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DR. SUN INDICTED.'

CANTON LEADER IS IMPEACHED.

STATEMENT BY GUN.DS.

money and achieved nothing, but only made several of lifs parasites | millionaires: His own subordinate, Ex-Governor Liao Chung-hot of Canton, indicted bina by figuring that granted that Dr Sun has 80,000 mercenaries, he should not waste more than $15,000,000 a year

"While preaching democracy,

The United Commercial Guild of

"Dr. Sun Yat-sen bas done Kwangtung Province, China, with office at Canton, in its public state-nothing since his return to Canton ment issued. on October 10, 1924, but given promises which he explaining the causes leading the never thinks of keeping, merchants of the province to

trade suspend their

further mal protest against administration of the Kuomintang Government of. Dr. Sun Yat-sen, How controlled by Bolshevists, stated, in part, as follows:-

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JAIL JOURNALISM,

THE CHINA MAIL.

BOTTOMLEY TRIES TO WRIGGEE OUT-

LENGTHY REFLECTIONS,

BRITAIN AND TURKEY,

(Router's Service.)

PARIS, October 13.

Is the Mosul question going to rekindle the flames of war in the

LATE MR, SEARLE.

FUNERAL AT HAPPY. VALLEY CEMETERY.--

His late colleagues in business

Noir East? asks "Le Journal, com-and many other friends were To his fifth justalment tormenting on the British ultimatum Present at the funeral of the late Daily Herald' of the strange to Turkey granting tlil noon on the Mr. M. J. A. Searle, of the Dairy revelations of Bottomles in prison, for the withdrawal of Turkish Farm, which took place at the Cemetery, Happy Protestant the sperht correspondent writes:

trups behind line of status quo, Valley, yesterday evening. In this article I shall describe and the cessation of further con- the events which led up to the dis- centr tion, otherwise the British

The service at the graveside was Rev. H. conducted by the miss of the warders at Won will resume full liberty of action. Johnston of the Union Church, hood Serubs, following theLe Journal" believes that the publication of Bottomley's Prism political crisis in Britain will not Messrs. Stevenson, Manuk, Page, Kowloon. Those present were Dios. I have rearty shown how lessen the risk. On the contrary Bradbury, Green, Blackley, Jack.. the articles were snuggled from it is the Labour Government's Smith, Leite, Oliphant, Bullock, From Maidstone Prison, and how interest to prosecute the affair McWhirter, Chan Ni-pan, W. and they were marketed.

vigorously and if they fall they will bequeath to their successors a most A. McFarlane, Hazel, McFerran, thorny problem, but if victorious staff of the Dairy Farm Co., they will have an opportunity of Messrs. Harvey, Simpson, Mc- Leod, A. R. Clark, J. R. Clark, D. scoring a big success.

Wilson, P. W. Ramsay, Patterson, TURKISH, REPLY.

Ogg, his fellow townsmen, Messrs. CONSTANTINOPLE, October 13.

McReynolds, Cooper, Rose, The Turkian reply to the British Coombe, Wilson of the Easma ultimatum denies incursions into Club, Messrs. Brooksbank, Alexan- »x the Mosul vilayet, and declares der Hyde, and McKenzie that it is not concentrating troops. A large number of wreaths wore 1 undertakes not to pass the sent by the following: Father and Djesse - Blachehag - Tchoulemerik | Mother, Dairy Farm Co., Chinese line which, however, marks Staff D.. F. C., 'Ex-Active Service practically the extreme point of Men's Association, Messrs. Macuk, Turkish incursion and is well Simpson, Jack, F. .W. B within the boundary of the Mosul Ramsay, Paterson, Rose, Bullock, vilayet as fixed by the Lausanne Coombe, Page, Smith, Deans, Hyde, Key and Edwards, Altree, Panizzi and Forder, Mr. and Mrs. D. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Clark, Mr and

Alist simultaneusly with their publication; Bottomley was visited on Maidstone Juil by his wife and daughter, who told him the entry wis flooded with huge posters ! aunomeing the appearance of the ¦articles in a Sunday newspaper,

Indeed, one such poster, hearly eight feet high, was posted outside the gutes of the prison itself. This hore the legend -.

Bottomley's

Dinry from Gaol. His Own Story

Of His life in Prison! When he heard of the publicity his articles were getting, he began to be alarmed.

Just at this time he was asked by a firm of solicitors in give a denial that he had written the diary, and ¦

"REFLECTIONS."

treaty....

