The Archive · 1928

An Utterly Trivial Matter

Apart from the serious question of principle involved in this case, it is in itself an utterly trivial ter. The learned Judge refusex to dismiss the charge and I refuse to proceed with such a disgraceful case. If it is to be receded with t all, therefore, complainant must file a petition to have it hound before a different judge and another consular official. Meanwhile, wa the learned Judge ig either unveilling or umble to take any ction inst them, T suggest that the Prosecuting, quested to consider th or otherwise of prosecuting.

Kien-ong and Wong Kien-van for malicious accusation, Mu, Sun Fo, Minister of Rai ways, proposes carly next yenr call a conference of railway direct ors to consider ways and means of improving China's railway services and of constructing new lines.

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

Your account