Railway Talks Continued in Shanghai: Reported Details of Solution: No Confirmation Shanghai, May 25 Information tin "analy bla vote om the noth sates that Measures forthe resumption of {Brough railway trate and post ites besvcen China and "one Sharia have' boon dovsed"beewees ite" Chinese and" Sapanese otis there and pending" Scustons hea St shang Pu andthe depen tis authori these wil be hi into nothing to these measures, an mate vel service wil be Siuvithel to hana the throngs Stila foa onthe Peking Muen
USeve om ne gestion of ordinary tne decistna "tthe TORE Salas "th Manchouius Babe followed in the restoration of Shine Manchuria porta relations order told the impleation Soukun the two questions wil de fuel recognion to Mans
{Phsted ar fon! matters andthe Eimitty at Gonmunteatine wit of Devine many due ne Tang Yue, aac othe Coral Helen Counet and Seatrceny vice Minter of Sorelgn Rian tale ae Be sang Pes Ateneen haute Chit yesterday Famine peeuably to 20k ior Toe tte ae Muang reaseding te Heese atvlopment the, north: Patten Council chai aot at home when Ten Measures Devised According to Chinese despatches from the north, ten general principles have been formulated regarding the restoration of through traffic on the ure some of the more important of the ten principles: Locomotives of the South Manchuria. Railway Company shall be sed. for' through trains between Mukden and Peking:
Railway tickets from Peking to any' station outside the Great Wal or from Mukden to any station inside the Great Wall shall not be sold by by the railway authorities; "An international travel service shall bbe organized to handle through pas-Songer and goods traffic and to sell oilway. tke No flags oF written notices of what-fever description that are icely to Provoke public feelings are to be Aisplayed on the through trains; The railway authorities of the two sides shall act Independently of each other in regard to the policing of the Fine, but incase of necessity joint action may be taken with mutual consent; The Chinese and Japanese representatives shall undertake jointly to form the international travel service, which shall have its head office in Shanhaikuan and shall maintain branch offices in Peking, Tientsin, Mukden, and other main stations along the line.
Another Chinese despatch says that Messrs. Thomas, Cook & Son, Lid, will handle the through railway tref This was denied by a high official of the head office of the conern in' Shanghai.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.