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Widerruf  gelten.  Für  die  Dauer  dieser  Erklärung
unterliegen  Schiffe  mit  bedingter  Konterbande  für
einen  Hafen  dieses  Landes  an  Bord  der  Beschlagnahme. ­

b)  Konterbandelistrn.
Lontradund  ol  war  *).  Revised  list.
29th  October  1914.
Whereas  on  the  fourth  day  of  August  1914,  We
did  issue  Our  Royal  Proclamation  specif'ying  tbe  articlos
which  it  was  Our  intention  to  treat  as  Contraband  of
war  during  the  War  between  us  and  the  German
Emperor  ;  and
Whereas  on  the  twelfth  day  of  August  1914,  We
did  by  Our  Royal  Proclamation  of  that  date  extend
Our  Proclamation  aforementioned  to  the  War  between
us  and  the  Emperor  of  Austria,  King  of  Hungary;  and
Whereas  on  the  twenty-first  day  of  September
1914,  We  did  by  Our  Royal  Proclamation  of  that  date
make  certain  additions  to  the  list  of  articles  to  be
treated  as  contraband  of  war;  and
Whereas  it  is  expedient  to  consolidate  the  said
lists  and  to  make  certain  additions  thereto  :
Now,  THEREFORE,  We  do  hereby  declare,  by
and  with  the  advice  of  Our  Priyy  Council,  that  the
lists  of  contraband  contained  in  the  schedules  to  Our
Royal  Proclamations  of  the  fourth  day  of  August  and
the  twenty-first  day  of  September  aforementioned  are
hereby  withdrawn,  and  that  in  lieu  thereof  during  the
continuance  of  the  war  or  until  We  do  give  further
public  notice  the  articles  enumerated  in  Schedule  I.
hereto  will  be  treated  as  absolute  contraband,  and  the
articles  enumerated  in  Schedule  II  hereto  will  be
treated  as  conditional  contraband.
SCHEDULE  I.
1.  Arms  of  all  kinds,  including  arms  for  sportiug
purposes,  and  their  distinctive  component  parts.
2.  Projectiles,  charges,  and  cartridges  of  all  kinds
and  their  distinctive  component  parts.
3.  Powder  and  explosives  specially  prepared  for
use  in  war.
4.  Sulphuric  acid.
5.  Gun  mountings,  limber  boxes,  limbers,  military
wagons,  field  forges  and  their  distinctive  component
parts.
6.  Range  Anders  and  their  distinctive  component ­
  parts.
7.  Clothing  and  equipment  of  a  distinctively
military  character.
8.  Saddle,  draught  and  pack  animals  suitable  for
use  in  war.
9.  All  kinds  of  harness  of  a  distinctively  military
character.
10.  Articles  of  camp  equipment  and  their  distinctive ­
  component  parts.
11.  Armour  plates.
12.  Haematite  iron  ore  and  haematite  pig  iron.
Die  ursprüngliche  Liste  siebe  Frankreich  S.  60.  Decret  du
11  aoüt  1914.

13.  Iron  pyrites.
14.  Nickel  ore  and  nickel.
15.  Ferrocbrome  and  chrome  ore.
16.  Copper,  unwrought.
17.  Lead,  pig,  sheet  or  pipe.
18.  Aluminium.
19.  Ferro-silica.
20.  Barbed  wire  and  implements  for  lixing  and
cutting  the  same.
21.  Warships,  including  boats  and  their  distinctive
component  parts  of  such  a  nature  that  they  can  only
be  used  on  a  vessel  of  war.
22.  Aeroplanes,  airships,  balloons  and  aircraft  of
all  kinds  and  their  component  parts  together  with
accessories  and  articles  recognisable  as  intended  for
use  in  Connection  with  balloons  and  aircraft.
23.  Motor  vehicles  of  all  kinds  and  their  component ­
  parts.
24.  Motor  types;  rubber.
25.  Mineral  oils  and  motor  spirit,  except  lubricating
  oils.
26.  Implements  and  apparatus  designed  exclusively
for  the  manufacture  of  munitions  of  war,  for  the
manufacture  or  repair  of  arms  or  war  material  for
use  on  land  and  sea.
SCHEDULE  II.
1.  Foodstuffs.
2.  Forage  and  feeding  stuffs  for  animals.
3.  Clothing,  fabrics  for  clothing  and  boots  and
shoes  suitable  for  use  in  war.
4.  Gold  and  silver  in  coin  or  bullion;  paper  money
5.  Vehicles  of  all  kinds  other  than  motor  vehicles,
available  for  use  in  war  and  their  component  parts.
6.  Vessels,  craft  and  boats  of  all  kinds;  floating
docks  parts  of  docks  and  their  component  parts.
7.  Railway  materials  both  üxed  and  rolling  stock
and  materials  for  telegraphs,  wireless  telegraphs  and
telephones.
8.  Fuel,  other  than  mineral  oils.  Lubricants.
9.  Powder  and  explosives  not  specially  prepared
for  use  in  war.
10.  Sulphur.
11.  Glycerin  e.
12.  Horse  shoes  and  shoeing  materials.
13.  Harness  and  saddlery.
14.  Hides  of  all  kinds,  dry  or  wet;  pigskins  raw
or  dressed;  leather  undressed  or  dressed,  suitable  for
saddlery,  harness  or  military  boots.
15.  Field  glasses,  teleseopes,  Chronometers  and  all
kinds  of  nautical  instuments.
Die  revidierte  englische  Kriegskonterbante-Liste.
Übersetzung:
Absolute  Kricgskonterbande:
1.  Waffen  jeder  Art  mit  Einschluß  der  Jagdwaffen
und  ihre  als  solche  kenntlichen  Bestandteile:
2.  Geschosse,  Patronen  und  Kartuschen  aller  Art
sowie  ihre  als  solche  kenntlichen  Bestandteile;