Broome Halle, imperial combination cipher code, recog- Bryan, William J., Secretary of State, circular, military Bulgaria, belligerent, War of 1914. (See Neutrality procla- Bunkers, coal. (See Coaling.) Buoys, channel, alteration of by neutral_. dismantling of radio apparatus on vessels in port re- quired neutrality regulations. radiotelegraph revolution in, 1891, Colombian neutrality during, cited as a precedent. telegraphic communication___ territorial waters of.. violations of neutrality. 61 Cables, transmission of intelligence by means of.. 24, 64 Capture: belligerent right of_. indemnification for illegal. limitations upon right of. (See also Prizes; Territorial waters; Visit and search.) means of____. Catherine of Russia, armed neutrality of, 1780. 104 34 104 128 38, 39, 43, 45, 46 Censorship. (See Editors; Press; Radiotelegraphy.) Children (see also Noncombatants; Persons). regulations for coaling vessels cited as a precedent_-_. 118 107 22, 27, 30 17, 19, 22, 24, 25, 26 123 18, 24, 29 20, 24, 26 19, 21 21, 25 war with Peru and Bolivia, 1879, Colombian neutrality during, cited as a precedent__ China, neutrality regulations___. Cipher, use of. (See Transmission of intelligence.) Civilization: effect of war on. 128 relation of nationality to--- Clearance of vessels. (See Base of operations; Vessels.) Clearance papers, ship's papers_. Coal, abnormal quantities of, in vessel, evidence of con- 35 Index. Coaling vessels in neutral port-Continued. Merchant vessels: guaranty required that coal will not be used for "port of destination record to be made of delivery of coal__. Merchant vessels of belligerent nationality: 66 full bunkers ". "nearest foreign port nearest home port Uruguay, decree__. 135 Page. 20, 27, 30 19 24 23, 27 16, 17, 22 27 118 34, 63 12, 51 97 98 23, 36, 118, 121 12, 23, 33, 48. 62, 86 supplies from merchant vessels forbidden_-_-_ 13, 91, 116 (See also Base of operations; Provisioning.) Coaling stations in neutral territory or waters forbidden Code, A. Z., cipher, recognized__ Colombia: neutrality of the press- Colon, Panama, use of radiotelegraphy in waters of---- radiotelegraphy__ 36, 37, 38, 42, 44-46 supplying war and merchant vessels__ 35 99 of belligerent, not included in "nearest home port" Combatants. (See Armed forces; Internment; Persons.) 103 Confiscation of neutral property, not permissible (see also to declare character of foreign vessel in neutral port___ to declare destination of merchant vessel leaving neu- to furnish guaranty before clearance of vessel.. 16 14, 57, 117 20 Consuls, neutral: duties of__ to attest change in crew of neutral vessel. to be notified of capture of neutral vessel. Contamination of neutral property by belligerent associa- neutral trade in, by individuals not prohibited. supply of to belligerent warships forbidden.... annlication of continuous voyage to---- capable of use in conversion, not to be carried by mer- Page. 53, 123 Conventions. (See Declaration of London; Declaration of Paris; Hague Conventions; Treaties.) 114 64, 87, 95, 103 54, 108, 114 128 127 34 114 36 87 36 87, 95, 114 95 114 Conventional language, use of forbidden. (See Transmis- sion of intelligence.) Conversion of merchant vessels: articles for use in, not to be embarked from neutral reconverted auxiliary naval vessels not to be again con- 29 (See also Reconversion; Vessels.) Convoys of arms and munitions, passage across neutral 61, 72 Cooperation, neutral right of----- 128 Copenhagen, Denmark, belligerent war vessels not to enter 50 14 Corporations, nationality of.. Crew of vessels. (See Base of operations; Internment; Crew list, ship's papers-. Cruisers, war vessels__. ធម្ម 53 107 51, 74, 108 Customs regulations, observation of local_ Damages for violation of international law. (See Repara- Declaration of London, 1909: declaratory of international law__ not exhaustive of maritime international law‒‒‒‒. 15, 67 104, 108, 114, 115 109 28 67 67 128 49, 52 95 88 93, 101 91 receipt of notifications of. (See Neutrality proclama- Defense, merchant vessels armed for. (See Armed mer- chant vessels.) of enemy merchant vessels permissible__ of neutral merchant vessels, doubtful_. of ship's papers forbidden_. safety of personnel in case of.... Detention of officers and crew of vessels. (See Intern- liabilities of neutrals in respect to carriage of.. neutral vessels not to carry. not to be sent from neutral territory‒‒‒ (See also Radiotelegraphy; Transmission of intelli- Domain. (See Territory.) Domicile, laws of neutral State respecting__ "Due diligence" to prevent outfitting of war vessels in neutral territory--. Page. 10, 36, 72 2888 96 Enemy goods in neutral vessel. (See Free ships; Free goods.) Enemy property, liability of on high seas_ England. (See Great Britain.) English language, telegrams in permitted___ Enlisting. 89 104 103 104 20, 43 (See Territory; Persons.) (See Base of operations; Territory.) Equipping vessels. Espionage: forbidden in neutral territory. transmission of military information punishable as_- European port: destination to coal to be allowed vessel destined to___ Far East, effect of war on__. 31, 32 (See Base of operations.) Flotilla vessels, definition of (see also Sojourn; Vessels). 107 61 Food supply. (See Provisioning.) Force, use of, by neutral to prevent violations of neutrality Force majeure, violation of neutral aerial domain through_ (See Armed forces.) Foreign languages: telegrams permitted in---- (See also Transmission of intelligence.) 20, 43 |