The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-01-12


city including the right to sell or a,:,pose
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Ter hsem INDUSTRY. commerce and professions.
,neang sub sct In respect thereof 10 such
ers In case they remain in the territory
tney may preserve their allegiance to the
clown G, OF Spain by making. before court
the exchange OF notifications of this treaty.
declarati0niof their decision to preserve
such allegiance: In default of which dec
nouneed It and to have adopted he ma.
reside side
hereby ceded to the United States shall be-
determined by the congress. IL -
g. :e-- Article x.
The inhabitants of the territories over
ereignty shall be secured in the free exer-
else or their religion.
Article xl. =.
The Spaniards residing In the territories
over which; Spain by this treaty cedes or
msers as Te sns BE
the jurisdiction Of the courts Of the country
wherein they reside. pursuant to the ordi-
shall have the right to appear before
such courts. and to pursue the same course
as citiz S OF the country to which the
Judicial proceedings pending at the time
OF the exchange of notifications OF this
treaty in the territories over which Spain
access es 70 the San
| rules:
H. Judgments rendered either in civil
criminal matters, before the date men,
toned. and with respect to which there is
no recourse or right Of review under the
and shall be executed in due form by COM
petent authorities in the territory within
which b. judgments should be carried out. .
Civil suits between private individuals
which may on the date mentioned be un-
determined shall be prosecuted to judg-
ment before the court in which they may
be substituted therefor.
3 Criminal actions pending on the date
span n
! which by this treaty ceases to be Spanish
shall continue under its jurisdiction until
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Of the place in which the case arose
- Article XIII.
THE rights Of property secured by COPY
in the Island de Cuba and in Porto Rico
the Philippines or other coded territories.
at the time of the exchange Of the ratifi-
and artistic works. not subrersive of public
| rder in the territories in question, shall
such territories for the period of ten years,
to be reckoned from the date of the ex-
change of the ratifications Of this treaty.
Article KY.
Spain will have the power to establish
consular Offices in the ports and places Of
the territories the sovereignty over which
has been either relinquished or ceded by
the present treaty.
Article XIV.
"The government of each country will.
for the term of ten years, accord to the
merchant vessels Of the other country the
same treatment in respect Of all rort
dues. light dues and tonnage duties. as It
accords to it. own merchant vessels, not
engaged in the coastwise trade.
minated on six months notice given by
either government to the other.
Article XVI.
1T Is understood that any obligations
assumed In this treaty by the United States
with respect to Cuba are limited to the time
Of its occupancy thereof; but it will, upon
the termination OF such occupancy, advise
any government established in the island
to assume the same obligations.
Article XVII.
the president of the United States, by and
with the advice and consent of the senate
thereof: and by her majesty the queen re-:
be exchanged at Washington within six
months from the date hereof, or earlier il
I'm faith whereof, we, the respective
plenipotentiaries, have signed this treaty
and have hereunto affixed our seals.
D OF n IT at Paris the
one thousand eight hundred and ninety
.GUsHMAN K. DAVIS.