Aliens — Alien’s Right to Impart Instruction in his own Language — Fifth Amendment to the Constitution of the United States.

Extradition — Nature of Extradition Proceedings — Waiver by the Person Surrendered.

Treaties — Interpretation — Liberal Interpretation — Treaty of 1911 between Japan and the United States.

Bays and Gulfs — Sovereiǵnty Over — The Bay of Lübeck — Bays Enclosed by Territory of more than one State — Conception of National Waters

Permanent Court of International Justice — Procedure — Defects of Form in the Documents Submitted to the Court.

Rivers — Rights and Duties of States which are Members of Federal States — Analogy with International Rivers — Interference with Natural Flow of — Duty to Maintain the Bed of the River in Proper Condition — Applicability of International Law — Relations between Member States — Article 4 of the German Constitution

Powers of Ceding State to Dispose of Property in the Period between the Signature of the Treaty and its Entrance into Force.

State Responsibility — Contractual Obligations — Rate of Exchange in Awards.

Rate of Interest.

Protected Persons — Status of — Whether Acquiring the Status of National in regard to Claims before International Tribunals — Armenians as French Protected Persons.

International Arbitration — Evidence — Maps.

Treaties — Effect upon Third Parties — Poland and the Armistice Convention of 1918.

Extradition — Political Crime — Requirements of the Political Character of a Crime — Direct Connection between the Crime and the Desired Political Object — Murder of an Alleged Fascist Spy by an Italian in France — French Request for Extradition.

Treaties — Interpretation — Preparatory Work — Drafts of the Lausanne Convention

Extradition — Extraditable Crimes — Acts Declared to be Crimes after the Conclusion of the Extradition Treaty.

Extradition — Handing over of Objects found with the Extradited Person — Their Connection with the Crime — Superiority of the Demand of the Requesting State over Attachment by Individual Creditors — Extradition for Crimes having Effect outside the Territory of the Requesting State.

International Arbitration — Recourse to — Necessity of Exhaustion of Legal Remedies Excluded by Convention.

Responsibility of States — Executive Action — Detention and Destruction of Locomotives — Acts of Railway Officials — Requirement of Fault — Indirect Damages — Responsibility for Irregularities in Bankruptcy Proceedings — Responsibility for Acts of Appointed Bankruptcy Trustees — Executive Action and Action of Persons Appointed in the Course of Judicial Proceedings.

Nationality — Loss of Nationality by Residence Abroad — Burden of Proof.

Measure of Damages — Question of Proof — Indirect Damages — Special Damages in Cases of Injuries Done to Consuls.