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of the Immigration Officers, until eventually deported.
In order to obtain this shore leave, the Captain
of the vessel as principal and Mr. Waldemar Hepp,
German Consul, and Mr. Adolph Rauschenplat as sureties,
gave a bond for $5000. equivalent to £1000.
This bond provides that the obligators shall
pay to the U.S.A. $500. for each and every Chinese
person described in the list who does not depart from
and out of the U.S.A. within thirty days or within
such time thereafter as the exigencies of the European
War will permit, provided that the total amount so
paid does not exceed $5000.00.
Since the internment the German Consul, Mr. Hepp,
one of the sureties, has requested from the Immigra-
tion Office here, permission to transfer to me the
responsibility of the bond and maintenance of the
twelve Chinese said to be born in Hongkong, and the
Office has communicated to me said request for my
approval, which I have declined until your sanction
is obtained, and have the honour to enclose my reply.
I respectfully request therefore, that you will
instruct