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THE CHINA MAIL.
(b) Champerty and the impres per exploitation, of ligants in con- nection with O]: Action: No. 105 of 1912. Ho Chilam_vis H» Ngok-Lu."
i
EARLIER - TELEGRAMS.-
(Reuter's Novice to the China. Moll.)
THE SITUATION IN GERMANY.
ŠARLIER TELEGRAMS.
Government
(Reuter's Service to the China Mail.)
The statement of claim in the action
BERLIN, April 9t5. was delivered on the 7th March; 1918.
It is somiasially stated that five con- The charges which formed the
LONDON, April 9th." tries fired on a German patrol, sixteen: allegations on which" Question 14, do authoritative statement on the miles north of Frankfort An officer, Count, Kalein was already referred to was based in Anglo-French situation points out that Lieutenant the
official.tally wounded. A communication of British cluded a further charge as to misap-vious as regards the despatch of French
WashinGros, April 90h. propriation of money collected to troops to the neutral zone was made, pri-
Afar it can be ascertained the State costs in another action, but this proved marily, to prevent any possible damage Department's action in the Ruhr orisis is mbe unfounded and was not pressed, to the Anglo-French alliance on which the confined to the expression of the opinion hope of the world is centred, certainly not that the German Government should be The question raised in these pro for the purpose of exciting public opin- permitted to send to the Ruhr area, a ceedings, and the only question on fon in this or any other country. The reasonable number of troops nécessary to which their Lordships have entertain fundamental idea of the British Ministers res ore order and maintain supremacy, ed doubt, is whether it was competent an individual member of the alliacs American position.
ja
France has been fully informed of the apy ellikace will rapidly dissolve. to introduce as one of the charges, acts on his own initiative in an importanc
LONDON, April 8th. and as a ground for the order of de-matter without the assent of the other Goainment has informed the French Router understands that the British portation, the sweeping allegation that members. It does not serve the cause of Ambassador that the former does not re the appellant had made a general prac seriousness of one ally acting, militarily, and the question of intervention in Gar
ang alliance to gloss over or ignore the tice of champerty, and the other kinds on his own initiative against the opinion in the same manner as the French of misconduct charged. It is, true at the aly that this is followed by two specific The British are equally concerned in
Faxia, April 8th. instances of champerty and other misseuring. the execution of the Peace Treat antounced that he had received a vortai A Cabinet meeting M. Millerand conduct, and if these had been given opinion that it could only weaken the sent me agarda the French occupation
with any other signatories, but are of
communication from the British Govern- as examples of the generat, charge. authority of the Allies it violent action" their Lordships do not doube that upon were taken without an unimpeachable of German towns, but the official text of
It has not yet arrived LI HONG MI DEPORTATION redure prescribed for the classes of the explanation proffered being held reason. It is held that the treat, in abis
case to which Section 4 of the Ordi insufficient, a deportation order could like that which has now arisen.
instance, did not contemplate a situation.
LONDON, April 8th. While the newspapers are divided in CASE.
nance rélates, are not to apply to a have been pronounced. But it is im- The British view is that, in the neutras the comment on the authoritative state- case" fathing under Section 3, the de- possible so to treat, this charge; for zone, in the event of a serious social dis
ment of the British attitude towards COUNCIL,portations under which are obviously not only is the general allegation ex-order, either the Allies must take the rance cabled inat night there is a con
ersus of opinion that a mort delicata intended to fall within the admirisma-pressed as cumulative to the TWO
regrow of restoring order, or allow
Government to assume the tation has arisen, affecting not merely Live powers of the Government, and particular cases charged in distinction
respossibility, subject tp suitable guar European settlement.
Anglo-French relations, but - the whole The treaty never contemplated from them as a separate head of ankes change, and numbered as distinct from making a re-mile rone of perpetual dia the other charges, but in the order order in which neither the Allies nor
Germany may
able
to itselt, it is introduced as a separate authority.
