Community Building Urged By Colonel Hutchinson
WEATHER
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FOREIGN CAPTIVES ARE RELEASH) BY THE CHINESE RUSMII
KKIMBB
HE WED n
,pRUm GUEST
J rth CeroMna’* Greatnet* Ih
, 1 Eulogised By The Famous
m, Fighter
FAYS TRIBUTE TO THE
THIRTIETH DIVISION
/ By EMMA R. KI*W ABDH
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Ad enthusiastic Goldsboro audience
kud the privilege oX hearing a echo
tarty wgJHafornuW English army of
flmr talk on paat-war problem*. and
•bop* particularly the relation of
America ami the British Bpiplre.
■when LI. Colonel Graham, Set on Hut
chlaon of London, spoke last ntshtlat
»:W o'clock at the CoUifiy
court house:
**• I J w «f ll,n »on c«nm lo Goldsboro
al the Invitation of Major w u
£2 of tbls clty whomT. mlu.ld
■oapht beside In France During his
■Uy hero he Is the guest of Major and
* r *’ p,<rc « their home on North
■womb afreet. He was prevailed up
«• ay the civic organ I rat lona of the
city to deliver a public addrosa.
The distinguished visitor.came to
America with a delegation of 111 Brit
l*h business and profession men who
fiat In convention with Americans
lust week In Atlantic City for the nur
(faggot promoting friendly relations
between the t’nltrd Htatesand the.
“mht isr country’ From Utautfc
City the delegation went to Washing
foil wherethey were , -’Ccd by
"icaMeut Harding. Ne* n *•»»..?
of .American business mci oftt m<rt
•% a nlmtUt joWetos In Am**& x ‘-*‘ H
*oi. Hutchinson rhntan' Ills ap
from this inotiiwm L* fire* Vi
tv*! the courtroom ‘fit 'or.de. ty
plca.ly English. ». ,< * , l- w iplc*-
krhthlo show Mi 11 <•*11 n 'e ■* he
•Ac"
though hb wss ngreehly nonchalant
during hi* short Informnl talk which
brought many' n laugh nud much
spontaneous applause. * ° •
A feature of the gathering was the
eatry of the American Legfon. Wayne
Foot, the hoy* clad «lri khaki and
marching by twoe to the seats re
served for them. Following came also
the girl scouts In uniform; the boy
scoots being absent at camp, did not
appear. °
The speaker was Introduced by
Her Peter Mclntyre who remarked j
that last night's occasion was remi
niscent of war days, when men from
other countries came to talk with us
Her. Mclntyre referred to Col. Hutch
inson as a Scotchman by birth, a sol
dier by training, sod u friend to
America through contact with'After
kaa soldiers In Frame
Col. Hutchinson told of hid' .unlive
In coming to America, his friendship
•llh Major Peirce; Mid the routing Os
some niovHi-llrtlon notions ho hiul,
entertained regarding' Westerner*,
southerneia and other nutlve Ameri
cans. Hla subject "Pont War Prob
lems'' be approached by saying mod
ostly that he wss bis own post-war
problem, not knowing what to do af
ter tbs signing' of the armistice,
since be bed been fittod from early
manhood for the fighting profession
Col. Hutchinson la now engirkeri In
the advertising business.
Touching upon the eonlhtl relation
ship of the British end American
troops In France, he snld'?ty¥ the
Brst Impression of the Tar lleela of
s®th Division wan that they were
thd Isrgest men Itt the tightest trous
ers and the smallest hnta that Europo
had ever seen. On further acquatn
, tunc* , however, tha), Improsshra was
somewhat modified and 'tfiFs Ain»»**~
cans were found to JLae*s thfsblggeat
hearts of any mefc the KngUni hud
ever met. They chummed together,
exchanging beer, cigarettes. and
chewing gum. the latter habit having
m mttPduced by the Americana.
Hi English regiment of which rot.
gjHLmgMi was in command wa* ds
tactofto instruct the men of the
goth Division In various -»ru*y tactics.
These early British soldiers were gen
tlemen born, and bred, nnd had not
uSmri their mathOds of wartuie In
<>t hard knocks. h.n<-e the
*3C». *«* At
the English could leach them.
