Enemy property-Continued

France-Continued
United States—Continued

Serbian prisoners of war and in-
Holding of enemy property as se-

terned nationals, attitude to-
curity for Allied property in

ward provision of aid, 610-611,
enemy hands, U.S. refusal,

612-613
274–277, 278–279, 290–291

Warfare, protests against illegal and
Expatriation: U.S. policy, 823-826, 827–

inhumane methods, 786; atti-
828; British attitude, 826-827

tude toward protest of Interna-

tional Committee of Red Cross,
Finnish relief:

782–783
Appeals for aid :
Finnish, 572–574

General Polish Relief Committee, 500–
Scandinavian joint representa-

501, 502-503, 506-507, 524
tions, 582–583; British reply,

Geneva Convention cited, 46-50
584; U.S. reply, 585
Provision of foodstuffs :

Germany (see also Enemy aliens; En-
Attitude of France, 585–586; Great

emy property; and Prisoners of
Britain, 574–575, 584; United

war):
States, 574, 575-576, 581-582,

Ships, U.S. purchase in Colombia,
583–584, 585, 586-587, 587–588

422-423
Recommendations, 577, 578-580,

Submarine warfare, attacks on U.S.
580-581, 587

nationals and ships, 162–163,
Tentative arrangements, 574, 576–

165
577, 580, 588

Treaties with United States cited:
France :

(Bavaria, 1845), 309; (Prussia,
Alsatians and Lorrainers, special

1785), 4, 162, 163, 164-165, 296,
treatment in United States, 204–

308; (Prussia, 1799), 4, 55–56,
205, 206-210

57–58, 59, 86, 102, 160-161, 162-
American forces in Europe, arrange-

165, 169–171, 296, 308, 318;
ments with United States re-

(Prussia, 1828), 55–56, 59, 162,
garding-

164-165, 296, 308, 309, 318
Desertion : agreement by exchange Warfare, protests against illegal and
of notes, 718–719, 745–747;

inhumane methods, 785, 788–
modification of agreement,

789; American attitude, 785–
749_751; proposals of France,

786; reply to protests of Inter-
738–739, 740-741

national Committee of Red
Marriages : French suggestions for

Cross, 787-788; reply to U.S.
U.S. measures regarding, 761–

protest, 791
764, 765–767, 769–770, 771-773,

| Great Britain:
777, 779; U.S. attitude and

American forces in Europe, negotia-
measures, 764–765, 767–769,

tions with United States regard-
770–771, 773–777, 777–778, 779

ing-
Penal military jurisdiction : agree-

Desertion: proposals of Great
ment proposed by France, 734

Britain, 733-734, 743; United
735; exchange of notes, 718

States, 739
719, 735–737; extension of

Penal military jurisdiction : pro-
agreement, 754–755, 756
Belgian relief, financial arrange-

posals and attitude of Great

Britain, 733-734, 737-738, 741-
ments with United States and

745, 751–752, 753-754, 759-760;
Allied Powers, 461-462, 466-467,

United States, 739–740, 745,
469-472, 486, 488-489, 490, 492
Finnish relief, attitude toward pro-

748–749, 752, 753, 755-756,

759, 760
vision of foodstuffs, 585-586
Military service convention with

Belgian relief: financial arrange-
United States (Sept. 3):

ments with United States and
Arrangements for conclusion, 718–

Allied Powers, 461-462, 466 467,
719; text, 723–726

469-472, 486, 488 489, 490, 492;
Proposals : French, 691-693, 696–

provision of tonnage in coopera-
697, U.S., 648-650, 662–664,

tion with United States, 459
677-679, 702–704

460, 467-468, 475–485
Prisoners of war, facilitation of Censorship, application, 645, 646;
transit of correspondence and