If, therefore,
The situation to-day, according to the and distinct ground. by the provisions of the Ordinance a British view, is one for police action charge is inadmissible in such a form against disorder, and it is not war; and
it is felt that it is far better that
this as a ground for making the order, the should be pointed out now and a clear The judgment, delivered by Vis. the Governor thinks that there are orda itsell is vitiated, because it is understanding equally ready with the day be a fixed condition of the policy
reached. count Haldane on 'February 17 Fast, reasonable grounds for enquiry as to impossible to say how far the intro wrench to insist on the execution of the
The British Are whether any person should be deport-duction of an inadmissible reason my treaty, if there is any hesitation on the ed, he may issue a warrant for his not have affected the minds of the part of the Germans in fulfilling their beir This is an appeal from a judgment arrest and detention for not more Governor and his Council. An order guarantee to evacuate the neutral zone a of the Supreme Court of Hongkong than six days. As soon as converi- which might have been incapable of an appointed time, and Great Britain was dismissing an action brought by the ently may be after the arrest, the review the two specific charges, as-quita willing to agree to any necessary appellant for a declaration that a de- Secretary for Chinese Affairs, or one suming the Governor in Council to action, if this agreed period had passed portation order made against him by of the other officers specified. is to have been satisfied that they camot formed of this-view more than once, before The French Government were fully in the Governor of the Colony in Coun-inferview the person so arrested, and stand if it even may have been based troops were sent.
FULL TEXT OF PRIVY JUDGMENT.
The appeal of Li Hong Mi to the be matters requiring as under
Section 4, a semi-judicial procedure.. Judicial Commites of the Privy Coun Section 4 is different in its charac- cil against a judgment of the Supreme ter. It provides for the issue of a Court of Hongkong was heard by deportation order if, after an enquiry to be made in a prescribed fashion, Viscount Haldane, Lord Buckmaster, the Governor in Council is of opinion ! that such an order should issue. When
Lord Dunedin and Lord Atkinsoni.
reads as follows:-
the
be
exercite
be Dusty Telegraph states that the best utcome of the affair will be a speedy withdrawal of the trespassing German forces on the French Government's under. ion in the pisanest language There aking to withdraw their troops thereafter. fole, we hope that a few days will ter minate the grave. complication and restore
e situation in which A careful Allies
of misunderstandings between ce The Daily Chronicle says that the Bri- Kish public will sup
support the Government insisting on this country's right to be consulted regarding, action against Ger any but the journal expect that an French connection clous and cordial cffurt will be made to keep the Anglo-
The Times hercely attacks the
Bathorita ive statement, cabled earlier, regards
Rubr the
and declares that Britain's Faith in the Entente and friendlinessapproval of France's action is the
ence the Entente was established.
The journal declares that the action of who was personally responsible for
cil was invalid, and for damages. is to ask him certain prescribed ques-on a ground which is not a legitimate for iced, and the announcement that The claim for dunages has not been tiens, ard to record his answers. tone on which to proceed in depriving the French people will in novise be "deat shock to Anglo-French relations
Ordinance
and such statutes
in. Hongkong, that the provisions of
+
issue.
George and Asquithian struggle is pro- oug the Liberals amongst whom & Lozd ec-ling.
cvernment for proclaiming to the world The Morning Post denounces the
Cordiale, and asks whether the. House of hab a rift has appeared in the Entente Commons would tolerate our desertion of var ally at a critical moment
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STATES IN 1919.
EXPORTS 7 989· MILLION. DOLLARS.
IMPORTS 3,904 MILLION DOLS.
The Manchester Guardian apprehends years. Although the exchange rate me violent clash in Germany as Frances between the United States and the asty and unwise seizure of Frankfort United Kingdom is so abnormal at ny provoke a popular explosion
hich FIL
"re to most of us.