Yores they fpught aide hy *M«\ u*t*-
sro3n« them to.tl.ck the Hlndenhur.
lima, friend, fighting two ndle*
anart and never learning of the oth
.JT whereabout- until
compared fMo l,ur Th,a " *
the ertajs and the end came speedily,
though many fighters were leß on tbs
tCpgttuod uu fagt T*»u)
THE GOLDSBORO NEWS
BU PAGES
« Late Wire Flashes
BABE GETS I.TTH HOMER
NEW YORK; Jmn~4*—Babe Ruth hit his thirteenth
home-run of the season today in the Jurat inning of the game
between Cleveland and New the Yankee Stadium.
* WET LEADERS WIN VICTORY
SPRINGFIELD, His., June 12. (By the Associated ,
- Press.)—Wet forces in the Illinois Legislature today sue--
ceeded in gotting the O’Connor-O’Grady repeal off the speak
er's table in the House and place on second reading. The
vote, wag 78 to 70. * -
The bill repeals all state prohibition acts, subject to a
popular referendum. Dry forces discounted the wet victory,
declaring that the bill will die on second reading.
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INDICT COTTON COMPRESS MAN
MACON, June 12.—Walter A. Harris, leading counsel
for Richard F. Willingham, indicted yesterday by the Bibb ‘
county grand jury on a charge of in which it is
jAllcifcd that he forged warehouse cotton receipts for 219,.
bales of cotton, stated today that Willingham "had been
noitied of the indictment by wire and would arrive in Ma
con tomorrow from Winston-Salem, whert he now ig in
business. *
Upon arrival, he is expected to arrange bond for the
new indictment containing five counts."" The value of the
219 bales of cotton is estimated at $43,000.
The receipts were drawn ugainst the shippers cym
- pressg company, and it is charged dated more than six
months prior to the time of the discovery of discrepancies,
in tjie accounts of Willingham, and were used hy him in ob
taining funds from local and Atlanta banks. The funds, ac
cording to claims of officers of the company, were used by
Willingham for his personal use. v
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HARDING MAY SEEK CHANGE IN DRY LAW
WASHINGTON. June 12.—There were increasing in
dications in high official circles here today that President
Harding knight ask Congress, when it n-gaaembles next
fab to modify thu prohibition law as it affects the carrying
gLlilWP* foreign-.vowels m American waters.
RAISED MONEY ORDER. IS CHARGE
CHARLOTTE. June 12.—Sanford E. Griggs, local au
“ tomoblle salesman, was bound over to Octolier term of fed
eral court, after a hearing today before U. S. Commissioner
J. W. Cobb, on a charge of forging money orders. It was
charged that Ke raised a small order to SIOO. He gave bbnd
of SSOO. Briggs is a native of Anson county.
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IOWA TO AID N. Y. ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE »
.1188 MOINES, la.. June 12.—The resources, money,
time and personnel of the lowa Anti-Saloon League have
been placed at the disposal of Superintendent Anderson, of
the New York League, to "help enforce the constitution of
the United States in New York.”
SIOO,OOO Fire In
Kinston; Loss Is
Partly Covered
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hIAHTOY, . Jane IS. _ Fire
which started appumitly In the
roar of the brick hulldlug occu
pied bj DawMin ami l o. lair to
day romplrlel) destroyed Ibe con
teals of Ihe eallre Malilfau, JJvc
fire appeared *• daagrruus us
Mills Kite hi n Rejects
Offer Os Father’s Seat
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The second district otngrcs*
slwiial committer, wectlii* In
H«ck; Nun lit last night, offered
tin* lOukri-M*>lt>iiml sest <•( t'laudc
Kltrkin In hi- son. Mill. Kilchin,
lull tin* offer na* declined,
i While Ha slate.unit could ••<*
MTiiml lant idabt, it am snJd
thnt lulldk Kilchin In declining
the honor, appreciated the lart
that the action on the |Nirt of
the'cotamittcc one oac nl eourtr»)
to the lamll* of the Inlc minor.