U.S. attitude, 646, 647
parcels, 27-28

Enemy aliens, treatment, 229-231
Radio communication, arrangement Finnish relief, attitude toward provi-
with United States, 836-844

sion of foodstuffs, 574–575, 584

793

Military service conventions, etc.-Con.'| Passport and visa regulations, U.S.
Great Britain :

war measures :
Convention of June 3: arrange Executive order of May 11, 1917.
ments for conclusion, 700–

amending Consular Regulations,
701, 706–707; text, 708–714

791-792
General certificate of exemption Instructions of May 29, 1917, to
of U.S. citizens in Great Brit-

diplomatic and consular officers,
ain outside age limits, 717-
718

Instructions of June 5, 1917, to
Proposals : British, 650-653, 656-

steamship lines engaged in for-
659, 664-665, 669, 671, 674-

eign passenger service, 793-794
676, 681-683, 698–699; U.S., Instructions of July 26, 1917, to
648-650, 653-656, 659-664,

diplomatic and consular officers,
665–668, 670-671, 676-677,

794–807
697-698

Proclamation of Aug. 8, 1918, regu-
Special provision for Canadians,

lating issuance of passports and
655-656, 657-658, 659, 660-661,

granting of permits to depart
663, 664-665, 667, 675, 676, 682,

from and enter United States,
683, 686, 710-711; Irish, ques-

807-810
tion of, 659, 660, 665-666, 675, Executive order of Aug. 8, 1918, pre-
676, 697-698, 699

scribing regulations governing
Unratified convention, 683–687,

issuance of permits to enter and
690-691, 700

leave United States, 810-822
Greece, convention of Aug. 30: ar Persian relief:

rangements for conclusion, 707– Conflict between Christians and
708, 719_720; text, 729–732

Moslems, U.S. efforts to discour-
Italy:

age, 565, 566; Persian attitude,
Convention of Aug. 24: Italian

570-571
viewpoint toward, 722–723; Reports on conditions and requests
text, 726-729

for aid, 563–565, 566-567, 569
Proposals, Italian, 671-673, 693,

570, 571
695, 704–706, 721–722; U.S.,

U.S. assistance: American Commit-
648-650, 662-664, 679-681, 693

tee for Armenian and Syrian Re-
695, 701-702, 720-721

lief, mission to Persia, 568-569,
Russia, U.S. proposal, 648–650

569–570, 571-572; MacCallum
Serbia, U.S. proposal, 648-650

mission, 565–566, 567; relief for

Jews, 566-567, 567-568
National Alien Enemy Relief Commit-

| Peru, treatment of enemy property,
tee in Cooperation with the Lega-

400-401, 402-403, 405-406, 407-408,
tions of Sweden and Switzerland

410-411; U.S. recommendations,
and with the Approval of the Gov-

401-402, 403-404, 406 407, 408 410,
ernment of the United States, 197–

198
National Catholic War Council, 91

| Poles, special treatment in United
Netherlands, facilitation of transit of

States, 205–206, 210-213, 215

Polish relief:
correspondence and parcels for
prisoners of war, 22

Clothing, projected transmittal, 529,

533
Nicaragua :
Enemy aliens, treatment, 89

Food for children, provision by
Enemy property: treatment, 89, 371;

United States, 509-513, 516-517,
U.S. recommendations, 367, 372

519–521, 523-524, 531-532, 534,

535–536, 537-538; British atti-
Palestine, relief. See Turkish terri-

tude, 515, 516, 518, 534–535, 537
tories, relief.

Lithuania, relief for, 505–506, 530_
Panama:

531, 532, 534
Enemy aliens, treatment, 232–236, Polish appeals for aid, 504-505, 512-
239-244; attitude of Germany,

513; attitude of Great Britain,
84, 92, 235; United States, 87–

510; Russia, 508; United States,
88, 93–94, 96; Swedish protests,

510–512
233-234, 240-241

Refugees in Russia, relief for, 532-
Enemy property, U.S. recommenda-

533; U.S. attitude, 536
tions, 396-399

Transmission of funds:
Treaty with United States cited, 240, Attitude of Great Britain, 500, 503–
242–243

