Chinese Manager and Printer Fined at Mixed Court: Wild anti-Britich Pamphlet The manager, Det Pei, and prin ter, Yui Zien-sung, of the "Shang-Aaipao" an alleged inflammatory publication, which was prohibited in. the French Concession, cam before the Mixed Court on Wednes. day morning and were fined $100 each. Trey are to find a security of $600 each within 24 baure as guarantee against a repetition of the offence. Mr. N. F. Allman acted for second defendant, while Mr. Maitland prosecuted for the police.
In giving evidence of arrest and the raid, Det.-Sgt, Robertson state ed that he had raided the printing premises in Park Road and seized alt unsolid copies. The circulation was roughly 3,000, Yui printed the journal for Dei at a contract price of $240 per month, For the defence, counsel produced copies of the "North-China Daily News" and other' Shanghai papers and asked witness if he did not think them to be against the Government also, to which witness re-) plied that he thought the psychology of the renders and their mental attitude a great factor in the case.
On a second charge of issuing an inflammatory booklet the printer tioned. Portions of it are ing reading matter, as fol-
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.