Capt. H, A. White, the big game hunter and collector of rare. specimens of fauna for the Field Museum Chicago, arrived in Shanghai few days ago on his return trip from Indo-China, after having carried out 'a highly successful expedition in the Darlae and Laos districts. It will be recalled that Capt. White, who is well known in the local foreign community, passed through Shanghai last February on his way down to Indo-China, and at that} time it was his intention to com plete various groups of animals for the Field Museun encompassed in their ability; squeeze their victims to death, are captured off the trees in the jungle, an equally deft way A Little Known In connection with the work of] these natives, Capt. White pointed out that Darlae was the district} reserved for the Mois. Ten concessions mainly in the charge of the} Dutch have recently brought the district into prominence. The Mois, however, are being concentrated in Darlac, which is between Laos and On the High Plateax of Darlac Remarkable success attended his] trip, which provides a thrilling narrative for all those who regard: big-game hunting as the cream of sports. Accompanied we] friends, who were shooting for pleasure, Capt. White penetrated the Annam, by the French authorities to provide a stronghold. Little known about the tribe but what is known is intensely interesting, At one time they were the slaves of the Chans, who were connected in dim times past with the wonders of Angkor. There are 2,000,000 of these Mois in Indo-China.
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