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cut OH all neutral trade with the en-
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oepriVihS ~ OF munitions or war OF
even ny a INe interest oi
the neutral is 10 continue withou'
molesIation IT'S friendly intercourse
with each state engaged in wal. The
interest," OF the ~peiIigerent II To make
every possioie use OF neutral markets
ana neutral ports that serves TO in
crease miltary eniclency: the in
terest or the neutral Is to withhold
such use OF It's own rs tend
10 MAKE 1t the ally OF n particular
~beiilgerent n hence To drag ii int
the contest.
Always conscious or this conn ct o,
interest, let us ohs rye At the uUts.'
certain duties which 10y cuinmo con.
cent a neutral. such as Is the Unite,
states in the present war, is obliget
10 observe toward a ~belligerent.
The Government of n neutral stat,
- Obliged To abstain from taking any
part IN the war. Impartial partici'
patton does not sufice. The neutra
government must not Itself furnish
amy FORM OF aid to any hlligeren
under any circumstances. Thus tn,
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ih'erhauoha law upon a neutral stat
10 prevent 'he sale py us people u
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var OF o'ncr ar'lcies commonly
known as contraband. A. tho De
Par'inent I" Stat" mas recently dc
''dr'u' VI Is IN" business o' a oel
heerent operating on the hlEh seas
NOT inc dntN oi u ncHtra', - proven
''n'r""ah' from rca'h'hI an "h"nN.
'n' reason why martini" Power
G"hcra'iy nav" not sought To lmp"S
s"'n an ooieatIoh on a neutral ma
uouoilesS oe"h their desire to pur
'fia~e WITHOUT restriction IN nutra
'err'tory Whatever might Dc an IN
'rcInen' OF military or hasai strehstf
~auons whrch IN times oil peace loo
Forward win reasonable certainty I
oeo"nng nii!serents in future war;
commonly tend 10 prepare for sue
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p"Ssine 'he Access 10 THOSE sn"'"s q
wHr 10 pe t"unu III countries "hici
hRe the chl'eN Statesare lilutnaiiy q
NORMALLY neutral. How FAR the KNOW
edge that such n state or state
might impartinlly but completely pre-
vent the export of coEtrabtnd woul
serv" to deter opposing States fror
actually Engaging in a war is an In
tereSting question which IS, hoWeve
outside of the scope Of the preseI