Three or four of the boys died as a result of starvation and treatment, the Court was told, but none of these cases wore reported to the authorities.
Of the group of 82 children who were found, 18 boys wore identified by the parents who had not seen them for years, and these wei handed over to them by the Court, the less fortunate 19 being ordered by the Court to be kept from the engaged in his work Aaerton, Tens] ite face well dressed and lokad was certain that there was no kind Tike a gentleman of the high class."
Meg fusion de said that coolie when a pulley struck him lof proof that his client was an acthe fell down, seeing the flash of a Witness was then asked by the complice in the manufacture of false cond shot as he {urned round. Tt] Court to try to identify the man notes, As to Tau Sing-tseing, who was_a foreigner who fired from the Tset but he was unable to, do was un ex-convict, it was difficult to bat (Sed oe Daung Tz-kang)—This man does d'Auxion de Ruffe worse type in Shanghai, trouble with any foreigner that Counsel affirmed that Tsu had tried not know morning from evening. ight, and knew of no row between to take advantaxze of hix client's 1 no age of my questioning im. [good name, Dzang being the in Chinese and foreigners, nor had he iced any foreigners About imme-}ag, J, Em. Lemiere (defending Teal rCrémmieux, who appeared w.th|¢od nam Kentwell and was much respected, Tsu had thought diately Nicolai Pereliguine, a Russian before he was shot. ise) that if he tried to make false notes ask witness for a proper dose auxiliary constable the French /tion of the man, jin the house of someone who was police, described what happened on above suspicion his activities would Board' the vessel after his attention ering to do so for half an hour but "0t be found out that the Bench had been the police, It! had been attracted. to it. by the witney appeared te know nothing. "®* ery probable that ed sound of firing. The accused was his machinery to Nanziang where
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