It; lender. Thr offer, of coarse,
nan far the late I encressnitiit’*
unexpfreN lerin.
willing «f the com
hi 11 tee' In srhi-dulcd Inn weeks
hewer, at nhleb all artlir and
p run peril «e eaudldate* far Ike ,
ni>mf list lon wilt be a iked to at
lead, it this meeting it in ex
pected that aprecnieal* govern
l»6 Ufa tufffavt far 'mUl Ufa
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UOLPMIokp, I. C* if i:i»> F.xl* IV HOK|(]MV
'a. ’ **
lo raasr aaloaiolilles from aecr
by garages la be removed, and
drew large crowds to the scree.
The fire v»a» discovered ul a few
infinites of 7 o'clock. Damage
abnaf 9HMMMW. M I s iwflmeled.
Im-hrunic enters fifty |o r rent us
Ibe lots. o
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and fang term, will lie reached,
Hn fgr, the only avowed can
didate l« Judge Kerr.
i»f tTH or NR JINNKTr'
June .tinned of Grantham town
ship. died here Saturday at the
Gnlilaboro hoaltal In kla slth ysnr
He was a brother of Mrs. c
Hperarad. Mrs. William I'earson. and
Mrs. Willard Ntevens. and Messrs.
| Kxru W Jlnneit, and iMvld H. Jin
| nett. He Is also sural veil fa s heart -
broken wife and mother and Ibo fol
lowlna children: William. Richard
Olivo, ffarah. and Isaliella Jlnwett.
He wa» a da voted mtmbcrtif Iteth ;
*• ny Krinnd Church. at *h|ck Ids fun
eral was conducted by He*. 1 l.
Jones. Goldsboro, and Kev. Urtusu#
of Rosewood The funeral wa* held at
t.'JO p m. and the Interment waa
made In t'fae family plot Ip Ufa earns
•erf *t btUteuf
Bulgarian Army
Is Preparing to
Punish Usurpers
PAKIB, June It,- till Ibv Amo
rl«tv«l Pro**.) —A Bultdplau %olun-|
iror urmy. now uumherlnK 1N.04p.j
Men. and naadlly lueruuMn* in «Im. J
I* prvp«rlQg to :>ani«t> «i tmurper*.
M>* « Mt*l»ment (tvvnlout bytlbo'
Bulgarian legion livr* L-I.ij uuni
marlatng A aperial Ul*i>,\lli Irotu l)i«
Bulgarian rjilnlatt, at iKtttv The.
ftUilvnH'iit add* that ihcgt troop* atk.
guatdnlg the frontlea and lubuMat oC
Sofia
V r,r rrr,
Rain Blasts Hope Os
Klan For Big Attendance
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Knim vs the |ta*l Jan duj» j
k«»e blaatcd the hapro n( local
Klan>-mt n of au altvudauhe here
al their fconhlatr touMil of tin-
IhuDKand robed. hWik'i. i. It
wa« gn-dleled l.i-l nlari how
r*rr, that Ike attoalliiee wMI
am re Ihnn enual Ikal of an;
oilier kina «alkrriitf; rw held
ik Ikh »erllo«. a
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MA YOR BAIN IS SPEAKER ~X
HIGH POINT BAPTIST MKEI
j HIGH ■dMM.VT. JuaMki —ißy tha
Aaaoclatad Praaa.)—Firteen hundrad
delegates from all iiart* of North
Carolina are ei|>actod to u|ten<f the
annual Bap|l*t Young Peoples iinlori
convention, anirh will meet here
Ihursday night, Juiw |9, end continue
through Tburaday night.
Tbl» convention. It h, dmlnrtjd. hi
tnor* largely attended tlmn any olliet
maatlng of Balplsta In fbl* elate and
among tboen who ara to be preeenl
will h* many of the moat active work
er* In the denomination
Elaborate preparation* have bean
made in High Point to taka rare us
the visitor* *od they.will be enter
tained generously -One or the feature*
of the social program will be an ex
cursion to' TbauinavtHw to give ahe
hundreds of young people an oppor
tunity to see the Thomas*ille lia|if:*t
orphanage. The excursion will be ten
dered by the Young People of the
tHjr
Member* of the prog rain commit-,
lec said the program ibl* year I* the
strongest of off of the previous 13 j
presented at conventions. Dr John Je
ter. s>t Wilmington. 'he
convention nermon “on Tuesday uilk 1 .
