The United States severed diplo-marie relations with question there, Cupitulations, which gave forels ors in Turkey practically—the rights foreigners enjoy in hing wuder exteate were given to Europ the 15th century and Americans did jot secure the same rights unt they wers granted Amerienn interests were unprotected ne the war but in 1919 Reay Admival Mark L, Bristol way sent the righ When Turkey revoked the cap Constantinople as American Higher Commissioner ud hats Tooke American ty to the Te States wae not a Sevres signed gulations, she served notice to th Powers that only: force could. vein-yoke them a the european Powers had any desire to xo to war over the quent owed to the Turkish de between the F Allies andi ening the American August 10,19 treaty the same situation had to be when the Allies and Turks avai faced. The Europewn powers ha ict at Lausanne on November already been obliged to give up thei 1922, to extublish pei [rights and the United States had Hast and revise the seed along similar th ed observers. Richard Washburn Chita, tien 'Ambassador to} Rome, Rear-Admiral Mark Bristol, and Joseph C. Grew, nov Undersecretary: of State buy' ther Amibtssador to Berne, attended the canterences, expressed the por the Amerieai" Government matters of direct American in amt of the general sunni concern, and used the date seth 4 mat ial for further discussions A Treaty at Future Standing which the Senate now hus before it for ratification grants Americans all te the nationals of the most favoured government. Americans are ssu Turkish "laws with certain tions. They wre exempt from service und individuals jes are exempt from forced loans or spec levies on re perty even war.
The "further discuss the United State sirening a treaty:
Jao breeest of law The most important against con-
The might—have: would be discussed waries were ratified and an d com to be compared of Forks and vwo Amerienns has since been iene Ju the micautiine the Allies ard in matter ut personal stares ing manage and Jdivoree, and the Inw of succession reg property. Cause riga Americans are subject 9 Americar jurisdiction sand not 29 Mohammedan law.
A louse in the treaty concerning commercial relations also. pre for the Americun principle Turkey have all ratified the. Lay. [2" tration as the most prompt and szinne treaty, buy the United States! satisfactory manaer in which haw not ratified fs separate treaty settle trade disap The treaty has been in the Senate The treaty gives freedom of the Commitice on Foreign "Relations, Straits to war and merchant vessel: tunacted upon, until President of the United States and in all Seats "Wok one matters of trade and commerce the calling tie Committew's attention te United States ie given most-favorr= devirabl ing that" action was ition treatment, 'There holes in the most-favour 'The Treaty of Lausanne vitally treatment, however, that still change "the "station of Turkey, ivaning out. Turkes, for Particularly" by the abrogation ai example, has placed an almost pro-affected' American interests and Wes: the capititations. Thaté diet! duets of which thy the det chive of the United States entering into a treaty to cope with the snew conditions. existing. under the "Parkin Republic: practically the. solo exporter principle articles exported ta Turkey the United States ure foodstuff, petroleum, and cotton piece
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