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Evening star., 1915-03-26
When Seizure Is Permissible.

"under this provision 1t is clear that
goods can be seized IL des-
tined to territory occupied by an enc
my. and this seizure can be made even
II a trans-shipment by land or water is
10 be part of the carriage. Condf-
tional contraband occupies different
status Article twenty-five of the dec
IL ration of London provides, 'Condi-
tional contraband is not liable to cap
ture except when found on board a YES
sci bound for territory belonging to or
occupied by the enemy, or Tor the
armed forces Of the enemy. ana when
IL liz not TO be discharged IN an inter-
yening neutral port
.The distinction thus made between
contraband and conditional contraband
~ that contraband goods destined to an
eneunv's territory may be seized even
though the plan OF transpor. r.a'ion con
temnIates shipments by land. Condi-
tionaI contraband cannot be seized II
,he TRANSFORMATION contemplates the
dis,,.rpe of the conditional contra
hand al a neutral port. IL can only De
ss;zed where the plan of transportation
proyides that 1t be carried py wafer 10
the eneny's territory
Grader the declaration of London
goods are In no way
liz ble TO seizure by belllgerent, e1-
cept where they are estng S. 'rsnfhe rsnstt he
rules contained in the declaration OF
Iondon. which I have quoted. were
already the generally recognised prin-
cipIes of international law BEFORE the
Inrdon conference was held. I quoted
them to show they were conceded to be
the correct rules by the representatives
Of France and Great Britain at this
conference.
His Criticisms Of Order.
my criticisms upon the British order
Evening star., 1915-03-26
LADY PAGET SUCCUMBS
TO NPHUS IN SERBIA
Red Cross Worker Reported Dead
May Be an American
Woman.

BERLIN, March 26.-Lady Paget,
chief of the British Red Cross mission
in Serbia, is reported by Serbian
daily newspaper to have died from
spotted typhus fever. according to a
news item given out today by the
Overseas News Agency.
May Be Daughter.
LOWELL. Mass, March 26.-The Ber-
lin dispatch telling Of the reported
death OF Lady Paget, in Serbia, Is be-
lieved here to refer to Lady Ralph
Paget, a daughter Of Gen. Sir Arthur
H. Paget. commander Of the forces in
Ireland.
Mrs. George +. Richardson of this
city, a cousin Of Lady Arthur Paget,
said that the latter had not been in
Serbia. but that her daughter had been
engaged in relief work in that coun-
try.
Evening star., 1915-03-26
Cites Rites of Neutrals.

The decisions of English and French
courts, as well as Of the United States
and courts of other countries. recognize
the rights of neutrals to ship cargoes
to and from belligerent and to and
from neutral ports. The exception to
the right is the case of blockade, or
the shipment of contraband goods, or
the shipment of conditional contra
band, where the conditional contra
trail port.
Writers upon international law uni
formly recognize the right, subject to
the exceptions stated.
Perhaps no clearer expression Of the
right can be found than in the declara-
ton of the London conference, made
in February, 1909. This conference was
called by the British government. At
this conference Great Britain, France.
Russia. Germany. Italy, Spain, Japan,
the United States and many other coun-
tries were represented. The confer
ence expressed its views in what is
known as the declaration of London.
The declaration begins with the state
ment: The signatory powers are agreed
that the rules contained in the follow
ing chapters correspond in substance
with the generally recognized princi-
pies of International law. These rules
recognize no right of belligerent to
interfere with commerce between a
neutral and an opposing belligeernt,
except by blockade, unless the goods
are contraband of war or conditional
contraband of war. They declare that
a blockade to be binding mus, be made
under a declaration of blockade speci-
flying: First, the date when the block
ade begins; second, the geographical
limits of the coast line under block
ade. and third, the period within which
neutral vessels may come out They
declare. further. the mode in which
the blockade must be maintained as
follows: In accordance with the dec
laration of Paris of 1856. blockade,
in order to be binding, must be effec-
tfve-that is to say. it must be main
tanned by a force sufficient really to
prevent access to the enemys coast
line
Evening star., 1915-03-26
These Requirements Not Met.

