INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY—JUNE 10, 1911
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1883;[1] the Final Protocol annexed to that Act;[1] the Protocol of Madrid, April 15, 1891[2] relating to the dotation of the international Bureau, and the additional Act of Brussels, December 14, 1900.[3] However, the Acts cited shall remain binding on the countries which shall not have ratified the present Act.
Article 19
The present Act shall be signed in a single copy, which shall be filed in the archives of the Government of the United States. A certified copy shall be sent by the latter to each of the unionist Governments.
In witness whereof, the respective Plenipotentiaries have signed the present Act.
Done at Washington, in a single copy, the second day of June 1911.
- For Germany:
- Haniel von Haimhausen
- H. Robolski
- Albert Osterrieth
- For Austria and for Hungary:
- L. Baron de Hengemuller,
- Ambassador of Austria-Hungary
- L. Baron de Hengemuller,
- For Austria:
- Dr. Paul Chevalier Beck de Mennagetta et Lerchenau, Departmental Chief and President of the Imperial and Royal Patent Office
- For Hungary:
- Elemér de Pompéry,
- Ministerial Counselor at the Royal Hungarian Patent Office
- Elemér de Pompéry,
- For Belgium:
- J. Brunet
- Georges de Ro
- Capitaine
- For Brazil:
- R. de Lima e Silva
- For Cuba:
- Antonio Martin Rivero
- For Denmark:
- J. Clan
- For the Dominican Republic:
- Emilio C. Joubert
- For Spain:
- Juan Riaño y Gayangos
- J. Florez Posada
- For the United States of America:
- Edward Bruce Moore
- Melville Church
- Charles H. Duell
- Robt H. Parkinson
- Frederick P. Fish
- For France:
- Pierre Lefèvre-Pontalis
- G. Breton
- Michel Pelletier
- Georges Maillard
- For Great Britain:
- A. Mitchell Innes
- A. E. Bateman
- W. Temple Franks
- For Italy:
- Lazzaro Negrotto Cambiaso
- Emilio Venezian
- G. B. Ceccato
- For Japan:
- K. Matsui
- Morio Nakamatsu
- For the United States of Mexico:
- J. de las Fuentes
- For Norway:
- Ludwig Aubert
- For the Netherlands:
- Snyder van Wissenkerke
- For Portugal:
- J. F. H. M. da Franca, Vte d'Alte
- For Servia:
- For Sweden:
- Albert Ehrensvärd
