THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,
WEDNESDAY,
ΜΑΥ
18, 1927.
WHAT HANKOW SAYS OF CHIANG.
A "TRAITOR TO THE NATION."
PRISONER'S MISTAKE.
THOUGHT JURYMAN WAS
POLICE OFFICER.'
HANKOW'S PLIGHT.
A BOLSHEVIK CLASS WAR.
Hankow, May 12.
A Chinese prisoner, named Li It is reported that the troops of Hang, caused some amusement at General Chang, at, Shayang, are in the Criminal Scasions this morn-teague with General Yang Son in COMMUNIST FULMINATIONS, |ing, when he was charged with house-breaking and larceny, be-
hia campaign against the Hankow We have just received in furtherfore the acting Paisne Judgo, Mr. government.
With the commencement of # copy of "Chinese Correspondenes," P. Jacks, by remarking that a Juryman, named Mr. D. S. Scott. which is the weekly organ of the looked like the man who arrested Bolshevik class war in Hanyang, Central Executive Committee of him. He made this remark after where nobody with property la being asked whether he wished
safe, all the important producing the Kuomintang at Hankow.
to abject to any of the jurors. The number is Extremely in-
Mr. H. K. Holmes, who prosecut-markets are closed causing the. teresting because it is full of anti-ed for the, Crown, remarked that government extreme uneasiness. perhaps there was a resemblance Chiang Kai-shek' articles, which between a certain European of despairing of ever getting any Eugene Chen is reported to be show how thoroughly hated steer in the case and the gentleman good out of the government, and Marshal Chiang by those in power on the jury.
the financial situation is reported - in the Wuhan cities,
The prisoner said he was sorry to be desperate. Under the heading "Chiangf he was wrong, and explained
There is absolutely no hope of
the anything in Kai-shek traltor to the Nation and that his eyesight was bad.
nature of 3 The charges related to house- constructive
governmental pro- the instrument of Imperialism"
gramme being formulated and it there appears a declaration by the breaking and larceny at Delegation of the Communist In Watanmal Boolchand godawn and is expected that nothing but ternational, which is typical of office, 18, On Lan Street, "on the general chaps will result. many others in the issue under night of April 25th. The prison- notice. From this "Declarationer was further charged with be- we take the following:--
the
Ing found on the premises with implements for house-breaking in Chiang Kai-shek's counter-revo- his possession. He is alleged to lutionary activities have culminat- have stolen 11 pieces of jade war, ed in the establishment of a rival a pair of bangles, and $190 in "nationalist government" at Nan-money.
king. This act of his is more un- Mr. Holmes said the office and pardonable than his previous godown were situated on the numerous acts of violation, namely, ground flour, and the manager the coup d'etat of March 20, at- lived on the top floor.
On the question, an tacks upon the revolutionary wing night in
Indian of the Kuomintang, suppression of watchman heard a noise inside, workers' and pensanta' movement in the early hours of the morn in Kings and Cheklang, attempting. The noise continued for to establish his personal dictator-some time and eventually he ship and finally the murder of aroused the manager. Shanghai workers. We watched The manager went round to the All the violent actions of Chiang back of the premises to a spot Kai-shek, and his agents with where there was an iron gate, WAN able to great anxiety, but hoped that he and where he
bare look
down into the yard of would hesitate to turn a faced traiter to the Nationalist the premises. He saw a man AL this critical period mount the steps leading to the mevement. of the nationalist revolution pre-iron gate, but finding it lacked he servation of united front is so went bark to the yard, re-entered imperative that all crimes of those the godown and barred that done.
Doors Broken Open. who fight against imperialism rau
The police were called in, and be temporarily overlooked. But the selfish interest of the feudal-fter breaking down two doors, the bourgeois class is not only anta-prisoner was discovered in the gonistic to the "interests of the down, with a large jemmy in his workers and peasants, but to those of the entire people. Consequent ly Chiang Kai-shek's crimes did not stop at the massacre Kisagsi and Shanghai workers, They culminated in revoll against the people's party andi people's Government.
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hand, two punches in his pocket, and other tools lying about the oor. There wise signs of certain drawers having been broken open, and it was found that money had
removed
The sum of $172.61 was actually Connd on the prisoner, of which amount he claimed seven dollars odd is his own. To addition, other things had been removed and plar- ed ready for taking away.
He seeks to deceive the people by declaring faithfulness to the Kuomintang and throwing on the Central Committee the responsibl
Mr. Holmes said that she door lity of splitting the party.. We had glass panels which were testify that this is an audacious guarded by wire, and it was found lic. When the conflict between that the wire had been cut, and him and the Central Committee the glass broken sufficiently for grew neute Chiang Kai-shek ap-man to get through.