Zollars, and other Empire 254 millio British Empire Es from the States 3: ör41 per cent chandise.sent out States, France (8 (442 millions), the Republics (742 | (377 millions), and were the other countries. The r for 93 million doll: {'?elations" with,Ge probably feedstui Austria-Hungary million dollars' wo in this case also f the chief item.
IMPORTS LARGEL
Canada takes t United States ma imports from Cana individual supplier
The Westminster Gazette says that a pre-war values at about five dollors 3.904 million, or 13 ant disservice has been done to Angle to the £ sterling. Using this as a from Japan at 409
from Cuba were yul hot the alliance in imperilled because the basis for conversion, the exports of the United Kingd French friendship by the angry assertions
ritish Government speaks frankly to the the United States last year would be dollars, or only 8 verta preserving it, it cannot bear the
rench Government. The alliance is not of the value of about £1,584 million whole. It will be
of seven times grea train of a little candoir between friends sterling, and the imports into the exports to the Unit
-country, of about £781 million.
imports from the The trade with Europe is cf so that much has,t course, the most valuable account ish exporters to re ing for 6,186 million dollars out balance. Imports
!
COTTON-GROWING TRUST.
LONDON, April 9th..
A meeting representing all sections of of a total value of 7,751 million East Indies were Ce cotton trade as Manchester today, isi dollars of produce of all kinds export million dollars, an onsidering proposals of forming a great i
pressed, and the only question before be signed by him if he is willing to a British subject of his freedom of France has acted on her own initiative the Board is that as to the validity of do so. The report of the answers is action. the order.
The importance of this con- against the advice of the Allies is merely Mr. Lloyd Geotatement was due to to be transmitted to the Colonial sideration is not diminished by the statement of fact necessary to make it This order was made under the Secretary of the Colony: The only circumstance that the reports made by clear that it is impossible for the Allies alleged desire to influencé opinion, TRIDE OF THE UNITED powers conferred by the Deportation one of the questions prescribed that the Secretary for Chinese Affairs to can be committed by the independent can whole to accept the position that they 1917, passed by the is material for the present purpose is the Colonial Secretary in accordance action of any ane ally, and necessary to Governor of Hongkong in Legislative; the fourth. of the previor that be with Form 3 have not been produced strengthen the alliance by ensuring future Council. Although Hongkong is a' gins by setting out what is alleged Their Lordships have arrived at the solidarity. Crown Colony and the provisions of against the person arrested, and it conclusion. notwithstanding the rea-not those of any individual British Minis It is added that the views expressed are the Ordinance affect materially the goes on to ask him whether he has ons to the contrary contained in the ter but of the whole Cabinet rights of British subjects as they would anything to say in answer to the careful judgments of the learned judges be under the Common Law of Eng- charge, or any reason to give why he
LONDON, April 10th. The Times summarises the forecast-of
The Daily Express profoundly regrets land, there is no doubt as to the valid should not be deported. When the the Ordinance do not warrant the the British Note to France and declares
ac action of França as tending to weaken ity of these provisions and the Ordi- answer to this question is transmitted making of an Order based upon such that its tone is acrid, The journal sa71
antual confidence among the Allies,
The quotation of the United States nance enacting them. Under Letters with the other answers to the Colonial general charge as that under conincetracy
that it takes to task the French for an The Daily News says that France has trade returns for 1919, in terms of the Patent the Crown had conferred on Secretary, it is to be accompanied by deration. The Secretary to Chinese which, apparently stated that Franc situation, because it must stimulate the dollar does not give a full meaning
the Last memorandum, vrecipitated & singularly unfortunate the Governor power, with the consent the reports on which the allegations. Affairs on the 5th November 1977, believed she was acting on behalf omdency in certain quarters in Germany to the extraordinary growth of the of his Legislative Council, to make the subject of this fourth question, interviewed the appellant under Sto the Allies in eccopying Frankfurt and prefe any sign of a break in Allied overseas trade of the States in recent laws for the peace, order and good were based. By Section 7, the de- tion 4 (6) of the Ordinance and put the Ncte points out that the Allies and
other towns.
