MINUTES.
(2) sudden abrlikö
Gould
disnjaman
th
alangeants of a large number
of Chaine households at a
Live
J
stake four general unrest.
and graven
So for infor
this
سم
the perpraals in them celépain
обрыв
unfort
be offered.
But the frommer is unwilling to woome the proclamation? of freedom for her Jose, to which
2 kan de in
In T-ifs. attached fartenten
inportance. again acty
conthe kn
For Societies. If th
toft.'s instruction
Carried out
con lain
Allowing
X
it.
the
حياة
to the
the
erfly might
pascapes &
Sout
f
Proclamation
the 22nd
22nd J
Feb.
anthout Kalay
should be colued 2. but
الله
mui trai thoned be consid
MINUTES NOT TO BE WRITTEN ON THIS SIDE.
a
in it that until accommodation
be provided for them elseater no guts should have 1212
their
theller of
except in
present homes
ill ticalment
and after reference to the
Seculariat
20,000. 119L TA
Chuise
they
should
the
specially
prawed
against
the danger referent
6
Jour
bodd Wlegram.
BEL
17/2/220
The Governor does not give the
assurance asked for in the Secretary
8660/22. of State's telegram of 22nd February
that the institution does not involve
the slightest element of compulsory
employment and that every mui-tsai of
Demp10
a certain age is in law and in
practice free if she wishes to leave
her adopted parents or employers.
So far as the law goes, we have the
assurance of a former Governor, Sir
Henry May, that "the law does not
recognise purchase as conferring any
right or title whatsoever" and that
"the girls are absolutely free in
law as against the purchasers"
1918
(See telegram of 14th May of which a
copy is attached). The Governor may
have