June 1». Df. J M."Kaatar. of hlch
nrond. la alao on, the program for an
address - v
Following I* the complete pro
.grutu: I
Tuesday evening. President. Gary <
Pridgen presiding.
g Couvcufkin singing. Ilorncc
B Kuson. leaddr
8.-Around the Attar F P Ijion.
Durham w
B:2* ■ "We’rti Glad to »< « ' 0,1
Fred H. Tate. High P"*" 1 '
g.}s "We're Glad to l'*e Herd.
Walter B- "Gllnioro. Harford,
g. 40—I'nrollment of delegates
g 4r»--Violin duet. Miss Katherine
Gibb*. Mars I DU. Mlsa lUtli Howl.
Asheville -
Wednesday morning. Mr.» • >
loirkay presiding.
9 3d - Singing. Mr Faveom primid
leg
it * 10- Around flic All*,. 'Us* A'.l..
f'hltly. Murfrc«»iKftl» leader
One Thing I Do.' J. H
lUM-kery, Durham -
10:10“ K|>ecl*l music. Ondiat.ugc
gug rut
10:15—"Kcho,* from Currituck to
t.'heroke*" HAgai II Bain, (kvldglvom
VIRGINIA DEFEA TS
CAROLINA FOR FIRST
TIME IN THREE Years
l|Um faU*lr JMf IJ. The |
t.alvrnvlty of TlfaMi Iffafaphi d
her* Ihfa alterwoew hr tb fail j
i Tm sHTr? «*'•»?».
M. Datalof, who la In direct much
with the Varnar, Bulga run Black
dak Port- urged thd i Purls legation
not I oaxocnt* order* reoelvad froui
!bo -I.es 111, 4al ymwrnnmnt. ' which
H eatabllahad only at sup
ported hy a handful of aWaiitiirara,
According lo the
ll re population rafuaas
lo recovalcsTVtyrtlHk* <*j4ha nevt>-
ltmoaliito. and* Bblta la l*i>dh*il froui
tlyn rant of the catintry H «l „
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Plan* far Ibe day were said
la larMd a hario euiv, foliaw lag
obkh lhe Elaasmea, garbed la
Ike regulig Os like nrdar, would
parade Ike principal af
Goldsharc; TkK
he held on ' Granfhkfifbi ■ t«d|| ad
)«« eal la Ihe fgHi'ljrivhudW '^
■ _ -j'gmk jf ,
r»:SW- -t'WTewttfTW *hi««ng. *> 1
fo;6s—More echoes
11:11—The Aaaoriaikmul a Y. I*
If., opea fprum. * ? j
Medltalion. Dr J. 8. Harda
way.
" edneaduy nrtwrnoim. C Warren
presiding
3:3o—Convention singing. Mr. Em»-
ow leader
2: fO—Around the allar. Joe Haai
mlok. Korea! City.
3:50-Mlacellsneou* biiHlne**. ’{
3:00—“A Bummona for Junior and I
Intermediate lender*," Klma 1..
Kara how.
3:30—"Behold ibe Master Paaaetb 1
by." Alvin Moore. Biftvard.
3:2s—Conferences; rbllera B Y. P
U*. Junior and Intm madlote*.
4:40 Medltatldn. Dr. J 8. Harda
way.
' Wednesday evening. J. t). Perry,
proaldlng. 1 s i*
*:Wk -Convention singing. Mr. Kas
oni leuder
IF.ll—Around the altkr. Mia* Utu
Mae Cblnnls. Phoanlc *
g:JS "» hina'* Call" R*v D W.
