in his charming book An Australian' in China, is of course writing of the Bhamo route, 0 is Mr. Foster Fraser, the world cyclist, whose remarks are quoted as showing the extreme difficulty of a railway into China. Any stick is good enough to beat 'a dog with, and it is useless to expect those who wish to oppose this railway to stop and consider whether the travellers whom they quote are referring to the Bhamo route or some other. In nine esses out of ten it will be found that they 7@ entered or left Burma vid Bhamo, with which route the railway, has nothing ta dv.
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