The Archive · 1901

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CHINA DAILY News."

7th July.

Long decree conferring posthumous honours upon & number of Mauch married and namurried, belongi funilies of Manchu military officers. 9 [tophers, of Yichou, Chilli province, who jcommitied suicide upon the taking of that city by the troops of one of the Allied Powers.

Note.—The troops noted above refer to {the time when Yichou was surrounded by German force to prevent the ink ants from fleeing from the place, which they were actually doing until prevented. Thi {caused a panic with the above result.—Translator. practically concluded the business of the da a far as the public was concerned.

thun's Labours were by nw" means finished, repres Custer Mr. R.E. Bredon, Deputy Inspector Mess. F. E. Taylor, Statistical Secretary, van Aalst, Postal Secretary, 1H. Hillier, J. H. Macoun, A. H. Wifzer, and E. G. Lowder, 1 the Inspectorate General; and Messrs. H. Hobson, Commissioner of Customs, and H. J. von Brockdo of the Shanghai 01

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