Whereas, by an agreement to arbitrate dated April 25, 1910, the Italian and Peruvian Governments agreed to submit the following questions to arbitration: Ought the Government of Peru to pay in cash, or in accordance with the provisions of the Peruvian law on domestic debt of June 12, 1889, the drafts (lettres à ordre, cambiali, libramientos) now in the possession of the brothers NAPOLEON, CARLOS, and RAPHAEL CANEVARO, and which were drawn by the Peruvian Government to the order of the firm of JOSÉ CANEVARO & SONS for the sum of 43,140 pounds sterling, plus the legal interest on the said amount? Have the CANEVARO brothers the right to demand the total of the amount claimed? Has Count RAPHAEL CANEVARO the right to be considered as an Italian claimant?