In a rather humorous tone Mr. Osborne. said that people at first ridiculed the idea of finding fossils and remains in this portion of the world, and he was told that the members of the party might find health and brown complexion and return, built up in body and refreshed in mind, but as to unearthing a badschitherium such was not to be thought of. But their laughter and scorn has boomeranged back to them. -"We wre cooperating with the Geographical Society of China and through a friendly understanding with them are exploring separate fields, and now only the best of feeling exists between us."
Professor Osborn paid a high tribute to Mr. Roy Chapman Andrews, leader of the Third Asiatic Expedition, Without Mr. Andrews, and his _perseverance, the party could not have been the success that it has been, He carries the respect of his superiors and is loved and regarded well by the other members of the Expedition, said Mr. Osborne."
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