504, 509, 517–519, 521-522;
Panama Canal Zone, exclusion of

United States, 511-512, 514
enemy aliens, 182

515, 517, 522-523, 524-529, 533

Polish relief-Continued

| Prisoners of war-Continued
Transmission of funds-Continued Invalid prisoners, discussions con-
Utilization of commercial organi-

cerning repatriation or intern-
zations, 507–508; diplomatic

ment, 76–77, 78-81; provisions
channels, 498 499, 501-502, of Nov. 11 agreement, 104-109,
513-514, 515-516, 523; General

142–145
Polish Relief Committee, 500–

Medical treatment, provisions of
501, 502-503, 506-507, 524;

Nov. 11 agreement, 117–118
Polish Victims' Relief Fund, Naturalized citizens, treatment, 94,
502-503, 506-507

100, 103
Ukrainians, relief for, 507

Officers :
Polish Victims' Relief Fund, 502-503,

Camps, provisions of Nov. 11
506-507

agreement, 111-112, 146-149

Payment: arrangements between
Prisoners of war:

United States and Germany,
Agreement of Nov. 11 between United

39-45, 98, 101-102; provisions
States and Germany concerning

of Nov. 11 agreement, 129-131
prisoners of war, sanitary per-

Punishment, provisions of Nov. 11
sonnel, and civilians, 103-157

agreement, 153-154
American-Austro-Hungarian confer Recognition of rank, provisions of
ence, proposed, 157–159

Nov. 11 agreement, 131
American-German conference:

Powers of attorney and wills, pro-
Arrangements, 77-78, 81

visions of Nov. 11 agreement, 122
Commissioners, 85, 86-87

Protecting power:
Informal agreement: desirability, Communication with prisoners,
60-64, 67; U.S. efforts to se-

provisions of Nov. 11 agree-
cure, 64-68, 77-78; U.S. pro-

ment, 127
posed arrangement, 68-76

Visits of inspection: in Germany
Instructions, 86, 87-91, 93-94, 95,

by Spain, 8-9, 13-14, 14–15,
96-97, 98, 101-102

20, 23; in United States by
Negotiations, 91-103

Switzerland, 3-4, 10-11, 15,

23, 25; provisions of Nov. 11
Camps:

agreement, 127-129
Camp Help Committees, provisions

Punishment of American prisoners
of Nov. 11 agreement, 122-124

in Germany, 24, 31-32; German
Establishment and regulations:

prisoners in United States, 24
German, 26, 30, 34–35, 36–37;

25; provisions of Nov. 11 agree-
U.S., 12--13, 58; provisions of ment, 118-121, 153-155
Nov. 11 agreement, 111-112, Rations, provisions of Nov. 11 agree-
146-153

ment, 114-115
Transfers of prisoners to other Relief activities for-

camps, provisions of Nov. 11 American and German prisoners,
agreement, 131

provisions of Nov. 11 agree.
Capture:

ment, 131-132
Notification by Germany, 20-21; American prisoners in Germany,
United States, 23; provisions

1-2, 4-10, 11, 13, 14, 16, 17,
of Nov. 11 agreement, 110–111

18, 21-22, 25–26, 26–29, 30,
Protection following, 35, 36-37;

32-34, 60-64, 91
provisions of Nov. 11 agree-

British prisoners held by Central
ment, 110

Powers, 5

German
Correspondence and parcels, facili-

prisoners in United
tation of transit by Denmark, 18,

States, 3-4, 6, 7, 191; else-
21-22; France, 4-7, 13, 14, 18,

where, 18-19
27–28; Great Britain, 18; Neth-

Rumanian prisoners: proposed,
erlands, 18, 22; Switzerland,

626-627; attitude of Great
4-5, 6-7, 14, 18, 22; United

Britain, 628, 644; United
States, 1, 11, 15-16; provisions

States, 645
of Nov. 11 agreement, 125-127

Russian prisoners. See under

Russia.
Deaths and accidents, provisions of

Serbian prisoners. See under
Nov. 11 agreement, 121-122

Serbia.
Exercise, provisions of Nov. 11 agree Sanitary personnel, proposed re-
ment, 116, 147, 149, 151, 153

