Along the railway, it was easy to see the busy harvesting of the unusually large nice-rep. Few soldiers in sight at Sungkiang, Fungebing, and Kashai. Arrived at Kashing, e found the people very friendly and old acquaintances cord Business on the streets! was normal, but many of the sin shop-keepers had closed after-a long struggle to keep going. Very little building isin evidence, only] absolutely necessary, repairs for. carpenters, masons and painters. Silk filatures end ¢loth weaving. words, torpase HOSE AT RAT dayoreccousces andi" resolutions prepared|covlinue, but the paper mill atiliz~ eestrow has closed indefinite. give them en imprimatur of publie|:2- Some say this is en account of approval—it, was proposed and pass. ed that the school should be taken over 28a municipal middle schoo}, it being naively explained that 33
Japanese competition, other mention] coal disagreements. 7 'A visit to-the local yamen found the tax-collectors busy with the
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