When charged at the police pealed to the Communist Interna- tional to send its deicgation in station prisoner auld: entreat China to visit him. On the eve your Worship to deal leniently of our departure to visit him came with me. I entreat your Worship the news that he had convoked a to show kindness to me." few members of the Central Com- mittee and Control Commission in a meeting at Nanking to declare the joint conference of Wuhan as an attempt to split, the party We immediately telegraphed, him
When charged before the Magi. strate, prisoner denied that he was holding the jemmy in his hand, and alleged that when he was ar rested he was assaulted by many people and was stunned."
The Secession of Yang Sen. There now appears to be truth in the report, current in
no
Shanghai on Thursday, that troops belonging to Marshal Sun Chuan- fang had landed at Teungming Island, of Woosung, with the in- tention of attacking Shanghai,
A conflicting report is also observed in yesterday's local de
patch that Yang Sen had joined with Chiang Kai-shek. It now seems authentic that Yang Sen who arrived at Ichang on May 8, when the usual looting of the na tive elty was begun, has joined up with Wu Pei-fu. Shasi is also reported to have been taken over by Yang Sen and further move- nients of this general's troops are noted on the Han River along whien Wu Pei-fu is apparently assembling is and Yang Sen's troops for an advance upon Han- kow.
Sah Tac-pan, another Wu gen- eral, wife turned Southern last Autumo, is also reported to have jouned Yang Sen. The Red Spears are still operating on the Honan- Hapeh border against the South- erners and reports have reached. Hankow of another destroyed bridge in that vicinity. Tengtien oops, have not advanced beyond Chumation according to reliable "accounts,
Sign of Uneasiness. Other reports show that there are distinct signs of uneasiness amongst doen officials although Hankow remains externally quiet. Commandeering of silver and food continues and the latter, which is being rationed, is getting short.
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It is stred that the claims of Southern victories in the Hankow press are not true, although north- ern troops are not advancing at the present time. Further reports say that Yang Sen's dismissal from the southern army has sulted in his anti-southern ad- vance. Other reports stath that a number of minor government officials at Hankow have recently left the city, though what this indicates cannot be surmised,
There has been a large number movements about 10 of troop
to enll off the meeting and stand It appeared later on that the by the agreements he had made in prisoner had mistaken Sergt. Mac-kilometres above Hankow during Shanghai with Comrade Wangdonald for Mr. Scott, the two bear the last 48 hours, according to Chin-wei to bring all the dising some resemblance in each latest reports available in brief. puted questions before a Plenaryother.
take
The commander of the Japanese.
a lengthyunboat Katata reported to for seen large numbers of Shantung sign officials in Wuhu that he had troops around Hochow during the past for days, but that only Southern troops were above that point.
session of the Central Con- The prisoner made mites in which he should par- and involved statement in which ticipate. In the same telegraph he admitted being on the premises, we informed him that should he but said he was forced to go there,
advier BUY
He was sentenced to three years' would We visit him in order to discuss hard labour, the way and means of preserving the unity of the revolutionary forces in the face of imperialist attack. He did not answer telegraph and proceeded with his plan to disrupt the party.
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HOW MUCH DO YOU
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TO-DAY'S QUESTIONS.
The following general know- edge paper has been taken from the Daily Express.
1.-ho orginated the Penny Post? 2.-Who first introduced the imple- ments and paterial for tobacco smoking inte England? Who was John Knox, und when
tid he flourish? 4-What is the Lundsturm?
While denouncing Chiang Kal- ahek as an instrument of imperi- alism, murderer of workers and peasants and traitor to the notion we draw the attention of the Chi- nose people to the fact that it is not one or a few individuals that
Answers for those who need have revolted against the party. An entire social class has not only them, will be found on Page 12 deserted the nationalist revolution,of this issue. but has turned against it. It is not Chiang Kai-shek and his mur derous entourage of Kwangsi gen- erals that should be overthrown from the usurped power." Feudal bourgeois elements throughout the country must be destroyed. The breeding-pool of Chiang Kai- shekiam should be removed. It is not only necessary" to go to "Nan- king and Shanghai to attack Chiang Kai-shek. His power can be attacked in every village, in every town by destroying the power of feudalism and reaction- Eradication of ary brougeoisie. the roots of Chiang Kai-shokism will be the main feature of the coming stage in the development of the nationalist revolution.
Charges that prisoners in the state penitontlary' have a pleasant and enjoyable life have been ans- wered by a direct challenge from Warden L..E. Lawes, of Sing Sing. "Any public man who believes that Sing Sing prisonors are coldled is Invited to spend a day here as an inmate," he says. So far, there have been no takers.
