From TRE"NomTH-CHINA Day NEWS"
or SEPTEMBER 3, 1871
From Macao: The China Mail learns from Macao that the pirates there have been unusually lively since inese fleet. An incident companions said to me as E were finished. an colleague grunted assent. We better get back to it, one of them said, and they left me to join a band at work where a new blaze had started. to organize the It appears that two piratical boats fell upon a fishing boat just outside the harbour, and were making of its contents, when a large m of fishing junks in.the vicinity a cordon round the marauders, while a message was at once despatched inside the harbour for assistance. The Macao Government at once got together a force and sent them to the place where up by the thus brought hours before. My friend Robin. oí the river fire-fighters, had taken me he there because was his night off—at least it was his night off unded.
He left me is German and d customs ich
chis disadvantage, or the vat of Zoods from the counters. man occupation had the swarm of locusts, Shops were bursting with goods of all when German armies entered a city were "swept, bare,
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