Herring. Chengchow. Chip*. j
s:ss—"The old Rugged Crow." Mrt. |
(billion Braui. Kalfotig, China i
9:00 — M Our World Op|M»rtu«lUaa," |
Dr J >P Keatar. Richmond. Va *• i
Thursday mornta*. t
S 30— "Be 84111 and Know." o |
o:4s—Hannon. Dr Charles U <
(lroave*. Rntelgh t ,5
•>: 30—ConventIon singing. Mr kdM- j
om leuder * i
9:40 -Around Ihf Allar. Paul Caa«k- |
111. North Wllkahoro
9 60 "Putting Variety Into Ihe Bi
ble Drill. Mias Kill* Wllheraon. Mar* ,
1111 l
- Hio6 —''Every Member A D-." Mia*
Maina Volger. Wlnalon Balcm ,
10:25- "Points for Emphasis." Par-, (
ly Morgan. Raleigh.
11:00. MUSIC. , *«
II;05- "The Best 'None Ton timid,"
ttev. J 8. h’arnrnr. Raleigh
11:36 Our Recorder, *’•
IJ :50 "ChrtAllan tHtlenshlp,' Jndg*
W. A Iwvln. Oxford.
Thursday afV»moon. Mrs Jo# w, (
Veatay. presiding
2:30 Convention rlnirlng. Mr. Kf*-
otu leuder.
2:10 Around thw A)1»r. -Miss Rer
nlc« lf*ry. tTxford v
l 2*,6o—Conlsrences: Benlors. »un
ri on Ilnur,l on Cirrte Tree I
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(I neurr. Mrnrr b) VlrtU|«i
4 rttm** H klt«, 1 rrrvr. r ß mlliui
a HIM, mMK 1 MN. MB'rtr*
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SIX PAiUIS
FOOD, CLOTHING AND
BATHS AWAIT LAST#
27 TRAIN PRISONS!
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Special Train, SUndinf on the
Tbcip to After tHa '"'XT
TSACHWANQ. Jufo 12—(By thg
~ K, ‘ fht »>e«ni4fd.th«bbf m«n, f<»«r yJ AAnt aJ>S»S>
"‘I tManty.«ev»H fortlgn ptiuoagra eMfkuM# te
Chmeau Lgruiits from the Sliatighki fSiiifl iSgi aS
Suchuw M*y d, arrived «t the Tuntr-Hging Mim nZ '
Trachwgng this afternoon.
They arc,- down the mountsinfide from thdr mkm
in the temple of the clouda on PosUuku mouißkihs iT(B>
uTich on donkeys and some walking with gn escort of gsi|Hjl,
At the mine compcHiiNi they saw the last ot ißifranjiH
honte and were joyfully greeted by relatives sarf fUfaftt
who )iad gut he red to welcome them. Bkth*. clothlwfMi
food were ewuiting them uud on s railroad aiding stoofl
spcctbl truin ready to take them to Tsachwaag.
14 Is vs period that all itt the at- I(mliman said to klii Ytrsm MK
yrlty of the sight will proceed to %k. sohjwt. wga fcoSUT 3T
Shanghai.
Th# etoalua Kcfßo of tb# elx and •]
half wtdti of the imgottaUonK for
Mm prlaoaera‘ tsleaae W*e- »Uged
with all Mi« t hineae lor* of form
alfty Thr tinge waa ih# of
Tilltbu. 16 mrte* from Taehwang uatl
twn mile* daws the utounuinakl# far
frofi lb* Km pi* In tb# clouds.
In the center of group of bandit
c b tafia a* and ofßetal* stood Oaf Mm
il 11 a .mm a » - - t' —_ m . * '
ICIfW 11, AlMrivMt *9QI »Wl4lMlp W*il
wCSttiry of the^mßliw***#iV lh«
Pekin (uirnmni
Armed with a oamaataatoaar aa par
.aonal repneiteniatte* of powerful
military leader* n|''China,. uau m
•*•*">* authority.fa**) Ta*o to put
up lb* aunmate* deanaadad bp the
brigand*. Xnder.up opened tba Baal
**aaloß. v
***»•••■ band Up an ib baring aura
thaa on* thousand delayed amt rob
bad lb* shnugbal Peklag Kapraa* oa
Uie Tlenatain• I'llkoa Railroad aoar
duijioa .art) »uud*y moratng. Mny
d Tha outlaw* Brad through lb*
window* of nil into u, intimidate
Ifc* poaaengara. and oa* Bum. Joseph
■raSr"
