Evening star., 1921-12-26

with a third power pledein- the local
taxes of south Nanchuria and east
eru inner Mongolia as security
Article 6. The Chinese government
agrees that if the Chinese govern
mcnt employs political. financial or
military advisers or instructors in
south Manchuria or eastern Mon
eolia. the Japanese government shall
first be consulted.
Article :. The Chinese government
agre e. that the control and manage
ment of the kirin- -Changchun railway
shall be handed over to the Japanese
government for a term "f ninety mine
wears dating from the signing Of
this agreement.
The japanese government and the
(hlneSe government. seeing that
Japanese financiers and the Hanyeh-
ping Company have close relations
with each other at present and that
the common interest of the two shall
be advanced, agree to the following
articles:
Article l. The two contracting
parties mutually agree that when the
opportune moment arrives the Han
yehping Company shall be made a
joint concern of the two nations, and
they further agree that without the
previous consent of Japan. China shall
not by the act dispose of the rights
and property of whatever nature of
the said company. nor cause the said
same.
ARTICLE >. The hinese government
agrees that all mines in the neighbor-
hood of those owned by the Hanyeh
ping Company shall not be permitted.
without the consent of the said COM
pany. to be worked by other persons
outside the said company; and further
agrees that if il is desired to carry
out any undertaking which, it is ap-
pretended. may directly or indirectly
affect the interests of the said COM
pany. the consent of the said company
shall first be obtained.
"
THE Japanese government and the
Chinese government. with the object
of effectively protecting the territor-
ial integrity of China, agree to the
following special article:
The Chinese government engages
not to cede or lease to a third power
any harbor or bay along the coast of
China.
Article !. The Chinese central gov
ernment shall employ influential jap
anese as advisers in political. finan-
ciai and military affairs.
Article p Japanese hospitals.
churches and schools in the interior
of China shall be granted the right of
owning land.
Article 3. 1nasmucE as the Japanese
government and the Chinese govern
ment have had many cases of dispute
between japanese and Chinese police
which caused no little misunderstand-
ing, it is for that rec son necessary
tfat the police departments of i'm
portant places (in China) shall be
Jointly administered by Japanese and
Chinese or that the police department
of these places shall employ numer-
Gus japanese. SO that they may at the
same time help to plan for the i'm
rrovement of the Chinese police serv-
ice.
Article 4. China shall purchase
from Japan a fixed amount of muni-
tions of war (say. so per cent or more
of what Is needed by the Chinese gov
ernmenD, or there shall be establish
cd In China Sino-Japanese jointly
worked arsenal Japanese technical
experts are to be employed and jap
anese material to be purchased.
article 5. China agrees to grant to
Japan the right of constructing a rail-
way connecting Wuchang with XII
ukiang and Nanchang, another line
between Nanchang and HangkoW. and
another between. NanchanS and
Chaochow.
"Article g. If China needs foreign
capital to work mines, build railways
and construct harbor works Gnclud-
ing dockyards) in the province of
Kukien. Japan shall be first con-
suited.
"Article 7. China agrees that Jap
anese subjects shall have the right of
missionary propaganda in China.