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“...inili'ary ottic rs und r
bim and praying tlvv the punishment of
loss of rank and dismissal for ever from
the service be pronou c d rtgiiust certain
military delinquents With reference to Sou
Shih-lung, Major cominandin^ the Chung
b ittalion of Yunnan, who i-ns been found
guilty of using dummies on bin ba talion
roll, we hereby co firm Sung Fm^s suyges-
tion a>d cashier and dismiss for ever the
said delinquent. Ihe flame pu ishment
is hIro to be meted out to Ting Vau-liui
Major cominaiiding the Wan battalion,
but as for Ku Hung, Colon1 commanding
the several b ttalio <6 of the T'eug brigade,
as all hikt brtttalin.s app ar t<> have duni-
inis H in the regimental rolls, the simple...”
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“...denounces an act of violence by certain
civil and military ocials under him and
the arresting of innocent persona by them.
It appeared that Keng Hsunacting magis-
trate of Tsehsien, Shantung, while borrow-
ing grain from a commoner, Chao Hsing-
wang, and members of his clan, unwar-
rantably listened to a complaint made by
the said Chao Hsing-wang against the
people belonging to a village acrpsa the
Yellow River, in Kiaugsu province. Get-
ting assistance from Liu Chin.hsiangmajor
commanding a battalion at Tungtai village
the accused magistrate led the troops into
Kiangsu territory, raided some twenty
families of the innocent village Hnd carried
ofl* bound over thirty prisoners. It is
further averred that so cruel were the
soldiers in their treatment of the prisoners
that one of them died in gaol. This is a
very grave offence and we hereby cashier
the said acting magistrate and the eaid
major and they are to await trial for their
conduct.
16th March.
No papers of interest.
17th March.
IMPERIAL...”
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“...ief <>f Lower
Kiangau vice Tan Pi-li, deceased.
29fch March.
IMPERIAL DECREES.
(1) We hereby appoint Sun Chia-nai to
be Chief Examiner at the D >ctor examina-
tions, and Hsu Shu-min, Hsii Hui-feng and
Wen Chib to.be Vice-Examiners.
(2) Appointing sixteen Hanlina to act as
assistant examiners on the same occasion.
(3) Yung Sh§ng and Chiang Shih-fen
are appointed Proctors of the Inner Divi-
sion of the said exHmination halls.
(4) Shu Tarti, Commandant of the Right
Battalion, a d En Pu, Commandant of
the Left Battalion, are hereby appointed
to police the precincts of the examination
balls during the above-named competitions
for the Doctor degree.
(5) Appointing some fifty Metropolitan
ocers to minor duties In the said exam-
ination halls.
30th March.
IMPERIAL DECREES.
(1) Huang Pen-fu is appointed Brigadier
General of the South Anhui Military Divi-
sion vice Li Chan-chun promoted Com-
mander-in-Chief of Lower Kiangsu.
(2) As Sun Chia-nai is now engaged as
Chief Examiner nt the Doctor...”
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