The Archive · 1902

The Japanese

On my various tours I hear much con cerning the schemes, or suspected schemes, of the Japanese to gain possession of this (Fukien) province. Ihave repeatedly explained to i-dividuals and to crowds that, so far as I know, th alarm is groundless, but it nevertheless exists and widespread.

The Angls-Chinese College. able for the foreigner who visits us at this time of the yew; atmosphere crisp and hard, to uive zest to his wandering over hill and Luke in search of game. The army of ice-gat herers are exceedingly active, and filling the ice houses with a ntity of ico—a promise of good in the hot months of the coming summer.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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