IN THE CAUSE OF PEACE.
- - -_-^_—« . — SETTLEMENT OF DISPUTES. ("Times" and "Sydney Sun" Serrice-s.) (Received Jtdy 9th, 5.25 pan.) WASHINGTON, July 8.
Mr Bryan, in submitting the Peace Commission treaties to tho.Senate, said that they would supplement existing arbitration treaties. Disputes'would be submitted to a permanent international Commission. The British treaty provided for the representation of the Dominions when they were involved. The findings of the Commission would not be final, tho contracting parties reserving the right to act independently after a report had been submitted.
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Press, Volume L, Issue 15016, 10 July 1914, Page 7
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