Mr. Cunningham alco declared la his letter, according to President He. that the suspension of the Chinese lawyer Tsu Zu-ching, whose conduct in court before Mr. Van den Bers was the original cause difficulties, dees venting him from practi Provisional Court la general only from appeatinge before Consul's Deputies and Consular presentatives.
This was the gist of the second] suspension from practice written by Mr. Van dea Berg on Move 14 in which be said, 1 feel it incumbent upon, we in 1 interests of Justice and decorum cnaure by Such means as lie within my fewer that adequate "Sepe™ shall be verite. prevent. this. unprincipl Meyer "from again attempting hadruct and perverse the administration justice. view of the abore, I hereby visionally. suspend. Me' Ten Zacehing inticution of proceeding ahd the Sugeest this fo'make it impossible or Judge te take the receseary steps i consulta. Hon with myself." Meanwhile, hows Therefore the only: interpretation! that can be put upon the remarke of the Provi Sestenday ie th the Ministey of te whom the matter have reconsidered the Rave dropped 2
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