The Archive · 1926

Chinese Lawyer in Court

Charge of Publicly Insulting and'

Injuring Credit of An Interpreter 'Tai Chi-an, otherwise known as Sidney 'Tai, a' Chinese lawyer, made his appearance at the Mixed' Court on Tuesday morning, before Mr. H. Bucknell, American' Assessor, and Mr. "Kuan Chun, senior Chinese Magistrate, on a summons, in connexion with a charge which was preferred against him by Koo Zaisiang, an interpreter of the Harbin Rond Police Station, of having unluvefully injured the personal and Dosiness credit of the complainant and publicly insulted him by the riblieation of an article in the Mr. N. A. Allman appeared for {the complainant and said that his client was to have been married on December 23 and, on the day before, the accused, who was a Chinese lawyer, interred the offensive article.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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