Claims of the Government of France
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Under these circumstances Mrs. Crignier thinks she may appeal to the equity of the Federal Government in order to obtain com- pensation for her loss. The request she asked the minister for foreign affairs to transmit to the Federal Government appears to rest on most solid grounds, and I should be glad if your excellency could find it possible to receive it favorably.
Your excellency will notice furthermore that the applicant declared herself ready to accept any arbitration that the Federal Gove...rnment may desire both on the question of principle and on the point of the amount of loss suffered, the items of which are set forth in the inclosed memorial.
Be pleased to accept, Mr. Secretary of State, the assurances of my high consideration.
JUSSERAND.
Hon. P. C. Knox, Secretary of State of the United States, Washington, D. C.
6 CLAIMS OF THE GOVERNMENT OF FRANCE.
[Translation.] STATEMENT OF THE CLAIM PRESENTED BY THE WIDOW CRIGNIER TO THE AMERICAN GOVERNMENT.
In December, 1904, the American Government, through its ambas- sador in France, Gen.
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Under these circumstances Mrs. Crignier thinks she may appeal to the equity of the Federal Government in order to obtain com- pensation for her loss. The request she asked the minister for foreign affairs to transmit to the Federal Government appears to rest on most solid grounds, and I should be glad if your excellency could find it possible to receive it favorably.
Your excellency will notice furthermore that the applicant declared herself ready to accept any arbitration that the Federal Gove...rnment may desire both on the question of principle and on the point of the amount of loss suffered, the items of which are set forth in the inclosed memorial.
Be pleased to accept, Mr. Secretary of State, the assurances of my high consideration.
JUSSERAND.
Hon. P. C. Knox, Secretary of State of the United States, Washington, D. C.
6 CLAIMS OF THE GOVERNMENT OF FRANCE.
[Translation.] STATEMENT OF THE CLAIM PRESENTED BY THE WIDOW CRIGNIER TO THE AMERICAN GOVERNMENT.
In December, 1904, the American Government, through its ambas- sador in France, Gen.
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