The Archive · 1903

IMPERIAL DECREES

(By TELEGKALIL FROM PEKING.) (SPECIALLY TRANSLATED FoR THE NORTH.

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28th January.

Deerce, in response to memorial of En Shou (Manchu), Governor of Kiangsu, bestowing Imperial commendation for the diligence in their respective Shu-chun, Salt Kuo Tao-chih, ex-of Kiangsu; Hsiang W: of Soochow; and Hu Yiprefect of same province. On che er han, the expectant Tao 1 Liu Shi mz_and Ting Ho-mu; Chang Tou 10. Colonel commanding the eelness and other conduct unbecoming officials of high rank. In addition to the above, "ome fourteen other civil and tary offices <iangsn of lower rank mes. given) a ded and dismissed the service.

29th January.

(1) Decree commanding that. since the rear 1904 will be the seventieth anniver-the Emp cor's birth, race" examin: for the Doctor (Chinshih) M.A. in 1903 in ad examinations to the Wes on corey Yuan Sinh-provide the necessary funds for the expenses of the expedition en route, which oto be an as economical a scale as Viceroy Yuan is permitted to bill for expenses to the Board of Revenue which will recoup him. The inhabitants en route of the Imperial must not be troubled by any regards these to accompany ies ties to the Western mausolea tors of the Presence, the Gran Council and the Imperial Household Department are commanded to draw up a list for Imperial approval.

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