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 RADIOTELEGRAPHIC CONVENTION. JULY 5, 1912. 1735 ARTICLE XLIX. Modifications of the present regulations which may be rendered u§,§_°°* °’ m°d“*°" necexary in consequence of the ccisions of subsequent Telegraph Conferences shall go into eEect on the date fixed for the application of the provisions adopted by each one of such conferences. Anrronm L. The lprovisions of the Intemational Telegraph Regulations shall ,,,;§§§lj,°°F,¥§'f§{',§‘,‘§$; be app icable analogously to radio correspondence in so far as they Bg$·§¤”;g}>(g=·mvBb are not contrary to the provisions of the present regulations. The P °°` following provisions of the Telegraph Regulations, in articular, shall be applicable to radio correspondence: Article XX§H,)giragraiphs 3 to 6, relating to the collection of charges; Articles VI an XLI relating to the indication of the route to be followed; Article LXXV, paragraph 1, LXXVZIH, paragraphs 2 to 4, and LXXIX, paragraphs 2 and 4, relating to the preparation of accounts. owever:——-(1) The eriod of six months provided by paragrlalgh 2 of Article LXXIEC of the Telegraph Regulations for the ve cation of accounts shall be extended to nine months in the case of radio ams; (2) The provisions of Article XVI, paragraph 2 shall not glo considered as authorizing gratuitous transmission, through radio stations, of service telegrams relating exclusively to the te egraph service, nor the free transmission over the telegraph lines of service telegrams relat§` exclusively to the radio service· (3) The provisions of Article. paragraphs 3 and 5, shall not be applicable to radio accoimts. As regards the application of the provisions of the Telegraph Regulations, coastal stations shall be considered as offices of transit except when the Radio Regulations expressly stipulate that such stations shall be considered as offices of origin or of destination. In conformity with Article 11 of the Convention of London, the {-,¤nj¢¤·;*{¤,,}g*·*°*& present Regulations shall go into eifect on the first day of July, 1913. ' ' In witness whereof the respective plempotentiaries have signed ngmsa or manu one copy of these Regulations, whic shall be deposited in the R° “°“" archives of the British Government, and a copy of which shall be transmitted to each of the Parties. For Germany and the German Protectorates: S*‘“°°“"°‘ B. Konmm 0. Wacnmirrmnn Ds. Kam. Srnncxm Scmzaimn Gosrscn Da. Erm. Knauss Fmnrrz For the United States and the possessions of the United States: Jomr R. Enwanns JN0. Q. Wnrrou WELIS L. Moonn Loms W. Avsrm Gnoizcn Owmt Squrmz Enean Russm. C. McK. Samzmas Davm Woosrrza Tonn Jem: Hays Hamroim, Jr. Wnnsrm W. D. ’l‘mz.am.L Jorm I. Wyrnsnmzr