Reservations. Proposed Reservations to the Treaty of Peace With Germany ..
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Doc. 139, 66-1 2 17 18 1 the league of nations or to the decision or recommendation 2 of any other power.
3 4. The United States does not bind itself to submit for 4 arbitration or inquiry by the assembly or the council any 5 question which in the judgment of the United States depends 6 upon or involves its long-established policy commonly known 7 as the Monroe doctrine, and it is preserved unaffected by any 8 provision in the said treaty contained.
9 5. That in advising and consenting to the r...atification of 10 said treaty the United States understands that the German 11 rights and interests, renounced by Germany in favor of 12 Japan under the provisions of articles 156, 157, and 158 of 13 said treaty, are to be returned by Japan to China at the 14 termination of the present war by the adoption of this treaty 15 as provided in the exchanged notes between the Japanese 16 and Chinese Governments of date May 25, 1915.
17 6. That the United States understands and construes the 18 words ''dispute between members'' and the words "dispute 19 betvv^een parties" in article 15 to mean that a dispute with a 20 self-governing dominion, colony, or dependency represented 21 in the assembly is a dispute with the dominant or principal 22 member represented therein and that a dispute with such 23 dominant or principal member is a dispute with all of its 24 self-governing dominions, colonies, or dependencies; and that 25 the exclusion of the parties to the dispute provided in the 26 last paragraph of said article will cover not only the dominant 27 or principal member, but also its dominions, colonies, and 28 dependencies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Doc. 139, 66-1 2 17 18 1 the league of nations or to the decision or recommendation 2 of any other power.
3 4. The United States does not bind itself to submit for 4 arbitration or inquiry by the assembly or the council any 5 question which in the judgment of the United States depends 6 upon or involves its long-established policy commonly known 7 as the Monroe doctrine, and it is preserved unaffected by any 8 provision in the said treaty contained.
9 5. That in advising and consenting to the r...atification of 10 said treaty the United States understands that the German 11 rights and interests, renounced by Germany in favor of 12 Japan under the provisions of articles 156, 157, and 158 of 13 said treaty, are to be returned by Japan to China at the 14 termination of the present war by the adoption of this treaty 15 as provided in the exchanged notes between the Japanese 16 and Chinese Governments of date May 25, 1915.
17 6. That the United States understands and construes the 18 words ''dispute between members'' and the words "dispute 19 betvv^een parties" in article 15 to mean that a dispute with a 20 self-governing dominion, colony, or dependency represented 21 in the assembly is a dispute with the dominant or principal 22 member represented therein and that a dispute with such 23 dominant or principal member is a dispute with all of its 24 self-governing dominions, colonies, or dependencies; and that 25 the exclusion of the parties to the dispute provided in the 26 last paragraph of said article will cover not only the dominant 27 or principal member, but also its dominions, colonies, and 28 dependencies.
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