5-When was a great religions movement begun by a woman hurling a stool at the head of a preacher? 6.The sun never sets on the Empire" of what Empire was this phrase Brat used?;
7. What is the origin of the phrase
"to give quarter?" 8.-What forms the boundary line between the United States and Canada?
Wito was reputed to be the
fattest man who ever lived? 10.-What English peer Mohammedan?
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RATIONALISATION OF INDUSTRY.
-THE GENEVA CONGRESS
SUGGESTIONS.
the
LEGISLATURES IN COLONIES.
problems
CONFERENCE PROPOSES
CHANGES. -
London, May 17. Geneva, May 17. The Colonial Conference has The Economic Conference in dealt with the efforts to assimil- dustrial committee has passed alate the procedure in conducting resolution as regards rationalisa- business in the Colonial legisla tion of industry, laying down that tures, which is admittedly difficult the rational organisation of pro- owing to the varying nature of of Individual duction and distribution is the the Chen Tiuo-yuan's 37th Army principal factor in increasing gut-Colonies,
Interesting suggestions forth- has not been disarmed by the 7th put, improving labour, conditions, Army as was previously reported. and reducing prices; also that con ng included the adoption of established yesterday. during such process the legitimate a rega emblem for each assembly, The position of northern troops, interests of the workers should be the gradual transition from the early presidency of the Governor to that numbers however unknown, is re- safeguarded where
of rationalisation. max of an elected Speaker, and also Hably stated as being in the areas stages of Luchow, Chekao, Chaoshien, involve unemployment or more the adoption of model sets of
working conditions.--
standing orders by groups Yurtsao and Hochow. Opposed arduous
colonies associated geographically to these are the 7th, 10th, 15th, Reuter.
Repressive Tariffs.
or otherwise.-Reuter, Later. 27th and 44th divisions of Chiang Kai-shek's troops, which are ru-
The 'commercial sub-committee, ported to number in all 100,000
The number, however, is dealing with the customs tariffs. generally regarded as an exaggern-situation, submitted a report aim- tion. Their reported dispositioning at the removal or diminution Is that the 7th and 15th divisions of tariff barriers which gravely from Wuhu drove 1,500 Shantung hamper trade, recommending that were preferred against a troops out of Yuntano on Wednes-export duties on raw materials J. L. Kailey, at the opening of the day without serious opposition. should never be imposed for the Criminal Sessions in the Supreme purpose of subjecting consumer Court, this morning, before the countries to an increased burden, acting Chief Justice, Mr. J., R..
inferiority-Reuter. or placing them in a position of Wood, but, owing to the lengthy
men.
The 10th and 27th divisions have landed on the north bank of the river at various places between Anking and Wuhu, south of Chow Lake and are advancing in the direction of Liuan Chow. The 37th Division are at Chiashicche advancing on Hochow according to the same reports. They reach- Paitouchou yesterday. The ed .44th Division crossed at Taiping and are advancing on Hanshan.
Threat To T.-P. Railway.
to
TO-DAY.
Dollar on demand 2/-15/16. 6.57 p.m. Lighting-up
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ALLEGED FORGERY.
CRIMINAL SESSIONS CASE. Charges of forgery and larceny
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list of cases to be heard, and the fact that the prisoner pleaded "not guilty" to one of the charges, the case was adjourned until Mon- day morning, when a murder case is also down for hearing.
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The prisoner. was charged with the larceny, on May 27th. of two Mercantile Bank of India cheque forms, the property of Mr. E. R. There was second The objective of the Southern and General Thao War-shua haa Dovey,
Yu-ching charge of forging the signature of! be to returned. Mr. Shen a forces is believed
threaten and close the Tlentsin took over a portion of the duties Mr. Dovey and presenting a cheque of the Commissioner for Foreign for $980, receiving the equivalent) 11.-Who is in official rank the Pukow Railway from east to south,
highest civil subject in the
to check tho northern advance Affairs on May 7. On May 12 in Bank of England and treasury a re-notes, £90.10s. with intent to land?
quest that General Ho should or deprive either Mr. Davey or the Churchills have westwards in the Chow Lake dis- the Commissioner issued 12. How many
trict and to force a general
The prisoner admitted the first been Chancellors of the Extirement to the north, A few der the removal of all troops from Bank of that amount. chequer?
foreign houses, Jardine Mathe- on
of the count, but pleaded innocent to son's having been one 18. When wAN
the first free wounded, arrived in Wuha
Thursday. library opened in England,
latest residences to be occupied the second, stating it was partly and where? 14.-Who composed the hymn,
by these troops. The result of true, inasmuch an he did not intend this request is not yet disclosed, to defraud,
As stated above, the case was "Lead, Kindly Light!"
adjourned unt! Monday, 15.What is the origin of "Mrs. expected from Nanking shortly however.-N, C. Daily News.
Grundy?"
re-
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