July  1,  1891 — Belgium,  France,  Great  Britain  and  the
British  possessions,  and  Switzerland.  (Stat.  L.,  vol.  27,
pp.  981-982.)

April  15,  1892— Germany.    (Stat.  L.,  vol.  27,  pp.  1021-
1022.)
October  31,  1892— Italy.    (Stat.  L.,  vol.  27,  p.  1043.)
May  8,  1893— Denmark.    (Stat.  L.,  vol.  28,  p.  1219.)
July  20,  1893— Portugal.    (Stat.  L.,  vol.  28,  p.  1222.)
July  10,  1895— Spain.    (Stat.  L.,  vol.  29,  p.  871.)
February  27,  189G— Mexico.    (Stat.  L.,  vol.  29,  p.  877.)
May  25,  1896    Chile.    (Stat.  L.,  vol.  29,  p.  880.)
October   19,    1899— Costa  Rica.     (Stat.   L.,   vol.   31,
pp.  1955-19.')G.)
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November  20,  1899 — Netherlands  and  possessions.
(Stat.  L.,  vol.  31,  p.  19G1.)

November  17,  1903— Cuba.  (Stat.  L.,  vol.  33,  pt.  2.
p.  2324.)

January  13,  1904— China.  (Treaty  of  October  8,  1903.
^Vrticle  XI.)    (Stat.  L.,  vol.  33,  pt.  2,  pp.  2208,  2213-2214.J

July  1,  1905— Nor\vay.  (Stat.  L.,  vol.  34,  pt.  3,  pp.
3111-3112.)

May  17,  1906 — Japan.  (Treaty  of  November  10,
1905.)    (Stat.  L.,  vol.  34,  pt.  3,  pp.  2890-2891.)

September  20,  1907 — Austria.  (Stat.  L.,  vol.  35,  pt.  2,
p.  2155.)

April  9,  1908 — Convention  between  the  United  States
and  other  powers  on  literary  and  artistic  copjTights,
signed  at  the  City  of  Mexico,  January'  27,  1902.  (This
treaty  is  effective  from  July  1,  190S,  as  between  the
United  States  and  the  following  countries:  Guatemala,
Salvador,  Costa  Rica,  Honduras,  and  Nicaragua.)  (Stat.
L.,  vol.  35,  pt.  2,  pp.  1934-194G.  English,  French,  and
Spanish  texts.)

August  11,  1908— Japan.  (Treaty  of  May  19,  1908,
for  protection  hi  Cliina.)  (Stat.  L.,  vol.  35,  pt.  2,  pp.
2044-204G.)

August  11,  1908— Japan.  (Treaty  of  May  19,  1908,
for  j)rotection  in  Korea.)  (Stat.  L.,  vol.  35,  pt.  2,  pj).
