A young Indian lad, N. Baksh Mohammed, who is now in Japan, proposes to leave Tokyo on Decem: ber 1 on a 23,000-mile bicycle jour ney which will end ut, Glasgow, Scotland, He expects to be able to finish his journey in the winter of 31, and etaims that, when completed, he will have been the first to have done the Tokyo-Glasgow trip on wheels, After cycling the length of Japan, Mohammed proposes to cross to Pusan, Korea, by ferry, to cycle to Seoul and Antung, thence to Mukden, Peking, Shanghai, Nanking, and. Hankow. If there is grave danger of brigands, he will take a boat from Shanghai Hongkong, then cross over Kowloon sand cycle to Haiphong, saigon, Bangkok, Singapore, th ough Burma' to' Mandalay, and eross India to Bumbay, then north to Peshawar, across Persia, and 40 make for Iraq and Palestine. Then he will procned through, Turkey, Bulgaria,—Yugo-Slavia, Austria, Germany, trid Belgium, to France." At Calais he will take steamer to Dover and then proceed through England to Glasgow, At Manchester, Mohammed said, his flaneée, Miss Rose Hal, is wal ing for him. 'They prepare to get married in England done his trip and then ye Bombay, where Mohammed's father a big' business man,
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