These requirements of a blockade
have not been met by the British
order in council. 1t should, however,
be borne in mind, that the British or
der in council. while 1t stops all COM
merce between neutraIs and German
ports, and while it directs that ves-
sells intended for German ports shall
be taken into English ports and their
cargoes turned over to marshalS of
prize courts. does not contemplate the
conflscation of vessels or cargoes of
neutrals.
while neutral countries may COM
plain that Great Britain and her allies
propose to enforce some of the penal
ties Of a blockade without complying
with the requirements necessary to
constitute a blockade, much more Sc
rious is the treatment by the order in
council of neutrals at neutral ports.
In connection with the rights of neu-
trails in neutral ports. article 1 of the
declaration of London declares:
"A blockade must not extend be-
yond the ports and coast belonging to
or occupied by the enemy, SO the
declaration of London expressly for
bids blockade of a neutral port. Lest
there should be any doubt upon this
subject, article XVIII of the declara-
tion provides: The blockading forces
must not bar access to neutral ports
or coasts and article XIX provides:
Whatever may be the Interior destina-
tion of a vessel, or Of her cargo, she
cannot be captured for breach Of
blockade. if. at the moment. she is on
her way to non -blockaded port.
Surely language could not lay down
more clearly the rule that a belligerent
cannot blockade a neutral port. The
authority of belligerent with refer
ence to neutral port is limited to
contraband goods, and to conditional
contraband. Article thirty of the decla-
ration Of LondoE provides. Absolute
contraband Is liable to capture If it is
shown to be destined to territory be-
longing to or occupied by the enemy.
or 10 the armed forces of the enemy.
II is immaterial whether the carriage
of the goods is direct or entails trans
shipment, or subsequent transport by
land
Evening star., 1915-03-26
BRITISH
ORDER IN COUNCIL
Senator Hoke Smith Holds It
"HarmfuI in the EXTREME to
American Commerce.
I'm DIRECT CONTRADICTION
OF LONDON DECLARATION"
Declares Unless Modified It Will
Stop Trade Of Neutral Countries
Through German Ports.

Pointing out that the recent British
order in council is harmful In the ex-
treme to American commerce. and that
the order is in direct contradiction of
principles of international law laid down
in tho declaration of London, Senator
Hoke Smith of Georgia, in an interview
today, strongly urged that the British
modify this order.
The British order in council Of March
49," said Senator Smith, has justly
aroused great interest in all neutral
countries. The order is criticised because,
unless modified, without meeting the re-
quirements of established rules of block
ade, 1t will stop the commerce of neutral
countries through German ports. 1t will
also stop the commerce of neutrals at
neutral ports where the cargoes consist
Of goods of German or Austrian origin,
or where the cargoes may ultimately be
used in Germany or Austria, and 1t will
stop them without any recognition Of the
well established distinction between the
treatment to be given contraband, condi-
tional contraband and non-contraband
goods owned hy ne,1tralS
Evening star., 1915-03-26
His Criticisms Of Order.

HIS Criticisms OF Order.
my criticisms upon the British order
in council are:
list. Tn, order directs the enforce
ment Of . blockade against neutral
Evening star., 1915-03-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

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NOTICE % tttCriok
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ming
a. * ifNaa sra q " Hitter are herr
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aud thst fiiaii select such Nfhsf luafts
aHd fltfhs tn aFsis' lr faidinF n anf
said rinDilnn ffian he hsla in ~ mas.
nef prescribed ~ hnllinf other ,ife.
items
isferF maio nsfsnu ehe has Hliainrd
me are - twenty aos Ysafs and " ~
aaH resided Within 500 nmlts ~ 49,
tsrfiimf hefrinafisf astfiihrd 49, sta
nanthf nrtt pfrfsilna ihs llies ~ .nis
eieoiirn. ana h q asaufied elesios Soc.
dof ihe laws ~ the State sHd free.
holder Boa said ilenf l1pif NnrrE irs
lrirti 30 is shall ts entitled 80 pufs
"a said fle, fian nn esfn ticket ihf
soisf must wflto. o. eauss a. ~ ~rt-
Itar ~ -finiaa zoe Abe Niis ! las 49,
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anos ~ a petition fiisd Hiih iits cisfl
~ 49, County CnuTi ~ sutcfa Conrff
Tsaaa. un ans san aas ~ naN A -
lelf aas sn afJef made ~ ths Com
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uHFle fiHHHhe We REGISTER fsoh pup
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80 fhafre elaa Settlers and is.intafs
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Trrnera. frtrh FaNff fHuNdHuunas
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CORPUS CHRISTI ieads tho world IN
thc DIGESTION ~ ras ard Oil-rlih
fAihcE TAlI.oRS leads Corpus
'hrini in the cleaning and pressing
business. rboae $50. %
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Help Wanted Female.

