Juridical Treaty Adopted by the Hague Chamber The First Chamber of the Netherlands at The Hague is reported by Havas to have adopted, on Dec. ithe project of the approving the treaty with hi concerning the juridical position of Netherlands subjects in China.
In response to inquiries made lby the "North-China Daily News"
December 17, Netherlands Consular authorities stated that it was not known locally that the treaty was to have been brought jup in the Chamber for discussion. The actual terms of the new treaty, Jwhich relate to the most-favoured nation clause, had not yet been!
pai ing the dre, Nanking has Clegraphed tothe [oficial instructions thad been veeeydelegate of Yunnan at drawn' early this Yeat~ Until Governor of Yunnan, General Long Yuen asking him for information. General Long Yuen replied that not only was there no case of French forces penetrating into Yunnan, out the relations between Yunnan and Indo-China ate as good as could be desired.
'4. Certain Chinese newspapers that French troops have looted Caopang. However, Coapang Jed, the treaty could not be made Questioned as to the matter of]
toriality, the "North-informant state jed that this matter did not conv into it at all: it was only the mos! favoured nation clause. "What Jother people get," he stated, "wel Jalso obtain by virtue of the new
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