The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-08-28

N----~ [SA AS4AhNA OA AOA4AACA- and shall so notify the other party or parties.
 "A judgment by default may be set aside by the clerk for a reasonable cause.
 Upon issue joined the clerk shall certify the fact with proper papers to the highest court Of each power con- cerned, if the case is to be tried before that court of first instance.
 If the case is to cmoe before com mission of inquiry or before a court of Hague tribunal shall take the necessary steps to constitute such commission or court as provided in this treaty and the treaty Of The Hague.
 When the judges for the trial of case shall have been selected it shall be proper for them to decide and announce to the conteading parties the reasona- ble rules Of procedure to be followed for taking evidence, hearing motions, etc., time ard place of trial, sittings of court, etc.
 Rules of procedure once announced and followed shall be considered as constituting a part of the procedure of the permanent court of arbitration, Of the courts Of first instance and of the commissions of inquiry, but may be changed by the court of commission of inquiry especially constituted to try any question upon the application of gny party at the first session after its constitutional or by the judges during any case, on their own initiative.
 Article VIII. If court of The Hague tribunal or commission of in- quiry sh1l mt be constitutca by the method provided in the treaty of The Hague the clerk Of The Hague court shall summon, by lot, a sufficient num- Der of the members of the highest court .cf the natirns siTnat-ry of this treaty, not of the parties to the action, frcr whom the court or commission shall bc completed by such method as may De prescribed by the court. .. .,.
 And in order to make this article. of this present treaty effectual the high contracting parties, agree, so long as this present treaty remains in force. to keep their members Of the: permanent court of a"bitra ton duly appointed as provided in said treaty of The Hague.
 Article \. This treaty shall con- tinue in force three years after it is de nounced by either of the signatory or alhering parties thereto, and denunei- ation by enc nation shall not terminate 1t as between others signatory,, or ad- herring to it after it's original execu- tion. u.,,~. ...- .Y.4
 '"In making the members. of the high est court of tie nations eligible fol duty on the international court ant commission of inquiry, it is intended that only those who are actively judg, ing in their own nation shall be elig' ible to judge between nations, ~ X.
 Article TX. Denunciation of th' treaty of The Hague by a nation shal Eremove it's judges from the information
 al courts, and therefore the high con
 tracting parties agree that neither O them shall denounce the treaty of Tn
 Hague while this present treaty re
 mains operative. And the permanen court of arbitration provided for by tn
 treaty of The Hague, and such othe {courts as are hereby or may hereafte be created by the signatory powers shall have and exercise the jurisdiction tcreated by the present treaty, until tn
 present treaty is denounced, eyel
 though the other signatory powers o
 the treaty of The Hague may have pre-
 viously denounced that treaty. ... 7, Al 'tArticie XI. The number of judges t
 be selected, as herein provided, for tn
 trial of any controversy shall be five
 unless otherwise agreed by the parties
 or unless the number of nations in
 case before the courts of first instanc
 necessitates for such case a large number, and decision shall be by
 majority sof judges. .t........,... ,.
 Article XII. The president of cour 4 or commission of inquiry constituted b
 virtue of this treaty shall be designate by the court after it is fully constitut ed, except as provided in Article ".
 Article XIII. The court shall deter mine the language to be used in an case.
 Article XIV. International court
 and commissions of inquiry shall hay
 power to tax the costs of all cases ac cording to their judgment.
 ] | i#s AIIlCtG zNN' All L4SLtL0A1SS "AtpoV PNO pie are engaged in commerce with tn people of any of the signatory power may adhere to this treaty at any time In the event of their unwi1lingness t agree to the judicial determination o , all such questions as are included here in, with the notice of their adherence they may designate such classes c controversies as they will refer to ar , bitration under this treaty. Upo such designation the treaty may be come operative for such controversie 2 between all the powers that have ad hered to the treaty in all it's parts C have designated the same classes ( } controversies as arbitrable.
 Article XVI. Nothing herein sha, prevent entire freedom of action by a signatory powers in a matter whic
 concerns power not signatory hereto GThis preserves the Monroe, doctrine)
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