The rules regulating the latter matters--viz.

prize, contraband goods, &c., are not comprised in them.

The rules which relate to the latter matters, as existing at present, are consolidated and comprised in an enactment which was issued on March 7, 1904....
Under the circumstances I can only repeat what Professor Holland says ...

in other words, I fully concur with the views taken by the Professor." The distinction between articles which are "absolutely contraband," those which are "conditionally contraband," and those which are incapable of being declared contraband was expressly adopted in Arts.

22, 24, and 28 of the unratified Declaration of London of 1909, as to which, see the comment at the end of this section, as also the whole of Section 10.
IS COAL CONTRABAND OF WAR?
Sir,--This question has now been answered, in unmistakable terms, on behalf of this country by Lord Lansdowne in his reply, which you printed yesterday, to Messrs.