BOUNDARY TREATY—-GREAT»»BRITAIN—-CANAD.&.· mts. 24,1925. 2107 as practicable. The treaty shall take effect on the date of the ex- m°°'· change of ratifications. . Upon the expiration of six years from the date of the exchange P°”“°°· of ratifications of tlaedpresent treaty, or any time thereafter, Artic e IV maybbe _ upon twelve monthsfwritten notice given by either to the other,?and_foHoy§ing such termina- tion the._Commissxoners therein their successors shall cease lD”KI't0I'lIl thefunctions thereby li _ ribed; ‘ ’ “ In ofai whereof, the respective Plenixtentiaries have signed this °*“““°"'“‘ treaty in du licate and have hereunto a `ed their seals. “ ' Done at `Washington the 24th day of February, ZA. D}1925. [sang Crunms Evans Huenzss sm:. E1u~ms·r Laronrrm AND wnmtnas at stm treaty has been duly mtista tu both .,.£:;J$i°"’°“’ parts, and the ratifications of the two Governments were exchanged in the city of Washington on the seventeenth day of _Ju1y, one thousand nine himdred and twentglfive; ' I NOW, THEREFORE, be it own that I, Calvin Coolidge P‘°°“"“°'°"‘ President of the~_United States of America, have caused the sa1d treaty to be madegmblic, to the end that the same and every article and clause thereo may be observed and "fuliilled with good faith bytheUnited Statesandthecitizensthereof. ·~ Q .· ’; ‘ _ ‘ _ IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF I have hereunto set my hand and caused the seal of the United States to bepaiixedt s · 4 DONE at the city of Washington, this seventeenth day of July in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and [san.], twenty-live, and of the Independence of the United i States of America the one hun red and iiftieth. _ ‘ . _ ` Canvm By the President: Fnnrx B Knnnooc Secretary of State.
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