The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-01
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.

IL seems Impossible 10 render salts
factory decision, as A claims 10 have
won this wager on the basis OF using tho
word practically" u claims that owing
20 the rapidity with which the Germans
passed the vicinity OF Paris Il could not
be claimed that state OF siege existed
In any sense OF the word r. CIV.
siege may not be quaiifed by any
limiting word: II either exists or does
not exist In international law Il is de-
nned by oppenheim "slego I. called the
surrounding and investing OF an enemy
locality by an armed force, cutting OF
those inside from all communication foi
the purpose OF starving them into sur
render or for the purpose Of attacking
the invested locality and taking II by
assault. Bombardment 10 the throwing
OF shot and shell upon persons and things
by artillery. Siege may be accompanied
by bombardment and assault. but this
Ia moi necessary, slnce n siege may
be carried out by mere investment and
starvation caused thereby" It will be
seen that not one Of these necessary
conditions WAS produced by the approach
OF German forces toward tho outer forts
OF Paris. the fortified aroa was not sur
rounded or invested. communication was
no, cut of From +,. ros,, =, 49,
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