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Yen, the forrscr Premier, appreciation of what the thorities had done with regard to Chinese residents and said, "I! a certain other municipality had taken course unforti ents would have been ay The British Consul-General, sir James Jamieson, suggested the formatter, of a municipal imprevement society and closed his. spe by referring to the banquet as." good augury of a better era Reuter,
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