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Agreement Between the United States and France Extending the Duration of the Arbitration Convention of February 10, 1908 1: Signed at Washington, February 13, 1913; ratifications exchanged, March 14, 1913

Arrangement Effected by Exchange of Notes Between United States and Great Britain Providing for Extradition Between the Philippine Islands or Guam and British North Borneo 1: Signed at Washington, September 1–23, 1913

Convention Establishing the Status of Naturalized Citizens who Again Take up their Residence in the Country of their Origin 1: Signed at Rio de Janeiro, August 13, 1906; ratification of the United States deposited vnth the Government of Brazil, February 25, 1908; proclaimed January 28, 19132

International Radiotelegraph Convention 1

Service Regulations Affixed to the International Radiotelegraph Convention, London, 1912

International Telegraph Convention: Signed at St. Petersburg, July 10/22, 1875

Treaty Between the United States of America and his Majesty the King of Italy, Amending the Treaty of Commerce and Navigation Concluded February 26, 1871, Between the Same High Contracting Parties 1: Signed at Washington, February 25, 1913; ratifications exchanged July 3, 1913

Address of the President of the United States on Mexican Affairs 1: August 27, 1913

Reply of the Secretary for Foreign Affairs of Mexico to Proposals of the American Government Conveyed Through Hon. John Lind 1: August 16, 1913

Declaration Effected by Exchange of Notes Between United States and Panama Permitting Consuls to Take Note in Person or by Authorized Representatives, of Declarations of Values of Exports Made by Shippers Before Customs Officers 1: Signed at Washington, April 17, 1913

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Agreement Between the United States and France Extending the Duration of the Arbitration Convention of February 10, 19081: Signed at Washington, February 13, 1913; ratifications exchanged, March 14, 1913

Arrangement Effected by Exchange of Notes Between United States and Great Britain Providing for Extradition Between the Philippine Islands or Guam and British North Borneo1: Signed at Washington, September 1–23, 1913

Convention Establishing the Status of Naturalized Citizens who Again Take up their Residence in the Country of their Origin1: Signed at Rio de Janeiro, August 13, 1906; ratification of the United States deposited vnth the Government of Brazil, February 25, 1908; proclaimed January 28, 19132

International Radiotelegraph Convention1

Service Regulations Affixed to the International Radiotelegraph Convention, London, 1912

International Telegraph Convention: Signed at St. Petersburg, July 10/22, 1875

Treaty Between the United States of America and his Majesty the King of Italy, Amending the Treaty of Commerce and Navigation Concluded February 26, 1871, Between the Same High Contracting Parties1: Signed at Washington, February 25, 1913; ratifications exchanged July 3, 1913

Address of the President of the United States on Mexican Affairs1: August 27, 1913

Reply of the Secretary for Foreign Affairs of Mexico to Proposals of the American Government Conveyed Through Hon. John Lind1: August 16, 1913

Declaration Effected by Exchange of Notes Between United States and Panama Permitting Consuls to Take Note in Person or by Authorized Representatives, of Declarations of Values of Exports Made by Shippers Before Customs Officers1: Signed at Washington, April 17, 1913

Index

Front matter

AJI volume 7 issue S4 Cover and Front matter

Agreement Between the United States and France Extending the Duration of the Arbitration Convention of February 10, 1908 1: Signed at Washington, February 13, 1913; ratifications exchanged, March 14, 1913

Arrangement Effected by Exchange of Notes Between United States and Great Britain Providing for Extradition Between the Philippine Islands or Guam and British North Borneo 1: Signed at Washington, September 1–23, 1913

Convention Establishing the Status of Naturalized Citizens who Again Take up their Residence in the Country of their Origin 1: Signed at Rio de Janeiro, August 13, 1906; ratification of the United States deposited vnth the Government of Brazil, February 25, 1908; proclaimed January 28, 19132

International Radiotelegraph Convention 1

Treaty Between the United States of America and his Majesty the King of Italy, Amending the Treaty of Commerce and Navigation Concluded February 26, 1871, Between the Same High Contracting Parties 1: Signed at Washington, February 25, 1913; ratifications exchanged July 3, 1913

Address of the President of the United States on Mexican Affairs 1: August 27, 1913

Reply of the Secretary for Foreign Affairs of Mexico to Proposals of the American Government Conveyed Through Hon. John Lind 1: August 16, 1913

Declaration Effected by Exchange of Notes Between United States and Panama Permitting Consuls to Take Note in Person or by Authorized Representatives, of Declarations of Values of Exports Made by Shippers Before Customs Officers 1: Signed at Washington, April 17, 1913