The summons calling the meeting is taken as read.
The minutes of the last meeting are read, confirmed, signed by the Chairman and passed for publication.
27, 1904 which reads: *2.—No one has a right, within the Settlements or without, to enter the dwelling of any one without proper warrant from the authorities of, the nationality concerned.
To quote this requires no argument. Any action otherwise is the action of a housebreaker and justifies resistance by force." Ihave, therefore, the honour to demand that " suitable apology be made) to this Consulate for the unwarrantable action of the Shanghai Municipal Police and further to request that the to request that you may be good enough to inform me. who the responsible proprietor of the institution is, or otherwise upon what basis your authority rests.
Iam, Sir, Your obedient servant, W. E. Lavasox, Secretary.
Tue Caaxcatton-rx-cranox, Spanish Consulate. responsible officer be punished.
Police.
I have the: honour to be, Sir, Your obedient servant, The promotion of M. Gibson to be Int class Sergeant from September 8, and of R. W. Thomas from September M. po Los Rios, Chancellor-in-charge.
American Consulate,
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