The Waichiaopu has promulgated five rules for temporary observance, governing the admission of German subjects into Chinese territory (1) German subjects wishing to come to China shall apply for permission from our Ministers or Consuls, giving full particulars as _regards themselves, their business, ete.
(2) The Chinese Minister or Consul may grant permission, if the applicant is found to be innocent of the circumstances mentioned in Article 3 of our Regulations for the Control of Non-Treaty Nationals. In case the applicant be one of the repatriated, or in case of some doubtful point concerning the applicant, instructions shall be asked of the Ministry of Interior and of the Waichiaopu. In case of absolute necess the Minister or Consul may demand surety.
(3) The Ministry of Interior and the Waichiaopu may after consul-lation together exercise their discretion in granting special permission to such an applicant as mentioned in the preceding article.
(4) To the applicant to_whom permission or special permission to enter Chinese territory is granted, the Minister or Consul shall issue (5) These rules are to come into effect from the date of their promulgation.
No Trades-Unionism on the -Harbin, April 15.
General Pao Kuei-ching has issued a circular telegram stating that he is determined to disperse the Central Committee of railway workers and that he has given th police the necessary orders for the purpose.—Reuter.
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