I will now quote from another given "Barrymore" powar of Mrs. Stokes, Mr. and Mrs. J elmiracteristic letter, written, this attorney to sell them, collect the S. McIntosh, Mr. and Mrs. Chan time, with the authority of the money and dispose of it. He had Ni-pan, Mr. and Mrs. G. Green, —tiovernor-of-blu-prison

written a draft sales letter: le Me and Mrs. McLeod, Mr. and introduced, by letter, the ex-con- Mrs. McWhirter, Mr. and Mrs. "No. 13. H. Baitomigy, H.M.' viet to various people, including a Oliphant, Mr. and Mrs. Ferren, Mr. Prison, Maidstone, 6 Oct., 1928. an whom Bottomley hoped would and Mrs. Atkinson, Mr. and Mrs.

. I am placed "in

lend money

on the M8S.; and, A, MacFarlane, Mr. A. Mead and position of same diffenity... Instly, as I will show in a moment, Edie, Mr. and Mrs. Bradbury, Mr. A Sunday newspaper is advertis- he had requested the Home Office and Mrs. Ogg, Mr. and Mrs. ing the publication of my prison 30 assent to the publication of at Harvey, Mr. and Mrs. Teemson, Mr. and Mrs. W. MacFarlane, Mr. life-written by myself from least one of the articles. which I gother that certain re Was not Bottomley party to the and Mrs. Stevenson, Mr. and Mrs. Rections which -1 scribbled publication when he wrote a draft

Makeham, Mrs. CM. de Courcy, down from Time to time letter to the Home Secretary in it Wornwood Scribs on the following terms? sparg pieces of legal papers, have: TRULY “SUBLIME.” got into de possession, and nee doubtless being dressed 12. 1 meet journalistic requirements,

They were jotted down

say.

few it

must got mixed

up in this and. hurving come ta

at a finie when my hetit”was vers full of remembranczis" and impressions; and I do not think any objection could be taken tå thein had they hoon written in the form of letters to my family: bat my difficulty is that anleusi. T make my position glear may be thought I have been a party to this publication, he has dismembered organization, things had got among the man- Apparently one or two for self-government and self-des, tain of documents which it one fence, confiscated arms which the Eld, and the bulk of which people legally purchased for their were returned either through the own protection, and ordered the solicitors or ---- or -- or

! arrest of leaders lab uring for "Dr. Sun Yat-sen, assuming the public welfare and common de role of a leader of his party and fence. Without reason and with head of a government, irregularly out cause. Dr. Sun Yat-sen ordered light, are being magnified into a constituted and unsupported by the gunboat Yung Fung" to kind of prison autobiography." true pubile senti ent, has been bord defenceless Cinton dut-

Yours faithfully, Housto inconsistent all these years in hising the period when 138. towns BOTTOMLEY," views and acts. While in Contou, and cities throughout. Kwangtung he has advocated constitutionalism, went on strike to pro.est against 25-30, he the preservation of the National lawlessness. August Assembly of the Republic, and for going as far as to prepare 300 cans the maintenance of the Chinese of kerosene oil to burd the business Independent Navy, These have section of Canton, been done at the great expense of the people of Kwangtung. Now Dr. Sun Yat-sen has disregard constitutionalism has been discarded the will of the people by in- ed by him and the National troducing Bolshevism into practice Assembly and the Navy have now in Kwangtung and promoted party deaud sectional interest at the expen- deserted

Once he him. nounced the militarists. Chang ses of the people of the province. Tsolin and Tuan C-jui of the! We. not disapproving party North and now he is allying with principies if they are helpful and and being subsidized by the party government when necessary Before the sound of us trumpet to bring about efficient govern- to.disband troups ad died away, ment, we believe that it should he brought into

exist to serve the community only Kwangung vicious mercenaries who had and that it should withdraw from failed in their own provinces, active government when no longer eight or nine in all. Discord, enjoying the confidence of the jealousy, petty strifes, intrigues, people.

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BOLSHEVISM INTRODUCED

Mosure. Wildey Wright and to..

Grecian Chambers,

8.

altered.

To the Rt. Hon. the Secre- fury of State. Home Office,

Sirin going through a mass of Jegal papers, accounts. ete which were forwarded to

Mr. and Mrs. Hazel, Mr. and Mrs.

Chan Tong.

HOCKEY.

H.H.C. "B" v. C.B.S.

his solicitors by H. B. (Horatio' At Happy Valley, to-morrow at Bottomley), at the time he left, 5.15 p.m. the "B" team of the W. S. Wormwood Scrubs), Hongkong Hockey Club will meet there has been discovered a very the Central British School. The remarkable appreciation by him following will represent the Club of a service which he attended in, (colours): the prism chapel lust Armistice".