patriation: German attitude,
Intellectual occupation and divine

45-48; U.S. attitude, 45, 48-51;
services, provisions of Nov. 11

provisions of Nov. 11 agree-
agreement, 116-117

ment, 132–134

Prisoners of war-Continued

| Russia—Continued
Submarine personnel : special treat | Prisoners of war—Continued

ment, 88, 92; provisions of Nov. Copenhagen Red Cross Confer-
11 agreement, 107

ence-Continued
Transfer to United States of pris-

Proposal for exchange of pris-
oners captured by American

oners, 635-636, 643; attitude
forces, discussions, 51-60, 100-

of Great Britain, 640; Rus-
101, 102

sia, 639-640; United States,
Treatment:

637, 641
Protests:

Reports on conditions and requests
German, 35–36; U.S. reply, 37–

for aid, 610, 624-626, 630
38

632, 633, 634, 644
United States, 14-15, 17, 19-21, U.S. assistance, tentative plans
22–23, 31, 34–35, 38; Ger-

for, 8, 626–627, 629, 633, 634,
man replies, 19, 36-37

636-639; British attitude, 628-
Provisions of Nov. 11 agreement,

629, 640, 641, 642–643, 643–644,
109–132

645; recommendations, 630
Valid prisoners, discussions regard-

631, 633, 640; suspension and
ing internment or repatriation,

termination of relief, 641,
88–89, 90–91, 92, 93, 94-95; pro-

643, 645, 646-647
visions of Nov. 11 agreement,
103–104, 107–109

Salvador, treatment of enemy aliens,
War correspondents, provisions of 89
Nov. 11 agreement, 132

Salvation Army, 91
Work: arrangements for, 183–185; Serbia :

provisions of Nov. 11 agreement, Military service convention with
112-114

United States, U.S. proposal,
Prisoners of War Relief Society, 172-

648-650
173, 188–189

Prisoners of war (see also infra un-
Provisional Executive Committee for

der Relief operations), U.S.
General Zionist Affairs, 547–548,

transmittal of Serbian protests
548–550

at treatment, 615–616, 618; Bul-
Public ships: U.S. attitude toward im-

garian reply, 622-624; state-
munity from local jurisdiction,

ment of U.S. consul general,
831-834, 835; Argentine attitude,

620-622
829-831, 834–835

Relief operations :

Reports on conditions and re-
Radio communications: U.S. arrange-

quests for aid, 588-593, 594
ment with France, 836–844; U.S.

596, 598, 599–600, 602-604,
protocol with Italy (Mar. 27),

606, 609-610, 613-614, 616,
844-849

618-619, 619-620
Relief operations. See Belgium: Re-

U.S. assistance:
lief operations; Finnish relief;

Agricultural Unit of American
Persian relief; Polish relief; Pris-

Red Cross, 616-617
oners of war: Relief activities;
Russia : Prisoners of war; Serbia:

Loan:
Relief operations; and Turkish

Arrangements, 590, 591-599,
territories, relief.

602-604, 606; British at-
Repatriation, U.S. policy, 822, 824–826

titude, 601-602
Rumanian nationals and prisoners of

Assistance to prisoners of war
war, proposed relief for, 626-627;

and interned nationals:
attitude of Great Britain, 628,

attitude of France, 610–
644; United States, 553, 645

611, 612-613; Great Brit-
Russia :

ain, 599, 601-602, 609,
Military service convention with

628; United States, 8, 597,
United States, U.S. proposal,

600, 605, 606-607, 608,
648-650

611, 615–616, 619, 624,

626-627, 633
Polish relief, attitude toward, 508

Assistance to Serbians in en-
Prisoners of war:

emy - occupied territory,
Copenhagen Red Cross Confer-

592, 594–595, 613-614; at-
ence:

titude of Great Britain,
Convocation, 630-632; U.S. at-

601, 605-606, 614; United
titude toward participation,

States, 607-609, 614
634

| Ships, public. See Public ships.