MEANS OF INJURING THE ENEMY-Continued.

Enumeration of means specially forbidden..

Pillage prohibited..

Restriction in general.

Ruses of war....

Torpedoes, use restricted.

MEDICAL PERSONNEL. (See Sanitary Formations and Personnel.)

Use of buildings and matériel of fixed sanitary establishments in case of..

Laying of automatic submarine contact mines, convention as to. Places not to be bombarded solely because of mines anchored off the harbor....

For Repatriation and hospitalization of prisoners of war MONUMENTS:

Annex 119-127

Bombardment restricted...

Historical, in occupied territory, not to be destoyed, etc. MUNICIPALITIES IN OCCUPIED TERRITORY:

Manufacturing and transporting, prisoners of war not to be used for.
Neutrals not required to prevent exportation, etc.

of Wounded, sick, and dead, forwarding to other belligerent..

Binding character of Hague Convention No. III of 1907 (Opening of

Movement of troops or convoys of supplies across neutral territory by

Not required to prevent use by belligerents of means of communication...

Not responsible for persons crossing the frontier to offer services to a belligerent...

Official information bureaus for prisoners of war in neutral territory. 77 107-109
Prevention of violations of neutrality on their own territory.
Prompt notification of existence of state of war...

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Resistance to attempts to violate neutrality not to be regarded as a hostile act.

Retention of railway material coming from belligerent territory to offset that retained there....

Rights and duties in general.

37-47

Sanitary formations, flags of.

Territory inviolable.....

Transfers of German merchant shipping to neutral flags prohibited.. 33

NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENTS AND REPORTERS:

Captured, treatment as prisoners of war.

NONCOMBATANTS:

Noncombatant members of armed forces, treatment as prisoners of

Intercourse with and between populations, during an armistice..

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31

Protected by general rules of international law where specific con-

Property in, restrictions on taking possession by army of occupation.. 53
Provisions for, in Armistice with Germany.

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Submarine cables connecting with neutral territory, seizure or destruc-
tion restricted.....

OFFICERS:

See also Commanding Officers.

of Belligerents interned in neutral territory, liberty on parole. ..
as Intermediaries between prisoners and camp authorities.

as Prisoners of war. (See Prisoners of War-Officers, etc.)
Retention of sidearms, under Capitulation of Santiago . .

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Salutes to, in prison camps.

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Special treatment, under Capitulation of Manila; retention of side-

Opening of HOSTILITIES. (See Commencement of Hostilities.)

Discipline. . . . .

Disciplinary punishments. (See below, under Punishments.)

Discriminations among, on basis of rank, etc..

Dormitories.

Escaped prisoners in neutral territory; prisoners brought by troops
taking refuge there.

Information to information bureau as to; disposition of property

Special surveillance of prisoners after attempts to escape.
Evacuation.