Enormous Crowd at Station: glimpse of him. There was further clapping and the crowd pushed and pulled, but their actions did not in the least disconcem the holy man. One would have thought that a monarch had arrived.
Officials, Soldiers, Monks in Wild Enthusiasm The Panchen Lama and his party, arrived in Shanghai from Nan-King on Wednesday; there was a crowd of between 20,000 and 25,000 people to welcome him.
The station was very prettily decorated with flags (including one of the old Imperial German Government), bunting and bamboos land evergreens. the privileged persons Hund Disteets (which includes iatforma were Une, Te
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Sah Cehaitman) and Mr. Ku Shing-yih Coming Receptions Upon leaving the station the Panchen Lama got into a motor car which was waiting and, followed by a concourse of others, finally escaped the crowd and went to the new Bureau of Foreign Affairs, at the southern end of Route Ghisi, where hho Inter received guests.
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