The Archive · 1931

A Chinese Conyert's Question Frost Our OWN Connespoxnest 1 Wenchow, Feb., 9.

Wenchow is just now expexiencin

ry, january saw days of keen fras engage of neteorlorea tait which caused much of the profuse Vegetation in the fields to curl up Bnd wither, "under ibs "blighting power, but, bein days of Was resulting rapid com and to-day the fields present an fistying plenty.

February has a similar meteorolosical tale to tell of days and nights When during: the former fires in the Thouse seemed to be a first necessity, and. those whose" youthful pride Scorned. such things as. bedsocks might. be pardoned, "for. envying Those who, put comfortable. nights 'Defore pride' and cold feet, 'Then came a Sunday of such rildness that one discarded winter Clothing, for light' autumn Wear, nevertheless a quiet, walk of no more than 'a mile on level roads produced profuse" perspiration, Yesterday aw slight snow on the hills, to-day ja'so different that the least dexeee of "unaccustomed" physical. exercise eans damp underclothing, After night of cold and damp follows Gay "of Such. warmth and sunshine at by afternoon tennis nets are up fand old men who should know better fare Induced to playin shorts.

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