fetigetan', whose "Tetters from Torday, on another
Tackionl' are ways so interesting ives a brlinne recount of a magnificent work of the postal rine ers of the Chinese Pont Ofiee and the risks and hardships they endure, It ix an oftetold tale but, freshly illustrated constantly as by "Tibetan focday. Ie Weserves careful atten ion expecially when pessimism over the ability of Chinese administration to withstand the shocks of internal aad external disorder is necessarily active, Incidentally, in view of the reported troubles. with Tibet, itis also useful to" note "Tibetan' tribute to the efficiency of Chinese control of the frontier marches. in his area, Meanwhile his account of the devotion of the mail-runners will be read with appreciation even those who are too apt to take fo granted the achievements "of" the
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