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PRUSSIANISM BACK IN GERMANY
HINDENBURG TO UPHOLD IRON LAWS IN REPUBLIC
NO FREEDOM OF SPEECH
Berlin, Yesterday.
The Reichstar passed the third reading by 265 votes
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1930.
BOMB OUTRAGE STORY OF ROBBERY
DUE TO BANDITS
OWNERS OF KUO-MIN RECEIVE THREATENING LETTERS
$500 DEMANDED
ON SAMPAN
TRIAL OF FOUR MEN AT SESSIONS
EVIDENCE OF THE VICTIM
The four Chinese who are charged. with robbery by two or more, on a
to 150 of ANOTHER BOAT PROMISED THE sampan owned by a widow named Lo
the new Bill for the protection of the Republic. It provides penal- ties even of penál servitude for plotters against the lives of menu- bers and officials of the Govern ment, and those who publicly in- sult the Republic flag, the Presi dent or members of the Cabinet. Germans can be prosecuted if guilty of the above abroad. It is noteworthy that the Bill does res. trict as the old Bill the movements of the ex-Kaiser, who can there- fore now return to Germany.— Reuter
TOBACCO FOR THE JAIL
Li Fuk, a trade instructor at the Victoria Jail, was 'charged before Mr. A. W. G. H. Grantham at the Central Magistracy, to-day with smuggling a stick of compressed tobacco into the jail.
The accused was searched by Worder Tucker as he was enter Ing the jail at 7.15 am, yester day, and the tobacco was found on his person.
His Worship Imposed a line of $50.
SAME TREATMENT
Ngan, again appeared before Mr. Justice J. R. Wood this morning.
Mr. H. R. Holmes, in opening the case for the Crown, stated that Lo Ngan and her daughter. Ng Kun, ran a small passenger boat in the On the night of Febru- four men
Canton, Yesterday, With reference to yesterday's re-harbour. port regarding the bomb outrage ary 17, about 6.30, the at Kuo-min, it is now found that hired the boat from them, only one man was killed and three telling them to row them injured. The damages suffered by off to the 8.8. Changte which passengers amount to $40,000.
was out in the stream. The Before the occurrence, the own-boat was hired at a point near the ers of the Kuo-min had receiv- Wing Lok wharf.
As they were ed, numerous threatening lotters nearing the vessel, two of the inen, from bandits demanding money, but Chan Cheung and Wong Ping, seized by the feet, and the owners took no notice and the the elder woman explosion was believed to be the dragged her from the seat where work of the bandits.
she was rowing. They then took from her a jade bangle and 50 cents in cash.
"Save Life".
The owners of another towed boat, which is plying on the same run were yesterday in receipt of a letter from the bandits, who style At the same time, Chung Kau themselves the "Kai Hung Tang", (called Number one) and Li Nam demanding $500 on failure of which (Number four) held up the younger the robbers threaten to mete out, woman, and stole from her a pair of the same treatment as met by the gold and rattan bangles and $10.67 Kuo-min. Steps are now being in cash. The accused then told taken by the boat owners to prevent, the women to row them to Kowloon a repetition of the outrage.-Can-, Point but afterwards wished to be ton News Agency.
taken to Shamshuipo. Eventually the boat reached a point near the Victoria Junk Anchorage, where- upon the younger woman called out "Save Life." Cargo boats in the vicinity put off dinghies, and all four accused jumped into the water. It was alleged that they pushed the younger woman into the water, from where she was picked up by a dinghy,
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The accused were picked up by the cargo dinghies, and later put aboard; a Police launch. Chan Cheung was found to have a jade bangle and a gold and rattan bangle In his possession.
Prisoners' Statements
In a statement later, the first prisoner sald that he had not been long in Hong Kong. His friends had asked him to go abroad. The second man admitted that he went aboard the boat with intention to commit a robbery, adding that the third man had asked him to go. He told Wong Ping (the third prisoner), that he had no knife, whereupon Wong Ping told him not to fear, as "they were only. women on the boat."
Wong Ping, in turn, accused Li Nam (the fourth man), of suggesting the robbery. He said that the old woman and the girl would testify that he had not touched them.
Li Nam atated that his friend, the second prisoner was going abroad. He did not go on the boat with the intention of committing a felony.
Overbalanced and Fell In Later when the four men were | brought before the Magistrate, they all admitted that they did snatch bangles and money from the women, but said that they did not push the younger one overboard. They stated that she overbalanced and fell in. Second defendant ad- mitted that he had put his hand over the younger woman's mouth, and had his finger bitten. He was In the bow of the boat at the time.
Lo Ngan, the boat-owner, was called to give evidence, and pointed out second accused as being the man who attacked her. Ho and the third man, she said, had robbed her of a bangle which was produced in Court.
Gaol And A Whipping The facts as stated were corroborat ed, in the main, by the boatwoman's daughter, after which prisoners elected to make, statements.
The Jury returned a verdict of "Guilty” against all four men, and His Lordship psmed · sentezés of three years' hard labour on each, togather with 18 strokes of the "cat??
His Lordship, in passing sentence, |wold it was clear that the accused had concocted a scheme to travel on the sampan and rob the two womeri. It was necessary to prevent bad charne- tere of their type from coming to Hong |Kong, and he proposed to Include a whipping in the sentence. "This, he | added, addressing the men, “you wil
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