olidarity government of me Colony. It is clear pertation order is to state the grounds him questions purporting to he Great Britain, repeatedly, declined to that under a grant from the Crown of on which it is made, and the period rdance with Form 2' as prescribed. sanction such an occupation, and suggest such powers the Government of the during which it is to apply. By Sec. The nature of these questions has been ed that Germany should act ander Colony can legislate freely, even toon 13. the decision of the Governor already stated. The appellant object guaces. the extent of altering the common law in Council, as to whether any personed to the preceedings, denying the Millerand and other Ministers had given Furthermore, the language of M.
strengthen the Junker-Militariat's the present time that it is practically' 7 over the Berlin Government; of the Imperial is liable to deportation, is to be fine truth of the allegations made, specific the impression that France' would abstainin should specly dissociate herself from values, some idea of the volume of useless, for a comparison of trade The Evening News says that Great Bri- Partament as have not been made and conclusive for all purposes. it ally as to those numbered 2, and dis-from single-handed action. Consertoys France, when the latter applies necessary United States trade may be obtained applicable to the Colony by express is obvious, however, that this pro-ributed under sub-heads (a), (b) and the conduct of France now raises a serious pulsion to Germany is a blow in the by translating last year's values into lion dollars out of words or necessary intendment. This vision can only apply if the terms of lef is laid down by the Colonial Laws the Ordinance have been complied Their Lordships are of opinion that execution of the treaty, may arise in the Grave problems, connected with the Validity Act, 1865, which provides with. By Section 14, a report is to t was not competent to make against future and can only be dealt with by the by s. 3. that no Colonial Law shall be be made to the Imperial Secretary of the appellant, who was a British sub conceivable that some of them may be of action of the Allies, as it is inoperative on the ground of repugn State on the making of any deporta-ect, or to question him in accordance such a magnitude that no single ally may ancy to the law of "England, unless tion order against a British subject.
with it, the merely general allegation be able to deal them repugnant to a statute so made ap- Sub-section 14 of Section 4 is im affecting his character, that he had resuscitated Germany. The Nate, there alone against plicable, or to some order or regula portani, for it provides that the pro- made a practice of champerty and the
fore. hopes that Frader will
again not tion made under it.
visions of Section 4 are not to apply other acts of misconduct mentioned. act on her own initiative, otherwise, the The real question on the appeal is at all in the case of a British subject, The Ordinance prescribes by Section Fork of the Peace Conference might be fatile, and concludes that the Britiak whether the order made against the unless he is (a) a person who in the 114A) as already stated that in the Government is instructing the Ambassado appellant conformed to the procedure opinion of the Governor in Council case of a British subject, its provisions in Paris not to participate in the proceed.. directed by the Ordinance itself. IF has been guilty of any criminal ire not to apply unfess in the opinion angs of the Conference of Ambassadors sc it cannot be shown to have been in offence, or of any other misconduct.of the Governor in Council, he comes the Gorman Treaty, antil assurance
far as it may relate to the execution of conformity with these provisions, in-connected with the preparation, com within the category of, inter alia: a forthcoming that France will act in conetton-growing Trust to be financed by red-foodstuffs were the most important and New Zandan terpreted with tite strictness which is mencement, prosecution, delence or person who has been guilty ol
cert with the Allies in future.
evy of the trade, --
item among the exports, being valu dollars. The Sou required where the liberty of a British maintenance of any legal proceeding.
"Any criminal offence, or of any
BEREIX, April 8th. subject is concerned, the deportation or the sharing in the proceeds there.
