Non-alienation

Of Munglem and Kiang Hung.
Great Britain waives objection
to, of Kiang Hung.

Of Kiang Hung by China, except
after agreement with Great Brit-
ain.

Of Kiao-chou, by Germany...

Of Hai-nan, declaration concerning.
Of Yangtze region, declaration
concerning.

Of Chinese territory bordering on
Tongking.

Of Fu-kien, declaration concerning.

North China Railway. To retain rights of mining coal and

iron along line of.

Redemption of existing loans on,
by loan by British Syndicate.

Signs agreement to operate Nan
P'iao coal mines.

Freight rates over, for coal of Nan
P'iao.

Price of fuel from Nan P'iao mines
for use of.

Final agreement with, for loan..............
Troops of China on lines of, to be
carried free.

See

R. R.

Occupation

All receipts, earnings of, and pro-
vincial subsidies to be paid to
Hongkong and Shanghai Bank,
for service of loan, etc.

European railway accountant to be
in charge of all accounts of the,
during currency of loan.

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Chinese troops and grain to be 46
carried free on.

Right of military, between Peking
and seacoast, demanded
China.

Shan-hai-kuan-Newchwang

of

Officials.

On-pu

"Open door"......

Open ports

Regulations for official intercourse
of Roman Catholic missionaries
with local.

France to build railway from
Kuang-chou-wan to near.
Improvements, etc., to be built at.
Great Britain and Germany agree
to maintain at open ports of
China.

Great Britain and Germany to ask
Powers to accept their principles
about.

France declares willingness to ob-
serve policy of, in territories in
China leased by it.

Terms of declaration concerning
the, asked by United States of
Powers.

Germany accepts policy of, as ad-
vocated by United States.

Great Britain declares in favor of,
policy in China.

Italy adheres to United States
policy of.

Japan assents to United States pol-
icy of.

Russia declares in favor of policy
advocated by United States.

No, in Neutral Zone in Liao-tung
Peninsula.

Likin barriers to remain at....
Junk trade to, subject to same duty

as steamer.

Peking Syndicate

Agreement with Shan-si Bureau of 40
Trade for mining purposes.

Makes loan to Shan-si Bureau of
Trade.

To control mines in Shan-si for sixty
years, when mines and all prop-
erty of syndicate revert to the
Chinese Government.

To establish school of mining.
Has right to build branch railways.
In case of war must prohibit aid to
enemy.

Regulations between, and Yü-Feng
Co.for mining purposes in Ho-nan.
To control mines in Ho-nan for
sixty years.

Pescadores Islands... Ceded to Japan by China. Their

position stated.

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2, 14 305, 307

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40

40

17

40

19

379

13 307

308

308

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320

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