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Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 20, 1900 · page 1

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Madam guiity, and 5:: e punishment at fife imprisonment.”

This Verdict was returned bythetweive menwhoweresekci—
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LONDON. October Marty and Enghnd. it is announc-

L‘hina and to keep th: pens open. . -

The terms of this important meat. which Was arrived at
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man'ambassmiar m Eagiand. are officially given out as follows:

The German government and her Bntish Majesty’s govern-
ment, beingdesimw maintain their intersts in China. and their
figms under existing truths. have agreed to obscwe the foliowing
princi has rcgudiug“: mutual policy in China: A .

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est that the pans on the rivers and iittoral of China should remain
free and open to trade and to every other legitimate form of
«atomic action for the peoples of all matries, wfthéut mama.
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it): a“ Chinese territory. as far as they can exercise influence.

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0f the prawn: compiication to obtain for themselves any territon
in! advantage in Chinese dominion. and win dirtct their poiicy to—
wards maintaining undiminished. the territoriai condition of the
Gaines: Empire. '

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cubes in Quinn, in order ta obtain under any fem whatever. such
tcrfitoriai aévautagas. the two contracting ' reserve in
themives the right to come to a preliminary understanding re
garding the eventual step to be taken for the protection of their
awn intacsts in China.

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ment: :0 tht outfit! powers interesied, esifécially Austria—Hungary,
France. Rudy. Japan, Rtmsia and the United Sumahand to invite
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