agents, who shall represent their respectiv
Governments, generally. in all matters coaneete
with the arbitration.
ARTICLE XxxIX.
! It shall be competent to the arbitrator to prt
| ceed in said arbitration. and all matters relatin
tuefetO, as Woeu ne Snak see eltHer IN peTsof
or by person or persons named by him for ths
purpose, either in the presence absence
either or both agents, and either orally by wri
ten discussion otherwise.
ARTICLE XII.
The Arbitrator may, if he thinlss it. rppo;nt
secretary, clerk for the purnse o. the propos,
arbitration, at such rate of remuneration as
may think proper. This, and all other expens
of and connectssa Nth the said arbitration, sha
be proviosd for as hereinafter stipulated.
, ARTICLE XII.
The Arbitrator shall be requested to deiive
. together with his award account of al tt
: costs and expenses which he may have been p'
to in relation this natter which shall forth wit
Z be repaid by the two Governments in equal moi
r ties.
s The Arbitrator shall be requested to give h
8 award in writing early as convenient after u