A. Bower (Capt.), J. H Kearns, H. C. Macnantara, W. H. Locke, j

Dit is nu extremely beautiful D. S Green, L. A R. Duncan

thing in no way referring to his H H Rose, H. G. Gardner, L. R.

Blacking, G. T. May, J. C. Faers. own trouble-and ends with the statement: '1 doubt whether boven itself saw anything more

ly sublime that day.".

"It is felt that its publication on the forthcoming Armistice anniversary would do much good and would give comfort to the mintives of prisoners.

I now respectively

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beg to ask for such permission ENTRIES for the Harbour Race (that is, to publish the-artiole),. close to the Hon. Secretary and to enable you to judge of the Y. R. C. on FRIDAY, 17th inst. article, I enclose herewith All entries to be accompanied by clean typewritten Copy

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- TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1924.

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Iventure to hope that you will not mind it being printed-of compse, with the intination that it is from rough i Thursday, 23rd note- jotted down by the prisoner) Hongkong, 24th October, 1924 after leaving the chapel.

"Tam, etc.. "Groboh BARRYMORE,

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Devereux-court, W.C.2." Bottomley's number as a con- viet, it will be seen,"was thirteen. Pom this letter it will be seen that Bottonitey represented his reflections, ribed on scraps of legal paper," as being embellished by responsible newspaper proprietor.

It has to be emphasised that this i In fact, those reflections" anted to upwards of 40,000 letter was written by Bottomley's words, and they were so ready own and have the original in

་་ my possession-and. "Barrymore" for palliation without any touching-up that when they was, to copy it, and send it to the

Home Secretary. appeared-not—ome-coming-wasNotice Bottomley's characteristic Bottomley also wanted to deny ity in describing his own work LA "extremely beautiful" and he was party to the publication mething that would do much In fact, he had amninged most care good and bring comfort to the fully with the ex-convict "Barry- all followed Dr. Sun's inability 10

"We lay aside our business and mon for the sale of the articles.relatives of prisoners! utilize, feed, or control the large regular occupation in order to He lud agreed with him to "fifty- herd of politicians, communists, effectively call the attention of and soldiers ut to tune he had those who have failed to give the fifty" on the receipta, imponed from non-Cantonese people satisfaction. We are territories for his selfish ambition working for the removal of all against the desire of the local destructive taxation, the right to Populace

arm ourselves for self-protection under lawful regulations, and LIVING AND DEAD. "Dr. Sun Yat-sen as not only against any political or economic wronged the living, but also the party seeking to put its principles divine and the dead during his into practice in Kwangtung with sojourn in Kwangtung. By his out first getting the approval and consent of the majority of the cruel pressing of men into involuntary servitude, confiscating people of Kwangtung and selling the homes of the

'Bolshevism has failed to re- celve the support of the people of helpless class of the community. Kwangtung and will be opposed and by allowing his mercenaries to raise their own means of by us with all our strength and

resources."

FLOOD RELIEF.

HANDSOME GIFT FROM RUSSIANS.

Was

subsistence and thus creating at reign of terror and increasing the number of destructive taxes in Kwangtung, Dr.. Sun has willingly interfered with the right of the people to life, liberty, pro- perty, and the pursuit of happiness. By destroying temples abd ruining Peking, October 7;-It institutions of urt and history and announced at the headquarters of the removal of valuable niobu- the National Flood Relief Drive mants apd. shrines in order to to-day that a gift of $25,000 häd produce funds for his war chest, been received through the Russian Dr. Sun has not only offended the Ambassador, Mr. Karakhan from spirit of those responsible for the the Far Eastern Revolutionary honoured, ancient achievements Committee at Haborvak.. but the Divine above. By his Announcement was also made order to dispose of all public of a gift of $2,000 from the Cemeteries and exhume the Governor of Kiangsu Province. rallion of cemalas lying la: bgly molded herday is the last day of inoffensive, Dr. Sun has brought the Garden Party being held in anger not only to the living bat Paking to raise funds for the Drive. also to the dead.

SQUANDERED MILLIONS.

It the last twelve months, Dr. Sun Yolden has squandered more Kwangtung

It is hoped that a large sum-will be realized from the sale of these tickets for the problem of relief is becoming urgent now that cold weither in setting in?:

He had

ROXOR

Here is another link in the chuin which proves, despite his denials, that Bottomley was very much a party to the publication of his prison writings.

in my inbuent to-morrow

I will reveal how Bottomley threw

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