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 TREATY, FRIEXDSHIP, ETC.,-AUSTRIA. JUNE 19, 1928. 1887 coming from or going through the territories of the other High Con- tracting Party, except fluch per- Bons as may be forbIdden adinis- sion into its territories or goods of which the importation may be prohibited by law. Persons and ~ds in transit shall not be eub- lected to any transit duty, .)r to Bny unneceB8ary delays or re- strictions, and shall be given na- tional treatment as regards ~harges, facilitit3s, and all other matters. Goods in transit must be en- tered at the proper customhouse, but they shall be exempt from all customs or other similar duties. All charges imposed on trans- port in transit shall be reasonable, naving regard to the conditions of ~he tr8.ffic. ARTICLE XIII. EachoftheHigh Contracting Parties agrees to re- ~ive from the other, consular [)flicers in those of its pOI _~, places md cities, where it may be con- venient and which are open to consular representatives of any roreign country. Consular officers of each of the High Contracting Parties shall, il.fter entering upon their duties,
 * mjoy reciprocally in the territories
 * >f the other all the ri~hts, privi-

leges, exemptions and Immunities which are enjoyed by officers of t·he same grade of the most fa- vored nation. As official agents, imch officers shall be entitled to the high consideration of all offi- cials, national or local, with whom they have official inter- course in the state which receives them. The Government of each of the High Contracting Parties shall rurnish free of charge the neces- sary exequatur of such consular officers of the other as present a re~ar commission signed by the chief executive of the appointing state and under its great seal; and it shall issue to a subordinate or substitute consular officer duly jenigen ~afferfttQfien uub Rani11e, bie internationaIe ~renaen ber SBereinigten @Staaten bUben. SBon biefer SBered).. tigung au~gefd)Ioffen flub \lerfonen, benen ba8 SBetteten ber ~ebide bet Qllbeten ~o~en bertragfd)liefJenbtn ~eilet Tranalt provlslona. berboten ift, uub 5ffiaren, beren (jfin~r gefe,nd) betboten ift. 3m ~rd).. gang8berfe~ braud)en ~fonen uub 5lBa!~n feinerIet i)urd)~8abgafle au be~a~Ien uub foRen feinen unn1Stigen SBera6gerungen uub iOefd)riinfungen Utl>< tertnorfen merben. ~ie foRen ~infid)t- lid) ber !bgaben uub SBerfe~r!mittel uub in oRen anberen SBeaiegungen mie ~ngeg6ri"e bet eigenen ~anbe8 bef}anbelt merben. ~urd)gang8gi1ter miffen auf bern Customs entries. auftiiubigen .8oRamt eingettagen mer. ben, fiub abet bon allen .d61len uub auberen iignIid)en YIbgaben befrrit. wne .ioften filr bie ~urd)gang8btf6r.. tI Tra:!t tl'lLJlSllOrta- berung foRA unter 58eri1dj'id)tigung on C rge8. ber S8erregr~lage in angemeffenen ~en.. aen gel)aIten merben. ~rtifeI XIII. ~ie beiben go~en bet.. CoDSUlar officers. tragfd)liefienben ~riIe lommen ba~in ~tIon of. i1berein, gegenfritig ~onfuIarbeamte in benienigen igrer· .t)iifen, ~(ii* uub ~tiibte auauIaffen, bie fid) baau eignen uub bie fonfuIarlfd;en SBertretem an. beret frember IDliidjte offenftegen. ~ie ~onfuIarbtamten I'ebet ber beiben EDJoyment of rights, • etc., accorded most ~o~en bertragfd)Itefienben ~eiIe foRen favored nation. nad) i~tem ~ienftantritt med)feIfritig in ben @ebieten bet anberen ~ei{et aRe medjte, SBotrpd)te, SBqreiungen uub ~tei~eiten geniefien, bie bie 58eamten be~feIben manget ber meiftbegftnftigten 9lation geniefien. ~I8 amtIid)e SBer.. treter gaben bjefe 58eamten ein ~nred)t auf ad)tung~bone SBegaubIung feiten8 aRer ~taat~.. uub nrt8be~iSrben, mit benen fie in bem @Staat, in bem fie auge.. Ia£fen fiub, amtIid;en 58erfe~r r,aben. ~ie megierung iebet ber ~ogen ber.. Exequaturs to Issue. tragfd)IiefJeuben ~eiIe foR ben ~on.. fuIarbeamten bet anberen ~e~, menn fie eine bon bem @Staat~oberr,atq)t bet ernenneuben ®taate8 unterarid)nete unb mit bem gtofien @StaatffiegeI berf~ 58eftaRung~urfunbe botlegen, g~ renftei ba8 erforberIid)e ~{equatur er.. mIen; einem nad)georbneten ober ften.. nertretenben ~on.fuIarbeamten, bet bon