They require & capital of many millions. ed at 2,641, million dollars, or 34 per publics had a other misconduct connected with municated to the State Governments the
The Minister of the Interior has com here is a likelihood that their field of cent of the whole, while the value the import, trade cannot be justified. Their Lordships of, or the settlemerit or compromiss
the preparation, commencement. contents of the Inter-Allied Note, cables
ctivities will be Nigeria which is the of manufactured goods ready for use States, Brazil. sendi have therefore in the first place to thereof. or the obtaining a prepara
prosecution defence or mainten- yesterday, as regards the disbandment of
kst promising area in the Empire, excep was 2,564 million dollars, or 33 per the Argentina 199 turn to the language of the Ordinance, tion of evidence in anticipation thereof
ndia. ance of any legal proceeding, or the the Reichswahr and points out that the
cent of the total. Raw material 82 millions wort and then to consider how it was ap-lo in relation thereto. There are
sharing in the proceeds thereof, or frain from purposeless counter-propcants. Government, was regretfully forced to re- plied to the fucts in the case.
figured - among the exports to the from China sotalled two other sub-heads (b) and (c) in the the settlement or compromise there. He, therefore, requests the State Govern
value of 1.610 million dollars, being from Mexico 149 The Ordinance, which was passed sub-section, which relate to and in- of, or the obtaining or preparation ments to carry out the demands as soon
Lopos, April 8th,
1-21 per cent, and manufactured goods The following imp on the 12th October, 1917, followed, clade offences committed by British of evidence in anticipation thereof as possible.
-- It is rumoured that the Eastern lince for use in further manufacturing to European countries on previous Ordinances directed to the subjects in relation to bankruptcy and or in relation thereto."
BERLIN, April 9th roights will be raised by sb per cent, on the value of 922 million dollars, ering: France, 123 same general purpose, the exclusion analogous matters, and to the regis
Their Lordships are of opinion that Communist motion in favour of an im
The Industrial Council has rejected the May 1st.
just about 12 per cent. The value of fands, 75 millions; and removal from the Colony of un-tration of documents,, but neither of
Tis stated that the Eastern lines have the domestic exports from the States Spate, 49 millions; hese words describe only a person mediato general atrike in order to over desirable persons. It is not surpris-these sub-heads is material in the pre-
discussed the matter, but so far no deck last year was, as stated above, 7,751 Hons: Belgium, 8 who has been guilty of a specific throw the Government. Regular troops, ion has been arrived it. 2. ing that for the mixed and varying sent case.
ffence or specific misconduct on drawn to the north bank for the re-estab who crossed the Bahr, have been with
million dollars, the balance of 171 | tra-Hungary, 2 mill population of Hongkong puwer to The appellant, who was a natural
ome particular occasion, and cannot fishment and security of service on the
million dollars being made up of The total valus ó effect this, purpese should have been born British subject, had been en be satisfied by showing that there is baals of the Bielefeld agreement, and are
foreign merchandise re-exported. In thought desirable.
year, iz 3,904 mi The legislationployed as Government, interpreter in
1918 the value of domeste exports made up as follows person who is merely reputed, how hastily pushing on owing to the necessity. discriminates between foreign and the Police and Supreme Courts to ver, justly, to possess the character of carrying out the Entente's demand for
was 5,048 million dollars, and of re British subjeas, but it covers in many years. He subsequently enter of having made a general practice of
the departure of
experts 101 million mishing total 4,674 millions, or 4 different forms both classes. Undered the service of solicitors practising the sort of misconduct referred to According the Fortische Zeitung the
the 1919 exports by 1,772 million manufactures for earliest possible moment troops at the
of: 6,149, million dollars or Ere than stuffs, 1101, million -Section 3, the Governor. in Council in the Colony. On the 2nd Novem This being so, for the reason already Entente Envoys have already arrived in
dollars.
manufacturing- 61 may summarily issue a deportation her. 1917, the Governor made an diven, the decision come to by the the Ruhr ares to supervise, the evacuation order against any person who commits order ter his arrest. and detention To
† per cent; and ma Governor-in Council cannot stark ...
