Korean and Wife Sentenced to, Death for High Treason Tokyo, Mar. 25.
An official bulletin from the Metropolitan Pole announces that the Supreme Court this mo tetumed a verdict of capital punishe ment for high treason in the ease of the Korean Bokujun Shoku and his Japanese wife, who were caught in 1922 attempting to import large quantities of bombs from Shanghai with the object of "undermining the Imperial regime as a preliminary, to establishment of an independent Government for the Korean people."—Reuter's Pacific Service.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.