Der Morgen zshurnal = The Jewish morning journal

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fifteen other States of Europe-——viz., Belgium,

Bulgaria, Denmark, Greece, Holland, Luxem

burg, Montenegro, Norway, Portugal, Ru

mania, Serbia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland,

Turkey; (iii.) the following eighteen other

States of America—viz.,, Argentina, Bolivia,

Brazil, Chili, Columbia, Cuba, Dominican Re

public, Ecuador, Guatemala, Haiti, Mexico,

Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Salva.

dor, Uruguay, Venezuela. (These, together

with the United States, and also Costa Rica

and Honduras, constitute the twenty-one

members of the Pan-American Union) (iv.)

the following three other States—viz.,, China,

Persia, Siam.

Thus the only existing independent sover

eign States which could conceivably be

brought in—and some of these may well be

‘deemed not independent in respect of foreign

relationgs—are the American States of Costa

Rica and Honduras (which were invited to

the 1907 Hague Conference, and actually ap

pointed delegates, who did not attend); the

African States of Morocco, Liberia and Abys

sinia; the Asiatic States of Afghanistan,

Thibet and Nepaul: and the European State

of Alhania (besides Andorra, Lichtenstein,

The Text of the Remarkable Report 01 the

Fabian Society’s Committee, Headed by M.

Shaw, Which Presents His Powerful Political

Organization’s Carefully Considered Scheme to

Settle All International Disputes Without Re

sort to Arms,

Monaco and San Marino, which have popula

tions of less than 20,000).

It may be suggested that admission should

be refused to any State (i) which does not, in

fact, enter regularly into foreign relations

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Der Morgen zshurnal = The Jewish morning journal. (1915). New York, N.Y., 1915-08-01. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045837/1915-08-01/ed-1/?sp=7

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Der Morgen zshurnal = The Jewish morning journal, 1915-08-01.