November, 1906. 29 FRANCE SPAIN. Exchange of notes extending indefinitely the existing commercial modus vivendi based on most favored nation. customs treatment. Expires three months after denouncement. Ga. de Madrid, December 1. December, 1906. 1 PORTUGAL SPAIN. General Act, signed at Lisbon. Demarcation of boundary from mouth of the Miño to the confluence of the Caya and Guadiana. In pursuance of Art. 24 of the Lisbon boundary treaty signed September 29, 1864. State Papers, 62: 941. Exchange at Lisbon of notes confirming same, December 1. Ga. de Madrid, December 20; R. dipl., December 9. 5 MOROCCO. Identic note presented by France and Spain to governments represented at Algeciras conference on the affairs of Morocco. Times, December 7; Q. dipl., 10:763. 5 CHINA-JAPAN. Agreement signed at Peking for transfer to China of Newchwang. Times, December 2 and 7. 5 ITALY ROUMANIA. Treaty of commerce signed at Bucharest. R. dipl., December 9. 6 GREAT BRITAIN. Constitution granted Transvaal. G. B. Cd., 3250; Times, December 13. 10 NOBEL PEACE PRIZE awarded by Norwegian Storthing to President Roosevelt. Times, December 11. For foundation of the Nobel prizes and rules governing their award, see Almanach de Gotha. 11 FRANCE. Separation law goes into operation. Jerrold: France and the Pope's move, Monthly R., January, 1907; Ward: The Pope and France, Nineteenth Century, January, 1907; Bérard: Les cultuelles, La Nouvelle R., 44:41. 13 FRANCE-GREAT BRITAIN ITALY. Two agreements signed at London respecting Abyssinia. Times, December 14; Q. dipl., 10:782; R. dipl., December 16. 14 UNITED STATES. Ratification of Act of Algeciras by President; ratification advised by Senate, December 12. For other ratifications see Q. dipl., 10:730 to 763. 19 FRANCE-SALVADOR. French law authorizing President to ratify convention signed August 24, 1903, at San Salvador. Reciprocal protection of industrial property. J. O. December 23, p. 8502. December, 1906. 20 SPAIN-UNITED STATES. 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