Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, With the Annual Message of the President Transmitted to Congress December 7, 1911

Rules to prevent collision of vessels¹

^1.This circular supersedes Circular No. 158, Nov. 21, 1907, of the Department of Commerce and Labor. The above circular of the Department of State refers to it as a publication of the Treasury Department, bat it is Department Circular No. 230 of the Department of Commerce and Labor, Bureau of Navigation.

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Department of State,
Washington, August 3, 1911.

Message of the President, annual
List of papers with subjects of correspondence
Circulars: (Documents 1–4)
- Rules to prevent collision of vessels (Document 4)
Argentina: (Documents 5–15)
Austria-Hungary: (Documents 16–19)
Belgium: (Documents 20–24)
Brazil: (Documents 25–33)
Chile: (Documents 34–35)
China: (Documents 36–70)
Colombia: (Documents 71–72)
Costa Rica: (Documents 73–79)
Cuba: (Documents 80–156)
Dominican Republic: (Documents 157–224)
Ecuador: (Documents 225–238)
France: (Documents 239–240)
Germany: (Documents 241–294)
Great Britain: (Documents 295–315)
Guatemala: (Documents 316–323)
Haiti: (Documents 324–360)
Honduras: (Documents 361–401)
Italy: (Documents 402–413)
Japan: (Documents 414–431)
Liberia: (Documents 432–453)
Mexico: (Documents 454–888)
Morocco: (Documents 889–892)
Nicaragua: (Documents 893–971)
Norway: (Documents 972–973)
Panama: (Documents 974–981)
Persia: (Documents 982–996)
Peru: (Document 997)
Portugal: (Documents 998–1010)
Russia: (Documents 1011–1017)
Salvador: (Documents 1018–1020)
Siam: (Documents 1021–1033)
Spain: (Documents 1034–1045)
Sweden: (Document 1046)
Switzerland: (Documents 1047–1054)
Turkey: (Documents 1055–1068)
Venezuela: (Documents 1069–1078)
Index

Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, With the Annual Message of the President Transmitted to Congress December 7, 1911

Rules to prevent collision of vessels1

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Rules to prevent collision of vessels¹