PAYING employment fOf women ffil
~ part Time hsii ruafan, go eutinn.
isle AlBs liesiery % user. hstsusnrr
unnecessary isfre profits SrriuH
hunnenF nos on. ~ fiiitNA1ipNhi
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NrS our Illustrated csialAfHf ~
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FOR A"uN FLOWER REuS AND
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sandy e.Ii also wen rotted manure
also clean shell and BAY sand for your
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MIN oar Ilunirate'- catalogue cspiHiuf
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near Waite fWri rlH wfN Cash NHf
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f fuf silt thslu rpffInH Boa sar ~ e.
I Ilurdin. iop Cafnli afoai i'hnnc eN.
fon sALE An ,aceicut fat ra
top arsh fpr aaif Cheap I'D tns Aaaoni
man store n.m tsli
We SIN Have Bargains IN
Corrugated Iron
lumber and Dir,ension Stuf
SOUTHLAND LUMBER COMPANY
gis Leopard street Phone ~
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Ig.n ioatea 1870 water 81 ke
non SALE Ifafo SOS nrcn io fh
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,A 'i 80 fiHsr a tsAeh ~efn "A
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WE MA AND siil srAMlfR ANp
ruiNr What bows fDH hrna 500
for rln value nunt 90 niffprni
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Ntami 20 WHulHk Caanuiea mans
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aeNERAl typewriter besipcs. clcsn.
"a, ropaluns. rentals ssles Exrafl
sutkulknahlp. keasonAhls prices
'orpns chflsu rsPeWfiter RschenFe,
az starr street fasoe ilss
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fuN ~Al,N e .rfes tnlt4 miles fs.n
o~a 81 ttas p.g.oat..n boz s..a,hefn
irAHf. uNneF 81 q insnnfafturrf ana
hss si'rcia usf fef the nunef uiH
sfh at 10 ettftlcr a isAsn as.n A4-
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FOr SALE My fine horse. na2si anu
harness. Albert castlol 900 ehai'srra'
pDR SALE year ola CIV pony 'na
harness. City broke to rice y drive
Also rs n. cypress ahin neafN pew
Az. small store Ice Dot and 'upi','f
g,reains Tor auirs AL. " NJ -
.rena southern Hotel o. 20 a =
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-08-26
CONDITIONS FINE FOR
AVIATION MEET

Man s conquest of the air in
it's most important acres will he
displayed for the first time il,
this city at the Haakon County
Fair Sept. 9th and 10th. when
Louis Gertson, the aviator, will
appear in his biplane. Great in
terest is being displayed by the
residents of every part of this
section in the meet as it will bc
of the highest class, and the
most daring aerial stunts known
to aviation are scheduled ON the
program.
One Of the biggest throngs that
this city has ever held is antmi-
pated. Special preparations for
handling the crowd has been
made by everyone interested in
the meet.
Louis GertsOn. the aviator, will
arrive in the city ahead of time
md be i'm readiness with his
bird-lik,e machine.
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Joseph r. Busch to Rosa

