The Archive · 1928

Saturday's Session

The shearinye was continued on Captain Clarke tol Dr. Fischer that there was a foreign guard the premises, and Dr. Fiecher replied that he would pay for them. But want them for other said Captain Clarks need them for the races?", We more particularly want them for armed robbers and kidnappers," rejoined Captain Clarke, Mr, Badeley Stated that since the question had been raised as to the correctness of.the warrant he would Tike to call the attention of the Court to a letter which had. been written by Mr, Edwin S, Cunningham, American Consul-General and Senior Consul, to the Chairman of the Shanghai Municipal Council Tt was on that letter that the warrant was issued. The letter stated that references had lately appeared ju the local press as to the presence of a gambling situated at ste Bubbling Well Road which was supposed

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