The Holly chieftain., 1911-12-15

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october 4. % thS ehisS mssistraav. On
Movember PreS3Aent Madero sntssed
upon tne duttes ct his office.
Honduras and Nicaragua Treaties
'esepossd.
~ 40 the situation ia Central America,
naye taken occasion in the past to en-
noae Shouis saoas .t.sTSnEay The importancs that
n0n ,.ss,,, ct tie scnyentsons between The r.
yguS ylSShcs os NscefA9ue and Of Honduras
raa rscc snis country, and again sarnsstfy
consent of The esnats b accorded Is
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nonio nstionsi q dsssiopmsnt On q ssna'ns sSo-
Our ralAt1ons With The Republio of
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The Chinese Esans.
The past year has besa marked In our
relations With China By the, conclusion
g e. twc important intsrnstionsi loans. one
ways, the other for tho carrying out Of
tns currency refofm to which China was
Rtsdged. by treaties with the United
which mention wae made a my last an
Nspssssny iznportaat Il The present,
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terestsd in the TAR eAst.
New japanese Treaty.
The treaty Of commerce ana navisutiou
1890 nscfwssH l. The 1s. Unitsd state. ana Jsp.n.
sas'tasio9 sa g. 9is y 7; IA h:y: sss
enties Nth r the Other PoMsrs hoveyss.
ernment expressed An earnest desire to
conouct the negotiations tor = new treaty
@ Mth ~, the United states simultaneously
err. There were . number Of important
question: involved In the treaty, .incfud-
Ing the immigration Of labofers. .revisien
Americans to hold real estate in Japan.
The United States consented to waive all
techniceitties and to enter 1t once upon
derstandins that there @ should 3 e IN com on
tinuance throughout the life of the treaty
Of the same effsctiss measurss for tho
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operation with ent1ss Abstraction to both
governments since 1853 The Japanese
xsysss.Inmsul accepee4 .SniD n1A9 OF neRo-
concluded, resulting IN 1 highly satisfac-
tory settlement OF The nther questions no
fsrred to. - a.. IS.
Europe and ths Nsar East.
n Europe and tho near. east, during tn.
Mseh u1ss: fcs Tn:
happily sppesrs 70 ksss i reached & stS: ! stag:
sf H,S Thiel aeh..rn !, need ne ens:s b rsssrdsd
occupied for period BY strife In AL
Greece and thu Balkan countries the
have bssn more or less fslt. aPsrsia has
been the scene of long internal strug-
Gle. These conditions have been the
mscy OF, Sf sSs. s Il a
cal concern ito to the Unitsd stssss. @ psA1-
tween italy and Turkey this gcysfnment
took occasion at tie suitable tilns TO- 70 is-
sue z proclamation OF neutrality In that
connict Al. the same time al necessary
sss1s nave been taken 70 .asssuaFd the
and .orEanizations In % far e sffscted
by the war.
In spite Of the attendant economic un-
tho Gnited States ID. sain.d j rns1Fediy s1I Il
the nations Of the near east
international Conventions and Confer.
.ys}G eness.
Hague convention for the establishmsnt
Of an international prise court mentioned
In my last annual message, smbodying
weS Would 0r as sen
stitutonsl objection % that part Of The
Hague convention which provides that