HUGE FRADE WITH THE UNITED for use, 492 million the geutral the offence of being in the Colony in six days. On the 21st December, the
For it affects the liberty of a British The King presided at a Cabinet meet
BECHSELS, April 9th.
EDIGDOM
while, miscellaneću breach of a previous deportation order, appellant brought, the action out o
subject in a fashion which the Ordi- ing today at which as a token of friend resident Wilson has appointed Mr. reached the value of 2.279 million imparted. The 15: WASHINGTON, April 8th. The exports to the United Kingdon value of 27 million whether he be a British subject or which this appeal arises. On the 15th ince, construed strictly as it must be Alice solidarity it was decided to in
ship for France and an affirmation of Daniels, wife of the Secretary of the not. In the case of anyone who, in January, 1918, the Governog in Coun does not warram the opinion of the Governor in Council made an order under Section 4.
form Their Lordships will therefore humance of the Government's readi cil, is not a British subject, and who sub-section 11) of the Ordinance proly advise His Majesty, that the pro Rur area a Belgian detachment to the has been convicted of an offence inhibiting the appellant from being visions of the Ordinance have not
SEPARATE PEACE. marily deported, and so may any one Afteen years. The grounds on whichment of the Supreme Court of Hong is sounding a chorus of praise for Bel The House of Representatives has pass
for extended comme
comment in the not being, in the opinion of the Gover this order was made were stated ir song, dismissing the action, must be gium's decision actively to support Franced the Peace resolution by Sis votes to 150.
the Press which
LONDON, April 10th,” nor in Council, a British subject, and accordance with Form 7 as required set aside and that a declaration should be papers state that the Belgian Cabinet. being in the Colony during the con- by Section 4 (7), to be that the ap be made simply that the Order of the which is most anxious to hastes the pour
The resolution is going to the Senate. "tinuance of any proclamation issued pellant had made a practice of cham
Governor in Council of the 15th Janu-
the Belgian railways at the dispose nance, 1886, whom the Governor in claims, the preparation of false evi- est is one between the subject, and is over methods not aime
of France. The
differenc Council thinks it desirable in the fence, the improper exploitation of the Crown, there will be no order as The Matin says that French regiment
It is officially stated that the Slough public interest to deport. The pro litigants, and the dishonest conduct costs.
and many tanks left.Strasburg on April Motor Depot has been sold for £2,380,000- litigation and of the proceedings in
8th to reinforce the occupation of the nest cost £2,500,000. Thus the nation haa cidental djeceto; and hut he had been
teal zone
realized & proft of £350,000 guilty of the follow ang misconduct 7:3
SERVES THE WHOLE FAMILY EL
The purchasers alau auxquired the whole? - BERLIN, April Oth. The Berliner Tagblatt states ant thrf the motor transport and ipere paris" (d) Champerty, the institutice: muut Chamberlain's Cough French troop brains have left for Germany. aging unsold i Britain and abroad of a fraudulent claim, and the pre * Remedy in world wide. it is good
M. LONDON, April 8th. paration of false evidence, la con- for the deep sested dough of the adult Tt-appears that the disturbances in
or the cryn eid xhening wegh of thedukalt were ant v section wa Of Action No. 24-hidren.he same bottle runs the false rumans that Britain, and America
mit were ung to the spreading of of 1913, Un Tak-kwong v. Un Ting whole family For sale by all hemlats were requesting France to withdraw the
and Storakcopers
froops. Everything is now quick,
of
neas to
was received, too-late.
the Colony, he also may be sum- within the Colony for the space of een complied with, and that the judg. The British Note R18, April 9th::
under the Peace Preservation Ordperty, the institution of fraudulent ary, 1918, was invalid. As the con. Pl for the Belgo-Fredch Alliance, wil
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· SLOUGH MOTOR "DEPOT,
LONDON, April 9th
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