DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

No. From and to whom.
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3475
No.
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No.
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No.
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The British Ambassador to the
Secretary of State.
The Secretary of State to the
British Ambassador.
From and to •whom.
The Acting Secretary of State
to Ambassador W. H. Page
(telegram).
Ambassador W. H. Page to the
Secretary of State.
Consul General Skinner to the
Secretary of State (telegram).
Consul General Skinner to the
Secretary of State (telegram).
From and to whom.
Ambassador Sharp to the Secretary
of State.
From and to whom.
Austro-Hungarian Minister for
Foreign Affairs to Ambassador
Penfield.
LIST OP PAPEBS.
PART V.
Passage of British Troops Over American Territory.
Date.
1915.
Dec. 20
Dec. 23
Subject.
Suggests that certain classes of Canadian soldiers returning
from Europe be permitted to pass through the State of
Maine to points in Canada.
Refuses to permit passage of Canadian soldiers over United
States territory.
PART VI.
British Restraints on Commerce.
Date.
1916.
July 26
Oct. 12
1917.
Jan. 17
Feb. 22
Subject.
Instructs him to deliver to Sir Edward Grey a formal note
on the subject of the Enemy Trading Act.
Transmits copy of a note received from British Foreign
Office concerning the Trading with the Enemy Act.
Transmits text of British Order in Council of Jan. 10,1917,
amending the Order of Mar. 11, 1915.
Quotes British Proclamation of Feb. 16, 1917, modifying
Order in Council of Mar. 11,1915.
PART VII.
The Economic Conference of the Allied Governments.
Date.
1916.
June 22
Subject.
Incloses in copy and translation the recommendations of
the Allied Economic Conference, together with list of
names of delegates from the various countries represented.
PART VIII.
The Sale of Munitions of War to Belligerents.
Date.
1915.
Sept. 24
Subject.
Replies to Ambassador Penfield's note of Aug. 16 in
regard to shipment of arms.
PART IX.
Statement by Italy Regarding Her Declarations of War Against Turkey and Germany.
From and to whom.
The Italian Ambassador to the
Secretary of State.
The Italian Ambassador to the
Secretary of State.
Date.
1915.
Aug. 21
1916
Aug. 28
Subject.
.
Reviews Turkish aggressions against Italy and informs
Department of Italy's declaration of war against Turkey.
Gives Italy's reasons for declaring war on Germany
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