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'dHooghe in the French Consular Court, on Thursday, "on a. charge against two French citizens, Estublier and Lespinasse, who were implicate by Dr, Barth, a German, in a heroir case Estublier was sentenced to one year's imprisonment and fined ¥r3000, and Lespinasse to three months" imprisonment. The sentence on Lespinasse was suspended for tve years.
Dr. Barth, who was sentenced by the Chinese "Court in 1093, on a charge of making heroin, alleged that Estublier was the proprietor of the plant, and that discussions regarding the heroin business had been held itt the house of Lespinasse, it was. intimated tht Eslublier would appeal against his sentence, M. Paul Premet appeared for both thi accused, while Dr. Grossmann re= presented Dr. Barth,
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