FEU Ml Jiff
Former Soldier To A* Trt.a
For Use For Hlayii« Hl*
i' Coiin^i
JMI.KIOH. June II -Tb# grand
)ory la IT„.Ud Bum, dl.irlct court
ralumdd aa lodlctmanl for marker
rriSf • gradual. of
ir r!? M,r - f rbte "#» “•*“ * '®r
«for •obiter. »bo la charged with
ofcoktac to death Aageffo Kaaarle. *
private soldier on tb* Kuri Bragg r*»-
# rial ion near KapetlavllU In Auguat.
inti. Hurt, who la now at tba artuy
Pool aarvlng a four year neataacc tor
i!»ydlo# will be taken Into niaiody
by |f» ft Marshall Hard and the trial
wIM be held tn fteptember la Kayatta-
Illl* under a tat iik which pro > idea
murdr tnaea ahall betrled lh rouatles
where the offn* la commuted.
According to tba Informality avail
able here today. Hurt, who .iltbough
h departer. w»» baaglag about Port
Bragg. golag uot to (be camp at albl.
Kollo*in a big crap amaon pay day
la which liana ris waa a lara winner.
It laallaged that Hurt chdked Kkba”
la tn daatb with bia beN la order to
inlUm the wtnulga. The body wa*
bidden n*ar a ntudluin where It wua
dlecnveml a weak lalur.
nCHBBUT
Itaaillle «. Italrlak 4.
High l«lnt I. Hln.fon Malrta K ■
Uurhaai-I.reeaeborn, rala.
HOI*! ATI.4XTIC
Aagpofa It lireeavllle *.
Colombia M. t hailolte 4*
Hama-Sparta abort, wet gronad*.
rwQim
Xerl.dk t, Peterwbarg *.
Other iumm, rala.
tMKKH'AK
Washington I, M. I.aal> B.
, Philadelphia UrtraM X
Xew Turk 4. rieielaada.
Nmdaa W. i'hfrow* 4.
| lATIIIIUI. i
nit.hu r* 4. Xew ferfc *. •
t fcleag.. It, Baataa 11.
Clartnaatl-Philadelphia. rala.
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MEMBER O# 8 .
ASSOCIATED PMBE
.- i ’ * O' 7 ' ‘-'T' fW 'XLT‘ ,T *
nucs FfTft qM|'
iliii foreign i aignt^Vtjf»^;-
*t from their bertlkf i
burden were >,
n..d thrir wa, h
I rail, a* baetlhey -||ti , |
VI In nit
dtt» »i!. br«. uommi kEmZMSKw
reI lined to aciiipt fnHN&tfTaV "'t*'-'
• uitNl on ivtaniuing wB l .r.
band Hr* Vgre* dW
tallow In* i4|>itv*e I*gWdw2|
freedom ui w.rkm* ISbS - .
Berube, dbenghnl; \fo^a/
Allen. If .‘-r
*on» of Major. Allen
from the i*i»rl tbe hgndMt'tf laa
'elk or a ranaotn In m^apltß^l'
« njiiue* That laud many K
(but Ibe train holdup *«*
i.ihk were the jeoulb'lß■
felled plot tnlttgatgd' ar‘.wOb
xor'h I'hiM. poltncaJ
t begging aa 4atdrmM«Ml mag
mlyelun bai booa laMgiyjS^
“» well *<• Other phapM
After week* of
brigand* *ent out cdrtatn at .CjS*
oner* with ’'terms.” j^E< :
»t (be remaining capMfiyfft Mafly
wa* agreed betweeg (he 4MN|IS
and the ootUwe that KfUffb
were to he aarolled Iff UU CWBpM
army and given alx mm** »Ndt
pay which they cUiafod Lwga.da*
them w hen that waa jffji tie Jtf
law* etatad. they
the prbmaey*. ,■ « . „ 1} i
atloaa. the outlaw* fmUd,f|j»
th* China** troop* jghfiwT fop*
tbe Vlclahy of th* fdHtfmllmd,
guartara. tb real* stag pa«mMP'WAhl
'if Ibe prt.oa.re If , wadpt
foreign captive* w«ir% .aafKagET
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