(b) Chungking overland to Suifu (via Luchow)
(c) Suifu to Chaotong, Tungchwanfu, Yunnanfu, Talifu, Teng-yueh and on to Bhamo in British Burma.
My arm was broken two days out of Chaotong. I walked on to Tongchwanfu, where I had my arm set tentatively. I then started for Yunnanfu, but on the journey was laid up at Laitowpo (8,500ft.), then finally reached the capital of Yunnan. Here I was medically treated, stayed there recuperating for some months, subsequently—returned by the main to Tongchwanfu (the point up to which my walking tour had extended), continued my walk to the British Burmese frontier, and then returned into Yunnan, where I travelled among the tribes. I came out of the interior at Hankow and down to Shanghai in 1910, thus having crossed China twice.
I am, ete., Epwin J. Dinate.
Shanghai, March 4.
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