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ton by it to each OF the sisnatory
Powers.
THAT China, having taken note OF the
resolutions affecting the establishment
of commission to investigate and re-
port upon extra territoriality and the
administration OF justice in China, ex-
presses it's satisfaction with the sym
pathetic disposition of the Powers here
inbeforo named in regard to the aspira-
tions Of the Chinese Government TO
secure the abolition Of extra territorial
ity from China, and declares It's inten-
ton TO appoint a representative who
shall have the right 70 sit as a member
OF the said commission. it being under
stood that China shall be deemed free
to accept or to reject any or all of the
recommendations of the commission.
Furthermore. China Is prepared to CO.
operate in the work of this commission
and to afford TO it every possible facility
for the successful accomplishment of its
tasks"
Data concerning foreign troops, post
offices, &c, In China follows:
"Tbe Chinese delegation herewith sub
mits such data as it has with reference
to the presence upon Chinese soil, with
out Chinas consent. OF foreign troops,
police boxes. railway guards and elec-
trical installations.
Tentative list OF foreign troops. police
boxes and railway guards in China:
Japanese Garrison In Shantung, four
battalions, Of an average numerical
strength of 525 men. are stationed along
the Tsingtao-Tsinan railway, headquar-
ters being at Tsingtao. Kaomi, Fangtze
and Tsinanfu. There is also a force OF
gendarmerie.
I'm Han<ow one battalion is usually
maintained. together with detachments
of special troops.
"One full division is usually main
tanned In Manchuria headquarters being
established as follows april 1. 1879:
Division headquarters. .Liaoyans
Brigade headquarters. ................T .Tehlng
infantry heauquarters. ........... Ilaoyt ans
Infantry heaGquarteTs........ Tlehlini
Brigede headquarters. s.........-..... .Harbn
Infantry headduarters. Port Arthur
Infantry headquarters. .Harpih
Cavalry headquarters. ........ .kungschuling
'The japanese troops which are with
drawn from Baikal are stationed along
the Chinese Eastern Railway. This
statement is taken from Lin Yen'a "The
Diplomatic History Between China and
Japan."1 Japan has also stationed six
teen Independent battalions OF guards
along the line. each composed OF twenty
one officers and 617 rank and fc.
"G) Japan is Gaid to maintain these
Article III. OF the Portsmouth treaty
of peace which says that The high con-
tracing parties reserve to themselves
the right TO maintain guards 10 protect
their respective railway lines in Man
churia. The number OF such guards
shall not exceed fifteen a kilometre ard
within that maximum number. the COM
Inanders OF the Japanese and Russian
armies shall. by common accord. fix
tho number of such guards TO be en-
ployed. as small as possible having in
view the actual requirements But
these provisions were not assented 20 by
China IN 1905.
"(2) In 1917, the number or -. CO
agencies in Manchuria, as reporteS "
the local authorities of Fcnstien md
KERN provinces, hay reached twenty
seven. AS a result Of the Chengchiatun
fracas and Hunchun affair, Japan estab-
lished police stations in these places.
According to the October I Issue of
Nillard's Rerieto for 1921, the Ministry
OF Foreign Affairs is I'm receipt OF a
telegram from the Commissioner of For
eign Affairs at Swatow to the effect
that the japanese Consul there is very
active In increasing the Japanese police.
AT Annoy o. police station was cstnb-
lshed by japan in December, 1916. The
Chinese Government lodged strong pro-
test against this illegal action OH the
rart of Japan, but Japan has never with
Crawn The police station.
I'D (Fron Japan year book. 1890
1g2D.
"(2)--In March. 1921. there werc s,iil
several thousand .Tarancse soldiers N
Hunchuu. (see Lin 0eu's Tho Diplo-
matte History Between China and
Japan.D
Tentative list oc foreign wireless in
stallations in China without her con-
sent:
"JapanPckin Japanese Lesation),
Chnwangtao Tientsin, Hardin (Rus-
sian ordered), Manchouii, Kuugclnu-
ing Lunrtsintsunr, Dalny 0kvangtune
leased tcrrtory). Tsinan, Tsinstao