204. Adaptation of Geneva Convention to Sea Warfare 252 205. The Wounded, Sick, and Shipwrecked 253 205_a_. Treatment of the Dead 254 206. Hospital Ships 254 206_a_. Hospital Ships in Neutral Ports 256 206_b_. Sick-Bays 257 207. Distinctive Colour and Emblem of Hospital Ships 258 208. Neutral Vessels assisting the Wounded, Sick, or Shipwrecked 259 209. The Religious, Medical, and Hospital Staff 260 209_a_. Application of Convention X., and Prevention of Abuses 260 209_b_. General Provisions of Convention X. 261 VI. _Espionage, Treason, Ruses_ 210. Espionage and Treason 262 211. Ruses 262 VII. _Requisitions, Contributions, Bombardment_ 212. Requisitions and Contributions upon Coast Towns 264 213. Bombardment of the Enemy Coast 266 VIII. _Interference with Submarine Telegraph Cables_ 214. Uncertainty of Rules concerning Interference with Submarine Telegraph Cables 271 CHAPTER V--NON-HOSTILE RELATIONS OF BELLIGERENTS I. _On non-hostile Relations in General between Belligerents_ 215. _Fides etiam hosti servanda_ 273 216. Different kinds of Non-hostile Relations 274 217. Licences to Trade 275 II. _Passports, Safe-conducts, Safeguards_ 218. Passports and Safe-conducts 276 219. Safeguards 277 III. _Flags of Truce_ 220. Meaning of Flags of Truce 278 221. Treatment of Unadmitted Flag-bearers 279 222. Treatment of Admitted Flag-bearers 279 223. Abuse of Flag of Truce 281 IV. _Cartels_ 224. Definition and Purpose of Cartels 282 225. Cartel Ships 283 V. _Capitulations_ 226. Character and Purpose of Capitulations 284 227. Contents of Capitulations 285 228. Form of Capitulations 286 229. Competence to conclude Capitulations 287 230. Violation of Capitulations 289 VI. _Armistices_