AMERICAN REPUBLICS
LONDON, August 31. The Times, commenting on peace in Nicaragua, dwells on the importance of the Washington Conventions, whereby the Central American republics are pledged to non-interference in their neighbours' internal troubles. Formerly the inevitable sequel to disturbances in one Stat* was the embroilment of all. The paper adds that .Mr Knox's policy has triumphed, and the disturbances have been confined to Nicaraguan bounds by a etrong display of force.
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Otago Witness, Issue 2947, 7 September 1910, Page 27
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