Executive Action — Injurious Acts by Soldiers — Unjustified Shooting to Prevent Smuggling.

Converted Merchantmen — Hague Convention VII — Purpose of.

Responsibility for Ships Engaged in Public Service — Nature of the Service — Object of Hague Convention No. VII — Liability for Acts of Crews of Public Ships Ashore — American Supply Ship in British Port.

Acts of State Organs outside the Scope of their Competence — Injurious Acts Committed by Soldiers — Troops Joining Rioters — Failure to Apprehend and to Prosecute.

Executive Inaction — Responsibility for Aliens taken in Custody — Death of Arrested Alien.

Damage to Foreigners Incidental to Suppression of Rebellion — The Philippine Insurrection — Damage done to British Subjects.

Responsibility of a Government Representing a Foreign Government in Time of War — Protection of Austrian Interests in Russia by Denmark.

Maltreatment of Aliens in Prison — Prolonged Detention — Plea of Non-Discrimination — The Existence of an International Standard.

Repudiation of Valid Obligations Incurred by Revolutionary Government — Postal Orders Issued by the Revolutionary Huerta Administration in Mexico — Position of Aliens as Compared with that of Nationals — Plea of Non-Discrimination.

Customs Duties Paid in Excess of those Provided by the Law — Ignorance of the Law on the part of Aliens — The Plea of Non-Discrimination.

Jurisdiction — Territorial — Expropriation of Alien Property — Plea of Non-Discrimination.

Law Applied by Arbitral Tribunals — Meaning of Equity — Equitable Rights.

Expropriation of Alien Property — Plea of Non-Discrimination against Foreigners — Virtual Confiscation of Property.

Recognition of Governments — Effect of Non-recognition — Rights of Subjects of States Refusing Recognition.

Acts and Contractual Obligations of de facto Governments — Postal Money Orders Issued by the Revolutionary Huerta Government in Mexico — General and Local de facto Governments.

Occupation of Foreign Territory in Times of Peace — Responsibility for Acts of the Occupying Forces.

Claims of Individuals Distinguished from Claims of Governments — Claims in Connection with Occupation of Foreign Territory in Time of Peace — Responsibility for Acts of Occupying Authorities — Occupation of Vera Cruz by the United States in 1914.

Meaning of the Term “International Claims” — Contractual Claims — Jurisdiction of International Tribunals.

Nationality of Claims — Status of American Indian Tribes in International Law.

Nationality of Claims — Change from the Nationality of one Allied State to that of Another — Effect of Marriage of Parents on Nationality of Children.

Damages — Compensation for Damages Suffered by Death of Civilians — Original Character of the Claim.

Private Claims — Compensation for Damages Suffered by Death of Civilians — Original Character of the Claim — Measure of Damages.

Nationality of Claims — Proof of Nationality — Relevance of the Municipal Law of the Defendant State.

Nationality of Claims — Election of Nationality — Nationality of Married Women — Automatic Resumption of Previous Nationality.

Character of Claims — Exclusive Control of the State espousing the Claim — The Private Nature of the Claim — Effect on Proof of Nationality.

National Character of Claims — How Far Private Character Obliterated as the Result of Governmental Interposition — National Control over Claim.