Coalville Times | 1901-06-07 | Page 2 | Waldersee Leaves Pekin |

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Date	1901-06-07
Paper	Coalville Times
Language	eng
City	Coalville
County	Summit
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Article Title	Waldersee Leaves Pekin
Type	article
Date	1901-06-07
Paper	Coalville Times
Language	eng
City	Coalville
County	Summit
Page	2
OCR Text	Show WALDEHBEI! LEAVES PEKINj A llst .Mllllsrj lh,l7 M.,k.ll.srw ot ,lnl,ia,iler-lii llil.f S I'leld Marshal Uiunt Von Wsl terse commander In chief of the allied forei lu China, left Pekln Monday lllsfe-psrturewns lllsfe-psrturewns marked by a great nilllary display by the nlllc I troops, the buuj-lug buuj-lug of artillery and the plirlngqf bauds 'llio iiillre dlplomitlo bsly iscortctl tlio field msrshsltotliedeMiL Von Hsutli, the alde-dc-esmp tad nephew of Count on Waliltrsee, vjll remain to escort Prince Chun, the ta-peror'a ta-peror'a brother, to llerlln, viberch'o will formally npologiie la Uhslff China for tho murder of lisrou tn Kettelcr
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