Joseph +. Busch to Rosa A.
Walpo!e wd NV 33 On 22e 100
@Em'nett n. Fitzgerald to Rosa
a Walpole wd sw 23 an 1Sel .OO
! f. A Hoyt ct Tx to Harold N.
lIoyt wd sw % an 23e LOO
NJ. +. Green et Tx to J.W wy
more wd ne "a and NV 35 In 23e
J LOO
William + Proctor pat Sc 26 On
lSe
Carrie + Madsen to II s G
Schumacher wd wsw % and srse
80 and nwnw 33 2n 25e 100
Elmer f Martin ct Tx to Will
lam A Montgomery wd sc 2 2n
22e 10000
Veronica Robinson ct Tx to
| Thornton j. Robinson wd ssw 23
and nnw 26 IN 2Oe 100
Veronica Robinson ct ux to
Thornton j. Robinson wd sene
and nese 81 and wsw 33 3n 20 81
Schanke and Co., to X O Sand
wd meme 10 and wme nwsw 20
6 % LOO
LOttie "A. Orr HOdgsOn ct Tx
to Walter Hiltgen wd ne 19 In
poe | 90
Lewis Hanson ct Tx to Bielsk
Farm Loan Co., wd lots 6 7
ciW 6 2n PIE 10000
Will r. Walpole to Walter
lliltgen wd Sc - In zoe 100
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w. IL. COwie to Bertha COwie
wd lots 2 3 blk 81 Philip, S. D.
Edgar Burg to Kathryn Burg
wd 5 Sc e sw 5 In 19 $4,000
Anton Chastka, Joseph J Chas-
tka ct TX to James H. Stephens
wd wne enw 10 2n 24e 100
Curtis NJ. Meyer ct ux to G.
Aney wd Sc 35 3n Zoe 10000
Frances c.. Jones to j. w.
Jones wd wsw 4 and nse In
poe 1000
Joe Langlee pat ne Is An 1Se
Nicholas Freres pat ne ID On
2Oe
r. p. Purchase ct ux to Cora
A Lindley wd sw 80 In 23e LOO
Nellie f. Nairchild pat nesw
nse sese 32 5n zoe
Jerry Jarman ct ux to lst Nat
Blk Midland wd SWINE nse sese
II In 23e 100
G. H. Towley ct ux to G.. +.
Smock wd NV IL 5n 24e 100
Renis Rowan to Maud Curran
wd lots / 2 enw 81 An 18e 1000
Andrew Thmten to John o.
Leary wd sw % an gle 100000
NJ Lloyd PARCELS ct ux to
Julius Williams wd ne Is An Ore
100
Richard Selch to Arnt Olden
wd NE 19 On 22e
Guy G Noble ct ul to Oscar
Nordberg and + Landin wd sw
IA 3n 23e 10000
Robert A McEackem to Adel-
aide McEacken wd sw Is 2n 2le
Robert A McEachen to Adel-
aide McEachen wd Sc l 2n zoe 81
John V. O'Connell to Daniel
J O'Connell wd NV "a An gle 8U
90.
Fred f Probasco ct ux to VIM
BrOwnlee wd Sc 6 3n 24e 100000
Oma A Nalkettetux to Charles
Rippberger wd sc 3 An 22e $500
r K Weston ct ux to p L
Blackman wd nne and nenw IA
IN 24e, LOO
Earl G.Roges pat enc and ese
% In Zoe
+! Albert w. Prewitt ct ux to
A. L. Anderson wd sc 26 and
me 35 2n Zoe 100
William F. Duke pat swse 35
6n and lot 2 swne and nwse q
5n 18e
Jens Hmrnhsen ct ux to
Peter Albertus wd nse and nGw
|27 3n zoe 1476.OO
I Northern Tn1st Co. tO EarnIi
Wayne wd ~ IA IN 16e 1900
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-08-26
COMMISSIONERS ARE CITED

The state supreme court, upon
petition of Webb Lambert, states
attorney of Stanley county, han
issued an alternative writ of
mandamuS, commanding the com
mlsSioners of Haakon county and
the county auditor to appear in
that court on September l4th
and show why they have not
assumed and paid Stanley coan-
ty what the latter alleges to
be this county's share of the
debt. $53. 1920, less their pro-
portionate share Of the cash
on hand January 3lst last. Pap
cl~ in the ease were served the
fore part of the week. A similar
action has been taken against
the county officials of jackson
county.
1t is an action which will ex.
pediate the settlement PROPOSE.
tion between the three counties,
and so is probably satisfactory to
all concerned. Sooner or later the
new counties must take on their
share Of the Indebtedness. All
that has been asked for by the
defendants is correct account
ing and just credits. 1t is in
teresting to notice that in
this action Stanley county is
willing to allow credit for the
cash in the county treasury On
january 31st. Heretofore they
have not been willing to do
that much. Perhaps it will be
possible to secure other just Gre
dits. The procedure is to be very
interesting for all concerned.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1915-08-26
oRINDsTONE

The Sunday school picnic of
the Hopewell, Sunnyside and
Grmdstone schools has been post
poned from August 25th to Sept.
lst..
The ladies aid society will
meet with Mrs. Will Reynicls
on Sept. 2nd.
Mrs. Gasgoin and three chill
dren, of Huron, S. d., arrived on
Saturday for visit at the Eggen
home.
The many friends of Mrs. Got
tsleben will be glad to Learn
that she is recovering.
b. w. Brown left on Monday
for business trip to Rapid City
We have not learned the re-
suit Of the cOrOner's inquest
over the body of Mike Callaihan,
who was found dead ON the road
north OF GrindstOne on Sunday.
For Sale--Ford touring car,
fully equipped, No. l shape.
Will r. Walpole, Phillip, 5. d.
26t