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Tachienlu, Sze, Nov. 11.
With the road once more open to the outside world Tachienla is again enjoying a period of peace and pros-
For months past, tea has been arriving in very large quantities. Business has so improved that it is like old times, conditions again seem normal and Tibetan traders are coming from far and near to exchange their "merchandise for China's Precious tea.
For six long months the road into \China was blocked by the military and during that time practically no tea reached the frontier and naturally the supply in many the large lamaseries throughout! Eastern Tibet ran short. One large avalling all the way from the Indian border. spent several months here, waiting for tea. Those merchants brought with them valu-Jable rugs, musk and antlers. After months of waiting the indispensable Jcommodity in the life and home of every Tibetan is now reaching the jolty in large quantities, but alas, ce everything else the price has }gone up and like many other things Jeast of Suez shows no tendency to Jeome down again. The Chinese merchants I think were to bl rich Tibetan who wanted it simply had to pay whatever he was asked.
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